Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 183, Hammond, Lake County, 24 January 1912 — Page 5
Wednesday, Jan. 24, 1912.
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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SITERIOR COI HT, ROOM NO. 1 Jadge Virgil S. HeHer. Case ea TrUl. ' Prince vs. Tapper et al. Suit for 110. 000 damages as a result of injury to plasterer when improvised " stair fell. George B. Sheerer and J. K Stinson for the defendant. Ross & Lots . for the plaintiff. This case will take until .Friday of this week. On Friday the case of the state, ex rel. vh. Castlemsn will be tried by Jury, ; This case will take the rest of the week. Trial Calendar. " Third Wednesday, Jan. 24 7J7B State ex rl. v Castleman. 6S69 Cohan v Wol-per.
7078 Martin v Sears. 7112 Commodore v Schlieker. 7248 Brown et al. v C. I. & S. Ry. " LAKE SI PERIOR COIRT, ROOM NO. 3 Judge Lswrtsre Becker. Trial Caleadar. Thursday, Jan. 25, 1912 '" "S Vuich vs. Pavlovlch. '
s jetcasarace y Aiartm et ai. 7J Cohen v Wagonblast. 77 Gottfried Brwg. Co. DukowskL T712 Cat Lbr. Co. v Centlivre Brg. Co.
47 B. & R. B. & Co. v Gllmore. 41 'Erchin v Krchln . 63 Huettner v Keiselbaeh. -'- 7S--Granger v Com.: Securities Co. . tf 1 TL.. T.-..l...,--U
82 Huff v Sax. 7783 Worrell v Sax. 7S87 Schneider v Sax. '. LAKE 81 PF.RIOR COURT, ROOM NO. S Judge Johannra Kopelke. At Crows Point. Iaformntinn.
The court Is now in session at Crown Point ' The first week of next trm will be taken up with the Brown-Berry will case, Thomas Heard and Orumpacker, Crumpacker & Tlnkham represent the plaintiff, and W. J. McAleer and Attorney Kelly represent tre defendant. Ji;OGB W. C. M'MAHAS, At Valparaiso. Iaformatlen. Court ts now In session.
Higher Courts' Record. Supreme Court Mlnoea. v 22023. Oscar Welty v. State of Indiana. Cbnton C. C. Appellee's pet!, tlon for oral argument. 22003. The Wabash Railroad Company vs. Jlary A. Gretztnger, administratrix. Howard C. C. Appellee's briefs. ; -21856. Hannah Taylor et al. vs. Hyman SchrAdsk et al, MaMon P. C. ' Appellees' reply brief on appellees' motion to dismi.nr. Appellate Court Mlantea. 8163. City of Richmond vs. Freemont Clifford. Hancock C C. Appellee's briefs. 6976. George A. Doney vs. Abram W. Laughlln. Wayne C. C. Appellee's petftloa to transfer cause to supreme court. - 8081. The State of Indiana ex rel. CharJes E. Greenwakl vs. Alexander O.
Schlieker. . Uke S. C Appellant's
briefs on applicant's petition to trans fer to the supreme court. ,.
8182. The Bodge Manufacturing
Company vs. Charles F. Kronewltter. Laporte C. C. Appellant's briefs. 7981. . New York, Chicago & SU Louis Railway Company vs. Catherine Ault. Wells C. C. Appellee's briefs.
Crown Point s Hews BaHsaBaMBHBaHBBaaBBBflBHBHHBH Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Ltyely Capital
It alius'' makes sum fellers wonder why th' fifty girls thet he. could hev had fer th' askin' don't stampede , themselves a-proposin' . . soon'3 leap ,ynr comes 'round. ..'.''-" Del Spry ses it ain't no fun bein' a wall flower. One of .the most important deals in the business Jife of Crown Point came to the Surface yesterday when it was learned that Meeker & Claussen, the automobile agents, had taken over the present Rambler garag and will con-
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gime at the meeting of the city council on Feb 5. The organization at present is composed of forty members, but it is expected that the number will be cut down to thirty under the city rule, and if a team is bought for fire service the number will be limited to twenty-five, member,. The firemen will hold their regular meeting on Friday evening, at which time the affairs of the organisation will be settled. Two plain drunks made things merry at the Pennsylvania station yesterday, starting in to paint that part of the town a lurid red in true western style. Their enthusiasm -was quickly cooled, however, upon the appearance of the sheriff's force, who took them in tow. They will be given a preliminary hearing before Judge Nichojson this morning and will be made to see the error of their ways. 1 '.-v v Crown Point will have a big colony of land owners in .Florida next year if all the present land purchasing talk materlali2es. Several citizens here have caught the Florida land fever and will take a trip to that - state next month to purchase land. Among those to go will be G. Bartholomae, Peter Fagen, Frank Young and Attorney Davis, "i The parly will be , increased in number before the day for starting arrives. The library board held itheir regular meeting on Monday evening. No business of importance was transacted beyond the making out of the regular bills. Mrs. C. Knglert has returned from a three days' visit with Chicago friends. Mrs. Martin I. Smith Is visiting with friends In Chicago today.
J. Floyd Irish and Attorney Miller
of Hammond transacted business in Crown Point yesterday. Mrs. C. A. Lincoln is visiting with friends in Hammond.
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duct -the same as an automobile tales
room and garage in the future. The
firm. will therefore abandon' their Idea of erecting a mammoth garage on the West side of the public square, as has been recently considered by. them, and
will lend' their entire energies to con
ducting the business on Main street.
It Is, not known what disposition will
be made of the Rambler agency, but it is understood that the purchasers: of the business will retain the agency and engage Mr. Brownell and the entire
working force at the garage.
The Independent OrdVr of Foresters met at their lolge rooms last evening for the installation of officers, the following members being installed in their rtspectlv. chairs for the year: C. R., Joseph T. Atkins; V. C. R., Matt Jourdaln; recording secretary, -George S. M. Beck; treasurer," Herman J. Lehman; S. W., Milton Fisher; J. W., Eugene Westbay; S. B Howell V. Parry; J. B., Henry Fry; chaplain, William BUckhahn; flanance committee, August Wirts, Ja-' cob Thomen, Charles .Daugherty. The financial secretary, Joseph P. Toning, was not installed last evening, he being absent on account of sickness. It was arranged to fit 4he anteroom of the lodge into a readirtg and small club room for the convenience of the lodge members and a committee composed of Cyrus Kettering-,. Jake Thomen and Eugene Westbay was named to have charge of the arrangements. The committee on entertainment composed of Will Thomen, Ralph Young and Harry
Evans were appointed a permanent one
until such time as the lodge discharges them. , , The Crown Point volunteer fire de
partment, which - has flourished under the towhi regime, will go out of existence under their old organization rules
at the, meeting on next Friday evening, to be reorganized under the city re-
That hooting: and howling you heard last night in 'the loop district came from Cox's alleys where the Monnetta and the Spartans were engaged in a three game bowling contest. Last night w,as the night for the Monnetts and they took the haughty Spartans in one two, three order. Standing room was almost at a premium and the gallery was crowded with cheering enthusiasts Determined "that they would . taka three straight the JMonnetts turned the trick and rolled like demons. The way each man. bowled and the strength he puP in each, ball that went down the
alley you would have thought he was bowling for his life and they were, for
the Sonnetts said they did not want to give, the Spartan s . a.-gam, i -
In the future when the two teams roll
again, the rivals are expected to have
another heated contestand already the
games are being talked of. The Monnetts scores were not high but they all had good averages and did some excellent pin work. Their first game was the best making i total of 909 pins. The Spartans captured the high Individual score -of the evening when Ward made 206 pins in his first game. Following Is the schedule for the remalnderof the week: , Tonight the Lion Store grocery and clothing departments will roll. Thursday the E. "B. A.'s vs Juniors and Lederers vs. Plantistas. Scores of last night: Monnetts Gelb ...178 194 18 Blck ..........166 166 133 Farrell .194 - 165 173 Newell 177 1S1 159 Ste-ena 194 160 180
RUNAWAYS
STOPPED BY - KMILl
Two runaways resulted in Hammond within a few minutes apart yesterday afternoon and luckily no one was Injured in the accidents. About 4:45 o'clock a team of horses, attached to a buggy belonging to Liesenfelt Bros., ran away from in front of Kindel's saloon, on Sheffield avenue. Tearing down Sheffield avenue they collided with an express wagon belonging to J. S. Ward.. This scared the horse attached to the express wagon, which ran to Hohman street, where the frightened animal was stopped without doing any harm. The firsts runaway was stopped by Manager Klngwill of the Hammond theatre and he found some difficulty in bringing the team to a standstill. Neither rig was damaged to any extent.
On Recovery RoadJohn Donaldson"; who is quarantined at 287 Sibley street owing to smallpox, with which he 1 down, is reported to have passed the crisis and is now on the road to recovery. He will, however, be confined to the house for an indefinite tina longer.
Another Match. In a second match game between the Uon Store grocery and clothing depart
ments . last night at Cox's alleys, the grocery department captured the honors by a small margin of 36 pins in a three-game series. The spectators helped the bowlers along and by the start of the second game Captain Long of the clothing department untied his little goat and pins flew right and left. Tony Litzan's quintet did the work after this and when it came to add the final score the grocery department crawled out ahead. This makes a series apiece and an
other game will be arranged in t!e near future. '
Eagles Initiate Forty. The East Chicago Eagles Initiated forty candidates last night in their hall but it is reported that Geo. (Dutch) Spangler was the only one who got what was coming to him good and plenty. About 25 of the order from Hammond were present. The Hammond team did the work and did it welL
COMING TO THE HAMMOND THEATER.
STOCK IS BEING SOLD Ifl HAMMOND
Limited Amount of Million
Dollar Corporation Put on the Market-
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A limited amount of stock in the million-dollar syndicate which has been organized by Philadelphia capitalists for the purpose of taking over the 375 acres of ground which was purchased by it from the East Chicago Co., is besold .to local investors in the Calumet region. No one is solicited to take the stock but the friends of those who are on the inside are being taken into the deal. At least a dozen Hammond people have been let in, but their stock subscriptions are being cut down. George Hannauer is handling the placing of what stock goes to Hammond; " E. T. Davis, who has made a million dollars In Lake county realty. Is handling the Chicago end and Walter J. Riley of East Chicago is handling the East Chicago end. It Is said that the company, which is organized for $1,000,000, will place but $100,000 worth of stock, will reserve $600,000 of treasury stock and will pay $375 100 for the acreage which it has bought. A meeting of the proposed stockholders will be held in the court house tonight, according to one of the proposed stockholders.
Allowed Bills.
The Hammond board of education met last night, but did nothing but go through the regular routine of allowing bills and claims. Nothing regarding the new school house, which is now held up by litigation, was considered.
No less a favorite than Olive Vail apears In the title role In the successful Mort It. Singer musical comedy, "Mis Nobody from Starland," which will be the popular offering at the Hammond Theatre on next Sunday night January 2Sth. Among the many song hits Introduced in this popular Hough, Adams, Howard and Mitchell , vehicle- are "My Gingaboo Man," "I'd Rather Love What I Cannot Have Than Have What I Cannot Love," "It Must Be Grand to hf a General But I'd Rather Lead the Band," "I Am a Tar, Particular," "ArT Maria, Marl Tarentelle," "Every Girl I Love Is Someone's Wife" and "I'm In Love With Love." Miss Nobody from Starland" is one of the biggest musical -productions on tour this season, and its scenic equipment Is unusually elaborate even for a Mort H. Singer production. The sale of reserved seats opens at box office Wednesday noon and as there is already a brisk demand for them early;' reservations should be made. . ' "
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Holy Communion. Tomorrow being th; feast of the conversion of St. Paul, there will be a celebration of the holy communion In St. Paul's Episcopal church at half after 7.
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569 Hohman Street Phone 257 Hammond, Indiana OVER MODEL CLOTHIERS, Second Floor Open Until 8 P. M. LOANS ANYWHERE IN LAKE COUNTY Courteous Treatment.
Total . . . Spartans Watkiris .... Co .... Ward Conkey . . . .
Portz
J09 ...., ..160 126 ,..,.206 ,.,..182 . ... .191
Total
E. B. A. Plantista Spartan Monnetts Lederer Junior
865 ; I?agiie ' Mantling. Won. , :.., ..23. ....... ...26
E. B. A. . Plantista Spartans Monnetts Lederer . Junior Individual
Rose . . . . Ifowler .. Snyder Jaques Stevens Ecklund .-. Portz . . . . R Newell Gelb .... Litzan .
Highgame. , . .960 ....977 915 .926 . 950 890
866166 157-. 16$ 177 , 149 817 Lost. 10 13 14 21 26 33
812 154 158 118 182 152 764 Pet. .711 .656 .6U .461 .33.? .153
PAINT WITHOUT OIL Remarkable Discovery That Cuts Down the Cosrof Paint SeventyFive Per Cent.
.18 .13 i 6
Total Pins. Average. 33,366 858-21
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THE FAMILY CIRCLE , in the evenings
DEMANDS
GOOD LIGHT
33.220 851-31 32.376 830- 6 32.302 828-10 31.360 804- 4 j 28.996 743-19
Average of First 'Ten Men.! No. High Total
Games. Score. Pin. ...39 233 7.126 . . .39 235 . " 7,123 ...36 227 7.121
5,956
..33 ..30 .27 . .37 . .13 .34' .29
239 237 212 22.3 2.1 5 230 223
5,311 .4. ' 6 "6.483 2,048 5.871 4,872
Avg. 1S2-27 182-23 182-23 1S0-26 177-175-21 170- 8 173-10 172-23 171- 1J
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