Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 189, Hammond, Lake County, 31 January 1912 — Page 5

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT i A GLANCE LAKE SUPERIOR COVRT, ROOM SO. 1 Judge Virgil S. Rclter. Case on Trial. The .attorneys are making: up the Issues in the quo warranto proceedings against Alderman M. X. Castleman of ' Clary. The trial will be by Jury. Attorney Henry F. McCraclten appears for the Gary Commercial club and McAleer Brothers for the defendant. Jury has been selected and the opening statement has been mad by the attorneys for the state. Trial Calendar. Third "Wednesday. Jan. 24 7275 State ex rel. v Castleman. 6553 Cohon v Wolper. 7078 Martin v Sears. 7212 Commodore v Schlicker. 7242 Brown et at. v C. I. & S. Ry. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. 3 Judge Lawrence Becker. Trial Calendar. I 63 Humpfer v Cotton. 64 Lletzan v Uetzan. 67 Harding v "Harbor Bid. Co. 68 Harding v Harbor Bid. Co. 72 Harding v Harbor Bid. Co. 73 Harding v Harbor Bid. Co. 78 Cal. Supply Co. v Cronin. 82 So. Side Lbr. Co. v Haslet. 8105 Lake -Co. Lbr. Co. v Brenman. 21 Monarch H. & F. Co. v Haluska. t 22 Monarch II. & F. Co. v Brenman. 31 East Chi. Co. v Matyasofsky. 32 East Chi. Co- v Santla. LAKE Sl'PERIOK COURT, ROOM NO 3 Judge Johannes Kopelke. At Crowi Point, laforraatien. The court term ended Friday. There will be a week's vacation and then court will convene on Feb. 5 in Hammond. Judge Reiter sitting as special judge In room No. 3 will hear the Bryan divorce case. It is "believed that this case will not actually go to trial until In March for the reason that a number of cross-complaints will be Bled. JUDGE W. C. BPMAHAX. ' At Valparaiso. .Information. Court adjournei at Valparaiso, and . after a week's vacation will convene at Crown Point Feb. 5.

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COURTS MOTIONS AND ORDERS. Courtroom No. 1. 5672 Wilson V. Brunt vs. James H. w onen n a. .f lainiin dismisses as to Henry Paul and wife and George: 7305 Frank Radloski vs. Standard' Steel Car Co. Plaintiff files motion for order requiring defendant to answer certain Interrogatories .left unanswered and others posi-! lively and without evasion. De-' fendant ordered to answer 13-20: and to answer 14, 13, 16 and 27. 7621 Paul Rose vs. Tosettl Brewing Co. Defendant files motion for change of venue from county. Granted. Porter superior court. Ten day. 7654 John C. Hall, admr., vs. Edward Barnes et al. Plaintiff files petition for reappraisement. Court appoints Henry Schrage and Thomas W. Kohr as appraisers. 7731 Paul- Rose vs. Tosettl Brewing Co. Defendant flies affidavit for change of venue from county. Granted. Porter superior court. Ten days. 7732 Paul Rose vs. Tosettl Brewing! Co. Defendant files affidavit for, change of venue, from county. Granted. Porter superior court. Ten days. 7775 Albert J. Frise et al. vs. John S. Clark et al. Plaintiff files stipula(Continued on Paare 7.) HESSVILLE TO HAVE Twelve Thousand Dollars Will Be Spent for Building by Township. Hessville citizens who send their children to the public school are delighted to think that Trustee John C. Becker wil have a new school hum this year so that it can be occupied by dread. Why Cured in a Few Days. Jio Pain. NChloroform. No Detention From Business HAMMOND. IND.

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the first of next year. Trustee Becker, Superintendent Heigh way, tne advisory board, and Messrs. Gorman and Dedelow visited the public school buildings at Griffith, Ross and Glen Park. They were particularly Impressed with tho arrangement of the Ross school. Her it was found that every square foot of space was used to advantage. The building has the further advantage tha it is so arranged that additions can easily be made to the main building, without any interference to the room in the original structure. The proposed school building is to cost in the neighborhood of ten or twelve thousand dollars. It is to be of brick and stone construction and Is to have four rooms. The present school building while not an old is Inadequate because of lack of room both on the inside and on the outside. The children have no playgrounds, and the building being on the main thoroughfare for automobiles, the children are subjected to constant danger as they play In the street. The new building is to be surrounded by ample playgrounds and is to stand on a side street.

01 MILLION TOIIS ARE HARVESTED "When the Knickerbocker Ice company concludes its ice harvest on Wolf lake next week more than 1,000,000 tons will have been stored away in Icehouaes in this region. The ice supply then will be distributed as follows: Company. ' Tons. Knickerbocker Ice Co. ...... . .1,000,000 G. H. Hammond Co 85,000 Otto Haehnel 6.000 The Knickerbocker company has four houses on Wolf lake, three of these are on the Indiana side and one in Illinois. In addition to these it has houses at Lake Calumet, near Kensington and Pullman, and at Cedar Lake, Lake county. Otto Haehnel is the only one to harvest his supply on Lake George. The capacity of his house is 6,000 tons. The ice this year" grew to be 20 inches thick, which is about five inches too thick for convenient handling. The Knickerbocker people have all their ice down to 15 inches thickness, but the G. H. Hammond company stores it away In its original size. . . ' All of the Icehouses carry an oversupply for one season, so that in the event of a mild winter to follow there will not be so much danger of a total ice failure the following summer. STANKO FROM GARY CUTE LITTLE SPY (Special to Thb Tim".) Whiting. Ind., JarufSl. Mike Harr. who conducts a saloon at 424-119th street, was arrested yesterday on the charge of allowing gambling In his place of business. The affidavit was signed by Stanko Yovlch, the warrant being taken out before Mayor B. Parks. Yovlch claims to be a eecret service man from Gary, representing hlmseir as a member of a detective agency from the steel city. - The warrant states that there was gambling on two different occasions, 20, but the nature of the gambling Is not stated. The trial was booked for last even ing, but was postponed until next Fri day evening. Harr was placed under 1200 bonds, he being under 1100 bail for each offense. It Is understood that Yovlch Is do ing considerable spying around in Whiting and that owing to his detect ic n. jcvctii Diner w niting saloonkeepers will also be compelled to appear before his honor. CHANGES IN CITY OFFICES Frank Ebert, for the past year deputy cny treasurer under William ."Wolter resigned his position today in accordance with his nrevlouslv sntinnn plans, in order to resume his former position in the office : of the Western Grain Products company.. City Treasurer William Wolter today

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Followers of MacFadden Faction Decline to Attend Meeting Called by H. P. Francis, But Difficulties Will Be Ironed Out CART EEPIBLICAS COMMIT. TTEEMAX STILl. AT VARIANCE HARMOXY IS IX SIGHT. II. P. Francis, candidate for Calumet township committee rhalraianahlp, Issued call for meeting held at Blazenaof hast night. X. business transacted. Followers of Major John MacFadden, present township chairman, refuses to recognise the call and did not attend. Last night's meeting adjourns until Friday night at the Gary hotel. Major MacFaddrn today Issued call for township committee meeting, to be held Friday night. II. P. Francis and followers clalsa that Major MacFadden Isn't even member of the committee and that the old committee ended and the major lost his Job when County Chairman Srhaaf arave up the reins. Major MacFadden claims that he is a member of the township committee by virtue of his chairmanship and that he holds office anttl his successor la duly qualified and appointed. Judge A. C. Huber, committeeman, maintains that Vice Chairman Pete Lamb has no right to preside at a meeting, as Francis followers assert. Friends of Mr. Ijimb assert that his title of vice chairman makes him the a rand xnofrul In Gary. H. P. Francis claims that he will be elected chairman. Major MacFadden followers claim that he will poll 15 of the 20 f the committee. H. P. Francis, committeeman, and candidate for the chairmanship , of Calumet township's central committee climbed into the cab of the Gary republican locomotive yesterday after..wwu .iiu auunaea me whistle for a can or the committee over the protests of the man who claims that he is the rightful engineer, Major John MacFadden, who refused to answer to the siren toots made by Mr. Francis and who declined to attend the meeting last night at which nothing was accomplished. Major Also Issues Call. Today, the major took things in his own hands and Issued a call for a meeting of the committee to be held on Friday night which is also the date se lected ror an adjournment by last night's meeting. This lets in a ray of harmony as the major diplomatically names a date which is agreeable to all. First intimtion that there was to be a meeting came shortly after the stock (Continued on Page 7.) stated that William Kolb for two rears clerk in the water department In the city treasury would succeed Mr. Ebert tomorrow as deputy city treasurer. Because of his work in the city treasurer's office Mr. Kolb is acquainted both with the work and the public and his appointment is therefore considered a ve-v gooa one. I Mr. Ebert has made many friends in his city hall position, and his fellow workers regret to see him leavs. The public too has found him an efficient and willing servant. The board this morning appointed John Zits to fill the vacancy created by the appointment of William Kolb to the deputy treasurership. Mr. Zits is a young man residing on Wabash avenue on the north side. Ho is the sole support of 4iis widowed mother and he has given the board pi oof of his ability to fill his new position. DOCTORS MISS FEED; POOR THINGS! Had it not bn for the recent change at St. Margaret's hospital in Hammond, according to which. Sister Gerharda of Cleveland succeeded Sister Eusebia, who was transferred to Omaha, the physicians practicing at the hospital would have enjoyed their annual banquet there this evening.- PIans( for the same had .already been made, but under the circumstances it had .to be indefinitely DON'T 60 TO LAW Our Abstract wta show you whether you ar buying land or a law suit. ALLMAN-GARY TITLE COMPANY ueeesaorn to ALLMAK BROS. DIXWIDDIB. CAPITAL 9100,000.00 Abstract of Title to Lands In Lake County, Indiana. OFFICES: 650 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Allman Block, Crown Point, Ind. . BRANCH OFFICE: Chicago Title A Truct Company, c- Chisago, III.

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postponed. Sister Superior Gerharda said today that it was doubtful whether H could be held before Easter, because of the fact that the lenten season Is near. New Den of Bears. The Hammond Den of Bears, a local lodge of the Fraternal Order of Bears, is now in process of organisation. Attorney R. F. Kowak being the deputy grand organized for this district. The organizers all over the country are working to make the lodge one of the strongest in the countrs'. and Mr. Xowak hopes to see a membership of 500 In Hammond. Only persons of good standing in the community will be admitted as members, and as such they and their families are in position to receive liberal benefits. Mr. Xowak will be in his office, 504 Hammond building, from 7 until 9 o'clock on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays to receive applications for membership. . . Congregation Meets. The congregation of the Baptist church holds a regular meeting this evening, at which time the plans and the ways and means for a rtew chgrch to be built this year will be the principal subject for conversation. The trustees of the churclt last Saturday voted to build the church this year, and when the matter was submitted to the congregation last Sunday it was received with much enthusiasm. Formal action on the part of the congregation remains, however, for the meeting this evening. Board Meeting. The board of public works this morn ing order plans and specifications from the city enginer for pavement sidewalk and water connections for Park placa

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b-mg made ready for the market next spring and summer. The contract for two thousand feet of fire hose was awarded to the BlLateral Hose comjpany at a dollar a foot, each length to weigh sixty-four pounds. Buys 150 Feet Frontage. The sale of 150 feet of frontage on Truman avenue, including the warehouse of the National Biscuit Co. and a two?story residence, was made by John Vanderough to Em'.l Minas. The consideration was $9,000., The property Is located on Truman avenue. The deal was consummated last Saturday. Will Meet Monday. The Saengerbund-Fidelia ..holds a regular meeting next Monday evening, at which time it will make final arrangements for a big masquerade ball uhich will be given under its auspices at the Masonic temple on the night of Feb. 15. One of the features of the evening

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will be the living atatue groups depicting famous men in the FrancoPrussian war. Similar events given by the Saengermund in the past - have been big successes, and a big attendance is looked for at the coming event.

Sues For Divorce. In a suit Tor a divorce in Trttteti John Lencxyckl, One Hundred and Fiftieth street and Walsh avenue, is mentioned as the co-respondent, Mariyan Mariyanowski seeks a divorce from his wife, Mary Mariyanowski. The couple were married ov. 16, 1909, and separated March i7, 110. It ia alleged in the complaint that the defendant is now living with the co-respondent p. M. McClosky is the attorney for the plaintiff. Search for Mad Dog. Police armed with shotguna patrolled the east end of Oary this morning in search of a mad dog that was seen in the vicinity of Seventh avenue and Delaware street. I Under Captain Newman's direction a I thorough search was made for the rabid animal, but It ctlli Is at large. It is believed that the dog is one of the fifteen bitten by the mad dog slain two days ago. Last night the safety board directed Chief Martin to see to it that all unlicensed dogs of a vicious nature were killed at once. Muzzling of all , dog la asked for. f1nmft Cfomesli Miasm HwMUinl wIwum1 lnOTs4 1 WW FREE pstion. SsmortmafPI; o . ifipaia . fap&lB ) Vom Bound makes Ten tinsle will tea joy ot ftfajtB. low drofelat 5 If not. aidmaa tha Smninal Chemical Co.. Ordvr rapnrtm't, Irrswar 74, Oaclaoa'.i, Ohio. Outdoor is an Investment Electric Go. Mm Ksrbcr

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