Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 187, Hammond, Lake County, 29 January 1912 — Page 7

Mondav. Jau. 29. 1912-

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Clarified Ajl&ertiising

NOTICE TO TIMES REAPERS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS Rsaden ot th. following advertisements wno wish to communlctU with advertisers wr.ose identity i not revealed, should follow th. Instructions

FOR. AJ JE. FOR SALE 35x123 lot on Ivy st., Indiana Harbor; on block from car line; improvements in and paid up to date. A. C. Rlechers, SS6 Sibley st., Hammond. Phono 731. 27-4

to address them by the key letter gl- .FOR SALE Siloon on Chicago ave.. a. tureen at this .ffl rl njce location, Eastj Chicago; long the identity r Msiftsom advertisers lease j j Times.. Hammond. 26-4 . -K t i,,.!!.. (ha advertisers,

answers. Simply follow instruction, for SALE -One lot and Jiaif, North XjL'!' blkTS' fenr&1 Park add

Morris Mlcon Same as last deed, Morris Mlcon to Sarah Silber . . . ; '. . INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 39. blk 71, Hannah Stephens to Richard O. Wlnckler ...... . Lot 24. blk 18, 4th add, John W. Blocker to Daniel W. Eshelman Lot 9. blk 59. East Chicago Co. to Everett E. Dubbs. . . . . .r. . . . WHITING.

Maroun ave. Inoulre 4801 Oleott ave..

As far as It is possible It is advised East Chicago, Ind. 2S-

that all classified ads should either b. mailed or cent to the 31ce. The Times

will not be responsible for errors ads taken over the telephone.

FEMALE HELP. WANTED A chambermaid at Hotel Carleton, Hammond.

once. 29-3

FOR SALE Old papers, t cents a bun. die, at Times office. Hammond.

FOR SALE Second band household

goods at a give away price. Call Golden Bros, storage, hcuse. Fayette and Sohl st, and ask lor Mr. Sourbeer. manager. Ittf

Whiting Land

Greenwald

Co. to Mary

150

160

2,100

250

1.57

450

PRODUCE MARKET.

WANTED A Kirl for general housework, one that can help with the cooking. So Sibley st., Hammond.

Butter Receipts, 7,861. tubs; cream

ery. 36c: price to retail dealers, 38r4c

prints, 39V&C; extra firsts. 34c; firsts.

32c; seconds, 29c; dairies, extra, 33c

firsts, 30c; seconds, 25c; No. I ladles.

25c: D-klng stock, 24c

Eggs Receipts, 1,013 cases; mlscel-

SITTT ATTON" WANTED. laneous lots, cases included, 2029c;

WANTED NURSING By a practical case returned, zozse; ordinary nrsts,

WANTED A housework. Chicago.

good girl for general 432S Olcott ave., East 27-3

WANTED Women over 30 years of age to canvas sale of commodity that every woman vises. The work is in connection with the Dept. Mores. 10 per cent commission will be paid chosen representatives, who can make a large weekly income. Applicants must be of attractive appearance and have church or lodge affiliations and be able to give first class references. Address C : W, Times, Hammond. 27-3

nurse; confinement cases, a specialty; terms reasonable. Mrs. Kaiser, ' 192 State st., 2nd flat. Hammond. 29-2

Tl PLATE TEAM

OVER

VARSITY

QU1NTETT

Tltree basket ball games were scheduled to be played in the Emerson school gymnasium at Gary Saturday night but ty the non-appearance of the Merchant Mill team their game was forfeited to the Electrics. The Gry high school frtshmen were defeated by the South Chicago Princetons by a score of six to t'even; th Tin PJats won over, the Northwestern university freshmen by a score of 40 to 29. The Gary-Princeton game was .played according to A. A. 1 rules and several of the Gary players say that they were In Ignorance of the rules. In spite of size the Gary team put up a stiff fight and in the first half were only lose-s by two points. In the second half the Princeton quintet seemed to walk away with the Gary five and the final score was 6 to 11. The line-ups: -. - i . . , Gary Freshmen "Harris, F.; Rooman, F. ; Hughes, C; McCllnnan, O.; Miller.G.

Princeton A, C. Freshmen Craft, F.;

VanElve, F; Crowle, C; Williamson, G. ; Loving, G. '

Saturday night the American Sheet

and Tin Plate boys five met the North

western University freshmen baske

ball team and defeated them by a score

of 29 to 40. The game was fast the

whole way through. In the first half

the game seemed to swing to the un

varsity players. The second half was started with the resolution to win b the Tin Plates and the same by the university boys. Here the Tin Plate

team was handicapped by an ace'dent to Ebri&ht, star forward who-ws replaced by Scott., The score at the middle of tra recond half stood IS to 27 and (he university began to put in fresh men but all to no avail, the score kept rolling up until at the finish the Tin Plato 'cam were victors. Marshal; the Tin Date center starred by making 24 pjlnts of the 40. The line up:

nett is on Francis and MacFadden's

list while EiHler is on his own list In

the -sixteenth there are three contesants while in' the twenty-second John

Keseric' s nam is on all three lists.

Toleston ' precincts (convention neiu

at JCunert's hall, W. P. Kunert chair

man) I Fred Harms, 2 Alfred Carlson. Griffith (precinct number 3)? .. Calumet township, (precinct number )? Delegate, -to District Convefettoa List of delegates and alternates: delegates, George Manlove, W. F. Hodges. Harry Call. J. G. Harris. J. M. Burr, a Elsler, D. Malloy and W. H. F. Parry; for Tolleston (one-half vote) W F. Gallagher. Alternates, Ralph Rowley, George Rowles, Ingwald Moe,

A. R. , Hoover, George Hunter; for Tol

leston, W. L. Cole. -

Another Steel Plant. Acting for Mackenzie & Mann and an

English syndicate, J. Dlx Fraser, manaer of the Antlkokan Iron, company, has submitted to Port Arthur, Ont, a proposition' for the establishment of a 15,000,000 steel plant- The city will give a site -of 400 acres at ftil roirf.

TUB CHESAPEAKE! OHIO RAILWAY OF INDIANA. . Lea-rlsa; Tim. at Haraaiond, lad. Effective Jan. 7th, 1812. Subject to Caaage Without Notice. X:l pm. DA1L1. lunueu tor Cincinnati. Washington, Baltimore. Phil

adelphia, New York, Richmond, Norfolk and Virginia and Nortn

Carolina nolnts.

or v 1 1 1 u j n -

connecting

'. v. Llm-

12:83 am DAILY, Local for Cincinnati.

6:u pm Local for Chicago. 6:35 pm DAILY. Limited for Chicaga and West. :17 am DA1LX. Local for Chicago. Sleeping, Observation-Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Trains. Sleeping Cars on Nignt Trains

9:23 am DAILY

'Local for Inatt. eon with F. F. . Uted for th

WANTED A competent stenographer, ... . . . .. , .

a high scnooi grauuaiw vnncu.

Call phone 2S6 or 634.

:7-3

WANTED Waitress, also dishwasher. 90 State street., Hammond Wecater cafe. 27"3

NOTICE We repair, upholster, revarnl.h and polish all kinds of furniture at reasonable prices. All work guaranteed first class. HAGEMAN BROS. & WEBSTER, phone 557, 1S7 State st., Hammond. LEGAL NOTICES-

27 29c; firsts, must be 45 per cent

fresh, 32Vc; No. 1 dirties, 19c; checks,

lo(fj17c,

Potatoes Receipts, 83 cars: Wlsconronsln. 95c31.6o; Michigan, 9c$1.00; Minnesota, 98c $1.00. Sweet potatoes Illinois, per brl, 1 4.00 5.00. ' Veal 50 to 60 lb weights, 6g'6c; 60 to 95, 78c; 80 to. 100 lbs, 89c. Dressed beef RJbs. No. 1. 20Hc; No. 1 loins, 24c; No. 1 round, 10c; No. 1 chuck, 8V4c; No. 1 plate. 6c Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 13c;

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. - chickens, fowls, HHc; roosters, 8c;

THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE springs. 12c; ducks, 15c; geese, 10c. COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR , Green vegetables Asparagus, dozen COURT, ROOM NO. 2. JANUARY bunches. I2.503.00; beets. 60c per TERM, 1912. LINCOLN V. CRAV- sack; cabbage, per brl, 1.252.00: ENS. GUARDIAN OF AGNES PALU- carrots. 60 65c per sck; cucumbers, SAK, VS. MAX HENDRICKS ET AL. dos, $1.001.60; cauliflower, $X002.50 CAUSE NO. 8632. ACTION TO SET box; celery, 50cS1.15; horseradish, 35

WANTED Dining room girl. Apply Sternberg's cafe, Indiana Harbor.

FOR RENT. . , FOR RENT Five-roon modern flat at 675 State Line ft. Inquire at 417 E. State St., Hammond. J. C. Becker.

FOR RENT ?ix-robm modern flat at 419 E. State st. Inquire of J. C. Becker. 417 E. State st., Hammond. 29-3

FOR RENT Two 4 -room cottages. Apply 635 State Line St., Hammond.

IDE CONVEYANCE. Now conies the plaintiff by Glaser & Economoff, attorneys, and flies Jils complaint herein together with An afadavlt ot a competent person, showing that the defendants. Max Hendricks (alias Max Palusal) and Francis Conrad, are not residents of the State of Indiana.

50c per dos stalks; lettuce, head, per

brl, 2.004.00 leaf, 30c per case; mushrooms, 2535c per ; onions, S5c $1.40 pet sack; parsley. $4.00(8 6.00 per brl; peppers, per crate, $1.50 1.75; parsnips, 80c per sack; radishes, 1540 per dos; spina'ch, $1.00(21.10 per tub; string beans. $3.003.60 per hamper;

candidates for preclneit committeeman in this precinct. Clarence M. Renollett and W. W. Wicks. Hodges simply was handing a vote to the teller when Price who was sent to the meeting to cause trouble made his accusation. There were wild crys of "Throw Price out. He has no busines? here anyway," and the attorney made a hurried get away before Mr. Hodges could reach him. Three Seta Claim the Jobs. Results of committee election: Binzenhof hall: s Precinct 1, still vacant; 2, A. G. Shay; 3, Dr. W. P. Alexander; 4, C. M. Renollett; 5, Joseph Gilles; 6, W J. Fulton; 7. W. McNlel; 8. A. O. Coyle; 9, H. C. Francis; 10, William Warren; II, A. C. Huber. v Bennetts hall List , number one.

Bennett. 13, Martin John. 14 A. Nay lor, 15 Martin Martin Bennett, 16 Frank

flack, 17 John Collsslmo, 18 Louis

Rhoades, 19 vacant; 20 William Owsley, 21 Lester Rogers, 22 John Veseric. List number two (S. Ei&rer's ) precinct 12 a Elsler, 13 Nick Warga 14 A. Naylor, 15 John Manton, It Andrew Kallers, 17- Dan Malloy (doesn't live in this " precinct) 18 Louis Rhoades, 19 John Collsslmo (doesn't live In, this precinct) 29 William Owsley, 2 Lester Rogers, 22 John Keseric List number tnree (H. P. Francis' list) precinct 12 John Bennett, It Martin Johnson, 14 A. Naylor, IS Martin Bennett,' IS. Bolice Szymaifskl, 17 John Collsslmo, 18 Louis Rhoades, 19 J. A. Krntzhlm. ?0 William Owsley, 21 John Simlasko, 22 John Keseric. From the above It will be sen thl

(Major MacFadden's) precinct 12; John in such precincts as the first one Ben-

I Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.

(abstracters) ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES ' V. Um MOTT. President VKAXJt HAMMOND, We-Fres Ideal J. 8. BLACKMUN. Secretary A. H. T At-PUt, Treesorer KDWAHD 4. KOES, ManefiO

Secretary Office 2 Tapper Bloct BAMMOKD .

i HAMMOND AND CROWN POINT, DiD

T M E M A M M ON D D 1 6T1LLI NO OO . DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 GALLONS

Said defendants are therefore hereby tomatoes, $2.004.00 per crate; turnips, notified of the pendency of said action 6Sc per sack; watercress, I2l5c per and that the samft will stand for trial do. . at the next term of paid Court, and that j ' unless they appear and answer or de- CHICAGO OIL MARKET. mur therein, at vthe calling of said, ,

cause, on the 26th day of March. A. D.

Wholesale prices of carbon and other

FOR RENT New "brick cottage; fiverooms, bath and basement; corner Wood ave. and Sibley. Inquire 318 Sibley st, Hammond. 29-2 FOR RENT Modern 5 or 6-room flat ' in" Lockmar bldg. ; steam -heat and Janitor service. Call or phone 121L 11 Waltham st., Hammond. 29-3

FOR RENT Newly furnished apartments for light housekeeping. Apply j at ISO Indian ave.. Hammond. 27-3 1 FOR RENT Modern furnished front room. Apply 43 Carroll st., Hammond. Phone 813M. 27tf

same in aay ot oU,. standard, white, 9c; perfection, the next term of said Court to be begun 9e. he&dUght; 175 10e. eocene.

'"'a " superior itu.. e,laine. 18c: V. ML P. nanhtha.

HHc; gabUne, 13c; machine gasoline,

22c; raw linseed oil, single brls, 76p; 5

gle brls, 77c; 5

65c; summer

Court building, at Hammond, in said County and State,xon the second Mon

day of March, A. D. 1912. said action brl lots 75e. boUed- elngl will bo heard and determined in their brl lots 76c; turpentine.

FOR RENT $12 for 6-room fiat at 44154th place. Cuts into Douglas St.; one block from state line. 27-3

absence.

In Witness Whereof, I hereuntb set my hand and afflx the r seal of said Court, at Hammond,1 this 29th day of January, A. D. 1912. ERNEST Im SHORTRIDGE. ' ' ' Clerk L. S. C By Charles W. Ames, v 'Deputy Clerk. ' '

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

black oil, 7Vc; winter black--oil. Sc. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago.

FOR RENT Steam heated modern room. 100 Russell s., Hammond.

FOR RENT New 7-room

house, 331 Cedar St. Aply 327 Cedar, st., Hammond. 27-6

EAST CHICAGO. Lot 43, blk 1, SV M 29-37-9, Lena Rosenthal to Central Investment Realv Co $ HAMMOND.

' Lots 33 to 35, Highland add. Lake

FOR RENT Nice large front room;'

steam heat and electric light. 392 E. ;

State et., Hammond. - 26-3;

Co. Savings & Trust Co. to Car

rie L. Galer 1 Lot 45, Commercial " club add.

liam Koencke 800

Lot 22( ex. W 5 ft. and E. 15 ft.)

blk 2, Townsend and Godfrey's

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for: . add Ionise e.. Bormann to

light housekeeping. 1S8 Plummer! Frank S. Bets 10,000, " . T t C". 1' n ill. i

ave., Hammona. Z&tr-' 45 iui oa, dih. a, ueorge . m . . , I W. Dobln to Alexander J.

CASH GRAUT MARKET. Winter wheat by sample: i No. S red.

! 99 We $1.00 'A; No. 3 a-ed, 97 99c; No. 2 hard, $1.01 1.04; No. 3 harfi, 98c j 11.02. Spring wheat by sample: No. 1 northern, $1.111.12; No. 2 northern.

J1.081.10; No. 3 spring, 98e$1.06. Corn by sample: No. 3, 63463c;

No. 3 white, 6446414c; No. 3 yellow, j

3.H63c; No. 4, 61624c. Oats by sample: No. 2, 50Vc: No. 2 white, 52H53c; No. 3 white. 5151Vc; No. 4 white, 50504c; standard, 51 51c.

fin My

Bird

til Worm,

FOR RENT Three furnished rooms Campbell . ,' 10,000 for light housekeeping; all modern ' Lot 36, Newman's add, Emery J.

.conveniences; 345 Kane ave. Inquire 343 Kane ave., Hammond. .. - 23tf

FOR RENT Flat, 6 rooms and bath; hot water heat; all modern conveniences. Apply 18 Warren st.; Hammond.

FOR RENT Five-room -, modern cottage on Michigan ave. Apply. 94 Plummer ave., Hammond. IStf FOR RENT Seven-room modern flat at 31t Sibley. Apply 215 Stat, st.. Hammond. Phone S5j(M. 15tf

900

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

FIR CLASS DRESSMAKING DONE All kinds of work. Call 4916-137th st.. Indiana Harbor. ' ' 29-3

LOST AND FOUND. LOST A collie, cable and white, between Conkey ave. and Douglas. Return to 695 Price place", or Conkey plant, Hammond. 29-2

FOUND A watch fob. Hammond.

Inquire Times,

MONEY TO LOAN. MONET TO LOAN on furniture, pianos, horses and wagons from 1 month t I year. Lowest rater and easiest terms. Calumet Loan Co, 212 Hammond bldg, Hammond. Ind. Phone 328. MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS, watches anl Jewelry. 63 State -st., Hammond. '

MONET LOANED SALARIED , EMployes and others at lowest rates on their own plain note. Borrow $5, pay back $5.60. See us about any sum. Lake County Loan Co., room 28 Rimbach block, over Lion atore, Hammond, Ind Phon. 218. BUSINESS CHANCESSALOON, 103 INDIANAPOLIS BLVD.. Robertsdale, Hammond, Ind., and also saloon located opposite, the ' Inland Steel Mills Co. Address 3308 Block ave., Indiana Harbor. All that is required is "the transfer of license for these locations.'

Miller to William E. Myers,..'. Lot 16, blk 8, Morris add, Gostlin, Meyn & Co. to Anton Czuba Lot 7. blk 1, H. W. Sohl's 2nd add, William F. Mashino to William C. Belman r.. Und.H lot 21. blk 1, L. E. Hohman's add, Emil Minas to Harry Mines E H lot 21. blk 1. L. E. Hohman's add, Emll Minas to Edward a , Minas .

Und same as last deed. Harry ! .-N. .Minas to Emll Minas 1 Lot 28, 29, blk 2. McIIIe's add, ; , Hammond Realty- Co. to Theodore and Anna Clous 500 Lot 13, blk 3, E. Lawn add, Bessie L. Baldwin to Wren Davis 650 EAST CHICAGO. Lot 4?, blk 1, SW 29-37-9. Lna ' -t -Rosenthal to Cenral Investment & Realty (1o 1 TOLLESTON. Lot 1, blk 6. Losan Park add, Benjamin T. Hughes to John Matter 550 Lot 33, blk 29, Oak Park add. City & Harbor Land Co. to George E. Katehos 1,000 Lot 12, blk 13, C. T. H & I. Co.'s 6th add,,Sams as last deed 2,000 Lot 17, blk 5, Qak Park add, C. Oliver Holmes, to Carolina ,

Bruckheimer" . .J .'. .-. 1 Lot 7, blk 15, C. T. L. & I; Co.'s 5th add, Louis Manzale to Flora Glass ' i : ; 1 GARY. Lot 40, blk 5, Condit & McGinnfty's 6th add, .Condit-McGinnity -v Realty Co. to Mike Sutak..'.. 475 Lots 13 io 17, H. A. Vossler's 2nd add. Si. Shore Realty Co. -to H. - - -"' V. McKlttrlck, . ....... .;. . . . 1,750 Lot 56, lik, 3, Garfield Park add, ' Angelc' Favalesl. to John Larguba 1 Lot 42, Oary Bond & Mortgage Co.'s 1st add, Gary Bond & Mortgage Co. to Elizabeth , Miller 475 Lots 40, to 42, Garfield Park add, XT. S. Land Co,, to Joseph L." Emblen .... ..... . . . 550 . NEW CHICAGO. Lot 21. blk 6 and lot 22,-blk 6. 4th add, Solomon A. Silber to

LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Sheep Native lambs, $5.506.75; fed lambs, $5.256.75; cull lambs, . $4.00 B.00; native yearlings, $4.905.60. Hogs Good to prime heavy, $6.20 6.40; mixed lots and butchers. $6.17

6.37H; light grades, 6.006.20; pigs and roughs, $4.006.25.'

Cattle Good to prime steers, $7.50 8.65; fair to good beeves, $6.157.50; common to fair beeve'S, $4.00(i.l5; inferior killers, $4.005.00; fair to fancy yearlings. $S.508.00; good to cholie cows, $4.40 5.50; common to good calves, $6.507.00; good to choice veaters, $7.50 8.00; heavy calves, $8.00 8.60. '

GARY HAS TEMPJSSTOUS MEETING (Continued from column 6, page 1.)

permanent chairman of , the meeting and after the session, was well on he directed those in attendance to repair to the dlfferents parts of the hall set off for their espective precinct meetings. Some 'repaired"' but it was like trying to shift sardines to various parts of the box without taking one of them out and whether some of the precincts really held meetings because of "this obstacle remains for the county committee credential sub-committee to decide. , Elfller iBterrupts Meeting. During the excitment S. Eisler at

tempted to seiie the chairmanship job by means of nominations and second

from various followers but Parry rul ed these proceedings out as they wer;

made by men who .did not live in the

district, and by several Knotts demo

cratlc saloonkeepers who did much to

Interrupt the meeting. Eisler finally

read off a list of committeemen to bp elected by the whole house and many

shouted "aye" and upon , the strength of this Mr, Eisler will endeavor to claim the election. , After the general "meeting . had adjourned adherents of the leaders claimed to be elected committeemen and there was a rush to have certificates of election signed. " Price Caae Trouble.

: The Binzenhof hall meeting where Major MacFadden presided . was ; as p eacable as a marriage ceremony. The only trouble to mar the meeting war when Attorney Henry Price one of Tom, Knotts political henchmen in the last " city election accused W. F. Hodges o' changing a ballot. Thero were two

The soldier who refuses to lire is x almost as bad as the one who shoots and scatters his amunition. And the real estate dealer who waits for the other fellow to do the advertising is in just as poor a shape as the one who wastes his advertising The Flood of Opportoeity is mow . on io the Calumet Reigoini Are you Mr. Real Estate Man going to take advantage of it of are you going to sit idle and pass up your opportunity. Fiity thousand people in this part of the state with money ready in their hands are interested in the Baldwin Locomotive Works locating at Calumet. They may want to invest. "Where shall we invest?" they ask, Who has th lots we want? Who has the Bargains? Vital Questions, cli? Fifty thousand people read the TIMES evry night, they are watching for further particulars. The real estate dealer who gets busy and advertises gets the money. The TIMES' Newspapers chronicle every sign of industrial, commercial and - business activity in the Great Calumet Region, and give it FIRST. ' If is ttHie Live Wire ofi ttiie MsMctt. Now will you

: advertise y dur Real Estate ,

Bamsniin. s?