Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 171, Hammond, Lake County, 9 January 1912 — Page 5

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LA&K COUNTS COURTS AT A GLANCE ULKE IIPERIOH COIHT, ROOM SO. 1 Judg VlrgU S. llttlter. Information. Bailiff John Agnew set the cases this morning. There -will probably be nothing: done during this week. of court,- Beginning Monday the court will take up Civil jury cases. LA KIC SL'I'ERIOTl miHT, ROOM NO. a Judge Lawrence Becker. Information. The court set cases this " morning. This week will be devoted to probate work and special cases. The court will take up civil court cares all of this term. LAKE SI! TEH ion COURT, r.OOU SO. S Judge Johannes Kopclke. At Crown Point. Information. The court Is now in session vat Crown Point. Thet first week ot next term will be taken up with the Brown-Berry will case. . Thomas Heard and Crumpacker. Crumpacker & Tlnkham represent the plaintiff and W. J. McAleer and Attorney Kelly represent the defendant. JCB-GE XV. C. MM AIIAX. At Crown Point. Information. The court will begin court at paraiso next term. ValFile Damage Suit. Attorneys Gavit and Hall of Whiting have filed a case in which their LAKE CO. TITLE CO. ELECTS HEW OFFICERS Fresh Blood Is infused Into Lake County Concern at Annual Meeting! "he meeting of the Lake County Title Q Guaranty Co., which was held at the Co. last evening resulted in the election of the following officers and directors: President Fred H. Mott. ; - Vice president Frank Hammond. , Secretary Albert Maack. 1 Treasurer -A- TT Tannef -'" Manager Edward J. Eder. lie airector are t: it. Mott, Frank Hammond. A. M. Turner. Peter W. Meyn. J. g. Blackmun, H. 13. Jones, O. A. Krinbill. George B. Sheerer and Paul B. Liplnskl. It will be noticed that every bank, every trust company and every important real estate firm In Hammond is represented in the management of this company. ' B InXew Home. The Lake County Title & Guaranty Co. has just located In Its new home at trown romi. intrty reel or frontage. J opposite the court house, was purchased and a new building has been erected upon It. The lower floor is rented to the United States government for postoffice purposes and the upper floor is

used for the. offices of the company. ',the Pere Marquette wires were out of

in me seven years since the company was organized the management j has been concerned principally In bullding up an efficient plant. This has cost thousands of dollars. Durlng"the first four years of Its his. tory the company did not pay a dividend. paid. Then only small dividends were This year, however, a dividend of 8 per cent was declared. The new stockholders who purchased in the j neighborhood of $20,000 worth of .the stock of the company are fortunate enouKh to get in on the first big divi- i dend. Sfw Blood Refused. election last night resulted in The St. Vitus Dance. Falling Sickness, Fits respond Immediately to the rsmarkable treatment that has for over 40 years been a standard. remedy for these troubles S2f00 BeYne4y?e Doctors0 prescrite'S DaISIa especially for these diseases; it COlttU is not, a cure-all. Its beneficial fmn . effects are immediate. Druggists ri&U evtry where sell It. To prove its wonderful virtue-, we will cheerfully send a Full S2.00 Supply without charge. ,,. KLINE LABORATORIES 'ZZVA 84c per vreek 935 loan weeks. reparn utn nfty . Other amounts at same : ar portion.' Any amount from S to 91 OO, one month or one year. Leans . on houaeaoM a;oo4s, ' planoay -horaea, wagon, etc., -wlthont removal. - If rra seed money' all oat Ike blank below and mall to na and our ajrent will call and explain how we loan money privately, at low1 rate, en personal property. Mm .. ..... Andreas Amount wanted Indiana Loan Company Phone 322. Cor. 5th & Broadway Over Postofflce Gary, Indiana

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client, Adam Wldiger, seeks $20,000 damages for the loss of four fingers. The accident happened when his left hand came In contact with the knives Osn a "shaping machine," which, it is alleged, was not properly guarded. MOTIONS AND ORDERS. 6427 Maurice I Horner et al. vs. Johan Safciz et al. Defendant files motion for new trial. "50 Crane Co. vs. Armanis F. Knotts. i Defendant files motion for new trial. , Courtroom No. 2. 6600 William Lobman vs. Ralph G. Keller et al. Mtion for new trial of defendant overruled and excep- " tions. - 7712 Calumet Lumber Co. vs. C. L. Centlivre Brewing Co. et al. Defendant Brewing Co. flies cross complaint against C. H. Maloney & Co. and Anthony Baukus. Also files motion for new trial on crosscomplaint ot Olsen and Olsen. H'H Andrew Leto vs. Andrew Klrobuehkar. Defendant files motion and affidavit to be permitted to appeal from judgment, rendered in justice of peace court more than thirty days after rention of such judgment. Motion sustained. Justice ordered to certify transcript of proceeding to this court on filing of appeal bond by defendant. S53S Ismare Masure vs. Harriet Smallberg. Writ of habeas corpus issued, returnable Jan. 9, 1912. the selection of three new directors and one new officer. Ex-County Treasurer Albert Maack is said to have purchased in the neighborhood of $13.000 worth of the stock in the past six months. He was selected for the office of secretary in the place of J. S. Blackmun, who has become the president of the J. S. Blackmun jC'o.va new Hammond real estate company. New directors are A. M. Turner, Peter W. Meyn and O. A. Krinbill. They take the places of John O. Bowers of Gary, W. A. Hill of Hammond and E. Ullrich of Hammond. Itis understood that Albert Maack, the new officer in the company, expects to devote all of his time to the business. The company expects to do a big business In 1912 and .looks forward to a bright future. - . TROUBLE HEAR GARY AIID HESSVILLE CAUSE Wire Service at East Chi cago Is Demoralized by Weather. (Special to Thb Times.) Chicago, Jan. 9. Up to Kast Chicago, Jan. 9. Up to noon yesterday no telegraph mesages could b recived at the East Chicago tele graph office, owfng to trouble with the equipment and wires. The Western Union, B. & O. Chicago Terminal and commission, all of them being crossed, Part of the trouble was finally Iocated in the local office, but by noon everything excepting the Terminal wires was doing, business again. The result of the trouble was that a number of East Chicago parties to whom messages by wire had been sent, werrf delayed until noon. Railroad messages were sent by long distance telephone. The Postal telegraph company which has an office in Indiana Harbor was more fortunate than the Western Union.. Everything was working all j right, there. Mr. McCrum, the operator 1 reported however that all had not been so smooth in the imediate past. There had been trouble between Hessvllle and Gary w ith the wires and there was general demoralization around Michigan City, JEJenton Harbor and South Haven. However all haB been adjusted ' and things are running smoothly again ROYAL LEAGUE HAS MEETING Indiana Harbor, Jan. D. The Royal League lield their banquet last night to celebraite the success "of tbe "new membership contest" inaugurated recentl yarn! carried out during the month of December. Xt had been the original intention that'th 4eam which got the largest number of members would b fed on turkey, while the losers must be satisfied with pork hops. As it turned out, howevor, no one had to cat pork chops. So successful was the contest that the lodge decided to cut out the poor man's diet and feast! both winners and losers on turkey. This , was dona and never was turkey more tender or satisfying to .the most critical inner" man than that which was served at last night's banquet.- "".'.'''.'.' There Were twelve members on each of the opposing teams and the net result of their achievement in the way of new members was sixty-one. This was a larger number of members than was gathered in by any other one lodge during the month of December. Last night was celebrated as "Fow ler night," C. E. Fowler of Indiana Harbor being the tarfe archon of the order. He presided as toastmaeter. State Scribe Darling, another state officer, woa also present. Toasts were responded to. by the following:. MessVs. W. B. Van Home, C. P. Burdick, John Bevans. T. E. Helm, William Jewell, Mr. Darling, J. A. Patterson and A. G. X.undquist. Seventy members enjoyed the banquet. . , THE TIMES ALWATS HAS FOUGHT FOR SHE INTERESTS OF THB COMMON PEOPLE FOR THE MAN WHO WORKS FOR A LIVING.

Lutherans Elect Officers. - St. Paul's German Lutheran church held its annual congregational meeting In the parochial school hall last night and elected officers for the. ensuing year. " Rev. Theodore Claus, pastor of the congregation, will make, his annual report to the congregation next Sunday. The officers elected last night were as follows: President A. F. W. redder. Secretary WJlliam Koencke. Treasurer 11. W. Schrotber. Elders Theodore Dauer, K. Ullrich, A. Rosenau. II. Dlerks. Trustees William Koencke. William Rabenhorst. Member of the school board for three years Anton H. Tapper. Treasurer of the building t fund Adam R. Ebert. Collectors John Clausen, John Kerber. Julius Ebert, C. Schwanke, F. Ros. ww, O. Herhold, . C. $3metz. William Doege, F. Heaterman; C. Graun, Herman Sehreiber.

No Accountants Here. The state board of accountants which drops Into a city hall always unan nounced to examine the' city's books has as yet not put in an appearance In Hammond. This board is one of the least worries of Ed. Aubry, the city controller. The board intends to visit every city in the state, but the time for the visit is never fixed in advance. The board practically camped in East Chicago from last March until the latter part of November, when it conits work. , Bowling Match. Some Interesting bowling matches will be seen wfien the Plantistas and the Spartans meet this evening. The E. B. A.'s lead in the league by five games and the Plantistas re a close second. The Spartans, who hold third place, will roll the Juniors in a three-game series. At Orpheum. If any one snhouild hint that Ham mond does not know or .appreciate good music take the detractor gently by the hand and lead him to the new Orpheum where the six Kirksrnith sisters are now playing. If the skeptic is not con vinced of his error he is beyond redemption. Nothing finer has ever been heard hero than the musical specialty of this half dozen comely young women, s The decision of the AUardt brothers to change the starting time of the matinees from 2:30 to 3 o'clock had a noticeable effect yesterday. Th aft ernoon show started on time and what is more, barring a few minor hitches, went off more smoothly than any of BRYAN COULD NOT - BEAT JIM GUFFEY Summary of Washington Democratic Meeting. Washington, D. C, Jan. 9. Col. James M Guffey xeated despite opposition of W. J. Bryan. Chairman Mack, heretofore stanch friend of Bryan, steers "road roller" over Nebraskan. Convention city will be-selected to day. St. loom's favored by many dele gates, but Baltimore has the cash. Resolutions committee appointed to frame call for delegates and thus to dal with primary question. 'How Stales Voted. Th division of' states against Col uryan in me uurrey incident waa a.a follows: ' YEAS. ' ' Alabama Arkansas California Connecticut Florida Georgia Idaho' Illinois Indiana Iowa Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Colorado Delaware Louisiana Nebraska New Jersey Oregon Rhode Island Missouri Montana New Hampshire New Tork North Carolina North Dakota Ohio OkTahoma Texas Vermont Virginia Washington West Virginia .Wyoming . --'Alaska. Hawaii -33. NAYS. South Carolina South Dakota Utah Wisconsin Dit. of Columbia New Mexico 13.

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the initial performances ..thus far. The show starts with a splendid ex

hibition of physical development. The Carson brothers, who are styled "Sweden's representative athletes." have one of the neatest, clean cut athletic per formances on may expect to see anywhere - "Rosooe Rhetnbold, a Yiddish monologist, was second to appear. He has a good dialect and a funny line of patter. Wanzer & Palmer In a comedy sketch "Wanted a Job," were next in order. The plot concerns the, efforts of a gentleman of color to garner a position as office boy. The theme and its interpretation la productive of much levity. Pathe'n Weekly, depicting some nfew events of International Interest, was displayed between the comedy sketch and the act of the six Kirksmlth sisters. When all is said and done it is the six Kirksnvith sisters, who close the show, who are the real big hit of the bill and will undoubtedly be tiie magnate that serves to attract great throngs to the new Slate street playhouse. When an audience will remain seated at the close of the show and demand more It is a pretty good criterion that the act Is worth yhile. That is what was done yesterday afternoon and also at both shown at night. MOTIONS AND ORDERS. Court Room Xo. 2. 4966. John MeNaughton vs. Albert De Erskine, et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to lot (19) block (14) second addition to Indiabjt, Harbor. Also as' to Carolina ' Houser and husband and as to lot (1) block (56) Original town of Indiana Harbor. 7202. Gary Construction Co. vs. E. J. & E. Ry. Co. et al. Deft. E. J. & E. asks that plaintiff be required ton answer interrogatories filed Oct. 9th by Monday, January 15th, 1912. Granted. 7258. Fred Lang vs. Grand Trunk Western Ry. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid. 8257. A E. Hedstrom. et al vs. Walter W. Sohl. Plaintiff files supplemental . lntrogatories -and moves that deft, be required to answer same under oath by January 15th, 1912. Granted. 8269. E. R. Jacobson vs. Gary Park Co. Find for plaintiff for $92. Judg ment. 8283. Paxton Lbr. Co. . vs. Louis Kulek et al. Deft. 'Geo, A. Carpenter, trustee files cross complaint against plaintiff. S423. William Gun vs. Bert Algrlm et al. Deft. Oostlln. Meyn & Co. files - cross complaint against plaintiff and co-defendants. 866. William Klelhege. Jr. vs. Joseph G. Ibach et al. Louis Fischer files cross complaint. 8534. Deft, files appeal bond In sum of $500 and prays for approval with . Geo. Racich as surety. , DAY- SLEEP THERE BEFORE IT IS DONE Contractors Grant Y. MC. Privilege of Using the Dormitories. The William Grace company which built the Gary Y.. M. C. A. building haa given the asociation permission to occupy the dormitories before the building is accepted. The dedication and acceptance will be announced later. The drawing for rooms will take plae tomorrow night at eight o'clock In the association building lobby. Ap plicants for roms must be present in person or must be represented by proxy. The rooms may be occupied.,? Thursday mornig. EAST GARY. The school opened here yesterday, and in spite of the weather there was a good attendance the first day.k There will be prayer .meeting at the church Wednesday evening, and after this service will be the annual business meeting of the Sunday school. The monthly missionary meeting will be held Friday evening, Jan. 12. , TOLLESTON. Mrs. H. Reissig is on the sick list. Mrs. J. C. Watson was a business vis itor at Indianapolis today. ' Porter Mayhew of Clark Station was a Tolleston visitor today. Mr. and Mrs. L. Marks and children and Miss Elsie Lamp returned from a few days visit with relatives in Chicago. The Ladles' Aid of the Westminister Presbyterian church will hold a bust ness meeting at the new church, to morrow for the purpose of electing new officers. All members are requested to be present. ' Hy Greenberg. one of TollestOn's Old est residents, passed away at the home of his daughter at Hammond late Sun day, evening after an illness of Just a few days. He was 76 years and 10 months old. The funeral will .take place Thursday afternoon, at 2 o'clock at the German Lutheran church. Burial will be at the Tolleston cemetery. Mrs. R. Smith of Hammond was the guest of Mrs. F. E. Harms, on Hart street, yesterday. . Mrs. M. F. Frasier of Windsor Park, 111., will be the guest of Mrs. J. Q. James, on 4th street, for a few days. MOTHER CRAY'S SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN. A OartelafUUf tott'everlKB ness. ('anmlnalloaa It . n li n r h , Mtoniar Maori Worms. In Stnoo Mtoniarh Troablrs, Tprtliln dera, and TndaMftrk. orms. wmtfafc up t:olds UOH'1 accept p.tppl. muM KRHK. Addr, nrsuiistituta. A. S. OLMSTED. La Roy. H.Y. THE MOST WIDELY READ NEWS PAPER IN NORTHERN INDIANA THE TIMES.

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Days News In Gary jjjUUGE CLUB. The next meeting of the West Side Bridge club will be held at the home of Mrs. K. M. Burr, Sixth avenue and Jefferson street, a week from next Fri day, on January 19. JA SCARY CONCERT-MAY FESTIVAL. Plans for a January concert to be held some time during the latter p;yt of this month and preliminary arrange ments for a. May festival of music are being arranged for shy the executive committee of the Gary Musical club, ; Mrs. R. R. Hemmingway, president. Yesterday the club gave Its flrct con cert for the year a the Congregational church. Mrs. Ferguson, Misse Cecelia Kirk and Louise Cunningham and Mrs. John Sweeney took part In yesterday's program. MEDICAL BAXQCET. Gary Medical society members met today at the Gary hotel to make arrangements for the Tenth Congressional District Medical society meeting which takes place in Gary on Thursday night. The. district members meet t the Commercial club. TRI ML" CLCB. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Slick and their son Carroll entertained the Tri Mu club of the First Presbyterian church last night at their home, Fifth avenue and Massachusetts street. IIH1I1A1. COl'PLK HETIRX. J?r. J. Harding Long and bride re turned yesterday afternoon from their honeymoon which was spent in north ern Michigan and Wisconsin. Whils away they got a touch of the cold spell, the thermometer registering 28 degrees below xero in pavts of the Michigan upper peninsula. Mr. and Mrs. Long to 191:

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spent some time with the bride's mother. Mrs. Johnson, at Tomahawk. Wis. For the present the newly married couple are living at the Victoria hotel.

LADIES Al'XILIARV. J -1'iere win db noinir meeting oi iii-r ' Laies Auxiliary or me uary uenersi hospital next Saturday afternoon at the hospital. The meeting will be for the purpose of planning work for the ensuing year. 75EW WORTHY MATROX. Mrs. Vasha Lacey was elected worthy matron of Gary lodge. Order Eastern Star at a meeting presided over b Worthy Matron Harriet Jillson in the Masonic hall last night. Mrs. Hod was originally elected to the position bu jshe found that she would be unable to I take up the work. Just assoon as the new worthy matron names1 her appointive officers the installation ceremonies will take place. The installation will . be done either late this Week or some time early next week. MASOMC MEETING. A call for a stated meeting of Gary Masonic lodge has been Issued for tonight. (il ILD DASCE. The Gary Commercial club will be the scene of another dance on Thurs-. day night. That evening the members of the Woman's guild of Christ Episcopal church will be the hostesses. OAf AT HOME. Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey Messerssmith have retifrned from their honeymoon trip and are now located In their home at Aetna. They were married at Maine, Pa., last week. Mr. Chauncey is connected with the chemistry department of, the Aetna powder works. F. O. 10, UOIXGS. Gary aerie. Fraternal Order of Eagles, will have Its instalaltion of officers at Hodges and Ridgely's hall next

Mr. Merchant: If you didn't advertise in 1911, just try it this year, what advertising has done for others it will do for you. Let us ask, did you ever hear of a man going bankrupt for spending money for advertising? We can name you scores around here who didn't advertise and went bankrupt.

..IF YOU COtJHT SLEEP. : - And don't think' of now much yon have to do tomorrow Nor ot all th things you have neglected today. Leave yonr worries, with your elothen on th chatr. Have freak nlghtelothea ' and sheets ns often as possible. Cnltl-rate lasy evenings with a short walk followed by a warm bath before getting Into bed. An exciting book, am attempt to a finish off some of the day' work,

or an engrossing of cards just before bedtime often means a number of sleepless hours. 4 A pop of beef tea or wnrm mtlk before retiring helps one t fall asleep easily. persons with a lively lmaglnntlon that refnaea to otet down Had a shaded light in the sleeping apartment useful. An extra hour walk during the day will sometimes lead to a fall night's sleep. - Plenty of fresh air la the bedroom Is absolutely necessary. Sleeping in draughts Is to be avoided. ' Friday evening. Grand President Frank Herring, national head of the order. ; will come from South Bend with his : staff to assist In the ceremonies. Henry i Price is the president- elect of the lodge, whiolvjiB Gary's oldest fraternal organization. Eagles from Indiana Harbor, Hammond. South Chicago, East Chicago and Whiting will atend the Gary affair. . smnnni TEX NEW ELKS. Exalted Ruler Clyde Hunter presided at the meeting of tba Gary lodge of Elks lost night, at which ten new members were taken into the order. Union Man Arrested, Detective Loftus of the Chicago po lice department yesterday - arrested Ellsworth Layman of Gary on an enberxJement charge preferred by the firemen's brotherhood. It Is alleged that the union official Is some foOO short In his aocouwts. Layman says that his arrest Is a mistake and that Ills alleged peculationn will be explained. He waived extradi tion and voluntarily accompanied Detective Eisner of the local department back to Gary. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISIXG will "make" yonr hastaess enterprise if I Is one that ought to he "mas' a." JUST ONE DOSE OF DIAPEPSm MAKES DYSPEPSIA VANISH 1 You can eat anything your stomach craves without fear of Indigestion o? Dyspepsia, er that your foo4 will fer inent or sour on your stomach, if you will take a little Dlapepsln eccasloj ally. t " ' " Your mls will taste good, and anything you eat will be digested; nothing can fermerft or turn Into acid or poison or stomach gas.' which causes Belching, Dtsainess, a feeling of fullness after eating. Nausea. Indigestion (like a lump of lead In stomach), Biliousness, Heartburn. Water Crash, Pain In stomach and Intestines or other symptoms. Headaches from the stomach are absolutely unknown where this effective remedy Is used. Dlapepsln really does all th work of a healthy stomach. It d-gests your meals, when your stomach cant A single does will digest all the food you eat and leav nothing t ferment or sour and upset the stomach. Get a large 60-cent ease' of Pape'i Dlapepsln from you druggist and start taking now, and in a little while you will actually brag about your healic.y, strong stomach, for you then can eat anything and everything you want without th slightest discomfort or misery, and vry partlcl of Impurity and Gas that is In your stomach and Intestines Is going to be carried away without th use of laxatives or any ether assistance. Should you at this moment b suffering from Indigestion r any stomach disorder, you ca n surely get relief Within five minutes. ILesiiL