Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 250, Hammond, Lake County, 11 April 1912 — Page 7
Thursday, April 11, 1912.
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As far as It Is possible 11 Is advised that all classified ads should either be mailed or ent to the office. The Tlmas will not be responsible for errors In ads taken over the telephone.
MALE HELP. J
FOR SALE. I W4NTED TO RENT. FOR SALE Seven-room house on 25- WANTED TO RENT Two or three furfoot lot. Improved property, first- nished'room tor light housekeeping class condition, shade and fruit trees, by gentleman and wife. Address W. barn and chicken yard. gasr basement , Times, Hammond.
under whole house, located convenient
to business district of Hammond, $2,200. j WANTED TO RENT Nicely furnished
For particulars Hammond.
address K F. Times, j room, modern, by gentleman and 9-3 wife. Address W, Times, Hammond.
FOR SALE Three lots purchase of WANTED TO RENT Small -modem Condit-McGinnitv Realty Co.. ln block I flat or cottage, southern part Ham-
3. Condit & Mcdtnnlty's th addition to Gary, near 25th and Main sts., now for sale for one-half the price (consideration of deed dated Oct 3, 1910) paid for same. Inquire room 212, Reynolds Bldg.. Gary. lltf
mond. Address R 60, Times, Hammond,
BOY WANTED To deliver parcel ana nshe(1 going business with excellent fu
ture prospects; well stocked; annual
sales over $38,o60; Investment required.
$4,500; will consider part cash and securities for balance; have other Interests. Particulars, bos 792, Whiting, Ind.
FOR SALE Grocery, market, best loca
tion In city of Hammond; well stab
learn cigar trade; must be overlie year of age. Apply 123-133 Logan St., Hammond.
WANTED A horseshoer and blacksmith at once; good place for the right man. Call at M. Lennertz, MerriUvllle. Ind. i1"6 WASTED Two first class coatmakers and one bushelman. J. Latusktewlcs. 4906 Melville ave.. East Chicago. 11-3
NOTICE. .
I will not be responsible fof any debts contracted by other than myself
from this date. Signed, E. N. BUNNELL. Hammond, Ind., April 11, l9l2. -
WANTED A bright young man to ' make himself useful in a furniture store; must be a hustler; one who can speak Polish preferred. Call at once, Hammond Furniture Co., 242 E. State st.. Hammond. WANTED A young man who understands upholstering; a good chance to make- money. Call at Hammond Furniture CO., J42 East State St., Hammond.
WANTED Good butcher Ice box and tools, block and counters. Phon 9J Whiting.
RAILWAY MAIL CLERKS WANTED $90 month. May examinations In Hammond. Preparation free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 950, Rochester, N. T.
FOR SALE Bargain, 2-cylInder Bulck; top. glass front" and lamp. M. Kilpatrick, 3434 Pennsylvania. Telephone 560R. 1-3
NOTICE.
Tomanovlch A Meyer iiave dissolved
partnership and I hereby notify the public that I will not be responsible for any debts contracted by my former
partner, Jovo Tomanovlch. NICHOLAS MEYERS. Indiana Harbor, April 9, 1912.
LEGAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE The best snap in Hammond, a two-flat building, brick construction,
all modern improvements, 18
month's old, $4,800; 'part cash, balance easy payments. Address T P, Times, Hammond. 93
FOR SALE 25 chickens, good breed of leghorn and black langshang. Inquire 874 Calumet ave., Hammond. Phone 80SJ. . 9-3
FOR SALE Saloon license fixtures and tock. Apply 1176 Columbia ave. Hammond. 9-3
FRMA.LEHELP. GIRLS WANTED To strip tobacco. Apply Simon Cigar Factory. 133-135 . Logan St., Hammond.
WANTED Office girl In doctor's office; must live at home; answer In own handwriting. Address Z V, Times, Hammond. 11-'
WANTED Girl for general housework. Mr. D. T. ' Emery, 41 Waltham t., Hammond. 10-8 WANTED Girl for general housework, family of two. Apply 12 Ogden st., first flat, Hammond,
WANTED Two experienced waitresses; wages $S and board per week; no Sunday evening work. Donahy'S restaurant, 618 Washington street, Gary.
, WANTED Competent girl for general housework; good wages. Appier at once STS So. Hohman st., Hammond.
FOR SALE: Half Interest In grocery and market doing good business; good location. Address K R G, 508 West State st., Hammond, Ind. 9-5
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE.
In the Matter of the Estate of George
Dorsch. No. 847. In the Lake Su perior Court, March Term, 1912. '
Notice Is hereby given to the Heirs,
Legatees and Creditors on George
Dorsch, Deceased, to appear In the Lake
Superior Court, field at Hammond, In
dlana, Cn the 29th day of April, 1912,
and show cause, if sany, why the FINAL
SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS with the es
tate of said decedent should not be ap
proved; and said heirs are notified to
then and there make proof, of heirship, and receive their distributive share.
Witness, the Clerk of the Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 3rd day
of April, 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk Lake Superior Court.
NOTICE OF RENEWAL AND TRANS
FER OF LOCATION.
Notice Is hereby given to the citizens
of the City of Gary, Calumet Township,
Lake County. State of Indiana, that the
undersigned, a male Inhabitant and po-
sessed of all of the qualification re quired by the laws tt the State of In
FOR SALE 9-room modern house on ;
FOR SALE 37 tt feet on Carroll st. near May at a bargain; ideal resi
dence property adjoining city park. 836:dlana to entitle him to be the holder of Ada St.. Hammond. Ia license to sell snlritons vlnoii- malt
and other intoxicating liquors in said
City of Gary; that he will apply to the
r of
regular
i Xfav t,rm 1019 n . 1 . . (
shade trees, house nearly new, $4,000. 7' " 1. ' " , -.v.. r ',! 'retailers license, which was heretofore
Ul wnivu i,ouu must, ue vaau, uataiiuv v.-, , , , . , ... . . , , issued ty said Board to John Tribr
- . ,..i At 1U My tei-nv 1911, and by saM
.Uf .-rTSrt J t,H .r.o -.t Tlbw tr-nsferred h undersigned
: " " , ' ,," . i at ln April term, 1913, of said Board,
$2,500. Lock Box 1S. Hammond, Ind. fe jL t,, , t '
50-foot lot, bath. gas. eleetric lights. ; B - Commissionef .t water heating system 7-foot Lak. County Ind,anaf at lt8 rl ent under whole house, fine lawn and, M ., , ,
hot
men
FOR SALE On a acre of good garden1 ,nt0xicfKtln liqu,org l thf land improved with 4-room cottage. f des"ibeJ Jt1"8 to-wit: large barn.-wlthin 6 minutes walk of t7 , m' J "Ituated
600
250
2,709
gust Borih to Caroline Lute... Lot 19 and 20, felk 1, F. B. Hair sub, Fred R. Mott to Perry J. Mann
i Lot 38, blk 1, H. W. Sohl 4th
add, James O. Dickson to Arthur L Crout
L, P. HAMMOND'S SUB.
Lota 1 and 2. blk 19 and lot 25.
blk 12, Harry W. Russell et al to John Fenlne , GARY.
Lots 45 and 48," blk 1, Broadway
Heights' add, Clarence M. Renollet to John F. Connors...,,..
Lot 19, blk 100, Gary Land Co.'s
1st sub. Gary Land Co. to William N. Skinner
North 34 tt feet lot 10, Gary Land
Co.'s 1st sub, Oliver Q. Ward to Colista C. Phillips.......,:.... 6,500
Lot 17, blk 1, Gary Securities Co.
1st add, South Bend & Gary Land Co. to Anton Patraitis 650 TOLLESTON.
Lot 30, tlk 9, Logan Park add.
Thomas E. Knotts to Josef Divijak 4 300
Lot 29, blk 9, Logan Park add.
Thomas E. Knotts to Mike Birlsch 300
500
PRODTJCEj&tARKET 3utter Receipts, 8,350 tubs; cream
ery. 32c; price to retail dealers, 33ttc; prints, 34ttc; extra firsts 31c; firsts.
30c; seconds, 29c; dairies, extra, 28c;
firsts, 26c; seconds, 24c; No. 1 ladles.
24c; pacing stock, 22ttc. ' Eggs Receipts, 27,749 case; miscel
laneous lots, " cases Included, ISttc; cases returned, 18C; ordinary firsts, 18tt
19o; firsts, must be 70 per cent fresh, I9Vc; extra, candled for city trade, 22c; No. 1 dirties, 13c; checks, 17c. " Potatoes Receipts. $4 cars; Wis
consin, $1.301.35; Michigan, $1.32 1.35; Jl'tinesota, $1.321.35.
New potatoes lorlda red, $2,009
2.50 per hamper; white, $1.75fi?2.15.
al 50 to 60 lbs weight. 7tt8e; 60 to 80, 8tt10c; 85 to 100 lbs, 10llc;
80 to 110 lbs, lltt12c. Dressed beef Ribs, No. 1. 16c; No. 1
loins, 22ttc; No. 1 round. 16ttc; No. I
Chucks, SHc; No. 1 plate, 7ttc.
Live poultry Turkeys, per lb. 14e; chickens, fowls, 14c; roosters,' 10d;
springs. 150 geese, 9c; ducks, 15c. - Beans Pea beans, hand picked, choice, $3.632.85; red kidney, fancy,
$2.502.53; white, kidney, $2.753.00; brown Swedish, long, $2.00gS'f.lO;" round,
$3.S5. .- V Berries Strawberries, Loulsianas 2.002.2S per 24-pt case.
ureen vegetables Asparagus. per
box, $3.S04.50; beets, $3.504.00 crate;
cabbage, per brt, $2.753.50; carrots, 57
iZS90e per Back; cucumbers, doc $1,509
1.78; cauliflower, $1.503.50 per box
celery, $2.004.50; horseradish. 3550c
per dos stalks;' lettuce, head, per brt
$3.007.00; leaf, 2527ttc case; mush
rooms, 20 40c per lm; onions, $3.50
4.00 per 100 lbs; parsley, $2.50 5.00 per
brl; peppers, $2.00 per case; pieplant
per box, $1.252.00; string beans, $1.00 3.00 per hamper; spinach, $5.009.00 pef brl; tomatoes, $2.60375 per crate;
turnips, $1.25 per tub; watercress. 5
33.15c per dox; green onions, $1.59
2.00 per box.
WANTED Bright young lady to sell tickets. Apply at box office. Hammond theater. 8tf
the Hump office, Gibson; a fine proposition for a Gibson employe. Can be bought on easy terms. C. C.-Smith, 803 Chicago ave.. East Chicago, Ind. Phone 474R.
WAITRESS WANTED at Toung Men's, Christian Association restaurant, Gibson, Ind. tf
MISCELLANEOUSTAXES County Taxes may be paid to Smith, Bader, Davidson Company, 800 Broadway. Gafy.
TYPEWRITERS All make sold at lowest prices, cash or credit. Rentals and repairs. H. J. Postlewaite, Citizens National Bank Bldg., Hammond, Ind.. Phone 897. 4tf
J-PLT READY ROOFING 85c; 3-PLT 85c per roll. Lundt A Walker Roofing Co., 863 E. State , t., Hammond. Phone 108. . ' , ii. , i. ' m GRAVEL AND FELT ROOFING AND repairing. Phone 105, Lundt & Walker Roofing Co., 603 E. Stats st.. Hammond. '
"FOR RENT.
FOJR RENT Good location for grocery with two large living rooms In; rear. Apply 6J6-150th st., Hammond. 11-3
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lot 6, block 2,Chicago-ToIleston" Land & Investment Company's Third Addition to Toileston, . now Gary, Indiana. Said room where liquors are sold 1 on the ground floor, fronts east on Adams street, a public highway. Said room is 20x30 feet, glass front, one front and one rear door and two windows. The Undersigned will also apply to
FOR SALE-i-30 acre farm ln Berrien ! said Board df Commissioners of Lake Co., Mich., on Jere Marquette road, '. County, Indiana, at its May term, 1912. midway between Michigan City and St. I for permission to transfer the license Joe; good for fruit and general farm-1 above described from the above de-
lng; no buildings; price $70 per acre; ' scribed premises to the following de-
1860 cash, balance a per year, per cent Interest. Will. trade for Indiana Harbor property. C. J. Erlckson, 1502 139th t., Indiana Harbor.
FOR SALE Seven acre south of Oak Hill Cemetery.Imiitire at F. Schultz.
CHICAGO -OIL MABKET.
Wholesale prices on carbon and other
oils: Standard, white, 9c; perfection
10c.; headlight, 175, llttc; eocene, 12c
elaine, 18ttc; C M. P. naphtha, 12ttc
gasoline, 15d; machine gasoline, 23ttc
raw linseed oil, single brla, 76c; 5 brl
lots, 75c; boiled, single brls, 77c; 5 brl lots, 76e; turpentine, 52e; summer black
oil, 7ttc; winter black oil.! 8c. These
quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago.
scribed premises, to-wft: The front room on the ground floor of a two-story brick building situated on lot 3, block 6. Chicago-Tolleston Land & Investment Company's Third Addition to Tollestn, now Gary, Indiana , Said room 'SiJ'tIH
frkTl CI T T7I rr: i. 1 I . . . .. ... boss
JTVJX OiXXuTj XllUtS IU WcUie iront, iront ana side door and faces east
FOR SALE Old paper. S cent a u die, at Time office. Hammond.
up. A beautiful two bell alarm clock free with every felt mattress within the next ten days.' Clock absolutely free. Do not miss it. Call at once and examine our mattresse and springs and yon will be satisfied that we do as we advertise. Yours for business, Tke Hammond Furnltere ('., J. Arkln, 243 EMI $te mt. Phone 543.
FOR SALE Bakery and short order restaurant, doing good business. Address M L, Times, Hammond. 4-6
FOR SALE Second hand household goods at a give away price. Call Golden Bros.' storage house, Fayette and Sohl st, and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, manager.
FOR RENT Choice 3-room housekeeping suite; electric light, running hot water, laundry. 374 Indiana ave., Ham-
jnond. 11-2 , 1 -r " ' f ,A GOOD FARM FOR SALE CHEAP FOR RENT One or two furnished acres, good house and barn, small front rooms. 24 Plummer ave., Ham-;frult an frft trees, deep well, onemon(j j half mile from station, good soil, cow, i 'pigs and chickens,' $3,000. Would conFOR RENT Board and room, modern, ' aider a trade. Smith, Bader, Davidson in private family; all conveniences; Co., 800 Broadway, Gary. 10-4
on Adams street, a public highway ln
said city. FRANK KALUZA.
gentlemen preferred. 450 Michigan ave., ! 1 . " " " 'Hammond. 11-3 ; FOR SALE The time is near when you t will need a new spring, mattress, bed
FOR RENT Two rooms. 68S Webster' n everything eise ln household good.
ave. (rear), Hammond.
10-2
FOR RENT Four' and 5-room flat; electric light, bath and gas stove. Apply 141 Logan st., Hammond. Phone 964M. . 9-8
FOR RENT Modern 8-room 'flat, corner Hohman and Carroll. Apply 841 So. Hohman -st., Hammond. 9-3
Be sure and remember "The Hammond Faralture Co." and get our prices, for that will mean a tig saving for you. 343 E. gtarte mt. Phone 543. J. Arklau
FOR RENT Two furnished room
light housekeeping. Call 9 East State St.. or phone 1258J. 9-2 FOR RENT Five-room flat, 484 East State st.; modern conveniences. Inquire 423 East Sibley st, Hammond.
LOST ANT) FOUND. . LOST From automobile Tuesday evening, .corner Summer and Calumet, heavy carriage robe, black one side, spotted, black and yellow - other side.
Leave at Times office, Hammond, and s f or receive rewar d. f.
LOST Black shepherd dog, white breast, black and white feet, collar , engraved Jfan. Reward for return to O.
E. Bolls, 90 Ogden st, Hammond. Phone 1250M. , 9-2 i . " --
;FOR RENT A modern 7-room brick flat at 100 Carroll st, Hammond.
WANTED TO BOY.
WANTED At once, used household
FOR RENT One large front room; ffooas sucn as tames, chairs, dressers.
modern, suitable for two. 100 Russell r ru8rs. etc. Will pay cash and highest
st. Hammond. 6tf ; 1rice- Ca" 843 or 242 E. State at
, , i Humimi.
THffi TIMES 19 THltttt HARD TO, MERIT THE SUCCESS IT HAS ACBIBTEO.
WHY. ARE READER I J
TOU NOT A TIMES
REftL ESTATEJRANSFER5 l JTOLLESTON. ' Lot 9. blfc 1, 'Toileston Park sub, John R. Pogue to Mrs. A. W.
; Anderson j
Lot 3 , blk 29,-Oak Park add, Feder Sc. Sehleslflger Co. to John "
Koblos .... 850
INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 36, blk 26, Calumet Co.'s result blk 28 to 28, Calumet Co.
to Francis P. Dtidek.... 1200
- 'WAITING. Lot 45, blk 1, Forsyth' Sheffield sub., Oliver O. Forsyth to Edwin S. Davis.......' CROWN POINT. East tt lot 15, Nichols add, Bar
bara Eder to Frank Wehner 4,000
Lot 44, 10 feet oft east ide lot' 1 and 10 feet off west side Tot
. 13, Luther's sub lot 13 and 14, Harry F. Houch et al to Caroline Houk hammond; Lot 14, west tt lot 15, blk 1, Fogg & Hammond's 2nd add, Frank
Hammond to John ii. Rinehart 400
Lots 17 and 16 and south 4tt feet ' lot 15, blk 1, Towle A. Avery's add, Peter J. Lyons et . al. to
Carson W. Whiting. i .... , ,750
Lots 30 and 31, blk 1, C. C. Smith's, add, Clarence s. Smith to Ollie
Rising 400
Lot 48, blk 7. Morris add, Louis Gal to Sadie Lovinger . ... Lot 9, blk 2. Franklin add, Gost lln, Meyn & Co.- to Michael Lir-
kowskl i. , 600
Lot 36, west tt lot 35. blk 1, Hammond Heights' add, Margaret E. Deck to Ira Maxwell Lot 9, blk 6, Wilcox Godfrey's ' add, Theodore Blosser to John
Ji. Lichfle "... 2,500 Lot 48, blk 7, Morris add, GostHnv Meyn & Co. to Louis Gal.. 17.25 West tt lot 8. blk 1, L E. Hohman's add, Emil H. Buse to Susan Rohrman - 1
I Lota 2 and 3, Hueluj id add. Ait-
Want to Raise Money?
$ If You Want to Raise Money $ CAn you think of any better place to come than THE CALUMET LOAN CO.f Now that the Spring is at hand people are getting money from us to payback bill and keep their credit good. Also getting money to lay ln their Summer Clothing and other necessities. 1 We liave money to loan you ln amount of $10 and upwards, returnable In Small
weekly or.Montniy payments, our charges considering the service, are very low. Should you have a loan with another Company, don't let that stand ln your way, but call and aee us and we will be pleased to pay them off and advance'addltlonal cash for Immediate need. Full particulars if you call, and If you borrow from us you are assured of; FIRST. A fair, Mnare deal frea alar te flatah. SECOND. A !r rate aa eaft he made hy aay slrm that meets Um cuatemera half war and trrata them fairly. v TH Iim. A atrtctly roafltleatlal transaction In every respect. ' FOI HTH. A -most llheral rehate en varmrttm not dne at date of settlement et account 1 ease you pay op In shorter time than spwlned In year coat-sot. Keep us ln mind; we are alway willing to call upon you if you find it Inconvenient to call here. Call, phone or write. ' $ $ $ CALUMET LOAN CO. $ $ $
PRIVATE CONSULTING ROOMS. LOAXS ANYWHERE. Lam-eat nnd Most Heliabl In l.ak Cant.
XO. tit HAMMO-TJ Bt.DO. Ci C ft C ' PHONE 833. T C Open Every EvcbU. 44 3444
REMEMBER OUR LOCATIOX.
HAMMOND, UfD. Phone, Write or Call.
the meaaure that insure to the city
the ownership of public dockage, as
without this the Improvement, contemplated would be wlthont avail. Col. Bixby'a report expressly providing for
municipal co-operation in which th ownership of dockage la the main
feature.
CITV DID RIGHT. Had the city failed to avail Itself of
the East Chicago company's offar to take over 900 feet of dockage property,
it would have been impossible for tho city to have gotten anything In this line, without tremendous outlay, as
there is no other property availal9
excepting as It accompany a large tract whose owners would not sacrifice a few hundred feet along the canal.
without exacting a price for It the. I
would make It almost prohibitive.
WESTBERG HAPPY. , C. A. .Weatberg' face was wreathed
In smiles a he read the dispatches
from Washington. He explained the
reference in Col. Bixby'a report to the . straightening of the present pier. '
saying that a tentative agreement had
been entered Into between H. C. Frick ' who owns the riparian rights north of j the canal, and the Inland steel . com- j
pany which has the rights .south of the
canal, to do this work, and this under
standing wa the basis of Col. Bixby'a recommendation in this connection.
HlHMO WORK. The East Chicago" company Is pro
ceeding with its part of the work- on the canal a rapidly a possible and ex
pects to accomplish a great deal thfS summer.
It Is now pointed out that the city's
next move should be to erect public
docks at Canal street, right away tInsure any boats that may desire to.
enter the canal, the necessary moorings.
WHAT BIX BY ORDERS. The recommendation of Bixby hinge
on the condition that the town of East
Chicago shall construct and maintain
public wharves, and that, without expense to the federal government. It is to reconstruct the present piers So :n to make them straight. The report made by Bixby is the re-
isult of a survey of Indiana Harb-jr
made last year by :Lleut. Col.r c A. Zlnn, division engineer at Chicago. -RESTS WITH C6XGRK9S. His report has been passed upon by
"nd the matter
RUfL DING
SEASON
RUSHING
Let Contract For Gary "Skyscraper." Architect Verplank of Gary will let the eoatmet for the H. H. liar rles off! re building? today. Contractors Mee and Pyle are the low bidders and one ef them will net the Job. The estimated cost Is f 52,000. This struct u re, the excavation for which has been completed will be in the east side of Broadway, between Fifth and Sixth avennea. It will be Ave stories high. The hulldIns trill adjoin the Northern State hank's new home and will be one block Month ef the live story Moe theatre building;.
near
$16,000), ln Borman boulevard.
Fourth avenue. Frank Borman. ' One-story brick building, in Ridge
troad, near Broadway, J. E. Barbuold.
Two-story frame building, in Fourth street, near Twelfth avenue, M. Collins. Two-story brick building. In Polk st., near Fifth avenue (four apartments, estimated cost $10,000), William R. Bost. One-story frame building, in Washington street, near Fourteenth avenue. Two-stOry brick bonding In Connectltut street, near Sixth avenue (cost $6,100). E. M. Bailey. Two-story frame building. In Jackson street, near Fifth avenue, H. H. Dexter. -X-
the board of engineers,
now rests with congress to make the streetr near Fifth avenue, John L. Hen
Arrival of spring weather has caused a rush to the office of the building commissioner of Gary and during the past two days" building i permits have been taken out for several new business blocks, apartment houses and single residences. Among tne permits Issued today were as follows: Two-story brick building in Madison
street, near Fifteenth avenue, . E. O. Rilw. Three-story brick apartment building on two lots in aMdison street, near Fifth avenue, for E. A. McCormfcK. Two-Story brick building. Tenth avenue and Adams street,. John Marich. Two-story frame house. In Tyler St., near Eighth avenue, T. Shneir. Three-stoijy brick addition to the Hotel Waldo, in Washington street, near Twelfth avenue. Henry Absensmlth.
Two-story frame building, In Jackson
FIRST UNIT STARTS ABOUT MAY 15 (Coatinued from Pat !.
in' Pittsburg are being operated day and night. It Is the first of the larger independent companies to locate in Gary. Of the 1,000 employes to go to work during the latter part of May, one-half of them will be women and girls. - High wages will be paid to tlia women and girls. One humlred or move experts will be imported to Gary from Pittsburg to take harge of the local plant. From Gary Mills. Steel for the Gary Bolt and Screw Co.'a consumption will fee furnished from the billet mill of the Gary works of the Illinois Steel company. Bolts, screw, nuts, rivets, etc., will be manufactured. The steel corporation has completed the building of a short line from the mills to the bolt and screw factory, and It has tapped the Indiana Harbor Belt railway to give the company adequate transportation facilities. As the site is on the Wabash and near the Gary St Wetern, Michigan Central, Lake Shore and B. & O. railways. It will have ample rail facilities.
''General Manager Collins stated today that he would confer, with President E. J. BufAngton of the Gary Land Co.
. regarding the extending of East Eighth
avt-nue through the Gary & Western track elevation by ' building a subway.
CASH GRAIN MARKET.
Winter wheat by sampler No. 2 red.
$1.031.05; No. '3, $1.00?f 1.04 ; No. 2 hard, $1.03 U 1.07; No. 3 hard, $1.01 1.05.
Spring wheat by sample: No. 1
northern, $1.12(31.15; No. - 2 northern.
$1.081.13; No. 3 spring, 11.01 1.09.
Corn by sample: No. 3, 76 77c; No.
3 white, 77ttS78ttc; No. 3 yellow. 76i
77c; No. 4, 7575ttc. Oats by sample: No. 2 white, 57
58c; No. 3 white, 5Stt7tte; No. 4
white, SiS5S7,.4e; standard. $7T57?ic.
WAR DEPARTMENT
FAVORS THIS REGION (Continued from Page one)
he United States engineers, for Gen
oral Bixby, who was formerly the division engineer in charge of the Chi cago territory and was always friendly
to the Calumet region, but because until now the property along the Indiana
Harbor canal was largely In the hand-i
of the East Chicago company It Is not the policy of the government to spenJ money' for the Improvement of private waterway projects.
WERE SOT DEVELOPED. Another reason for. the opposition c.f
the engineers' office was the fact that
the development Of the cities of Ham -
mono, .cast nicago, Indiana Harbor and Whiting had not reached the point where the .government would be war
ranted ln making a large appropria
tlon. .
It wa all right for the residences of
this region to say that Northern Lake
County would have 100,000 people in
nve or in years ana z&o.OUO ln ten or fifteen' years but the government does not make harbor improvements on prospects. It must know that the de
velopment will take place. FEELS DIFFERENT NOW.
Now the engineer's office feels war-
ranted in making recommendations fo-
an enormous expenditure and The reg
ion is accordingly Jubilant. It is the biggest boost the region has had since the founding of Gary and It is expect! that the good new will be reflected In
an increase in the value of dockag'e
propertyin particular and ln real es tate In general.
The news from Washington concern
ing the harbor prospects Is the chief
topic of conversation ln the Twin
cities. Mayor a. u. schlleker is de
lighted and expressed himself to th
effect that the c5ty would be glad to co-operate with the government in
etery way, so far as he is oencerned MAYOR CONGRATULATED.
The mayor Is being congratulated
i right -aed left v on - havtnsr - put through
necessary appropriation. The report
says: "Indiana Harbor" is an artificial channel, constructed partly in Lake Michigan and partly Inland, and was
dredged by private interests and de- i signed ultimately to extend ' to the Calumet river and to Lake George." i cost of Breakwater. It was originally constructed. It is said, by the East Chicago company. In which the Potter Palmer estate was one of the heaviest stockholders. The plan for improvements recom
mended by Bixby is for the construe-
ton of a breakwater of the "rubble mount" ' type ln two sections, with connections at each end to the shore. The cost of the breakwater, it is estimated, will be $1,033,000 and that of
the land connections will be about
$300,000 more.
COXDITIOXS OF IMPROVEMENT. , Concerning the conditions on which
the Improvement will be undertaken by the irovernm-ent. the report says:
The board conditions is recom
mendation of this project upon the
satisfactory assurance being given to the secretary of war that the piers will
be reconstructed at the expenM of the
local Interests, since' such reconstructed piers will, when the proposed filling ln is completed, form revetments
to private property, and that suitable
dock or wharves will be built and
maintained at public expense
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AXCAl, ACCOt'T. (Cond ensed.)
Peter W. Meyn. President. Joseph W. Weis, Vice President.
W. C. Belman. Secretary. W. C. Belman, Treasurer. I
Condensed Statement of the Condition of the COUNTY SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY
at Hammond, in the State of Indiana, at the close of Its business oil March 31. ' - 1912.
LAKE
RESOURCES. ' IMSBIf.fTIES. - Loans and Discounts $393,418.29 Capital Stock paid in. .....$ 50.000.00
Overdrafts Bonds and
Stocks. , .it.it.
355.52 Surplus 27,285.47 fndfvidd Profits
Furniture and Fixtures 11.000.00 Int. ' Discount and othr
Earnings
Demand Deposits, except
Banks 1S:.S77.5 39,355.33 Time Deposits, except Bank 110, 9272 8.458.23 Trust Deposit, except Bank 19,084.13
972.44 Certified checks Due to Banks' and Trutt Companies . Due Departments ........... .
Other Real Estate 3.837.39 Due from Departments 14.506.96 Due from Banks and Trust
Comganies - Cash on Hand Cash Items
. 40,000.00 .t 2,157;25
4,055:10
230.2$ 6,3Jli5() 12,293.56
Total Resources $499,189 7 Total Liabilities. .
.$499,189.7
ball park seemed to have been over
come, and It was likely that eevrythlng
would be fixed up within a day or two.
The meeting was the most enthusi
astic and harmonious that has been held thus far, not a ripple of disagreement disturbing the prospect of a successful season.
Everybody present seemed anxious for the season to. be begun, and the outlook Is one of great promise. The Sunday and holiday schedule as submit' ted by William Zimmerman of Whiting and Jack Fitzslmmons of Laporte was adopted. It was also decided to have fourteen Saturday games to commence about Jane 1. The schedule ha not been completed so far as the Saturday games are concerned, and when It is the entire list ef games will be given out tpr publication. . The Harwood ball, sold by Moore Evans of Chicago was adopted. Th suggestion made by A. N. Woerstell of Valparaiso, at a previous meetfng, to pool alt holiday games, w;ap adopted! It was agreed that managers of home teams would be held responsible fof
turning In the reports of the games to the secretary of the association and to the press. Failure to comply with this rule carries with it a fine of $5. President McAleer said he would see to It that the umpires were on hand to adjudicate the games April 28, and to this end he will make a trip to the city this week. He already has a number of men In mind. . . . .: I
State of Indiana, County of Lake, ss: I, Peter W. Meyn, President of the Lake County Savings & Trust Co., of Hammond, Ind., do solemnly swear that the abovo statement is true. : PETER W. METN, President. , ' Subscribed and sworn to before me, this lOtlr day f April, 1912. , W. H. GOSTLIN, JR., Notary Public. Xly commission expires Aug. 10, 1913.
THE HAMMOND D1ST1 LLINO OO. DAIL.Y CAPACITY 29,000 GALLONS
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