Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 5, Hammond, Lake County, 2 March 1912 — Page 7
March 2, 19?
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v, - Clarified j&d&ertising
NOTICE TO TJJkU-a BEAPKRS. notice: to apvkhtiser.
Raadara of tha following adTartlM-
MALE HELP. TRUSTWORTHY MEN or women wanted as local representative of retponslbls manufacturer. High clasa
tnaats woo wlah to eofflmualcaU with merchandise anl clean selling methods, advartiacra wboat tdantltr ta 113 per week guaranteed on easy conraalad. ahould fellow tha lnatnacHoM anions, with possibility of $30 and adto addrass than br b kar lattar rtT" vane. Experience not necessary. Manual. Rueata at tbla Sc ta raa facturer, Box 278. Philadelphia, th Identity of anonymoua aWartlar . - can not. In justice to tha advrtiaara. ba WANTED SAUJSMEN Earn J230 per anawared. glraply follow instruction. month, sell dealers highly advertised " I article. Sampler not necessary. Elato Aa far aa It la poaalbl U is advisa : Co Statlon Nw Yorkt x Y that all elaaalflad ads ahould althar do
rcatlad or aant to tha wflica. Tha iimaa will not b raaponalbla for arrora aoa taken over tha telephone.
FOB ivAJiE. FOR BALE Fine delta plantation In Quitman Co., Miss. 754 acres 830 In cultivation. Improvements good. Good rentals. Labor always plentiful. J7.60 to 127.50 per acre, cheaper than adjoining lands. P. O. Box 22, Byhalla, Miss.
MEN WANTED, age 18 to 35, to prepare for flremen or brakemen on near
by railroads, SSO to $100 monthly. Ex-
Judgment rendered against him In this cause by said court cn the 7th day of October. 1910. That said application la Set for hear
ing In the Lake Circuit Court. In the Court House at Crown Point, Indiana, on the 4th day of March, 1912, at which time and place you are notified to appear; otherwise said application will be heard in your absence. Witness, my hand and the seal of said court this 22nd day of February, 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk Lake Circuit Court. By Roscoe Hemstock. leputy Clerk.
perience unnecessary; no strike. Pro- ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE OF PRI-
VAlt SALE OF PERSONAL PROPERTY. In the matter of the Estate of James E. Lowden, deceased. No. 788. By virtue of an order of the. Lake Superior Court, and subject to it, ar-
proval. the undersigned administrator
oi me estate of James E. Lowden. de
motionengineer or conductor, $ir0 to $200 monthly. Good life careers. State age; send stamp. Railway Association, . care Tlmcss. Hammond, Ind. i
LOCAL REPRESENTATIVE WANTED. No canvassing or soliciting required. Good income assured.' Address National
FOR SALE High grade standard make Co-Operative Realty Co.. VH15 Marden ceased, will, at the hour of ten o'clock piano, first class sewing machine. Building, Washington, D. C. ?o,T" f the 6th day.of March, A. Dl
stoves and furnttre, will be sold very " anu lTom av to day thereafter cheap within next week. Call at Nickel WANTED Three good canvassers for until sold, offer for sale at private sale
Plate depot, or phone 176.
2 sewing macninw on salary ana com- ""'r ov umcago avenue, In the mission contract; one that can speak City of East Chicago, Indiana the fol-
FOR SALE Two-story house, north the Polish language preferred for Eas
sine, cneap ii turn oeiorc jprw. in- t:nicago ana maia.ua nuruui. ijjpijr iu saia estate, to-wit: One
quire I3B Sherneia ave., uammono. ; Slngr dewing Machine o., iii mate one ouggy, one set single har-
1 - ..... st., Hammond. -'-a "" one iron bedstead, springs and
iOK !au; 1911 magneto moaei .x- ""reas, one laundry stovA nn n
celslor motorcycle; little used, bargain, can be seen at Lorenxen & McKensie, 4712 Forsyth ave., East Chicago. 2FOR SALE Second-hand electric piano; will sell cheap. 824 Chicago ave., phone 469W. Steva Kaan, East Chicago. FOR SALE A fine business lot on Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor, to b sold at your own figures Tor cash. 220 Truman ave., Hammond. Phone 1229M.
WANTED loung man to oo clerical moie. one sideboard, and one con-
work and operate Oliver billing ma- tract for the -purchase of real estate chine; must be experienced. Address from th East Chicago Company a cor P. O. Box D, East Chicago. Ind. poration, of Indiana Harbor Indiana! RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED tlT Til! J? AM n0t '
$90 month; Hammond examination and on ionowinT reof.
lv'iio. IU-H II '
C HL'BER,
Horvath. is a male Inhabitant and resident of the City of Hammond, said Township, County, and State of Indiana, and is over the age of twentyone years and has resided in the State of Indiana for mora than, one year and In the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, for more than six months prior to the date of this notice. And that he is a qualified voter; that h has declared his intention of becoming a citizen of the United States of America; Is a man of good moral character and a
fit person to be entrusted with the sale
f Intoxicating liquors; that he will ap
ply to the Board of County Confnis-
ioners at Crown Point, Lake County,
ndiana. on the first Mpnday in April. We same being the 1st day of April,
912, for a renewal of a license to re-
ail intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and
malt liquors in less quantities than Ave gallons at a time and perrhft the same
o be drank upon the premises where
old. Said license being heretofore
granted by the Board of County Commissioners on the 1st day of April,
911, and Issued by Charles A. Johnson,
Auditor of said Township, County and
State, for a period of one year from
aid date.
The precise location where liquors
are to be sold by the provisions of the
licenes to be renewed is as follows:
The ground floor front room of the
one-story frame building, with three
living rooms in the rear and building
fac3 Indiana Boulevard, a public highway in the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana. Room is 23 feet ' 6
nches wide and 32 feet long. Bar is
on the west side of room. Said build
ng has glass front, front and side en-
rance. Said building is located on a ract of ground 25x140 feet on Indiana
boulevard, in section 1, township ' 37
range 10, in Hammond, Lake County,
Indiana. All of the Inside of " said
room can be seen from said highway.
PAUL 'HORVATH.
FOR SALE A team of work horses, weight 2600 lbs. Call 220-155th st.. West Hammond. Phone 372. 1-3
FOR SALE The Hammond Furniture Co. has purchased a big line of new and second-hand rugs, rockers, chairs, leather couches, beds, round tables and cook stoves which we are able to sell at a very low price. We have (9x13) rugs from $3 up. Be sure and see us and get our prices, for everything sold by us Is guaranteed or your money returned. Yours for business, Hammond Furniture Co., J. Arkin, manager, 242 E. State st. Phone 543. 1-2
FOR SALE 30 acres of choicest acre property In the Calumet region. Inquire of owner, Andrew Welter, Munster, Ind. Phone 1267Y1.
May 4th. Preparation free. Franklin cash in ham T .1....- r . OSV TTh.ator -V V I U-
t,. Administrator. m. H. stckman. Atty.
FKMAJ.TC HELP. WANTED Chambermaid and a dining
room girl at once. Hotel Carleton. NOTICE FOR THE REVEWit nv
2-3 LIQTTiTj t ttv,..
Hammond.
WANTED Waitress. Chop Suey, 99
State st.. Hammond.
LIQUOR LlnESsm
-r!.by lven l the citizens
iV 1 HammoniJ. Lake County Indiana tUot ,w- 1,1
-""igiicu, jonn
WANTED Cook. Lake Shore hotel,
214 Watling at., Indiana Harbo
1 Damn- - .
t " ' " . . , a inaia lnhoh t.ni . .
i n, -"" resiaent , ; or the Citv nr u, . .
. , ''iiiuua, said Town1, fp0;,r0UtHy and state of Ind,na-" is oier the age of twntvn.
land ave., Chlcaaro, III.
FOR SALE At a bargain, private, no commission to deduct, terms can be arranged. Account leaving Hammond; house and lot at 291 Truman ave., best I dwelling section on east side, 7 rooms, I bath, electricity and gas throughout,! good barn and sheds, electric lighted.
good rront ana snaae trees, piace in phone 111SJ,
good condition tnrougnout. runner in
IfTUnUT T A V; TTlTTO ant, i. . .
iUivl taiUiUil'.'UO. 7 icmuea in the State of Indiana PHONE 771. YOUNG MEN'S TAILORS,' for "ore than one year and In the City for best cleaning and pressing. 61 . of Hammond, Lake County .Indiana for . . ...... . . i mma V, . i .
state St., nammona. l-im " six months prior to the date
' - w,13 notice. And that he is a quail
uivti aim Btsr lash ut icr. uir, mat he la a citizen of the
xui iy iui ji"' i ov. - ' " a ui America; is a man of
gain tor you. wm. Keuy, sjbi atony js- isa moral cnaracter and a. fit nerann
w cmrustea with the sale of intoxieat.ng liquors; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at Crown Point, Lake county, Indiana, on
. , -"J April, the same
me ist day of April, 1912. for
cue at or a license tv retail Intoxi
cating, apiritoue, vinous and malt Ilq-
, ,eSS quantities than five gallons at a time and permit the same to
uranK upon the nrml. v... ,
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MONEY TO LOAN. UONET TO LOAN on furnuure. ptanoc boraaa and wagons from 1 month t X year. Lowest ratea and aasieat term a. Calumet Loan Co.. 212 Hammond bldU Hamnond. Ind. Pbone Jit. .
FOR RENT. FTITt RP.XT F"urnlshed or unfurnished
room on Elizabeth st.; steam heat Sald license being heretofore granted and all modern conveniences. Call by tne Board of County Commissioners
2.6 me bin day of March, 1911, and is
, vnauM a. jonnson, auditor of
FOR SALE Good big team of farm mares cheap; weight 2800. Whitaker & Co., 74 State at., Hammond. 1-2
Cedar st., Hammond.
2-6, The
formation telephone 984J. For price call FOR RENT, SALE OR TRADE Six-said Township, county and State for at location. 1-2. room cottage, 327 Cedar st. Call 331 a period of one year from aM
precise location where iinunp.
are to be sold by the irnvllnn. , .-
" .v,. ...coc lo oe renewed Is as follow
uoor rront room of
ACCOUNT LEAVING TOWN WILL sell cheap, one very fine china closet, one bed Davenport, Pennlnsular range, Penninsular base burner, sanitary couch, dresser, organ, refrigerator, kitchen cabinet, parlor table, and many other things all In first clasa condition. Call at residence of L. It. Bryant. 4th house. Hirsh, Stein & Co., West Hammond. ' 29-3
FOR SALE Five lots on corner of Howard and Kane ave., bargain. Call 739 Wood ave., Hammond. Phone 1089R.
FOR SALE Cheap, show cases; must : b.e sold at once. 637 Ho. Hohmari st., Ind floor. Hammond. 29-6 FOR SALE 3 acres desirable land. new 6-room house, new barn and implements, 14 miles south of Hammond. Christ Hodel, R. R. 1. 29-6 FOR SALE Good horse and harness. W. C. Barrett & Co. store, 3434 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. 2S-10
mond.
light housekeeping. urnisned room The ground
for gentleman; bath, hot water, all two-story frame building situated on conveniences. 153 Fayette St., Ham- lot 34, block 6, North Side subdivision
io ammond. Building faces Sheffield
, ,.,.,iS rooms in rear and
car is on nntH .m.
i . , . ui room , has front and side entrance, glass front
FOR RENT warm furnished room, i , oa-'" room can be seen from . . at4 1.1...
or 2 gentlemen, or lady employed. 839 " "gnwjy. JOHN DERNER
So. Hohman st., corner Carroll, Ham mond.
FOR RENT Modern 5-room
furnished completely, for 7 months. No children. 889 Erie St., Hammond.
FOR RENT Flat, telephone in, six
OF
FOR SALE Three fresh milk cows with or without calves. Mrs. Nellie Swanson, 91 Florence ave., Hammond. FOR SALE 5 acres south of Baldwin Locomotive plant site; price $400 acre. U. L. Miller, 30 N. La Salle st., Chicago. 27tf FOR SALE Improved 40 acres two miles south of East Gary. Will sell reasonable., Edwin White, Hobart, Ind.
NOTICE FOR THE PURCHASE LIQUOR LICENSE.
" e JS "erey riven to the citizens
rooms, 3 closets, 4 beds, hot and cold "l "ammona. North Township. Lake
water, bathroom, pantry, carpeted, gas rj "lu,lu,a' and to the citizens a
range, coal range, gas lights, every- ra or said city, that the . ..v. iv . undersigned T-nni. xxr c. . '
Sunday 222A Fayette st., Hammond. maI inhabitant and resident of said
iownsnip. county and Ht.
ty and Rta t a
rnp TTNTT Twr, Tinnapa 7 rnfiTTl a Aflrh . over tho a a-a . . . "
... , . - i iwnny-one years; tha
one on iruman ave., oumr on x.rie.," iiaa reaiaea In the State of Tnii
r"u"c '- J--.--. ...... man one year last nasr
" ihfn rCiJy Hammo.nJ' North Town-
FOR RENT Upper 7-room flat on Con
dit st. 'Apply W. C. Harrison, cou
house, Hammond.
" (than six months prior to the date of j this notice; that he l a qualified vo,
FOR RENT At Whiting, 6-room flat; modern. Inquire 400-119th st.. Whiting, Ind. 5c fare to all factories. ltf
FOR RENT Five-room steam heated flat; modern conveniences; Summer and Charlotte St. Apply 456 Summer st., Hammond. Phone 1042M. ltf FOR RENT Five-room upper flat with bath at 126 Williams st. Apply 43 Carroll st., Hammond. Phone 813M.
1 11 FOR RENT Eight-room house; modFOR SALE A large ice box. 2 com- ern improvements. 378 Michigan ave., partments. Phone 812R. 308 W. State Hammond. Phone 980R. 27-3 at, Hammond. 24-lw - - FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for FOR SALE Choice suburb or truck Ught housekeeping. 188 Plutnmer ave, farm lands in small tract of 5, 11 or Hammond. 16tf 16 acres each, at $300 per acre, two . , miles south of East Chicago. 3 miles CTTTT A TTfYNX TSS A XTTTT'T southeast of Hammond. Call on Otto D1J.H V 11U1X VV .ajX J.-E.U. Knottier. 113 Fayette St.. Hammond. HUNGARIAN GIRL WANTS HOUSE Xnd.. for further particular.. work. Address P. O. Box 803, Gary. FOR SALE-Lota 4. 6. 6 (75 ft.) David- MISCELLANEOUS. ..'tt.'.u T V J3," f, 1 ?' BIG MONEY FOR YOU writing words at 119th st. and Indianapolis Blvd or mus,c f(jr successfu, ,on. lc, YX S!rfM,,ai Add.ress1Lr ,J"pn easy! FREE booklet tells how. Dugdale Oty. Ind Mlch,an - Co., Dept. 559, Washington, D. C. FOR SALE The right place for new LKGA L NOTICESand second haf.d goods bought and . . - sold and exchanged Is Hammond Pur- NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. nlture Co, 242 E. State mU, Hammond. STAE OF INDIANA, COUNTY OF Fhonc LAKE, SS: IN THE LAKE CIRCUIT " COURT, FEBRUARY TERM, 1912. FOR BALE Second hand bouaehold KATIE TIMN VS. LOUIS C, TIMN. gottds at a glva away price. Call Qol- CAUSE NO. 8709. an Broa atorage house, Fayatta and Petition to vacate and set asid deohl at. and ask for Mr. Bouroeer. man. fauIt and decree. t The plaintiff in the above entitled ' tit mrT. t-t n-rr cause la hereby notified that the deV AiS LJUJ lO BOY. fendant therein did on the loth day of WANTED Vacant lot for residence; February, 1912, file his application in must be right. See Dr. Leedy, 32-J3 the Lake Circuit court, at Crown Point, Rimbach Eldg., Hammond. 27tf Indiana, to set aside tha default and
--.o, V.VUHI..V and State, and is
...... ui jfooa moral character, and
.. veouii io oe entrusted with the sale
'M-wr, ana that he tin
. uiimu oi me united States of Amer
T'V. e f- 1, 111 .
.. appiy to the County Board of Commissioners of IjiWo i-
ty, Indiana, at the April. 1912 term thereof, same being the 1st day of
nr J31... ror leave to purchase the
rvtianerg uquor License heretofore
Bra.. tea oy ine uounty Board of Com mfQtrtriAa r T r. t - .
" vuunty, Indiana, to Phil Commodore, and issued by Charles
Jonnson. Auditor of said County on tha CIK ,1.. . r-. . . '
" wremuer, J911. at and
ior nia piace or business in said City o Hammond, which said place of bus! ness is described in said license as fol
lows, to-wit:
iuuuu noor rront room of the
two-story brick building situated o
lot 32, Columbian addition to the City of Hammond, and known a No sn.
518 South Hohman street, In said City.
oar room is 6 feet long, 20 feet wid at its widest part, 8 feet wide at it
narrowest part and 12 feet high. Ba Is 26 feet long and occupies west sid
. . v.,.,.. .uric me vwo zront en
trances, one side entrance and one rear
entrance. There are rooms in fear and
above said bar room, said rooma h
ing occupied as and for a restaurant
: There Is also a basement beneath said
fcar room used for storage purposes Said room fronts South, Hohman street
a public highway in the City of Ham
mond. North Township, Lake County,
inaiana. ' LOUIS W. STEIN'ERT.
NOTICE FOR THE RENEWAL OF A
LIQUOR LICENSE.
Notice is hereby given to the citizen
of the City of Hammond. Lake County
Indiana, that the undersigned, raul
SHERIFF'S SALE. Cause No. 8004.
State of Indiana, )
(ss: County of Lake.)
Lake Superior Court. September Term,
1911. -HENRY LA EDERACH vs.
FEDERICK MILLER AND MILL-
er, his wife, whose true christian
name is unknown.
By virtue of an Order of Sale to me
directed from the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, I will expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash in
hand, at the east door of the Court
House In Crown Point. Indiana, on
Saturday, the 30th day of
Marcn, 1912,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. m.
and four o'clock p. m. the rents and
profits for a period not exceed seven
years, of the following described real
estate, to-wit: j
Lots twenty-four (24) and Iwenty-flve
(23). In block two (2). Turner's first addition to Hammond, Lake
County, Indiana.
If said rents and profits .will not sell
for a sufficient sum to satisfy said de
cree, interest, and costs, I will at the same time and place offer for sale the
fee simple in and to said real estate,. o so much thereof, as may be aufflclen
to satisfy said judgment, interest, costs
and accruing costs. Said sale will be
made without relief from valuation or
appraisement laws.
Taken as the property of Frederick
Miller et al. at the suit of Henry Laed erach.
THOMAS GRANT, Sheriff, Lake County, Indiana. J. K. Stlnson. Att'y for Plaintiff.
Glenn Harris, who had purchased them
from Komornickl, or to the Seeburg Piano Co. and -Turned Rourh fmm
whom they had been purchased.
Baxter claimed no interest in it.
Judge Relter decided that Harrisa had
no interest in it because it had been secured by Komornickl on a forged
contract and that Surprise, the trustee
for the bankrupt had no right to it.
This established the title of the See
burg Piano Co. to it.
This decision does not. however.
affect the 15 pianos which Komornickl
really had title to and which Surprise
sold at a receiver's sale. The Seeburg
Piano Co. and James Rough as the preferred creditors will get what little the
pianos wil bring and the common creditors will get nothing.
HAY TAKES
ISSUE
WITH
THE
MAYOR
HAY DENIES MAYOR KNOTTS' STATEMENT. In a statement Isaued to the preaa at noon today H. O. Hay, jr aaya In partt "I moat emphatically deny that I did mt any time bribe, r attempt, to bribe Councilman Bankus or any other councilman to vote for a high Iloenne ordinance or any other ordinance." Mr. Hay also Invites Knotts, Alderman Castleman or Clarence Brctach to prefer ehargea ngalnitt him that will aubatantuate "the cowardly Insinuation they make." Hay aaya if Knotta la alnecre he vroald have preferred chargea be . fere the grand Jury long ago.
nal $500 license fee ordinance Is taint
ed with fraud and. that the taint has not been cleared away' I decided to approve the reoealing ordinance. 'I do not believe it is right that the people or any portion of the people of Gary
should be taxed by means of an ordinance the passage of which has been procured by fraud and bribery; especially when the effect of the ordinance so passed is to shift the burden of taxation from one business Interest to another. And He Favora the Repeal. " 'Therefore, in view of the fact that charges have been made that the passage of the original high license ordinance was accomplished by fraud and
bribery, and from the further fact that such charges have not been specifically denied or satisfactorily explained and although I am sincerely in favor of a higher license than $200 a year, I am nevertheless Impelled by a due sense of honesty and justice to give my assent to an ordinance repealing a measure bearing upon its face the sinister stain of fraud nnd corruption.'"
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$10 $20 30 f40 $50 and up.
BORROW THE MONEY OF US AND PAY THEM ALL. , $$ LOANS $$'' made on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Store or Office Fixtures from ons month to one year, on the Lowest .Terms and the Easiest Rates, with privilage of a most ample Rebate If paid before due. ASK US. $10 and up. We loan anywhere in the Calumet District. Calumet Loan Co. 212 Hammond Building i Phone 323 OPEN EVERY EVENING.
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BAR TO GET AFTER
THE "RUNNERS" (Continued from Pare L
by the president of the association but
they will be approved by all of the
judges of the courts of Lake County
before the appointments are announced. This will assure the full cooperation of the courts and the association in the elimination of undesirables. President Moran made the statement that In Hammond and especially. East Chicasro, Indiana Harbor and Gary that there are a number of attorneys whose conduct is reprehensible In the extreme from the standpoint of legal ethics. '-" . He said that most of these attorneys are now outside of the association but that there are a few of them who are now members. He said that these few would be eliminated as fas as the grievance committee could get evidence against them and expell them. He sliid further that they would be disbared where ever the evidence was sufficient. Irey On Porelstmera. There are a number of attorneys who confine their practice to the ignorant class for foreigners in this county and they make a living by preying on them. Moran says that he desires the aid of the newspapers In the campaign that the association will start for the eradication of shysters from the profession. He says he plans to have a commit
tee get up a statement in which the association will outline what'lt regards as a standard of ethical conduct. The
public wil be asked to famlliaize itself with this and report any breaches of ethics on the part of any attorney
practicing in Lake County.
OWNERSHIP QUESTION SADLY
' INVOLVED
rContlnued from Page J.)
May and he was adjudged a bankrupt
Oct. 10, after he had made a hard fight
to prevent it.
The pianos were then turned over to Charles Surprise Who was appointed
trustee to receive the property. Surprise was elected trustee on Nov. 7
and 47 pianos were turned over to him
by Attorney J. Glenn Harris.
A little later the Seeburg Piano Co. and James Rough started proceedings
to replevin the pianos, that is 27 of them. . Judge Reiter was asked, in a test case, to decide whether one of the
pianos belonged to Lewis Baxter, a sa
loon keeper who had it la tis place, J.
H. G. Hay, Jr., president of the Gary state bank, was in conference with his attorney Judge Greenlee this morning and he said that some time today he will answer .Mayor Knotta' statement published in the Gary Post last night wherein he gives his reasons for signing the liquor license repeal ordinance. The mayor involves Hay's name in his statement and recounts the bribery charges made by Alderman Castleman
who accused Hay of buying the vote
of former Alderman Baukus to secure the pasage of the good government measure. Knotts states that inasmuch as Hay has not refuted the bribery accustatlon that he signs the repeal ordi
nance, a god-send to the breweries and saloon men, a measure which reduces
licenses fees from $500 to 1200.
The statement published in the Post
follows: - Kantta' Statement Ta Fall.
"I think it but just and proper that the people of Gary should know my
reasons for signing the ordinance re
pealing the 9500 liquor license measure passed by the council last year and
in making that statement I Bhall be as concise as possible. "I very much regret that circumstances surrounding the passage of tha
original liquor license ordinance which
was repealed by the passage of the one
I signed yesterday, has compelled me to sign the measure for its repeal. I
was in favor of a high license when the $500 license measure was adopted by
the city council and I am still in favor
of a higher license than $200 a year. I
am fully aware of the fact that the re
peal of the $500 license fee and the return to the $200 fee will result in a
loss to the city revenues of more than
$30,000 annually and that this falling
off in saloon revenues will have to be
made up in some other manner, but I also am fully aware that an ordinance passed by fraud ought not to be allowed to stand on the book of ordinances of the city of Gary. He Recall Caatlesnaa'a Charge. ' 'When Councilman Caatleman intro
duced the repealing ordinance, ha ac
companied it by an open and positive statement, made on the floor , of the council chamber that the passage wf the original liquor license ordinance the one it was sought to repeal had been brought about by means of bribery and fraud. It wa stated on the floor of the council chamber that H. G. Hay, Jr., of this city, was the person who offered the bribe and that the offer was made to Anthony Baukus, then a member of the council. It was also charged that the ordinance would not have passed had it not been for thi vote of Councilman Baukus and othe.r members whose votes had been Influenced. BUI, Cain (io Between f " 'Ten days have elapsed since those charges were made in the council chamber, yet there has been no specific denial of the charges made by the author of the repealin gordlnance, he only explanation offered by Mr. Hay is that, through William A. Cain. I solicited him Mr. Hay to go to Councilman Baukus and endeavor to secure his vote in favor of the high. license ordinance. I emphatically deny that I ever asked Mr. Cain to see Mr. Hay In regard to soliciting Councilman Baukus to vote for the ordinance and Mr. Cain Says he does not remember any such circumstance. Mr. Hay has made no denial of the charge that he
offered Inducements to" Anthony Bauku for the later's -vote In favor of a high license, while on the other hand Councilman Castleman declares he has the positive proofs that such induce
ments were offered. What Did They Sayf "'I did have one conversation with Mr. Hay on the subject of the high license ordinance, which - also had to
do with Councilman Baukus, I have a very distinct recollection of the con
versation which actually took place between Mr. Hay and myself, but I will
not now disclose its nature, since I
may be called upon to make the dis
closure In a court room. Then I shall
tell Just what was said in that conversation; what Mr. Hay said and also tell when and where the conversation took place. 'In view ol the fact that the orisl-
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our iviottos -v :A JSo Deposit too Large for U to Protect, Or too Small for us to Appreciate.
We Pay You Interest on Your Savings Safety Deposit Boxes for Rent
Statement of Condition of the West Hammond Trust and Savings Bank Before Commencement of Business February 21, 1912 RESOURCES: Loans and Discounts. $ 6D.072.67 Bonds, Securities, Etc 19,971.20 Cash on Hand. 5,105.54 Due from Banks 3,996.60 Furniture and Fixtures 965.44
Capital
Surplus ..... Undivided Profits, Deposits ........
- $ 99,111.45 LIABILITIES: $25,000.00
3,000.00 405.84 ..r... 70,705.61
$ 99,111.45