Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 11, Hammond, Lake County, 13 April 1912 — Page 5

April 13, 1912.

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LAKJE SUPERIOR COCBT, ROOM NO. 1 Judge Tlrgll S. Relte. Informal torn. The court will take up the trial of civil 'court cases. The following are the settings: Sixth Meaaay. A aril lBth.

Oaeparovich v Vrboncic Farley r Muenich Prasch v Chapln Calumet Lbr Co v Gary Park Co Gross v Gross McFadden v McFadden Pocbanann exec v Sheridan O'Donnell v O'Donnell GrHnbnrr v German

Calumet Lbr Co v Bernstttre State ex rel Ughy v Moose Calumet Ins of 111 v Ladd Harrta at Bretsch v Naton Lukacs Friend v F.ggers Estate Harris aV Bretseh t Sarao Knotts v Klrchman Oenan Dravenak Ham'd B L & S As v Glanbastlam Gary Lbr Co T Cohen Szczepaniak v Muller

LAKE ll'PERIOR COURT, ROOM NOk 9

Jadge Larrreaee Better. , ' later Uoa. The eowTt will continue with the case of state vs. Frank A. Ashton, arrested aad on trial on the charge of burglarising a B. & O. car, Monday. The foUowlnB settings will be taken up as soon as the Ashton case la out f the way:

April II 4719 Lasser v Samansky. 6844 Lundt & C Roofing Co. v Cherry. 8887 Simons v Bund. R41I Dugan Independent Bra;. Assn. 5769 Inland Steel Co. v Johnson. 60.2 Ung Ambrozy. CASS Beaublen v Inland Steel. .Tuesday, April 16 8182 Nichols v First National Bank. Hammond. . S476 Washburn-Crosby T Role. , 8587 Selor v United B of C. & J. of A. t-Sli Brinkman v Kieselbacb. $SSS Spanler r Ruhstadt 740 United Breweries v Riley. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. 3 Judge Johnaaea Keaelke. y- j At Crm Poiet. lafonaattea.

Jury cases are all off. Bryan divorce)

rase up today before special W. C. McMahan In Superior

Court cases ofT. LA KE-PORTER CIRCIUT COURT. Jndse W. C. McMaaan. At Yalearafa.

Judge Harry B. Tuthill will convene

court two weeks from Monday. UNITED STATES COURT. A. K. Amaeraom. SUtiag at Matamoad.

Court will cnvne Toeeday, April 18.

Naturalization matters will be taken

up. The case of George. Lawrence vs.

the Pennsylvania railroad will be the;

first case to be triad.

Judge Will Write.

Judge Virgil S. Reiter will write to

Cleveland, Ohio, to learn something: of

the record of L. 1. Packard, the young man who was arrested for offering to take subscriptions to the Ladles' Home

Journal for 98 cents.

If the younr; man's record Is clear he may bo giver, a light sentence, but If he has a criminal record he will proba

bly he given the limit. He Is in Jail

awaiting the return of the Information

about his reputation In his home town.

The April bi-monthly meeting of the

lake County Manual Arts association'

was held last night in the rooms of the' commercial department xt the Hammond high school, nd Gary will get, the next meeting.

The discussion of papers given at the

lat meeting on mechanical drawing in

the grades and high school hy Mr. Brennan and Mr. Woodbury of East Chicago was the first thing taken up after the general order of business.

it was very evident from the tacts

given in these papers that mechanical

drawing is very necessary in both the

high school and grades' where any attempt Is made to teach manual train

ing. The boys must be taught to read

blue prints and make working draw

ings before they can be successful at

any ltne of Industrial work.

The discussion of this line of work

lea to the needs of the schools of this section In this and other lines.

A few years ago the popular demand

was to force children to go to school until they were 14 or 18 years of age.

Now that this Is a law. what is to be

done with those people who have been

forced to attend school? There is no place for them in our present school system. They are generally extremes

of society and yet they are placed In

the same classes with the brightest boys and ir,la of our- country. One great crying ieed, therefore. In our chools today is the establishment of courses that v-ill fit every one and these courses, it is believed, should be more like the courses offered at our state reform schools, where they reform boys and (tlrls by teaching them a trade and giving them such an eda cation that they will be able to earn a. good livelihood and enjoy lire to its fullest extent."

Atter tnese uiseussions a paper was i given by Mr. Baum, director of manual training at Whiting, on forging and machine hop work. This gave an Idea '

of what a couse of work in these subjects ouht to be and. it was no well taken up that there was no room for discussion, o after fixing the date of the next meeting, they were adjourned. The next meeting ?s to be held in Gary, June S, and the main feature will

MISS BROOKS

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West Hammond Reformer

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ADDRESS

Jliss irginla Brooks today an

nounced her candidacy for the office of president of the West Hammond board

of education. Under the Illinois la

a woman may be elected to a position

of this . kind.

Miss Brooks will probably have no

opposition as her Bervices In riddlnir

the village of the gang that has been

'robbing it are Renrally appreciated

Mlsa Brooks Is well qualified for the

work aifd will have the support of th-j

better element In "West Hammond.

SUNDAY LAST

DAYCIF REVIVAL The revival meeting at the Christian

church which was to have closed on

Friday, will continue over Sunday and close Sunday night.

The evangelistic team has been per

suaded to remain and close the meeting with a big day tomorrow. There

will be five services. The Bible school

at 19 o'clock followed by an evangel

istic service at 11 a. m.

At S o'clock there will be a meeting

for men only. Two weeks ago there was a meeting for women only at which there were hundreds of women. The men are planning to have a still

larger crowd.

sculling, feathering, revolving statue.

revolving trudgeon, churning,' bicycle

spinning top and porpoise race.

4. Plain nd fancy dives a) neat

front; stand; neat front; b) run;

c) wooden aoldier; d) double woodn

soldier; (e) swan dive; f) front jack knife; ) back jack knife; (h) back forward dive; ti) flop jack; (j) back flap-jack; k hand stand; 1 butter

fly; On) K dive; n) back dive; o

dlx-e through bicycle tire; (p) Xeet for

ward dive; o.) plunge for distance.

Part IIL 1. Tub race. 2. Wrestling contest. 3. Horee race. 4. Water polo game.

ATTRACTION AT

HAMMOND THEATER

The Tabloid Comic Opera company

which has appeared at the Hammond

theater during the last three days of this week, has made such a success that

the company has been engaged for a

Her settlement work also shows that continuation throughout the coming

aha is well qualified to take charge of weK- . ,Jn "exl nT .!.. i.. k.u-

the children of the village and look auction wm oe me "n8

farce "Hurdy Guray. wnicn win con

after their interests as she would have to do If she were president of the vill

age board.

WE LOAN MONEY ON Furniture, Pianos, Fixtures, Heraea aad Venlclea. And the property is left in your posseaeton. You ran make your payments weekly or monthly, as best suits your convenience. Sixty cents is the weekly payment on a $25.00 loan for tifty weeks. Other amounts in proportion.

Every

Traasaetloa Coafldeatlal.

Strictly

nothing. No

Inquiry costs loan, no charge.

We will send our agent to vour home to explain our plans, if you will telephone to us or fill out blank below.

Name . . . Street and No. Town

Our agent la In Hammond, Indiana Harbor and East Chicago every Tuesday.

Indiana Loan Co, Corner Fifth and Broadway, 216 Gary Bldg. Phone 322. Gary, Indiana. Open evenings.

Moose Stag.

Among the interesting features ef the

Uoeae etas Monday night will be the T&g time music which will 'be rendered

by SSd Siro oiv of -Chicago, who Is hailed

as the rag time king. .He is -well known in this vicinity, where he has a large number of friends who will take in the

stag Just to hear just to hear him play.

Grady and Engleton, the two Hammond

songstera, w-ho have a new and lm

proved act will render a number of vo

cal selections,- accompanied by Mr.

Simon.

The boxing bout between Young

Stewart of Hammond and Ketchell of J ShOOt TOUIOXTOW.

cmcago wm be anotner feature ana is expected to draw a large crowd. Stewart is now down to weight, at 133 pounds and intends to show Ketchel

that he is greatly improved since theif

last meeting.

tain entirely new songs, scenery and

costumes. This company at the popu

lar prices of 10 and 20 cents seems to be TOaking a hit with the Hammond

theater goers. A matinee will be glv

en at 2:30 on Wednesday aa an aceom

modation to the ladies, and as the

Hammond theater Is provided with, a

nursery In charge of a matron .the ladies can bring thetr feablea and have

them properly taken care of while they

witness the performance. This fea

ture we believe will appeal to the la

dles of Hammond.

Another new bill will be presented

on Friday nignt wnicn win continue

for the balance of the week, including

Sunday.

The Hammond Gun club holds its

first shoot of the season tomorrow afternoon at Sharpshooters' park. Next Sunday the first league shoot will be held on the grounds of the Chicago Gun

club. t

Cases Are Continued.

A number of truancy cases were sup-

posed to have been tried in Judge Bar-

nett's court this morning and because the defendants did not appear the cases I

were continued until next Saturday,

' when as many as a half a dozen will

i be tried.

! Theodore Wormlnskl, 563 Walter ' avenue, was summoned to appear this ! morning by Truant Officer Stanford,' but he failed to put in his appearance.

A bench warrant will be served on him

today and his arrest will be made by

Officer Stanford.

Days Hews In Gary

r

Winning Teams

At the beginning of the basketball

season a number of teams were organ

leed at the Emerson school. An announcement of the champion teams

show the following teams as winners

Malapt Champions of Maguls tribes,

70 pounds and under; captain John

Pollock, M. Popovik, James Brewer,

Worminskt is charged with keeping J George Watson, Ed.trand, Percy Huck

his lS-year-old on Leo out of school. I er.

Instead of giving the bay an education

the lather compels the boy to drive a

delivery wagon. Wormlnskl owns bakery at East Hammond.

Realty Rather Dull.

The realty market in Hammond has not been very active this week. No Important deals were made and very little property changed hands. Real

estate dealers say, however, that col

lections on property are good.

One dealer, said that never in his

business experience nad ne seen so

many people come in and take up their contracts on real estate by paying oft the balance. The prospects for the coming year are

I brighter than ever. There will be lots

EMBROIDERY CLUB TO MEET. The meeting of the Eastern Star Em

broidery club will be held April 27.

Mrs. White, Mrs. Gats and Mrs. Hood

will be hostesses.

FERNS AND PIERSON

FIGHTFAST DRAW Kansas Cily, Mo., April 18. The tenround bout between Clarence "Wildcat") Ferns and Charley Pierson of Denver here last night ended In a, draw. The decision of the referee was unpopular. Ferns scored a clean knockdown In the fourth round with a straight right to the jaw, the Denver boy going to the floor for a count of two. When he came up, however, he closed Ferns' right eye with a vicious left hook. From then on the fight was carried to Pierson by Ferns. The winner was to Jiave met Ray Bronson of Indianapolis for the championship.

SPRATT OF BOSTON HAS APPENDICITIS

FATHER MARSH ILL.

Rev. Father L Cedy March, rector

of Christ American Catholic church, is I Phil

. ., .!.,.

fill the pulpit tomorrow. Dr. McKentie

Howe of Chicago will take the sick

rector's place.

TO ENTERTAIN FRIENDS. Mrs. R. W. Cousins wiil entertain a

number of her friends at bridge Wednesday afternoon at her heme, 869 Van

Buren street. .

FIVE HUNDRED CLUB. Mrs. 3. V. Ornish entertained the

Five Hundred club yesterday afternoon at her home, 637 Monroe street.

Boston. Mass., April 13. Jack Ppratt, the recruit slugger of the local National league team, .was stricken with appendicitis today. Ha helped beat

delphia yesterday afternoon, al

though 111 at the time. He was taken to a ioral hospital and prr-pared for in emergency operation. He starred In the opening game with the Phillies, making

home run, a triple and a single.

of building activity and this, after all Is the most substantial sort of development, v

DAILY FREIGHT EXPRESS SERVICE THE HAMMOND-GARY TRANSFER AND EXPRESS COMPANY CO-OPERATING WITH THE HASTINGS EXPRESS COMPANY Office 124 State Street. Phone 678

Freight House 264 Michigan Ave. Gary Supply Co., Gary.

Phone 679 Phone 1300

Route your shipments via Hastings Express.

Semlnoles Champions of Athapasion tribe; captain, George Qulnlan, Jones Ruman, John Olikso, Mike Sotock, John

Kyle, Joe Wildermuth, Lawrence Ca

veil (black and gold).

Waben&ki Champions of Algonquin

tribe, 85-90 pounds; captain. Grant Wil

son Elger Miller, Norman Wayne. Clarence Larchstrum, Harry Wise; colors, white and maroon. Wlnnebagos Champions of Dakota tribes, 100-115 pounds; captain, James Naylor, Jonas Levi, Edward Brick, Joseph McCarthy, L. Holderman (Yale and

white).

Mohawks Champions of Iroquois,

116 and over; captain, George Ruman, Raymond Polk, Lloyd Milteer, Joe; Gordon, George Rigg. Ivan Stewart (blue and orange).

Swimming Show Tonight.

Tonight Coaches Nfctherton and Gilroy of the Emerson school will put on

a swimming show at the school tank.

A 'fine ' program - has been arranged and everything is in readiness for the meet. The program: 1. Grand parade. 2. Relay race (under 70 pounds). 3. Relay race, between 70 to 85 pounds. 4. Relay race, between 85 to 100 pounds. 5. Relay race, " between 100 to 115 pounds. , . 6. Relay race, over 115 pounds. 7. Rescue drills and demonstration, under 70 pounds.

8. Rescue drills and demonstration.

70 to 85 pounds.

9. Rescue drills and demonstration.

85 to 100 pounds. x

10. Rescue drills and demonstration,

100 to Hi pounds. -

11. Rescue drills and demonstration,

over 115 pounds. Part II. 1. Candle race. 2. Old clothes race.

i i. Stunts. Trtadint, propelling".

TO GIVE; MUSICAL PROGRAM. Wednesday evening the music class

of Miss Salisbury will give a musical entertainment at the First Presbyterian

church.

PENNY SOCIAL. The Ladies Aid society of the Tolles-

ton church 'will hold a penny social

May 1.

AID SOCIETY TO MEET. The Ladles' Aid society of the Tones-

ton church will meet Thursday with

Mrs. Wulflng. in Hart street UNIVERSITY MINSTREL SHOW. The University club minstrel show, given iast night at the Majestic theatre, was a big success. A full house greeted the minstrels. The following program was carried out in full: ' Opening Chorus (a) The Merry Minstrel Song

Mr. Warren and Entire Company

(Introducing the World's Fa mous ends) (b) "Garyiand"

End Son "Rag Time Violin". T. Burke Ballad "It 1 Forgot". Frank McQuarrie

End Song "Honey Man''

F. J. McMlchael

Ballad "Mr. Dream Man"

Lawrence Bentley

End Song "Mammy's Shufflln Dance'

J. A. Dalton

Ballad "My Dreams Are All of Yes

terday" p. 11. Stevens

End Son "The Man Who Owns

Broadway" L. B. Loyd

(Words by Geo. V. Bacon)

Ballad "I Love the Name of Mary"

William H. Warren

End Song "Everybody's Doin It".

. E. L. SchiAble

The Famous Dog Song "You Gotta

Quit Klckin" My Dog Around

; Harry Phelps

End Song "Lady Angellne"

.Oex P. Condit

Ballad "Dreams Just Dreams"....

...A. U.. Gregory

End Song "That's a'Plenty" .

Harrv Stanton

Closing Chorus "My Own United

States". .. .Mr. Warren and entire Co.

Introducing Mrs. Columbia (Miss Jean Highlands!.

The following served In the different

committees:

Minstrel committee Leonldas B Boyd, Chairman, Gex P. Condlt and E

L Rchaible M. D.

Advertising Committee Harry

Phelps, chairman; H. M. Hoimer, M.

E. L. Schaible, M. D.. Harvey Watson

Theater Committee T. T. Snell,

chairman; H. Guipe, O. Starr, F. Sea

bright

Mistress of the Ward Robe Harry

W. Sommers. Cast

Interlocutor Henry F. MacCrackert.

Ends Harry Stanton. George P. Condit F. J. McMlchael,. J. fcallon, L. B. Boyd, Harry Phelps, Ernst L. Schlable, T. Burke. Ballad soloists William H. Warren, A. G. Gregory, Frank McQuarrie, L. Bentley,. P. H. Stevens. Chorus Fred E. Briggs, S. Couples, A. T. Freer, G. p. Guffin. W. Kraft. T. Kaelberf. Frank Wendt, R. C. M6rrls6fl, T. M. Rugg. W. J. Roods., J. E. Smith, C. R. Templeton, H. Watson, F. Couples, J. Kewman.

NEGRO SCRAPPERS

SIGN ARTICLES New York, April 13. Sam Langford nd Jo Jeannette, it is announced.

have been matched for the last week

n July by the Pacific Athletla club.

The tw negroes will fight twnty

rounds at catchweights. The terms ujpen which the match ras made are

not made public, but it is understood that the men will meet on a percentage basis. -

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