Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 51, Hammond, Lake County, 20 January 1912 — Page 7

January 20, 1012.

5ZHL IXES.

NOTICE TO TIMES REAPERS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

Readera of the following advaTs-

SALE-No. 6 Radiant JNOXICE

Home, the world s best

LEGAL NOTICES-

FOR

FOR THE RENEWAL. OF A

LIQl'OR LICENSE.

ments wno wish to coaimunlctt. with jas(; l)Urner. Xo Other lliake! NoUce 1s hereby. lvn to the- citizens advertisers whos Identity ta not rm- . . of the City of Hammond, Lake County, vaaled. should follow the Instructions IS aS gOOU nO lliattCr HOW Indiana, that the undersigned, Casper

to address them by the key letter advertised. - Miv! TlieV

Walwer, a male inhabitant and resi-

n. ReuUeSIS at tniS 0"1C i - - ucm . inc iijr ul Jiauimuim, f

tha Identity of anonymous advertiser. DUIll IV SS COai, IIO JIOKIII iiuu Township. County and State of Indlcan not. In Justice to tha advertisers. b 1 . f rnnV.1fk f n -myn. ana, and is over the ago of twenty-one answers! Simply follow Instructions. MUlrUII, IH IIUUU1L LU iiui &nd reg,ded in tha state of . " lOll alwaVS liaye a Steady Indiana, for more than one year and Aa far lis It is possible it U advlseS i . : in the City of Hammond. Lake County,

.at all classified ads should eltner be atcH ill me iuuiliiJJ& ci.- Indiana, for more than six months ailed or sent to the office. Tha Time ag ujjrllt. I3liy OnC'aiia VOU prior to the. date of this notice. And

... . . tvi. mr.m .rrors id ' ' . - . , . . . . .

th

rn

ds taken over tha telephone,

FEMALE HELP. WANTED Oirl to work day in restaurant Apply Little Gem restaurant, 101 W. State St., Hammond. 20-2

r ' Other that. he.. Is. a qualified voter; that he la

wavtf.P Woman or girl

daily.' Call 20' Hammond BHIg. Dr. Watson.

will never use any

mi a . S T A 1

liiere IS COmiOrt 111 a Itaal- of good moral character and a fit per

ITlt TTYirn kfPlV OU aon.-.to,be. entrusted with the sale of ant ilOmC Tiie Kltp yu lntoxitWlR Uquors; that he will apply Warill. This IS SeCOnd larg- to the Board of County Commissioner

!o o? ooi-imv -nVnl at Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana

01 M " "" " , -V on the first Monday in February, the to clean ' cleaned, Stoye polished, same being the 5th day of February,

I, -L. l ,i ' 1.1 r. 1-,1 T,n,,,i 1912, for .a renewal .of a license to recleaned and blacked, newtaI1 lntoxlcatln BPlrlfouBi vinous and

WANTEP-Competent Kirl for f neral Qr yQUV oW nlZt Hammond " 20-S HI tntdc, with Cash differ- ,re said. .Said, licens fco. Hohman st., ' ci ' AW tofore. granted bythe Be

mica all thrOllrh Sell for ma.lt liquors in less quantities than - ... 1 1 . . I ,1 . I . . 1

LUC

the premises

icense being here-

o l .. -,.l '4 torore. granted byAhe Hoard or county

WANTFlJlJining room girl. Vecater t. oi.t ui itc, xow commissioners on the 6th day of Febon cta.te st.. Hammond. 1T-3 n feW Otlier , cheaper . StOVeS. ruary. 1911. and-issued by Charles A

r-L W n,A 07 ;K1 Johnson,, auditor . of said Township,

VUtta. vuiuick, kjauxcj ; County and State, for a period of one

! year from said date

! ' ine precise location wnere- uquors

true P i

AGENTS LA chining seller! 1,000 ac-; St., Hammond

cident policy for 11.00 yearly.

rnmmU.lnr: Veerle-ss Dept. 64

Eastern Casualty Co., Newark, N. J

Great i FOR SALE On reasonable' terms.sev- are to.be sold by the provisions of the

eral choice Euclid ave.. Indiana Hr- license to bo renewed is as follows: -

bor business lots. Address . Lock .'Box j . . .The front room on the ground floor

23. or phone '97W "Whiting. - ; -' 20-3 of the two:tory frame building, lo

' . . ' " t : ca.ted ..on lot. 26,. Latham's addition to

FOR SALE Carriage, factory and gas-- the City of Hammond, Lako County

age: big bargain.. J. Croddy, Areola, Indiana. Said room is 18x51x9. Has

111. - V. I glass front and faces Oakley avenue

' I a public highway in said City, Town-

FOR SALE OR TRADE Two-chair ship. County and State, and further

LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income assured. Address National Co-Operative Realty Co.. VI 4 15 Marden Building. Washington, D. C. -

MEN WANTED Age 18 to 35. to prepare fiV firemen or brakemen on nearby railroads, $80 to 100 iflonthly. V. ..A.nk- . nrt strike.

...... courthouse

Promotion engineer or tt:.n r. t?(n monthlv. Good life careers.

Asso-

barber sljop, well equipped and best described as situated on the corner o

1 t i .... r 1 ,.-!., . .... - ...nAcil..A I.'n .- f . Q..aT .1 tnlt, A.TArM.A

Strike ' wl 11 1 ' ' ' n au uuanicaa, uipoiic . j i. . itua.i . i a iim vaaivj 11 v.

east eniranre. Aaaress ana Known as b&4 uaiuey avenue. . -nil

State age; send stamp. Railway

from said highway. Has front door

...elation, care Times. Hammond, Ind.

300 BL'YS 5-ROOM HOUSE. WITH one side door on Russell street and one

MEN WISHING TO EARN. I.3...TO, $5; per day, write for terms immediate-, ly. First National Nurseries, Rochester, ,X. Y. . . - '

I gas and toilet In house: lot ' 37" ft.

front; also chicken coop and yard. 193 Hohman ' st.. Hammond. - - '' I

WANTED Machinist, with gasoline en t gine manufacturing experience to take chargo of making a farm engine. Famous Manufacturing Co., East .Chicago. Ind. " 20-3

FOR SALE Ait a bargain, modern .10- - roem house in Indiana . Harbor.' ' Aildress Mrs. A. J. Flilton,- Griffith, Ind. R.; L. Telephone Crown Point G 212. FOR SALE Old papers, 5 cents a bundle, at Times office. -Hammond..

door in the rear leading to a yard

Ther Is also a barber shop located in

the northwest corner of- said ' room.

There are living rooms in the second

story of said building., . . . " CASPER WALWER.

WANTED SALESMEN Earn J250 per month; sell dealers highly, advertised

article; samples not necessary Co.. Station L, New York, N. Y.

FOR SALE Firs class player piar o. Call at 175 Grover. st.. Hammond.

NOTICE OF PURCHASE OF LIQUOR

". LICENSE; "

Notice Is hereby given, to the citizen

of the City of Hammond, Lake County,

and State of Indiana, that, the under

signed, H. J. Stone, Is a male inhabitant

and resident of said City,To-wnsh!p

Klator1.500 BUYS 5-ROOM HOUSE; . ALL County and State and over the age

improvements, .with basement; also

twenty-one years; that "he has resided

1.,- h,- ir.rf sf,th Rhnr ln the State of Indiana for more than

; wnc vai i ii uc v. . j i uaiiuuunu,

?sorih Township, paKe county ana Stat

WANTED Experienced car repairers;., depot. 332 Hanover U Hammond

Car Mfg. Co.. ' 113rd and Clark St.. jpon SXTBt9mih9Mlt,a &&3ilMt..JV tfe .thanslx-nxonth, Hammond. block on Mlchlgankve.; Indiana Kar- .?i?"'to . t&ed.ate.., of- tills R0tjoe;r and

Indiana, and. Is .over "the are qf twenty-

one years and hui resided in the State of Indiana for more than one year and in JIanover. Township, Lake' County, Indiana, for more than six months prior to the date of this notice.-And that he is a qualified voter and a citiien of the United States' "of America; Is a man of

good moral character and a flt person to be entrusted with the saJe of intoxicating liquors; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at Crown Point, Lake County, Indiana, on

the' first Monday In February, the same

being the 6th day of February, 1912, for a renewal of a license to' retail ln-

oxicating, spiritous, vinous and malt

iquors in less quantities than five gal

lons at a time and permit the same to

e drank upon the premises - where

old. Said license being heretofore

granted by the Board of County Commissioners on the 6th day of February,

911, and issued by Charles A. John-1

son. Auditor of said Township. County and State, for a period of one year

from said date. '

The precise location where liquors

are to be sold. by the provisions of the

icense to be renewed ta as follows:

The room In which liquors, are to be

sold is more particularly known and described as the front room on the

ground floor of a four-story brick and frame building, located upon the fol-

owing described premises, a part frac

tion southeast quarter of section 27,

township 34 North, range nine west of

the second P. M., being at the north line of intersection of Lake street' and

the right of way of the Chicago, In

dianapolis and Louisville Railroad and running north and west 168.7 feet.

thence north 368.1 feet, thence east

257.6 feet to the right of way of said railroad, thence south along said railroad to the place of beginning, all in

Cedar Lake, Hanover Tow'nshlP. La6

County, Indiana. Said room . is 20x30 feet and faces east on a public high

way. The bar is situated on the west

side of room. Said room has one side entrance and two end entrances. iSald

room has four- windows facing east on said highway and all of the inside of said room can be seen from said high

way. There lire living rooms on the second, third and fourth story of said

building. CECIL R. SIGLER. '

EVERY CITY ; ; BENEFITS BY ACTIVITY (Continued from Pa-re l.

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270

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FOR RFNT. FOR RENT Threo furnished rooms for light housekeeping; everything mod. Vrn; convenient to Standard Steel and Conkey plant. Inquire S57 Erie St.; Hammond.

bor; centrally locra.ted.CAddress R M, Tims, Hammond. - ' . ''. . I"--' ,

that '.-lie js 5 a qjallfied voter thereof; that h"e;'-ts a-Htlzen of the United States of America and a man of good moral

FOR RENT- Four-room house,

gas and pantry, 453 Stbley st.r Ham- , mond. Itiouire next door, J. Diamond.

PIANO SALE Seven styles of 1 460.00 character ,

new high grade pianos, $170 and $155 Sa!d undersigned will file his appli cash. Four slightly used pianos $25 to cntlon Uh the Board of County Com$100. any terms to suit. Two square niissionr of Lake County on the' first pianos $15. in good condition. J. M. Monday In .February, at the courthouse

-77Z' Wilcockson Music Co.. 185 E. State St.. truwn,1' inamna, xor permission

Hammond. In

FOR RENT Two .furnished rooms for light housekeeping;- modern. 362 Plummer ave., Hammond. IX) R RENT Furnished from room; modern, good location. Apply 43 Carroll St., Hammond." Phone 813M. 20-2 "' ' ' ' : ' ", fc.

FOR RENT Six-room upper flait; new "j building, hardwood finish, nicely decT orated, built-in buffet, laundry tuls in basement. 1054 Calumet ave., Hamr mond. Phone 242. 19-2

FOR RENT Large furnished front ; room; suitable for two; ho , water heat and bath. Call at 338 E. ?tate st., Hammond. 19tf

POR RENT Furnished rooms with : electric lights, hot and cold water land newly furnished. 123 E. WUHams st., Hammond. Phone 1183J. 19-2

FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light " housekeeping; near Conkey plant. 1124 Monroe St., Hammond. 18-3

, 18-6 1 . purcnase me license oi .Thick Celenl-

, - " ca. heretofore granted by the Board of FOR SALE Sanitary soda rZTLl' cv n PHnt' - ' -i t -ndiana, on the 6th-day of November, IOUntam, first elaSS COndl- mt. the same being a license to sell tinn r-n:f 70 will ?pll for fIlll'IUus' vinous and malt liquors In C1. 40U' V" SeJ IOr less quantities than Ave gallons at a $2o0; Ivmght lighting SyS- time and permit the same to be drank tem with generator, 10-gal-; upZVht nlV''"5 VbeA vrTlrs: . ? t- a if e front room on the ground floor lan tank. SIX arc llghtS, COS! of the two-story frame building situ4i7" coll frr sfeDl o-nnA aa ftted on th south . side of Indiana sen tor du, gooa as bouIevard to 80 feet weBt where the new; 2 gallon ail hOlir ailtO- same is: intersected by the southeast matic water still, cost $25, RoL'to' TVJrnlTVTTd !? E" r- - - . . . T ' Koby to A. Barnes by . deed; thence Sell IOr 15; 2 Cigar Cases, One southeast 5 ft. along the southwest line 4 ft. and one 6 ft., sell both m"." s!TVstt at - si t -n -v-r i -r rlt angles. to the place of beginning. IOr 10. Carl hi. .NelSOn,: LilOn Said room where intoxicating., vinous

StoreHammond, , or E. E Mio-et"" lJt soldT,"x - TT. ' , 30X10 feet, and faces north on Indiana Morns, Harbor Pharmacy, boulevard, a public highway in the city

Indiana Harbor. . "-5

REHL ESTATE TRANSFERS

EAST CHICAGO. Lot 3, blk 21. Calumet add. Calumet Kennedy' Land Co. to Pavilas Kazakevles Lot 14, .blk 2, Kennedj' ave. add, John Ginther to Gabriel Sasse . HAMMOND. Lot 27, blk 4, Manufacturer's add, Oscar Bohm to Mike Stefanavich ....... . i . . Lot 20, Huehn's 3d add, Mary M, ' Huehn Ao Mathias Antony... ..' Lot 37,-4Ik 1, IT. W. Sohl's Eth add. Englehardt, Ullrich to Christian Brown-' .;.....;.-.'.'' W 55 ft lots 1 to 5, blk C. Hoffman's 2nd ; add, John Alien ' Shunk to Erick Lund. . ; . . : . Same as last deed. Belle' Lund to John Allen Shuhkr. . .' ;.

Part blk O. Moffman's--2id "aifd;

Jemiy'L. Tfiomas to Simplex

Railway "Appliance 'Co. . . '. '.. Block 6 and. 5, Hoffman's 1st add,'' Illinois Railway Equipment Co. to Simptex Railway Appliance Co. Part. 1-36-10. Ernest G. Schreiber to I. D. Cresson NEW CHICAGO. Lot 7. blk 7. 3d. add, Charles Simon to Kaiimlr Simon : WHITING. , . Lot 24, blk 1, Forsyth Sheffield sub, Oliver. O. Forsyth t Edward Winkelried

feast Chicago and Indiana Harbor nrl

has carried the weight of an enormous Investment for years, has never paid a dividend. Situation Chingv.

Only a few years ago it is said that the stock holders became so dissatisfied with the fact that the company was not

nule to make a better, showing that a

number of hem sold out their stock. The coming of the piant of the Bald

win Locomotive works changed the whole complexion of affairs. C. A.

Westburg, the man In charge of the

company's propetries stated today that

the sales of lots and acres by this com

pany alone would amount to $1,000,000.

The company which will make the

next best killing Is the Calumet-Ken

nedy Land Co. It is said that the

properties of this .company threatened

to become a drug on- the market and

special assessment-s were eating up

prospective profits at a rapid rate.

But the coming of the Baldwin plant was like magic. The values doubled and trebled and it now seems likely

that the company will soon be able to

declare a Tiandsome dividend. Fortune Made.

And the smaller real estate dealers will make fortunes. The Smith-Bader

Davidson Co. bought out the old Washington Park Land . Co.. for Just about what the houses cost the men who built them. It looked like buying a white elephant but today the members of the syndicate w-hich took over this property estimate that they have made $75,-

000 on the. deal. The property of ' tlje -East Chicago Land Association was put on the market at seven o'clock on Wednesday night of last week. By nine o'clock on Thursday the entire 103 lots were disposed of and contracts were signed up for $45,000 worth of property. This

property was handled by C. C. Smith of

East Chicago. .

. Fortunes have been made by private individuals. Giles Warner of Hammond piced up some of the choicest business property "in East Chicago and his esti

mated profits are said to be close to

$50,000. With him were a larger num

ber of friends who all will make money

from the property they have purchased.

northern, 1.C91.11; No. 2 northern, in- last Thursday, It was found that $1.07L10; No. 3 spring, 95c$1.07. this district haa shown the greatest

Corn by sample: No. 3, S2463ic; Increase In membership of any in the

No. 3 white, 6364c; No. 3 yellow, state.

63i63c; No. No. 4, 61U (fi62Vic.

Oats by sample: No. 2, 49c; No. 2

white, 5051c; No. 3. 48ic; No. 3

white. 49504cj No. 4 white, 4S50c; ntandard, 50 50 Mc

There were about two hundred

knights In attendance, nnd the "Whiting lodge proved to be a, genial host for the visitors. Hammond sent over i about twenty-five members.

GARY HAVE i

JN.EW TMxjATxiJrC (Continued from Page 1.)

Days Hews In Gary

cotta construction. It is probable that ' -ID SOCIETY ELECTS. ' 7 the facade of the building will be of Th following were plected officers of

white enameled terra cotta trimmed the Ladies' Aid society of the First with brick. Reformed church for the ensuing year

To Seat 1,200 People. at the meeting held on Thursday afterOffices may be located In the third, noon: ' . ...

fourth and fifth floors front of the President Mrs. Waiter Good, building. Vice president Mrs. Louis May-

The theatre will have an estimated baum. seating capacity of at least twelve hun- ; Secretary Miss Emma Hannig. dred people and will have two balco-j Treasurer Mrs. L A. Van Deusen. nles. j Thursday afternoon, Jan. 25, all the In design the theatre will be unsur- Uaies are Invited to the church parlors, passed in this part of the state. The and assist in tying a quilt for Mrs. Paul pit will occupy the main floor, the ! Voder. loggias the second floor front and the) balconies the third and fourth floors. WEST SIDE BUIDGG, lntrmrbaa Development Aid.. J Four tables were occupied by the. laIt is not known who is behind Mr. d's f the West Side Bridge club at Moe but It Is believed that a group of their regular bi-monthly meeting at local capitalists are building the play the home of Mrs. K. M. Burr, Sixth

house and that it will be leased to eith- avenue ana Jenerson sircet, jesterasj

er the Shuberts or the Klaw and Er-

anger syndicate. .

Only dramatic productions of the firsi

lass will be staged. The rapid de

velopment of first class interurban con

nections between Gary and surround-

ng cities has a good deal to do with

the building of the theatre.

LEE WITHDRAWS

FROM THE FIELD

(Continued from Page LI

HIGHLANDS. Mr. and Mrs. Ellsworth visited with

Mrs. Gasby at Hammond yesterday.

A. Reiner, J. Douthett, C. Worth and

P. J. Kooy were in Hammond on busi

ness yesterday.

Miss Kate Hook was a Hammond

shopper yesterday.

Mr. and Mrs. T. Wietflied of Lansing,

111., are visiting with Mr. and Mrs.

J. Wietflied and family today.

Miss L. Hughes of Crown Point is

gave her weekly music lessons at the public school here yesterday.

afternoon. . The next meeting will be onl FrU day afternoon, Feb. 2, at the home of Mrs. Ernest Simpson.

AT CHRIST CHt'RCH. ' : (Centributed.) ' ' ' The Rt. Rev. Charles P. Anderson., bishop of Chicago, will preach this coming Sunday night at Christ church. Bishop Anderson easily ranks' as the greatest orator and preacher In the church. Probably no one else Is so emlnently endowed for this work as the bishop of Chicago, gifted with a handsome rugged physique of sufficient heighth to be commanding, a face, of spiritual beauty and strength, a voice that is pleasing and yet full of power and back of all this, a mind richly endowed and a spirit the truly partakes of the living God. It Is not surprising that the bishop Is such a power among men. ; f " . Chrls church Is Indeed, fortunate to get him. for he Is naturally ao much in demand that it Is difficult to get Mm. Last spring Father Marsh tried to get him for the men's dinner and he re-

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FOR SALE Second hand , houaehold gooda at m give away price. Call Golden Bros, storage house, Fayette and Sohl at. and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, manager. Jitf

or Hammond, Lake County. North

Township. . . Indiana. Said room has glass front, one front entrance. All 'of the inside of said room can. be seen from Indiana boulevard. r HORACE J. STONE. .

FOR RENT Five-room modern cot- . tage on Michigan ave. Apply 94 Plummer ave., Hammond. . 18tf FOR RENT Seven-room modern flat at 311 Sibley. Apply 215 .State st., Hammond. Phone 858M. : lotf

SITn TION WANTED. . "WANTED By middle aged woman, v place as cook or work by the day. Call 119 Poty st., Hammond, or phone J04SR. IMPORTANT NOTICE TO REAL ESTATE DEALER Believing -that it Is your intention to lay thorough plans to derive the greatest benefit from the public Interest in the Calumet district realty market, which is sure to manifest itself in the early ppring. here is

my story: Can you use the services of

. a young man, age 30, sober, active, re

liable, ambitious, who Is going 'to "get

tnere- but needs your snouiaers for a

LOST AND FOUND. LOST Bunch of keys with silver chain attached. Return to Times office and receive reward.

. OUONEY TO LOAN.. . HONEY IO LOAN on furniture, pianos, horses and wagona from 1 month to 1 year. Lowest rates and easiest terms. Calumet Loan Co., 213 Hammond bldg., Hammond. Ind. Phone 32S.

WANTED TO B 0 Y. WANTED TO BUY A butcher's outfit; must be in first' class condition; no Junk. Address -Naphhjnai Grocery Co.. tare Nassau & Thompson, East Chicago.- 18-2

POSITION AS STENOGRAPHER, MALE - Experienced; first class references and recomme&datlons. Phone 1112R.

PIANO INSTRUCTION By, Miss Jean Kennedy, 617-150th st., Hammond.

MISCELLANEOUS., GOOD DRESSMAKER WILL GO OUT by the day.' Makes all kinds of ladies' and children's clothing. Call 167 Sibley St., Hammond. Phone 763. S. P. Love-

boost, and will help strengthen and de ! lace. - . .- . -18-5

velop your shoulders in tne process; who does not know , all about the real estate market, but has made good as a salesman In other lines, and likes the realty business; who Is not down and . out, nor broke, nor even out of a job, and can furnish excellent references. This Is a direct appeal to you for a position In any capacity In your organisation by one who has aptitude, energy and Initiative; How well can you use me? I will earn you dividends. I do not want the earth, just want to help you distribute it, to our mutual advantage. Write me today NOW. Address F E, Times, Hammond. .

PERSONALS. WIFE WANTED By Wldpwer (alone);

. must be of kindly disposition, with fair talents and education, to help husband in his business; one with money to invest in his business preferred; about 40 years of age and In good health and fair looking; state nationality - and creed; correspondence strictly confidential. Address "KKK," GARY Times. Gary, Ind. : 20-lw

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. 1, NOVEMBER TERM, 1911. FRED MILLER BrtEWr ING. COMPANY, -A CORPORATION. VS. CHARLES RADU ET AL CAUSE NO. 85.4-f. ACTION TO FORECLOSE REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE. Now comes the plaintiff by McMahon & Conroy, its attorneys, and files'." its complaint herein, together with an-af-fidavH of a competent person, showing that the defendants: Charles Radu Dimitrle Grady and Nasta Grady, his wife, .are not residents of the State of Indiana. . .-, Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the. pendency of said ac(on and that the same will stand for trial at -the next term of said Court and

that .unless they appear and answer; or

demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 12th day of March, A D.

1312, the same being -the second day, of

the next term or said Court to be be

gun and held i Jrtoom No. 1, In the Superior Court Building, at Hammond.

In said County and State, on the ,sec

ond Monday ' of March, A. D. 1912, said action will be heard and determined in

their absence. .,'

In Witness Whereof, I hereunto- set

my hand and affix the seal of said

court, at wammona, tins eth day of

January, A. D. 1912. . , , ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE,: Clerk L S. C. By Roscoe Hemstock, - Deputy Clerk.

PERSONAL Will the lady whtf wants , a good maid insert her want In .these columns aad see how quickly It brings results.

NOTICE FOR -THE RENEWAL OF A

- LIQUOR LICENSE.

Notice ,is hereby given to the citizens

of Hanover TownshiW, Lake Count v

Indiana, that the undersigned, Cecil .R

Sigleh a male'inhabtfant and resident

of said Township, County and State of

CHICAGO OIL MARKET. Wholesale prices or carbon and other oils: Standard white, 8ie; perfection. 9c; headlight, 175, 10c; eocene, 11c; elaine, 17'ie; V. M. P. naphtha. ' 10Hc: gasoline, ISc; machine gasoline, 22c; raw linseed oil, single brls, 76c; 5 brl lots, 75c; "boiled, single brls, 77c; 5 brl lots, 76c; turpentine, 57c; summer black

oft, 74c; winter black ofl, Sc. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago. .''--.

PRODUCE 3VLARKET.

Butter Receipts, 6,183 tuibs; cream

ery, 39c; price to retail dealers, 4l',4c; prints, 42 He; extra firsts, 37c; firsts, 33c; " seconds, 30c; dairies extra. 34c;

firsts, 21c; seconds. 26c; No. 1 ladles, 25c; packing stock, 24c. Eggs Receipts, 1,174 cases; misceH

laneous lots, cases included, 1928c; eases returned. 1927c; ordinary firsts.

2628c; firsts, must be 45 per cent fresh, 3134J4fc;i No." 1 dirties, 18Vic; checks, 14 16c.." Sweet potatoes Illinois, per brl, $3.504.53 , Potatoes Receipts, 40 cars; Wisconr sin, $1.001. 05; Michigan, $1.051.07; Minnesota, $1.05 1.07. " Veal 50 to .60 11 weights. 7',4,Sc; 60 to 95, 89e; 80 to 100, glO'ic; 100 o 120. -4llo. Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1, 20c; No. 1 loins, 23c; No. 1 round. 10c; No. 1 chuck, 8 He; No. 1 plate, 6 He - Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 13c; chickens, fowls.- 11c; roosters, 8c; springs, 11c; ducks, 15c; geese, 10c. Beans , Pea beans, hand picked.

choice, $I 532.55; prime. $2.38; red kidr ney, fancy, $3.15, average quality, $3.60; brown Swedish long, $2.50; round, $2.73; llmas, California.' '' per 100 lbs.

$6.50.

i Green vegetables Asparagus, dozen

bunches, t $2.50 tfs.oo; Deets, 50o per ack; cabbage, per-- btV $2.002;25;

carrots, 60 gs 65c per sack; cucumbers,

doz, $1.00 1.60; cauliflower, $2.502.75;

box; celery, 75c $1.50; horseradlsh35 50c per doa stalks; lettuce, head, per brl. $1.006.00; leaf, 22Hc per case; mushrooms, 1020c per lb; onions, 85c $1.40 per sack; parsley, $9.00f3 12.00 per brl; 'peppers, per crate, $2.002.2i; pumpkins, 75c$1.00 per doz; radishes, 1550e per doz 'splni.-h, $1.001.10 per 'tub; string beans, $2.0004.00 per hamper; tomatoes, $2.504.50 per crate; turnip, TS5c pel sack; watercress. 12 9 15c per doz; parsnips, 80c per sack. :

every county In the state, before and since, convinces me beyond all question

that I was and am absolutely right. .Promise Itmott For Cause.

"In the future( as in the past, I shall

do my utmost for the cause of Republicanism. I ' can not- adequately express my thanks and gratitude to the various members of- state, county and

precinct organizations, who have sup

ported me so loyally while I have been

chairman." ' - . , . ; -

Mr. Lee said , last night that he ha-i

nothing to a4d tni wha the gal In, the

-Xter Brinfed, to members of the- comrnlttee. " ' "I believe I have made myself clear," he said. '"I am ready to step out and to make way for any good Republican who may be chosen for the chairman's I

worn, l nave enjoyed the work. It has been a pleasure to me to have been asociated. as I have been, with thousands of Republicans i;i the state, on tha most agreeable terms. My conscience Is clear. The record made Is one of! which I have no need to feel ashamed." j

That Memorable laterr lew. . I vState Chairman Lee of Indiana Ima.

ea. into national political prominence by

reason of a statement given out by him

at Washington, D. C. at the time of

the holiday meeting of the Republican nation committee at that city. Mr. Lee's statement was. to h effect that he did not believe President Taft, If renominated for President, could carry Indiana. Mr. Lee was criticised by many Republicans because of his statement. He continued to express the belief voiced - at Washington. .-He took

the position : that while he knew he was violating the "accepted ethics of politics," at the same time he believed he was telling the truth, and that he was giving conditions as he found them, and not as he had. hope to find them. He took the position that President Taft ought not to; be renominated, and' later predicted that . President

Taft's name would be presented to the

Republican national convention. "I have violated machine ethics," said Mr. ' Lee, in discussing his antl-Taft declaration, "I admit that. But I am not ,nor even will be, a machine politician. I have tried to tell the truth." Storm of Criticism. Following the Lee anti-Taft statement and its wide publication. Chapman Lee was severely arraigned by practically all the Republican newspapers of Indiana, and many Republicans of prominence expressed emphatic disapproval of his' course and of his publicity methods. In some quarters the most severe critics of Mr. Lee declared that Lee could not be excusel for his anti-Taft utterances, even though he had found -conditions justifying his assertions. Most of the Republican editors took the position that Mr. Lee had made himself Ineligible to continued service as state chairman by taking an anti-Taft position. Vlgororus language and short and ugly words went to the making of some of the scathing editorials that discussed Mr. Lee and his antl-Taft statements. There were many interesting, divert

ing and peculiar developments of the strange situation as time went on. One editor who had denounced Lee, ending

his editorial roast with the words "Mr.

Lee, here's your hat," later took a poll of his county and found conditions In that particular county as Mr. Lee hal described them. The editor came out

editorially with a frank statement that the real conditions could not b

ignored. At the same time he did not

justify Chairman Le's frank avowal of

the facts as Lee previously had dlscov ered them to be.

CLARK STATION. Mrs. F. Behn of Clark Station was a

South Chicago business visitor yester-

day.

Our ice men have finished harvesting plied that he had every hour taken un-

thelr Ice yesterday. Contractors ' W. til the next October. The rector tried Osterman and Frank Scheldt, the latter to get him for this last' flintier, but he

from Black Oak, have filled the Ice was still taken, but In reward for the , houses here. persistent calim on him he has conMrs. A. Kaske of Indiana Harbor was sented to come to preach.

a Clark Station business visitor yester

day. Herman Schrieber of Hammond was a Clark Station business visitor yesterday. Mrs. E. Miller of Hes-gville spent the day with relatives here. Miss Rose Dettlef will spend the Sunday with her parents at Valparaiso.

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TOLLESTOU

Paustle transacted business In

W. C. T. IT, EXTEHTAlXMEXTr Members of Gary chapter. W. C T, IT., entertained the ladies of the (lary Missionary societies, at-the first Presbyterian church last .night. , , . .." The following program was rendered: 1. Piano Solo Mrs. Wilson Vale. ... 2. Reading; Mra. Iser. ,, , , 3. Vocal Solo. Miss Ellen d'Bricu. , 4. Reading Miss Van Scoyce. . ; 6. Songrr-Hammond White Ribbon

'THE TIMES- ALWAYS HAS FOUGHT FOR--" HE INTERESTS OF THE t20M MOW PEOPLE FOR THE MAN WHO .WORKS FOR A LIVTNCJ.

CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat by sample: No. 2 red 97'S'9Sc; No. 3 red. 9j'8 97c-. No. 2 hard ?9ci$1.03; No. 3 hard, 95c$1.00.

Spring wheat by sample: No. 1

Chicago today.

Roland Manning of Dunkirk. Ind., Is

visiting friends her fijr a few days.

Mrs. I. Z. Hemstreet, on Orchard

street, spent the day In Hammond.

Mrs. I. Q. James returned from a few

days visit with relatives in Chicago.

It 'J. Neff. on First street, was a Chi

cago shopper yesterday.

Mrs. E. M. Konkrlght, on Everest

court, returned from a week's visit with her daughter in Windsor Park. '

Mrs. J. J. Qledel spent the" day in Ho-

bart. . . ',..'' -. -

t.fReadlng-r-Ml.is Olga SzoJd, 7. Piano Solo Miss Klser.All of those who. .participated. In last night's program have received gold medals for their musical and elocutionary work. . f ... . ' - . ,. Supper was. served, by the ladies ot the Gary chapter at 10 o'clock. .

I . The Woman's, club'. of Oary meets today with Mlas Frahcea PattdA' at : her

home. Eighth avanuohdr JeJTerson street." There w -ill . fee a literary-and musical program rendered,'" ' ,''"'i. JANUARY SlKETlJIGS. i'V Meetings wj:i be heKlvery night, at the United " Presbyterian." church, ' Sev

known plumbing contractors, received ntii avenue and Pennsylvania street, the subcontract for the plumbing in every night until the end of Ihe month.

the new country Infirmary that is to i Services scheduled for tomorrow are

be built south of Crown Point this . a rouows: -

spring. I 10:30 a. m. preaching by, th. pastor.

The contract was for between $14,000 Iiev- McLennahan.- nbjectrr ."The Man

and 115.000. The contract was let hv i " isv vu.

GARY MEN

GET CONTRACT

Walsh anf Hench of Gary, two well-

Eric Lund, who has the general contract' to build the new $150,000 build

ing. " ' '

WOMAN RECOVERING.

(Special to The Times ) Whiting. Ind.. Jan. 20. Mrs. Andrew Sczymanski, the Whiting woman who was -taken to St. Margaret's hospital In Hammond a. week ago because she was temporarily Insane because of privation and hunger, Is Improving steadily at the hospital.' Her mind is showing signs of .becoming normal again, and as her strength is also returning there Is good hope for her recovery.

11:30 a. m. Sabbath school address by II. P. Moodtly, Chicago. 6:30 p. m.'Open air meeting with Salvatlon Army at Seventh avenue and Broadway. 7:30 p. m. H. P.; Moody will addressi the men of the church. . . .r Mrs. J. Harding. Ltng Is down with a severe attack of the grippe. ... I. Leon Gould wii aii'lndiana' Harbi-r ' visitor yesterdav.'' -" f . !. -

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SHOWS BIG INCREASE. (Special to The TtMEs.) Whiting. Ind.. Jan. 20. At the meeting of the Knlgh-ts of Pythias for the third district, which was held at Whit-

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