Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1912 — Page 5

Tuesday. April 26, 1912.

THE TIMES.

STUDENTS TO COMPLETE

LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE UKB SCPERIOR COURT, ROO SO. 1 x Jadze Virgil S. Better.

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Daring the two or three days absence, of Judge Virgil S. Reltcr frem the city Attorney C. B. Tlnkham will act as special Jodie.

Caa on Trial. t Twenty-four ; Hammond high school 811. Levandowskl vs. the Illinois Students will compete in preliminary Steel company. Damages. Jury trial, contests this week, for a position in Glaser Cravens for the plaintiff and the county and Northern Declamatory I I Bomeerger for th defendant. . , i contests this springeCa)aay Cama - According to the new rules of the The court has re-set his calendar. .Lake county and the Northern Indiana The following are the cases that are high school associations, the competing 'n Mil f or..iav Much. 21: 8811. and girls will be divided- Into

III PRELIF.1 ARY CO TEST

separate classe. the boys to gve declamations and the girls poetic readings. The Lake county contest will be held in Hammond on April 24th. but the date for the Northern Indiana contest has

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LAKE arPKKtOH. COUTVT. ROOM SO. j Judge Latrreaee Beeker. j ' rm riioad or. cf.t. ... Tin u . , Murder. Cas

cantlaued until April 9. It Is believed .no'ye'b?? M!; . , t. to he possible that the defendant will Th? ""f", . m ! d lltr rnond high school students will be held P e!-.5U..- m,m. sifc p,- "on Thursday afternoon of this week.

,,. " ' .. ,,. when the giris thirteen of them wtll sruiltv and was sentenced to tne peni-. . . , . i, . " i hold their contest. In the evenig of

lemiary ior uc

the same day the boys, eleven of them, will make their preliminary declare a-

i tion. From these twe groups, ftve girls and five boys will be selected by the j judges, and it will be their privilege to 'enter the semi-anal contest on April 12th. A first and second prise winner

will be selected again from tbe boys

Xex Caeee Call.

"Wednesday, March Z7 State vs. OielokowskI and Keznerr.nslcl. Robbery. 1311 State vs. Ashton. Robbery. Friday. Marclr 29 151J State vi Haymond. Receiving

mStat; v.. Schmidt. Assault and V. groups. It will be the prlrl-

lege of the first prize winner to say

; whether he or she wants to take part

in either the county or the Northern Indiana contest. The second prizo win-

. ner in the second preliminary, takea i the' place left vacant by the first prize

I winner. Coartant And Subject.

t The contestants and their 'subject for the first Hammond preliminary Is as

follows on Thursday at the First Tres

byterlan church: Girls' Content 2:30 P. M.

"Robert of Sicily". Longfellow Mil

dred Carter.

battery -with Intent. SPECIAL Jt'DCG TISKHAM. Grady v Grady. Suit for a divorce. Case continued. . LAKE SUPEHIOt rorRT, ROOM 0 t - Jadge Miasea Ka) h ' At Crown Point. Third Wednesday, March ST 118 Parent v Parka. 174 Meissner v Kieselbach. 183 PlTi.fster v Young. MKE-POHTBU CTKCIVT COtTRT. Jadge W. C. MeMikM. At 'Valparaiso. Cam os Call.

; The only ease left on the civil jury , calendar is the case of Montgomery vs. TiAMMONm TAj.ES Bernstein, which comes from Lake 3PX"I TP!" T TIT A TTI county. A. F. Knotts represents thi O-XjXT .UaWiUvU p!aintiff. - j ' Inforaatfoa. J (Continued from Page LI The court will take up the trial of . : : t-fl court cases next Monday. The eye to the needs of the boys and the

settings are as followsr Fourth Monday, April 1 453 Frier v JIarrold. -43 Cook v c, u a. & s. b. Br. t . 757 Sehreiber V edd!e. 871 Stephens v Finney. 9r.0- Zieirler v Knotts. 194 Jones v Lake & Porter Land and T " Investment Co. 1118 Cam pbeJt v French. 1119 Raban v Sell ussier. US Darst v Lowensttne. 1183 Gardner, adm.. v Brewer. 1188 'Relmer v Reimer. 1 lXM-iardner. adm.. v Brewer.

"The Minute Men of the Revolution",

Curtis Adeie Dunbar.

"The Revenge", Tennyson Margaret

Knotts.

"A Child's Dream of a Star", Dickens

Lillian Lewis. '

-Scene from The Little Minister".

Barrlc Mary Maguire.

"The Chariot Race, from 'Ben Hur" ",

Le Wallace Ellen Peterson.

"The Telltale Heart", Poe Mable

Powtey. "The Passing of Arthur. Tennyson Elisabeth Rack.

"The Return of Enoch Arden," Ten

nyson Lorn a Smith.

"Lady Clare Vere de Vere", Tennyson

Myrtle Webb.

"The Martyr President," Beecher Lydia Wolter. "The Victor of Marengo", Hadley Ruth Wooden. Boya Contest 8:0ft P. M.

"Speech on the Overtures of Bona

parte", Fox William Arnold.

"Eulogy of Wendell Fhllltps", Curtis

Clure Burge. "On the American War", Chatham Crill Burge.

"Supposed Speech of John Adams",

Webater Edgar Crumpacker.

"Reply to Haine", Webster Carl

Helwlg.

"Call to Arms", Patrick Henry

Lucian Hlrsch. "Liberty Under the Law", CurtisFriedley Johnston. "Attempt to Subjugate America' Chatham Raymond Mette.

"The Murder of Lovejoy", Phillips-

Louis Peterlck. "The Conquest of America Imposst ble". Wilkes Paul Stewart. , "Force". Thurston Virgil Whltaker

DENOUNCES SCOFFERS

Evangelist Chides Others

for Fearing Them. In an address on ""The Two Confes

sions"- at the Christian church last night Evangelist Snodgrass denounced

people who scoff at others' stand for

Christ and at religiou work. By way

of , introduction the evangelist said:

Cpon. even a superficial reading of

the text you will notice a plain reference to the two confessions I have in mind tonight. One is a confession be

fore God. the' other a confession before

man. One is a confession by man, the

other by Christ. One ia a confession

of sin, the other of righteousness.- One

Is a confession of Christ before man, the other a confession of man before

God. At the outset you must under

stand that before you can be ac

knowledged before" the throne of GCd

you must acknowledge Christ down

here. You can't get to Heaven except through, the Redeemer's cross."

girls both.

A prerequiste to a successful night

school in Hammond is a night school superintendent, a man of wide experience, who can devote all of bis time to the work. In the evening he would have to supervise the Instruction work, and prepare an elastic study course, suited especially to the needs of Hammond's night school students, and In the day time get Into personal contact with, the students at their .work, to study them and their needs there, in order that they may be given the prop-

f t iOTJMM ,-JS PHI CREAM fSI jJrtSK Ila use a protection and a ftE?

er training In their school work.

The school board agreed with Supt.

McDaniel, that providing a night

school for the foreigners only, would be

slighting a larger class of boys and

girls and men and women, who too are

Justly entitled to the benefits of an

extra school course.

Expect Industrie Co-operation.

To reach the prospective night school

students, the co-operation of the va

rious concerns employing help will be asked. An effort will be made to reach

every employe to give him and her an opportunity to enroll. The applicants will be given the privilege of choosing mands It cmfwlw uyq uyq uqyuyqn their subjects and from these de-

erage course.

An Idea of the comprehensiveness of

the study course can be gained from

the tentative list of study subjects. The

lists are as follows: Boys Mechanical drawing, element ary woodwork, electric wiring, com

merclal English, foreign languages,

typewriting, shorthand. commercial practice. bookkeeping. commercial arithmetic, spelling, and physical train

ing. ,

Girls Sewing. cooking, millinery,

typewriting. shorthand, commercial

practice, spelling and physical training. Foreigners English, penmanship,

reading, spelling and arithmetic.

Meets on Saturday.

The Hammond Building Loan and Savings association holds Its annual

meeting next Saturday night. Th

meeting Is called for 7:30 and will be

held In Wels hall.

Officers and three directors are to be elected, the latter to take the places

of Conrad FIgemann, Legrand T. Mey

er and A. W. Graves, whose terms ex

pire.

No Increase of capital stock will b

voted at the meeting, as the capital

stock was raised to a million dollars

last January.

are: you reading the times?

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Can a fish swim without water? No.

Can you look right without the proper clothes?

v - ' ' tfifh r A; 'v Have you seen the new Easter Models for vounsr

"On the Job, old boy," and "fret busv!" Time is

: slipping fast.

Alt.Tinnorri too ot-ti iont. rv cVinw Vi aca -lrtl-i -

je - i good many days to come you will want to be dressed up

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x-i utcci j5Li.rt.imy iur Liiis a tore now. nave a innir nr.

1 1 your kind of clothes. Convince yourself that we have -S a! Ti 1 m . .

ine reai, reai siun. we certainly nave had one grand,

?3 - n fvi imv ? i Dig smasnup m sxyies.

xiio uiuubbxo naa oeeu wiae open, xney are tne oU mile a minute clothes that take you right up to the verv limit in stvle .. . Thav'rA smart. tn.t.Afni aviri ov.

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' ' -vVV'' :jrect to a hair's breadth, and modestly priced.

r y Gii4tfp Vfr 4 Hats, Caps, Shirts and Shoes and Tastv Neckwear

The

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HAMMOND

ROTHSCHILD and HIRSCH Next to Majestic Hotel

hoe Blouse

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th Gary & Interurban and the Gary & Southern Traction company get together on the proposition of giving the Kidge road district adequate traction service at the city hall conference tonight. The meeting is called by the South Side Improvement association and Mayor Knotts, city councllmen. members of the board of works, traction officials and newspapermen have been invited to attend th session. As matters now stand the G. & S. cars which connect with the downtown cars, the G. & I.'s at Calumet bridge, do not begin to operate until after mill workers have gone to work and they quit running just before supper time. The companies will not exchange transfers and thus Ridge roaders have to pay two fares to get downtown.

riLES CURED IN TO 14 DATS. Tour druggist will refund money If PAZO OINTMENT falls to core any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Files In 6 to 14 days. 10c.

Big Concert Given.

The Hammond Kaengerbund-Fidelia

has made arrangements to give a big

concert consisting of a song, a musical program on Kaster Sunday night at the Orpheuin hall. The concert is to be followed by a ball. All the social events given by this organization are well patronized, owing to the reputatfon it has made for itself for entertainment, and a good attendance if) looked for on Easter Sunday night.

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Double Coupons ALL DAY Groceriea Included. (Except Flour and Sugar)

Opened on Saturday. The contractors wno expect to figure on the revised plans for the Country club house now have the plans in their possession and they are making up their figures. - It is expected that the figures wtll be 'ready by next Saturday, when the bids will be opened. The actual work of building the new club house will begin as soon as the frost is out of the ground.

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IIAMLIOHD'S GRCATEST DEPT. STOUP Gem Food Chopper Free in our

Premium Department

Chops all kinds of meats and vege-o tables fine or coarse as wanted; three W sizes. An extra value eiven with

Mrs. K. C. Snodgrass. At the scoffers he took the following

thrust:

"There are hundreds of people in

Hammond who refuse to put their own convictions into practice simply because they are afraid of the fleers and

flouts of the enemy. A lot of you

folks are afraid to step out and make

your stand for Jesus Christ simply because you know that saloon bunch you

have been running with would make all manner of fun of you. And let me kindly ana affectionately and as gent

ly as I know how to express myself

on this subject, tell you what I think of a crowd that will laugh at any

man's stand for the Christ life."

CHARLES DEfilfilOll DEAD HEAR fJERRILLVILLE

(Special to Thk Times.)

Crown Point, Ind., March 26.

Charles Demmon, age 58 years, born

near Merrillville and a resident of Lake County all his life, died at his home a

mile south of Lottaville last night. He

was attended by Dr. Iddings .

He is survived by his wife and seven daughters and two sons. Demmon himself is one of a family of twelve and is the first of the brothers and

sisters to die.

The funeral will be at the residence

Thursday at 1:30 p. m.

WILL TRY TO GET

THEfil TOGETHER

Traction tangles will be discussed, and an endeavor will be made to have

MOTHER CRAY'S

SWEET POWDERS FOR CHILDREN, A OertklnRahef for Feverish nesa, Cenattpatlon, Headache, Htammrh Troubles, Teething Disorders, and D eat ray

TrwieaiKK. la24hour. At nil Drucmsta, Sicta, Don't accept Sampla mailed FREE. Aldrs.

anysutaUtut- A. S. OLMSTED. Le Roy. N.T.

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh

that Contain Mercury,

as mercury will surely destroy the

sense of smell and completely derange

the whole system when entering- it

through the mucous surfaces. Such

articles should never be used except on prescriptions from reputable physicians, as the damage they will do it ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh

Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney St Co.. Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and Is taken Internally, acting" directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. '" In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the

genuine. It is taken Internally and made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. Prince. 75c per

bottle.

Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

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30.00, 40.00, 50.00 IN COUPONS.

Wednesday's Grocery Bargains CAN . GOODS Choice of Sugar Corn, String Beans, Kidney Beans, Hominy or Pumpkin, "7 dozen cans, 89c; per can. ..." tiC tt nnirn a . w

unuui-io gooa -oT-ruig xsroom, regu- Oft--, lar 35c seller, special for "Wednesday

Shield Brand Picnic

Hams, weigh from 4 to 6 lbs each, 1 AHA

Per lb 1114b

Peaberry Coffee, g)mlt 30c value, per lb . Z C Karo Corn Syrup, 4 E 2 10c cans I 0C Headlight Noise less Matches, 1 dozen rt boxes to package. . gO Marigold Brand Butter ine, 1-pound " OOn print mAj Carolina Head Rice, tbe 10c kind, 10

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MONEY IS MONEY But if you save MONEY when you borrow MONEY, your HONEY is worth Just that much more to vou. You save 3 or more every time you borrow from u. so don't go anywhere else, if you want a loan now or at any future time. Your furniture, piano or stock will do as security, without removal. All business strictly confidential. If you have a loan with any other company, let us pay it off. give you more money and save you 13 rr more.

Loiu oa Ibelr owa ote to people permaeatly eoiplaj-ed. Barrow fB. pay bank W.50. Other auma la proportion.

Loans made anywhere in the Calumet district. Tou are to blame if vou forget the name. LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO. 28 RIM BACH BLOCK, Phone 21 HAMMOND, ISniANA. Open Every Kvrning Till H r. M.

RHEUMATISM CUBED BY HIBERNO

The following testimonial tells what

HIBERNO has done for Mr. John Potrikus, 1459 Ilolt Avenue, Chicago. Gentlemen: I have been sick with

rtneumatism ior nearly three years and have been laid up for one and two

weeks at a time unable to get up at

all. Doctors failed to help rae, al

though I had about the best I could find In my locality. One day I noticed

your advertisement In an evening

paper about HIBERNO and decided to get some of It. I got three bottles, one at a time, and now I feel like a

young boy, though I am 43 years old

Thanking the HIbern Company and

wishing it success and above all

recommend HIBERNO to all afflicted

with Rheumatism and like ailments.

HIBERNO cures Rheumatism, Gout,

Sciatica, Lumbago and all Rheumatic

Ailments. Get a bottle at once and

forget you ever had Rheumatism.

One dollar a bottle.

Your money cheerfully refunded if

not more than pleased with results

HIBERNO is for sale at leading drug Btores evrywhere and in Hammond at

OTTO NEGELE'S DRUG STORE, 204 Hohman Street. THE HIEERNO COMPANY,

160 N. Fifth Ave., Chicago,

FOR SALE Two-story frame building, 1608 Massachusetts Street, Gary. Brings $75 rent per month. Will sell for $3,500; one-half cash. Apply law office H. P. Sharavsky 689 Broadway, Gary. Phone 1510 Gary

with

20c

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grocery order, 7 bars

Sally Gibson Pancake

Flour' O. 10c package. y Gold Dust Washing Powder, large 1 A package. . 1 UU

Fancy Maine Sugar

uorn, worth 15c, per can

Hand Picked

Beans, I "7n 3 pounds I C

Strictly Fresh Eggs, not delivered, Wl

per dozen OliU

11c

Navy

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jcjuvsuxfc w cl-xiuuxu vrosuy s roia xjLeaai or Ceresota, the two best brandsr'ii-bbl. sack, 3.03; i-barrel sack, 1.52; . Tin H-barrel sack (J SUGAR Best Granulated with grocery order of 1.00 or more (meat, butter or flour Cftn not included) 10 pounds OiiC MILK Beauty Brand, dozen large cans, 89c; A per can, 7J4c; small cans, dozen 43c; can. ....

9 Ayednesday's Best Bargains

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Men's Medium and Light Color

Percale and Madras Shirts, at

tached collar, special

29c

Young Men's Blue Serge Pants, peg shape, 3.00 value, tfV Afj special

Small Boys' Novelty Hats,

and flannel, red, brown, blue, etc., special

felt

50c

Boys' Ail-Wool Blue

Knickerbocker Suits, new spring models. . ,

Serge

3.85

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Brassiers, an excellent fitting

garment for full figures, neatly trimmed, special . .

White Lawn Waists, open front or back ; some hand embroidered,

beautiful materials, at

25c

98c

Trilby Aprons, of light and genuine amoskeye gingham, very special. . .

percale 23c

Juniors' and Small Women's Coats of navy serge and fancy

mixtures, large collars.

special

5.98

Close Pins, extra quality, put up in cartons of 2 dozen, Q price per carton J U

Embroidered Silk Bands, all shades and tints, 1 to 3 inches wide; bee these before buying

your trimming, values up to 35c yard, yard...

Mouse Traps, best trap made to

catch mice, price, each

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Mrs. Potts' Sad Irons, plated with stand and handle, price, per set....

nickel 69c

Towel Racks, six pronged wood

racks, regular price 10c, special at

Men's Elk Skin Shoes, with the

elk soles, all solid with leather

insoles; all sizes, the

best value in city, pair.

2.00

Girls White Canvas Shoes, good stylish sizes to H and 11& to 2, our special

Button quality, 119

Ladles' White Nubuck Button Boot, flexible welt soles, "Bunt"

all sizes and widths, our special

2.95

Sarsaparilla Compound.

and blood purifier, 1.00 size

a skin 69c

Syrup Figs and Senna for constipation, 25c size

15c

Peroxide Cream, greaseless, 25c size

15c

Van Dyke's Egg Shampoo, for the hair, 25c size....

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Crochet Bags, good firm lining, washable, long heavy cord handle, white and ecru, size 7x8

Inches, very special at

39c

White Dimity, very fine quality for dresses and linger! 4 4 4 wear, 31 in. wide, yd.. J Q Hair Nets, all shades.. 3 for JJq Common Pins, good points 3 ' 5C Hair Pins, in cabinets, 3 for q Hooks and Eyes, black or white, 24 on card.. 3 for g Safety Pins, 12 on card, will not rust 3 for q (Only three of each Item to a customer)

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