Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 262, Hammond, Lake County, 25 April 1912 — Page 6

THE TIMES. Thursday, April 25, 1912.

Crown

Point Mews

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital,

SHUCKS

Prom the Diary of Si Leno

terrible catastrophe to the great ocean ! promise from Mayor A. O. Schlieker r t ' dragged. The people became anxious ' avenue In Gary where he will Join!

Riflemen of the Ohio. Scouts of the Valley; Johnston, A. K., Travelers Five Along Life's Highway; Rankin. C. W..

Castaways of Pete's Patch; Aesopus. i

tables- of Aesop, selected by Joseph

Jacobs; Allen. C. F.. David Crockett.

: Scout. i PUBLIC LIBRARY LIBRARIAN.

i It Is rumored that an effort will be In sum ways sumtlmes half a dele- ' nlade by interested Crown Point citlgate vote Is stronger than a hull one. 2ens to Induce the city council to enSum city councils don't get much sym- foroe tie 0i,t town ordinance regardpathy. but ihet don't alter th' fact thet- JnK barns on the street line, of which they deserve It, sumtlmes. Hek Spence lhere are many in Crown Point. In sez he would object t' sum peepul sing- some instances DroDerty values for

liner. The newspaper accounts of the disaster are of the kind that dispels sleep and only those with the clearest kind of consciences have been unaffected by the terrible recital of the accident.

Miss Florence Loverldge of Ham-i

Are bell. The old tower Is becoming

1 unsafe. A new tower will cost in the

neighborhood ' of $200 and the councilmen do not know whether to Invest that amount of money at this time or

jsaet Chicago and from representative to know when the Baldwin company with his present Fifth avenue extenbuslnesa men In the cities which sur- would break ground for the first unit sion at Ambridge. Oavlt does not pay round the site at Calumet that they of the plant. After some time the in- any attention to East Chicago proper would see to It that the existing street formation was given out that nothing and so. his franchise appeals to the railway companies were granted ex- would be done until the traction ques Indiana Harbor people. J tensions that would place the newjtion was settled. j The situation has been clarified to plant In Intimate communication wlh Then followed the contention be the extent that both lines have agreed

mond visited last evening with Dr. andjevery c,ty whlch was near enough to tween the cities of Indiana Harbor and to accept Joint trackage rights on rer. Mrs Harrv Hayward on Main street. the Plant to become a place of rest- East Chicago for the advantage. Intain streets and It ' is believed that I " ' idence tor its worklngmen. : dtana Harbor and East Chicago be-' both lines can be Induced to make a( The city council held an impromptu It was only thp pronil8e cf the most lng the component parts of corporate ' loop around Indiana Harbor by way of j session last evening, the members con- rtt.ct traction service to and from East Chicago and of about equal rep- Parish avenue. One Hundred and For-!

!.uc.w.e mo " . the site or tne new Baldwin Plant that resentatlon In th Mtv mimMi i h,. 'iv.flfth n,.A., - uf-t nn,.u

the directors of the company who came apparent that they would have and Wading, streets with a short ex-.

favored the Kedzle avenue site were to come to an agreement, regarding the ' tension to the Inland mill gates and won over to the Calumet proposition. ! routes that the lines would take in' the Lakn Shore depot. It was not anticipated that there both sections of the city. I But the situation is tense. There Is

I would be any difficulty In Retting the. The Hammond. Whltl

Nothing definite was done, the i nces8ary franchises nassed. It was'cairo Railwav. known ns tha nrn'm ritv u nanioinm r ih nihr nnH

are a few citizens who are so

not.

matter being turned over to the build-j thought that the cities of the region Line, was iven the nreferen bv th there

ing committee for solution. j which would be called upon to make people of East Chicago for the reason bitter that they oppose anything that Erhart Bixenman has Just completed , possible these franchise extensions that the line already occupied For-jthe oth city wants.

a new home for his son Will on nis; would be only too glad to do all they sythe avenue and promises extensions

farm property east of the city.

In' like a lark ef they only did.

ew Boolta. Brown, K. II., Uncertain Irene; Chesterton, G. K., Innocence of Father Brown; Chlsholm, A. M., Boss of Wind

Fiver; Coulevain, Pierre de. Heart of ordinance prayed for.

several blocks near these barns is depreciated besides being an eyesore and a detriment to the property they are built on. If the law governing such nuisances can be enforced It seems as if it is up to the council to pass the

Life; Grey, Zane, Riders of the Purple Page; Norris, Kathleen. Mother; Richmond. G.. S-. Strawberry Acres; Edmln-' stpr. C. F.. Architectural Drawing; Edwards, Albert. Panama; Eliot, C W., Education for Efficiency; Evers, J. J. and Fullerton, H. S., Touching Second; Kaunce. Linus. Mechanical Drawing; Grlnnell. G. B., Indians of Today; Hiscox. A. V., Gas. Gasoline and Oil Engines; Macaulay, T. B., Lays of Ancient liome: Mair.' G. H.," English Literature. Modern; Milton. John. Complete Poetical Works; Wolrd Almanac, 1912; Wyman. Bruce, Control of the Market; Hlllls. X. D., Fortune of the Republic. Iiivenlle. Altsheler. .T. A.. Quest of the Four.

Claude W. Allman and David. Maney

transacted business In Hammond and

Gary yesterday. The Masons held an important meeting at their lodge rooms in the Swartz block.

could in co-operating with the com ipany in making the labor market ac

cessable.

Instead

of that

The Green Line is stronsr with the

that would take care of both the north 'people of East Chicago and' with the and south sides of East Chicago. The . administration. The Gavit line Is

norm siae extension was to run east-i8trong with the people of Indiana Hartraction matters ward on (Jme Hundred and Forty-first bor. A meeting of the board of pub

lic works is to be held this afternoon

(Street to Parish avenue and thence In-

STREET RAILWAY PROBLEM IS VITAL

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HAMMOND RHEUMATICS NOW GET RELIEF AT HOME What chance does any sufferer take when "Nurito" is guaranteed to relieve Rheumatism, Sciatica and Neuritis, or money refunded? The worst symptoms in the most severe cases are relieved by "Nurito." a prescription not a patent medicine free from Opiates and Narcotics. " Nurito" is a specific, positive in its a'tion. quickly removing all aches and pains in swollen and inflamed joints and muscles, and timbering them up in a manner that will surprise you. Go to Negele. the Druggist. 628 Hohman St.; Lion store pharmacy, Katifmann & Wolf, proprietors, and C- sS.- Nelson, Harbor pharmacy, Indiana. Harbor, today, get a $1 box of "Nurito," and feel it work. Nothing has ever done what this prescription will do. Compounded by the Magistral Chem. Co., Flatli on Bids:.. New York.

Manager Clarence Rudolph of the Crown Point Telephone company has been canvassing the town with a petition for the signatures of property

owners who are willing to pay, higher

rates for phone service. Mr. Rudolph aTt f the Twin Cities. It was with

states that he Is meeting with great the tacit understanding that the labor success in obtaining signatures. Only market of the entire region was to be one out of 43 asked to, sign the papers drawn upon to provide the employes refused. for the new plant. Mr. and Mrs. Frank B. Pattee have: HISTORY' OP IIALDWIN FIGHT, purchased tho Bennett house on Main ' Many of the officials of the Baldwin street, the consideration being in the company preferred the Kedzle avenue neighborhood of $3,800. It Is said that site In Chicago for the reason that it they will remodel the building in some ( was only a short distance from the particulars, staying at their present city of Chicago," the greatest labor home until the work and alterations market in the middle west. Some of are completed. f the directors of the company doggedly Crown Point will open its 1912 season opposed the Calumet site for the rea-

ACKNOWLEDGE IT

to the business district of Indiana Har-

I bor.

The south side extension was to run eastward from Forsythe avenue on

at which the matter will be taken up and disc"sed. When a solution of the problem

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as a member of the Northern Indiana league next Sunday at Erie park. Hammond will be the first team to contest for honors with the "champs" and the dopesters have, the local team to win. It is rumored that Ben F. Hayes Is contemplating moving to Valparaiso to reside in the future, he having interests there which need his attention. Crown Point will be sorry to see the family leave. Mayor Harold H. Wheeler and Martin J. Smith will leave abo.ut the 8th of May for California, where they go to take depositions of witnesses In a case that Attorney Smith is Interested in.' Most of Crown Point's residents hive been affected since Monday with "Titanic insomnia" through reading of the

son that It would be difficult, they claimed, to get the large number of high grade mechanics that would be employed In the Baldwin works. C. W. Hotchktss, who was largely instrumental in locating the big plant at' Calumet, backed up his reputation for doing things with the promise that the Calumet region m Indiana would solve the labor problem. TRANSPORTATION ONLY. This solution was plainly a matter of transportation. He pointed out that the Chicago. Lake Shore & South Bend interurban line would 'connect Gary on the east and East Chicago, Hammond,

Hegewlsch and Pullman on the west and he promised to Install any kind of

suburban service on the New York Central lines that the officials of the new company might require. Further than that he exacted tho

Hammond Has to Bow to the Inevitable Scores of Citizens Prove It. After reading the public statement of

this representative citizen of Hammond ' given below, ' you must come to this

conclusion: A remedy which cured

years ago, which has kept the kidney In good health since, can be relied upon to perform the same work In other rases. Read this: Mrs. Maggie Heckleman, 414 Truman avenue, Hammond, Ind.. says: "For years I suffered from .kidney disease and lameness across my loins. At times I had severe attacks of backache and there was a dull, dragglng-down pain through my kidneys. My back was weak and in the morning when I got up, I felt so tired and languid I coull hardly begin my housework. Whenever I caught cold. It settled on my kidneys and made my condition worse. One day a friend advised me to try Doan's Kidney Pills and I accordingly got a, box , at Summers' Pharmacy. I soon found prompt relief and I continued to Improve until I was cured. I am now enjoying good health." (Statement given Maroh 4, 1907.) A Second Statement. On Feb. 19, 1910 when Mrs. Heckleman was interviewed, she said: "I atill think highly of Doan's Kidney Pills. I am pleased to confirm all I have ever aid about this remedy." For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-MUburn Co., Buffalo, New Tork. sole agents for the United States Remember the name Doan's and take no other.

another In

One Hundred and tr.ftv-fi-.t ' "eems hopeless the people are arous

Parish avenue by way of Kennedy ' d .5 , Ct,lon bT the avenue and One Hundred and Forty- Balf n Locornoth. work, for tr.M; ninth street. Parish avenue was to ' frta"" " ,lhat " 18 beved t

take th lino tnln lnfllan. W ! "'"' " ' " ,r"-"r' a "l

i tu. i.i. . . . 'the matter some way or Thus with the exception of a little . . ..... ... , the near future.

m iruiQi i lj ul luuiiug in oraer to

take advantage of the One Hundred and Fifty-first street bridge over the canal; the Green Line proposes to build extensions that will loop East

Chicago and Indiana Harbor and furn

ish service to the entire territory. But the Gary & Interurban, the Gavlt line, has ambitions in this territory. It has secured a franchise n Hammond over Kennedy avenue and comes up from Its main line between Hammond and Gary with proposed extensions to Indiana Harbor. Indiana Harbor apparently favors the Gavlt line, although It Is not antagonistic to the Green Line. The Gavlt line Is projected northward on Kennedy avenue to Chicago avenue where It proposes to lay a third track along side of the two tracks of the South Shore lines. Gavlt would run along Chicago ave

nue to Parish avenue where he turns north to One Hundred and Forty-fifth

street, the north boundary of the site

of the Baldwin Locomotive works.

He desires to run northward on Cedar street, opposite which the gat?s of the Baldwin plant are to be built, to Guthrie street, and then out on Wat-

ling street to the first outlet to Wrhit ing and to Chicago.

He also plans an extension westward

on One Hundred and Forty-fifth street to Kline avenue and thence to Fifth

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can be borrowed, at the Lowest Rate, In less time and with leas trouble without publicity, at out office than at any place In t'ae city. THIS MEANS simply what It says, and if you have or have not had experience along this line - WE ARE READY to back up our statements. AND PROVE IT TO YOU $10 to $150 advanced on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagons, etc., WITHOUT REMOVAL. Just tell us HOW MUCH YOU WANT. Mammon j Loan Go. 569 Hohman Street Over Model Clothier Second Floor. Phone 257

the statements of General Manager

Collins that the Gary plant would be

tripled In size, eventually giving It a

working force of 8,000 men. The Rlter-Conley company built most of the Gary steel works blast furnaces as well as several of the tin plate mills. Steel corporation work done by if In Gary amounted to several million dollars, which It executed in a very satisfactory manner.

A permit to erect the first factory

building of the second unit of the Gary Bolt and Screw company's plant was

taken out by the Riter-Conl- company of Pittsburg this morning. The factory building to be erected will be 120x 125 and will be located at Eighth avenue and the G. & W. high line Just west of thi Aetna mills. The company's first unit is expected to be in operation this month with 1,000 employes. Two weeks ago The Times printed

A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARE OR POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING ADS. A FEW DIMES FOR TOUR OWN "WANT," IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING; IN THE TIMES AND THE USUAL RESULT IS A JOR

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PHONE 183-J

A Bottle of Wine with each dollar purchased '

Whiting Wholesale Liquor Co.

Tel. 5.

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PAY YOUR TAXES AT THE bank: of whiting SAFETY DEPOSIT BOXES FOR RENT AT $2.00 PER ANNUM. OPEN SATURDAY EVENINGS FROM 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. WE INVITE THE CONSIDERATION OF THOSE DESIRING A BANKING RELATION. HENRY SCHRAGE, Sole Owner

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Private Ambulance

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Why don't you wear WALK-OVER SHOES? You can't get better wearing Shoes

you can't get more comfortable ones and as for style well, just look in our window next time

you pass.

H. GORDON & SON A STORE FOR ALL UP-TO-DATE MERCHANDISE.

GROCERY AND MARKET. Successors to E. & M. Jewett. Phone Whiting 42. 760 Indiana Blvd., Robertsdale. Special for Friday and Saturday, April 26 and 27

Groceries 3 Cans Sweet Corn 25C Karo Syrup, can 3 Boxes Tip Toe Matches. . -1QC 6 Bars Naptha, American Family or Armour's Soap 25c Quaker Oats, 3 packages. . . -25c All Brands Tall Milk, can 10 Pounc Sugar, with order 57c 3 Pounds Head Rice 25C

Flour PHIsbury, Gold Medal or Ceresota 98-Pound Sack 3.10 49-Pound Sack 1.57 24'i-Pound Sack CQC

Meats 'L Armour's Star Bacon, strip, J

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Fancy Rib Roast, per lb 14c Home Made Pork Sausage, per pound 13c Winona Butter, per pound..

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Commercial Motel European Chas. Muller, Prop. Meals to order at all hours. Open day and night. 426 119th Street. . Telephone 162-M. WHITING, INDIANA.

THE PEOPLES CASH GROCERY Phone 58-J 402 119th Street Special attention given to phone orders. Orders promptly delivered GROCERIES, VEGETABLES AND SMOKED MEATS SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES Few Specials for Friday and Saturday.

Butterlnr, country rolls, per roll En", fresh from the country, per dozen.. Can om, 3 cans for.

22c 22c 25c

Can Milk, tall size." per can Cam Milk, small size, per can Sugar, with 1.00 order or more, 10 lbs.

8c 4c 57c

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