Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 27 April 1912 — Page 5

April 27, 1912.

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE IAKB SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM SO. 1 Judge Vlrgll S. Better. Information. The following settings will be taken up Monday, April Zt: Seventh vlrdneatlay, April 24th 725, 7291 73tOS 7307 7S12 7325 7345 734fi 730 7370 7J7 730 731 7390 7424 7432 747S 74S2 Iieiner v Kitsfcerald, Minaa Co v Mason Horner v Kisleli Horner v Klsler Kleir.sehmidt v Nathan In re petition of Uetz etc Huetner v Heskl Huse v Heskl Ludowici CaladAn Co v Cheery City of Whiting V B & O 8eeburg Piano Co v Ivanich Seeburg Piano Co v Prascak Seeburg Piano Co v Seaplc Gary Lor Co t Ivanich Scheflow v Heskl Ind liar Plumb Co v Cal Brg Co Bieker Bros Co v Whttaker Gooda v Paulansky Carrlgen v Williams Eallnt v Balint LAKE SUPERIOR COCRT, BOOM TtO. 1 Judgr Larrreace Becker, rat Trial. State vs. Lewis Xezrlunskl, held on the charge, of robbing the- Lake Shore agent at Indiana Harbor, is being tried before a new Jury. Case will go to jury today. Informatloa. As soon as the criminal cases are dis posed of the following settings will be taken up. April 15 471J Lasser v Samansky. 5344 Lundt A C Roofing Co. v Cherry. 557 Simons Bundet 5(12 Dagan t Independent Brg. Assn. 179 Inland Steel Co. v Johnson, cost Lang v Ambrozy. 053 Beaublen v Inland SteeL ' Tuesday. April 16 lSz Nichols v First Nation,! Bank, Hammond. I47S Washburn-Crosby Rose. 537 Selor v United B of C, A J. of A. , 6538 Brinkmau v Kleselbach. SCSI Spanier v Ruhstadt. 1 740 United Breweries v Riley. LA KB Sl TERiet COURT, ROOM If O, 9 Judge Jobanaea Kopelke. - At Hammond. Caaea a Call. Jury cases, second Monday, April 29. 6472 Nye. adm., vs. C, 1 8. & E. Ry. 6808 Spieeh vs. Kilbasa. LAKE OTRCUIT COURT. At Crown Point. Jury cases, second Wednesday, May 1. 84S3 Long v Schuts. , 8671 Ughy, Mrs. J., v Cain Construction Co. t al. SSQ5 Adamczyk, Ludwlka. v Max Mickel et al. LAKE-PORTKB CIBC1UT COURT). Judge W. C. McMakaa. At Valparaiso. Judge Harry B. ' Tuthill will convene court next Monday. , More Divorces Filed. Two divorces were filed in the Lake superior court at Hammond today. Lula Bailey seeks a divorce from Albert W Bailey of East Chicago. The couple were married on March 24, 1889, and separated March 19, 1912. Abandonment is charged. It is also alleged that the defendant called the plaintiff vile names. The plaintiff asks for the custody of their two children $50 attorney's fees and $25 a month for the support of the children. The case RESERVED SEATS FOR Lake (Bounty Fair ON SALE Monday, April 29. AT RIDGELY'S DRUG STORE

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was filed by J. A. Meade of East Chi cago. May belle McCrady see-ks a divorce from her husband. John McCrady, The couple wore married Oct. 27, 1906, and separated Feb. 17. 1912. It is charged that McCrady failed to pay the rent, refused to buy rlothlng for his family, struck, his wife and was abusive to her and was an habitual drunkard. Mrs. McCrady auks for the custody of their two children. The case was filed by Attorney E. W. Wickey. TAKEN UP .There were a number of divorce matters taken up In the Lake superior court in room No. 1 yesterday. Martha K. Douglas was granted a divorce from Andrew E. Douglas and the plaintiff's maiden name, Martha E. Hansley, was restored. R. It. Peddicord, the Hobart attorney, was divorced by his wife, Adria L. Ped dicord. In the case of F. De Martis Cornwell vs. Ada May Cornwell the court found for the defendant on her cross-complaint. She was given the custody of tha child and the plaintiff was ordered to pay $30 each quarter for its support for the next eleven years. In. the case of Maynard Knepp vs. Jessie Knepp the court allowed the de fendant $25 temporary alimony and $25 attorney's fees, payable in one week. The defendant filed a cross-complaint. Files Appeal. Attorney Mllo Bruce has filed an ap peal in the case of the state of Indiana vs. Dorsey. He gave notice this morn ing that he had perfected the appeal The transcript of the case Is as large as a lawbook and has involved a lot of work on the part of Attorney Bruce. Case Goes to Jury. The arguments are being heard in the case of the state of Indiana vs. Lewis Xezrlunskl, charged with rob bing the agent of the Lake Share rail road at Indiana Harbor. The. arguments' were begun by At torney B. W, Van Home, who is repre senting the state for the Lake Shore railroad. .He was followed by Walter Lots for the defense. It is probable t hat "H.TE. "Granger will also speak Tor the defense.. Joseph Meade will close fer tha state. The case Is expected to go to the jury this afternoon. The case has been on trial for nearty a week and has been full of interesting phases. It is doubt ful as to what the action of, the jury will be. CONFERENCE BRINGS MEN TOGETHER (Continued from Page one) though the end of the controversy 1 in sight. Both Mr. Gavit and Mr. Green were on hand to represent their respectlv concerns. The question of bringing the Oavit line to East Chicago vi 151st street and thence onto Olcolt avenue was discussed. ; This plan did not however seemed to appeal elthe to Mr. Gavit or to Mr. Green. Th former declared It would not pay him to parallel the Gren line a block from Forsyth avenue. Green did not seem disposed to give up 151st street on which the Green line has asked for franchise. The question of a thlr track in Chicago avenue was brought you forget the name."

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Hammond Man Party to Suit

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Otto Klemperor of Hammond, who is one of the members of the Chicago firm f Marcus & Klemperer, there, is party to a $30,000 suit filed against the company in Chicago, according to the Chlago Examiner, which says today. Hualnenn la banlaeea, Slawrnaay and Kometimra It' pleatire. Apologie to Mnotague Glass. T hope we don't ever get in euch rouble like-those fellers over on Wa bash avenue." "Pay, ain't we got enough trouble without worryin' about some other1 feler? What's the matter with you, Mawruss. You know that Herbert Cirkle what owns a furniture store over oy w aoasn avenue? He s been there three years. Well, what ot H? He ought to be rich. He don't have no losses like us, Moth eats a lot more silk underskirts as they do brass beds." But those fellers, Marcus & Klemperer, they cofjies along next aoor io Cirkle a year ago. Does that make anv difference to them? Not a bit. They start in the furniture business too." "They're crazy, oder they're blame smart fellers." 'YeS they tries to take away Cirkle's business what he bunt up for three years." "Any man can make money. Mawruss, but it takes a smart man to Keep t." "Aw, you get mighty fresh some times, Abe. I s'pose you think if you was to get sick our business would go to smash." 'Thai's what the insurance company thinks, too, Mawruss, oder they wouldn't make our rate so high." 1 , "That don't say as how Marcus St Klemperer has any right to swipe Cirkle's idees. Cirkle puts up a sign that says 'Sale,' and them other fellers up and thrasnea out to a consiaerauie extent, and while there seems still some opposition to third track through the business center pf town, there is little opposition left to permitting the street to be used as far west as Railroad or Tod avenue, turning thence north or south anto the next street and proceeding thus to Forsyth avenue. But even the opposition to using Chicago avenue clear through to Forsyth seems gradually to be fading away - - --- .- - - - When the meeting broke up last night no date had been set for a fel-low-up meettng, but this will be called possibly for tonight and if not then, undoubtedly not later than Monday. so as to be in reaoiness to report to the board of public works by Tuesday. Before the meeting Charles Johns appeared and asked that the routing be changed so as to go around aa eight acre tract owned by the Inter state north of 141st street, but he was told that this was not within the province of the committee. E. CHICAGO LADY DIES AT HOSPITAL Mrs. Klein, who resided on Olcott avenue, near Chicago avenue in East Chicago, died last night at St. Margaret's hospital, her death having been due to diabetes. She was 25 years old and is survived by a widower.

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Begun in Superior Court in puts one out that says 'Great Sale.' " "Well, I hope we don't get no more ' orders from Finklestein, if you Ain't crazy. I s pose we aint s got no right to seel these new panyer skirts just , because Hirschberger sold 'em first.," . "But Cirkle puts out a sign sayin' Tremendous Pale,' and these fellers says 'Titanic Sale:" j "If 1 says 'Sale' and they says 'Great' Sale' then I puts out a sign sayin' 'After you been stuck at a sale, come in here and get good stuff.' They don't bluff me. "That's all right, too, Abe. You got a great head. But I hope this feller Cirkle wins his $30,000 suit against them fellers." "Suin' 'em to stop 'em from bein' smart, hey? Say, you know what I says to that feller from Hegewisch? He comes in here to bluff me and he says he found moth in th' seams of them jackets, didn't he?" "Yes, I know all about that." "And I says: 'What .you expect to find? Hummingbirds?" He don't come around with no more hollers." - J Herbert Cirkle, furniture dealer at 518 South Wabash avenue, yesterday filed an action in the superior court for $30,000 damages against Marcus & Klemperer, 520 South Wabash avenue, also furniture dealers. Cirkle charges In his bill "an unlawful conspiracy; by means of unfair competition to injure the plaintiff's business. "He stated yesterday that when he hung a sign advertising a sale his rivals advertised a "great sale." When he advertised a "tremendous sale" they came back at his with "Titanic sale." and yesterday almost simultaneously were hung signs advertising "gigantic sale" and "extraordinary sale." In various other ways he declares that his rivals "imitate what he innovates." The funeral has been arranged for tomorrow morning. Services will be held at the home at 9 o'clock under the auspices of Bluma lodge. Independent Western Star order, of which she was a member. Interment will be made in Waldheim cemetery, Chicago. All tha members of Bluma lodge are requested to attend. PRICE CASE The committee which has been ap pointed to look into the qualifications of Attorney Price of Gary for admis sion to the Lake County bar has been at work gathering what data it could It has been investigating his Indi anapolis record and 'with what data has been able to secure it will make its .recommendations in the near fu ture. It is said that while Price did leave

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Indianapolis' rather than bo disbarej that there were extenuating circumstances. Attorney Price will be given every opportunity to present Ms case. It is not known when final action will be taken. ,

NEW FEATURE FOR HAMMOND THEATER Tn order to demonstrate the highgrade photoplays which are being presented at the Hammond theater. Manager Kingwlll has arranged, commencing tonight, to present every night a handsome seven-piece china set to the J person holding the lucky number. Coupon numbers will be given with ev ery admission, entitling the holder to a chance to win this set. The set is displayed in the lobby of this theater. Drawing for this set will be every night at 9.4o, prevloua to showing the last pictures. ' " RARY TEAMSTERS tSTntJ A C VfVfMVKTr 0J.U-4 ilU'AXjjXKLJCPi I Teamsters' union, local 121, of Gary, have their closed shop agreement sign ed by the team owners. The wage for driving a two-horse team is $15 per week, ten hours to constitute a day s work, 32 cents per hour for all over time. Before the inception of local No. 121

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TOLLESTON. S. T. Stubbin sof Chicago will be the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. James over Sunday. Mrs. H. F. Frazure of Windsor Park will spend Sunday with relatives here. Miss H. Schrleber of Hammond will be the guest of Miss Ida Wick over Sunday. 1 ; D. Wick of Chicago will visit with , parents over Sunday. Miss Olga Peters of Chicago will spend Sunday withfriends here. Miss A. Meyer of Hammond will visit with friends here today. Alfred KirchofT. who has been HI with pneumonia, Is now better. Mr. Lay field of Chicago will spend Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Williams. Mrs. John Dledel will spend tomorrow in Hobart. Miss Anna Gibson and Grace Fisher were Hammond visitors today. Mr. Bader of Whiting transacted business in town today. Miss Alma Hacker has returned to Hammond after a few days' visit with relatives here. The La Vend or Cigar Is a home project. None better. ,. , Cured in a Few, Days. No Pain. No Chloroform. No Detention From Business HAUHOND. IND.

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XHLLER. Mrs. Vanes . entertained her mother-in-law for a few days. Mrs. Nlckols was a Gary visitor yesterday. Mrs. We ter green and Mrs. Algreen were Gary shoppers yesterday. Mrs. Callahan is feeling better. Mr. Charlie Allen was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Mrs. Shook and Mrs. Jones and children were out-of-town callers Thursday. Mr. Brownbridge was an out-of-town caller yesterday.

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