Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 185, Hammond, Lake County, 26 January 1912 — Page 6
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.THE TIMES. Thursday, Jan. :.V. , 1912.
Crown "Point Hews Happenings of a Diy in Lake County's Lively Capital
Elder Berry sex most o' thvchurch.es nowadays don't aim f hev th best religion, but th best pipe organ an cho'ir. v Ti'm durned hard fr a camel V go through th' eye o' a needle, but most enny woman kin go through th' opmln uv a. pocketbook. Honesty is th' toest politics. A deal was closed yesterday through the Rockwell & Rlxenman agency. George J. Hack disposing of his several lotj on the corner of Clark and JackKon streets to a Mr. Lottes of Chicago. The consideration was not made public, but It is said the land brought a good figure, -. it, being one of the best locations fh Crown .Point. It is understood that Mr. LfOttes will build one or more residences on the newly pur-
thls city being among their number. Following is the program to be rendered this evening: 1. Men of Harlech Cole. 2. Redman's Death Chant Bliss. 3. The Melody of Love (Duet), from "Gypsy Love"' Lehar. A. Chambers. C. Zechiel. 4. Beauteous Night (Barcarolle from Tales of Hoffman) Offenbach. 5. Heinti Von Stein Thayer. 6. Land Sighting Orleg. Lu Vocal Combat: "Then Tou'll Remember Me" and "Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep" Buck. 8. Baccuale (From "Capturing Calypse") Bowl-by. 9. Winter Song Bullard. Alma Mater.
In the mechanic's lien suit of Lam
berg & Diddle against Mrs. Schwlmmer
chased . property during the coming of Chicago, In which the house deco
summer. ,. J rators asked for the payment of money The Fortnlarhttv- Musical club will ; du thm tor work done on the
give its third course concert at Central 1 Schwlmmer house east of town. Judge
Music hall this evening, the attraction t -opeiK round in ravor or tne plain
being the Chicago University Glee i tiff9 t0 tne ful1 amount .of their bill ..,h a rr. mimical treat lo tn t ore ! ' esterday in the superior court. The
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for those attending: the concert. as the defendant in the. suit was also made
rollesre srlee club is eomoosed of the ,iable for attorney fees and costs of
ALL YOU NEED IS A CASCARET TONIGHT
best talent in the country. Crown the trial.
Point Is especially favored in securing i Manager Ivelser says that all the
the glee club as only towns of farj baseball trophies to go to the winning
greater population are favored with , team in the Northern Indiana pennant
the appearance of such a large organ!-) race, with the .exception of the pennant sation. . The glee club is. composed of Itself, has been forwarded to the local about fifty members. Oakley Morton of ( club by the donors, and now It Is up
i to the Northern Indiana organization
to make good on the pennant agree
ment. So far the pennant has not even been ordered and the local fans and management are becoming angered at
; the dilatory tactics of those In charge I of the, matter In North township. Had j one of their clubs won the pennant the rag would have had to be purchased
the next day to be raised with a week's
celebration of the event. Crown Point,
however, doesn't care about the bluster.
but at the same time wants the pen
nant and means to have It before very
long. The production of the "Cinderella'
moving pictures at the Lyric theater
last evening an,i afternoon drew three
immense crowds, the films being -es
pecially fine. The Lyric management
have several more fine productions in
view In the near future and will aim
to keep the selection cf pictures up to
i the recent high standard.
Ed Brownell left for Chicago today
to attend the automobile show at the
Coliseum, having charge of part of the
Rambler display at the show.
It Is said that rails and material are
arriving datly for the Gary and Southern's extension of track from Lotta
vine to this place and that the keys
of the town ran be turned over to the
company very early in the spring for
27o Sick Headache, Bilious Stomach, Coated Tongae or Constipated Bowels by morning . Turn tha rascals eut the headache, tbe biliousness, the lndgestien, the ick, sour stomach and foul gases turn them out tenlght and keep them St with Casoarets. MUHcr.s of men and women take a Case ret new and then and never know the misery caused by a laey liver, leggtl bowels or an upset stomach. Don't put in another day of distress. Let Casrarets cleanse and regulate your stomach; remove the sour, undigested and. fermenting food and that misery-making gaa; take the excess ell. from your IWer aa4 carry out of the ystem an the decomposed waste matter and peisen . in the, inteetines, and bowel. Then you will feel great. A Cascaret tonight will surely
,i . . I their entrance on Main street.
. . . I H. J. Martin of Gary, interested . In
- ,any orug. store mean. a c.oar . Guarantee com
Children lore to take Carcaret, because ' ny of that city, will probably be sta they taste g.cd-neTe ,rP. er sickea, tloned ore " "K work . resentatlve In their abstract work.
The Baldwin Engine VJorks Will mean unlimited and perpetual prosperity for the Calumet Region. From now on there will be more work In Lake county than men to do It. This will mean better wages and more money for you. Then don't be afraid to borrow money now. You will more than be able to return it. If you are needing $10, $50 to $200 for first payment on that lot or house you have picked out, come to us and get it. The fact that you keep house will be enough security. ' J ' , HOW TO GET MONEY QUICKLY. Call at our office or phone us, and you can get what you want in two or three hours. Quick service is our specialty. If you are unable to call, drop us a letter or postcard and we will send out our agent who will explain everything thoroughly. You need not leave your house to get money from us. DEAL WITH A COMPANY THAT PROTECTS Its patrons and that does not advertise bogus rates. Our offices are arranged for absolutely privacy and no one need to know you haveborrowed from us. All our transactions are absolutely confidential. The fact that you own a PIANO, FURNITURE, FIXTURES, A HORSE OR WAGON is enough to assure us that you will pay. We make no embarrassing inquiries or ask any one to go your security. Come in
at any time and we will explain everything to your own satisfaction. EVERY ONE NEEDS MONEY NOW
And no matter what you may want it for you can get it of us. Perhaps you have a few small debts that are worrying ybit. Come to us, tell us what amount you want and we will gladly give you enough to pay them. . Any amount loaned from $10 to $200.00. Then you will have only one place to pay, which will save you the annoyance of duns and collectors. . : We guarantee satisfaction and lowest rates. Largest rebates for pre-payment' Hammond Loan Go. 569 Hohman Street 7 - Phone 257 Y . Hammond, Indiana OVER MODEL CLOTHIERS, Second Floor Open Until 8. M. LOANS ANYWHERE IN LAKE COUNTY Courteous Treatment.
IIMSIL SWEARS BY WESTERGREW
Hobart township statesmen who hought that they had the drop on
Judge William Weste-rgren, who pre
sides over the common peoples supreme court In Miller, finds that he still Is an active candidate for, the republi
can nomination for sheriff.
All along it was thought that a nice
Joke would be sprung upon the Miller
urist by telling him later on that a
holder of a judicial oftlce cannot seek any other elective office until at least one year after his term expired. So
they smiled.
However, the Judge's friends will earn here that for the first time that
he has cleverly evaded the statute.
When re-elected to (he wolsack for
the second time Judge Westergren did not qualify for the office. His opponent failed to notice this in the ten day's time so under the statute Judge Wester
gren holds office until his successor Is duly elected and qualified. There will be no election for a couple Of years yet so if the court falls down in his shrievalty ambitions he will still have
the Job of dispensing justice in the
north end of Hobart township.
On the other hand, those In the camp of Colonel Francis claim that he will notly only be elected chairman but will have a few votes to spare. Major MacFadden claims the Griffith delegates. Today many of the republican workers are busy on the firing line", and all kinds of promises and deals are being made. Many of the leaders are standing by and are not Interfering, leaving the chairmanship race an open proposl. tion.
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MODESTY IT youaveany disease or ailments that yon don't want known, call in and tell me about it. You can always depend on getting the BEST POSSIBLE ADVICE AND TREATMENT AND EVERYTHING WILL BE STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL. ADVICE ALWAYS FREE. J. F. RUCKEL, M. D. S22C7 Commercial Ave.; Gaiety Theater Bldg.," South Chicago. Office Phone 5023. Hours: 8 to 12, 1:30 to 5 and 7 to 8:30. Sundays 9 to 11
GARY REPUBLICANS
ARE VERY BUSY
Gary republicans are busy as bees
getting ready for the precinct conventions which are to be held tomorrow night at 7:30 o'clock. North of the Wabash voters will- assemble at the Blnzenhof hall. South of the Mason and Dixon line patriots will gather at Bennett's hall. Colonel William H. Fyffe
Parry will probably preside at the latter-meeting.
Major John MacFadden. acting chair
man of Calumet township, and H. C
Francis are th candidates for chair
man. Forces of Major MacFadden
claim the "solid southMdelegatlon, the Ambrldge district, onAJpf two of the
silk stocking districts, afid a few more.
ICE IN KANKAKEE THICKEST 111 YEARS
Were it not for the fact that there are fewer dams in the Kankakee river today than there . were twenty-five years ago the city of Wilmington would be facing another disastrous flood. The ice in the river now is thicker than it has been for thirty years according to the old residents and
a sudden thaw or heavy rain would be
liable to cause a gorge and endanger the island and the low lands.
Wilmington hs had two disastrous
floods In Its history, the first occurlng in 1S67 and the second about '83. Tha second of these took out the old wood
en bridge across the river which was
replaced by the present iron structure which was the first bridge In the county built with county aid.
The cause of these gorges was the
two dams below Wilmington, one at Kelly's and the other two, miles above
which blocked the flow of Ice so that
the river overuowed its banks and
great damage was done. These dams
have long since been destroyed so that
now there is nothing to obstruct the ice ow unless a gorge should be formed
in the bend of the river below the city
and this is not probable.
It is seldom that the river freezes
across because of the swift current but
the recent severe cold spell has formeJ
Ice fourteen inches thick In the thread of the stream and nearly two feet thick In the still waters. Joliet News.
Woman Finally Recover From Nervous Breakdown , Impoverished nerves destroy many people before their time. Often before a sufferer realizes what the trouble is, 'he is on the yerge of a complete nervous 'breakdown. It is ef the utmost importance to keep
your nervous system in good condition, as the nerves are the source f all bodily power. Mrs. Anna Kounz, 2ii Mechanic St., Pueblo, Col., says: "For many years I suffered from nervous prostration; I was un,able to do any house work and doctors failed to help me. Remedies I tried from druggists did not do me a particle of good. A neighbor told my husband about Dr. Miles' Nervine and he procured a bottle. After the first few doses I showed a marked
improvement and after taking two bottles I was entirely cured. I have been perfectly well for years and cannot praise Dr. Miles' Nervine too highly." If you are troubled with loss of appetite, poor digestion, weakness, inability to sleep; if you are in a general run down condition and unable to bear your part of the daily grind of life, you need something to strengthen your nerves. You may not realize what is the matter with yotr, but that is no reason why you should delay treatment. Dr. Miles' Nervine has proven its value fn nervous disorders fr thirty years, and merits a trial, no matter how many other remedies have failed to help you. Sold by all druggists. If first bottle falls te benefit your money Is returned. MILES MEDICAL. CO., Elkhart, I net.
WORKER'S CORSE TAKEOO MORGUE Delivery of a body to Hoover's morgue, 633 Washington street. Gary, from the United States Steel corporation general hospital disclosed the fact that another Gary steel worker had met his death in an accident. The name of the dead man is unknown at the morgue and the identity of the corpse will be male tomorrow when the coroner holds the Inquest. No Information Regarding accidents 13 given out by the steel corporation." It is believed that the man Is a foreigner and that he died at the hospital from injuries sustained a few days ago.
STATE LIBRARIAN
CALLS MEETING
South Bend, Ind., Jan. 2. Final ar
rangements are now being made for
the meetings to be held In South Bend, Feb. 3, by the Indiana Commission on Industrial and Agricultural Education.
The arrangements are being made in
response to a letter from John C. Lapp
state librarian and a member of the commission, asking that conferences be arranged between the commission and citizens of South Bend and St. Joseph
County. The men on the commission.
whl;n eeks advice from citizens, are
Will A. Loring, chairman, Indianapolis;
John G. Brown, Monon; Frank Duffy,
Indianapolis. Frank D. McElroy, Ham
mond; Dr. IT. G. Weatherly, professor of economics in Indiana University,
Bloomlngton, and Mr. Lapp, Indian a polls.
GRIFFITH.
Harry Orsburn of Hamrtond Is visit
ing his parents, Mr. and Mrs.' Frank
Orsburn, for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Butler were Ham mond shoppers yesterday.
Earl Sohofield of Elliott transacted
business here yesterday.
Ed. Blodgett is suffering from a
fractured rib which he got whfTe op
erating the levers in the tower at Hays,
The Busy .Bees held their regular weekly meeting at the home of Mrs.
S. A. Llglitfoot yestepfiay afternoon.
The volunteer firemen held a meeting in the town hal Wednesday even
ing. There is some question whether
young men under 21 years of age can
be permitted to serve in the company
under the sanction of the town board.
Broken-down Constitutions make poor providers and poor self -sustainers, besides making life a blank and a dread. Why not take advantage of my offer and know yourself to be well? I will tell you your condition and how to be well.
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Beautiful New Spring Zephyr Ginghams These beautiful fast color Zephyr Ginghams were especially made for us. The cloth is very closely woven; absolutely fast color; in every plain ground; pretty new and original stripes, checks and plaids; some very desirable jacquard effects, much .wanted for Child's Dresses, Women's and Misses' dresses and waists. Look at our window display, portraying the various models, made from the only gingham at the price that will wash and II keep its color, yard. . : . st j
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