Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 14, Hammond, Lake County, 4 May 1912 — Page 5

Mav 4, 1912.

THE TIMES.

IIM TUB

SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT

LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE UKB fC PERI OR COURT, ROOM NO. 1 Jnda Virgil S. Rlr. ' Information. No court next week. LAKE! SUPERIOR CO CRT, ROOM NO. 1 lodge Lawrence Berkat. No court next week. LAKE St PERI OH CO CRT, ROOM SO. Jmlgf Johaanra Kopelka. At HttmBMad. Setting; for Monday. 6058 Hubfr v Hallaam et a I. Take circuit court. At Crown Pulnt. Ctrll Jnry Caaea. Third Monday, May 6 9091 Pain. Henry A., v United Breweries Co. 91S6 Lewin, Lena, v 1 S. & M. S. Ry. 9187 Smith, John, v American Sheet & Tin Plate Co. ' LAKE-PORTF.R CIRCIUT COURT. Judge W. C. McMafcaa, . At Valparaiso, Court in session.

Kalberg Gets Divorce. A divorce was granted to Charles J Kalberg against Hazel Helen Kalberg

They were enjoined from marrying for

two years. Elizabeth R. Matthews was

granted a divorce from David Matthews

and her maiden name, Elisabeth R. Pl-

. per, was restored. Mamie Schulta was

granted a divorce from Franfl Schults.

Andrew Bognar was granted a divorce

from Sophie B. Bognar. The marriage

of Bessie Oros to William Oros was de

clared void. Abigail Newman was granted a divorce from Edward Newman and her maiden name was restor

ed. James Papas was granted a d! vorce from Rosa Papas.

Starts Divorce Action.

Andrew Nevin through Attorneys

Rellly and Hardy has started an ac

tlon for a divorce against Anna E. Na-

vln. The couple were married Jan. 17 1910, and separated April 27, 1912.

It is alleged In the complaint that the defendant refused to cook the plaintiff's

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WE LOAN MONEY ON Furmltore, Plaaea, Ftxtmrea, Heraea aad Veklclra. And the property Is left In your possession. Tou can make your payments weekly or monthly, as best suits your convenience. -.- Sixty - cents Is the weekly -eeyment on a I2B.00 loan for tXtjr weeks. Other amounts In prepertlon. Every Traasaetlem Strictly CeafldeatlaL ' Inquiry costs nothing. No loan, no charge. We will send our agent to your home to explain our plans. If you will telephone to us or All out blank below. Name Street and No Town Our agent Is In Hammond, Indiana Harbor and East Chicago every Tuesday.

Indiana Loan Co. Corner Fifth and Broadway, 211 Gary Bldg. Phone SSL Gary, IndianaOpen evenings.

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meals and afterwards abandoned. him.

Abigail Newman has started a divorce

action against her husband, Edward

Newman, in which she alleges that he did not say a kind word to her during their married life. She asks that her former name, Abigail Eddy, be restored. The couple were married less, than a month. They married June 26, 1911, and separated July 20 of the same year.

Filed in Superior Court.

8968 James S. Kirk (Reilly & Hardy)

vs. A. A. Berendt and Charles Berer.dt. Appeal. Room No. 3.

1377 State vs John McCready. Grand

larceny.

8969 In the matter of the adoption of

Florence May Tucker. Petition. J. A. Gavit. Room No. 30 T56uth Broadway Land Co. (J. H. Gillett and L.. L. Bomberger) vs. Wm. Crevlngton et al. Quiet title.' Room No. 1. 1 Andrew Nevin (Reilly & Hardy) vs Anna E. Nevin. Divorce. Room No. 1.

In the matter of the petition of

Carl Bohns for the vacation of a part of Nicker Plate street In Gary. Petition. Room No. 2.

8973 Abigail Newman (E. G. Sproat)

vs. Edward Newman. . Divorce. Room No. 3.

8974 Franklin C. Piatt (W. B. Van

Home) vs.- Frank Pekownik et al. Appeal. Room No. 1.

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HAMMOND LAD

STUCK ONS0ME FAT

He Had to Gain to Get in the

Marine Corps, But He Did It.

Chicago, May 4. Do you want to

Join the United States marine corps?

If so, now Is the time, for the corps Is to be recruited up to war strength,

9.500 men, by order of the war depart

ABSOLUTELY CURES STOMACH TROUBLE

AND INDIGESTION

The question as to how long you are going to continue a sufferer from Indi

gestion, Dyspepsia or out-of-order

Stomach Is merely a matter of how

soon you begin taking some Diapepsin, If your Stomach is lacking' In diges

tive -power; why not help the' stomach

to do Its work, not with drastic drugs, but a re-enforcement of digestive agents, such as are naturally at work

In the stomach.

People with weak Stomachs should take a little Diapepsin occasionally, and

there will be no more Indigestion, no

feeling like a lump of lead in the atom

ach, no .heartburn. Sour risings. Gas

on Stomach or Belching of undigested

food, Headaches, Dizziness or Sick

Stomach, and, besideB, what you eat will not ferment and poison your

breath with nauseous odors. All these symptoms resulting from a sour, out-

of-order stomach and dyspepsia are generally relieved in Ave minutes after

taking a little diapepsin.

Go to your druggist and get a 50-

cent case of Pape's Diapepsin now,

and you will always go to the table with a hearty appetite and what you

eat will taste good, because your stomach, and inteatlneswill be clean

and fresh, and you will know there are

not going to be any more bad nights and miserable days for yon. They freshen you and make you feel like life

is worth living.

Our Honey Taihs It will get you out of debt. Borrow ltnd you will have plenty left: after paying the little we ask each week or month; to meet your bills and still have money over for other purposes. You save m let wkea yan pay cask fer wkat yen seed. $3.00 or more saved on every loan of $25 or over you get from us. We pay other loans off and save you money.

JWE LOAN $10 TO $1001

on furniture, piano, horses and vehicles or stock and leave the property in your possession. All business private and confidential . and courteous treatment. . Short time leans ea their awn aote to meckaalea, salaried people aad other. Borrow as, pay kaek S5.50. Otkr ntouati at tke same ratio. LOANS MADE ANYWHERE IN THE CALUMET DISTRICT. Call, write or phone us to call on you. Lalte County Loan Go. 8 H1MBACH BLOCK Over Lloa Store H AMMONU, I Ml. Telephoao 218. Opvai Every ETenic till S O'clock. "TOU ARE TO BLAME IF TOU FORGET THE NAME."

ment and the examination is far from strict. Harvey Wyatt of Hammond, Ind.. pined for a life on the ocean wave.

Since boyhood h& has had a hankering

for the -navy. On reaching the age of

he presented himself at the Marine

recruiting station at 120 Clark street

nd announced to Sergeant Jones his eslre of enlisting. Wyatt was exam-

ned and Qualified in every way ex-

ept weight. He was seven pounds too

ij?ht. Discouraged and disappointed

Wyatt was about to turn away, but

Jones was anxious to enlist the man.

"Hold on a minute," said Jones. "You

ust put yourself in my care and in a

few days you will be heavy enough."

Wyatt agred and the sergeant pro

ceeded to make out a routine to be fol-

owed by .Wyatt. Folowlng is the

schedule:

Rise at 9 a. m. Breakfast of ham nd eggs, German friend potatoes,

grape fruit, waffles, pancakes and

offee. Morning rest till noon with no

xercise. Dinner of steak, masked po

tatoes, tomatoes, navy beans, Irish

tew, rolls, potato salad, fruit and milk.

Afternoon rest until 6 p. m. Supper,

roast beef, rice pudding, mashed potatoes, asparagus, combination salad.

beans, corn beef hash, bread and milk.

Game of seven up until 9 o'clock. Taps at 9:15.

In two days Wyatt gained three

pounds, according to the official scales

at the recruiting station. Sergeant

Jones says' some recruits come high.

but orders are orders, and they must

be obeyed.

ra. The production Is heralded as being extremely rich in lyrics, which Includes solos, duets, " trios, quartets some of the artistic kind that force their way Into parlors and drawing rooms, and are hummed and whistled

everywhere. The originality of the story Is synonomous with the title, and

the opportunity for the display of ingenious scenes and comical situations are fully taken advantage of by the authors. One must see the play to fully

appreciate it. At the Orpheum for three

nights, starting Monday.

PRICES OF MEATS

ARE GOING UP

Hammond housewives have noticed a

perceptible tug on thel purse strings of late, owing to the increased meat

prices, which have gone up In sympa-

try with the wholesale prices.

The Indications, say the local butch

ers, are that the immediate future will

see another increase rather than a re

duction in meat prices, and among the

various kinds beef Is to have the stiff-

est advance. Veal at the present time

Is classified with the low priced meats

but it, too. will go ud in price.

As to prices generally as compared

to Chicago there is little difference.

WEEK'S REAL

ESTATE MARKET

The principal real estate deal of the

week was the sale to William Ahlborn

of the Lochman sub-division on the north side. This deal will give the well-known Hammond contractor a amount of desirable residential prop

erty.

A number of lots have been sold in

Homewood, along Calumet avenue and

on the north side. The air Is full of

talk about real estate deals, and It Is

expected that the summer will be the

greatest in the history of the busi

ness.

PROGRESS OF

FRANCHISES

The East Chicago , board . of public

works received the franchise routing

from the citizens' committee this morn

lng at its meeting. Mayor Schlleker

dismissed the committee and thanked

them. The next step Is to get the street car men together and arrange

details as to routing to conform with

the report. This may be done Monday-

Then Mayor Schlleker will call a spe

cial council meeting to take up the

franchises.

ELEVEN INCHES OF

SNOW IN MONTANA

Bozeman, Mont., May 4. Eleven Inch

es of snow have fallen here within the

last twenty-four hours and Is still

snowing. This Is the third heavy snowstorm here within the last three weeks.

strengthened their lineup considerable and hope to turn the trick on Hammond.

Play at Blue Island.

The Hammond high school baseball

team left for Blue Island this afternoon, where they will line p against

the fast Blue Island high school squad In their second game.

Having defeated Blue Island last Sat

urday at the H. A. A. grounds by a

score of 5 to 3, the local team Is again

confident of victory. Blue Island has

THE DAY IN CONGRESS

SEXATE. Met at 11:50 a. m. Resumed debate on workmen's com: pensatlon bill. Senator Reed continuing his speech against measure. Representative of Independent Interests before lnteroceanic canals committee vigorously opposed railroadowned ships using Panama canal. Recessed at 6:20 o'clock until 11:50 a. m. Saturday. HOVSE. " Met at 11 a. m.

Resumed consideration of legislative, executive and Judicial appropriation bill. Urging bill to create a. Porto Rlcan department of agriculture and labor, Santiago Igleslas declared to Insular affairs committee that Porto Rico's welfare had advanced more since American acquisition than in previous 400 years. Representative Hull introduced bill to prevent government employes from participating in presidential campaigns. Representative Mann sharply criticised democratic economy policy. Kentuckians urged bill to appropriate Sl.000,000 for purchase of timber land over Mammoth cave and advocated Us acquisition as a government park. Adjourned at 6:11 p. m. until XI a. m. Saturday. v

EAST GARY. L. Ltndablad and P. Eckdahl i business visitors In town Frfday. Mrs. Kate Crisman entertained

the

Sunshine tlub at her home on- Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Esther Babcock and Miss Isina Haselgreen were Chicago, shoppers on Thursday. Miss Edna Peterson was a Gary visitor Friday. Miss Anna Reich is visiting with rel atlves at Chesterton.

LAKE CO. ON

THE AIR LINE Chicago, May 4. Promoters of the American Grand Circuit aviation race yesterday had $65,000 In prise money pledged, $25,000 by Chicago and the remainder by cities on the 1,800 mil course which has been planned. The race will start from Qarnt Park here, Sept. 15. The contestants will pass over the following cities: Lincoln, Neb.; Kansas City, St. Louis, Indianapolis, Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati and Day-' ton.

Rifle Shooters Take Notice. As a special Inducement to lovers of the sport to come and see the new clubhouse and take part In a match over one of the finest 200-yard ranges in the country, on Sunday, May 5, the Hammond Rifle club will put up a special prize of thirty pieces of Rogers' silverware (genuine 1847) to be shot for In an Open match, which will take place Immediately after the regular club gold medal match. . This shoot will be shot under the regulation club rules, 200 yards, American standard target. Shooting will start at 3 p. m. The Hammond Rifle club extends a very cordial invitation to all rifle shooters to come and take part in this match at Sharpshooters' park. j O. W. HUNTER, President. HENRY DIERCKS. Shooting Master,

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.

Pioneer Citizen Dead. Fred Wiening a pioneer and respected citizen of West Hammond died at the family residence at 223 Everett avenue, yesterday morning at 8 o'clock.

following a lingering Illness since

January 1st.

The funeral will be held from the

family residence Sunday afternoon at

one o clock. The remains will then be

taken to the German Lutheran church In West Hammond where services will be held at 1:30 o'clock. From there the remains will be taken to Oak Glenn cemetery where Interment will occur.

Mr. Wlenlng has been a resident of

West Hammond for the past 21 years where he has gained a wide circle of

friends. He was 75 years old and is

survived by six children, four sons and

daughters.

"The Toymaker's Dream." One of the season's comic opera successes Is the new two-act offering, "The Toymaker's Dream," the book translations being by Frederick Kremer and the scores and lyrics by Hallle Tarver.

The company Is headed by the eminent

character singing comedian, Mr. Wil

liara Cujhman, and the instantaneous

success gained by this merry, rollicking comedy is said to be due to a clever and

clear plot, well wrought, and to the ex

treme excellence of the music, the

standard of the latter, according to sev

eral critics, reaching that of light ope-

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SUNDAY

LOTS

Hammond

AUCTION To repeat next SATURDAY and

Today and Tomorrow Six Blocks South of Standard Mill Gate COLUMBIA AVENUE and 15tth STREET Take South Hohman Street cars, get off at Columbia Avenue. Automobiles meet cars days of Auction. .

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Have you any idea what these prices mean? Why you can't buy a desirable Lot anywhere in the Calumet Region for $200.00. Hammond has always been safe and conservative in its lot prices. From Hammond it is easy to get to Chicago, Whiting, Indiana Harbor, East Chicago and Gary. Here is the one and only chance for a man of moderate means to own a lot. Every one of these lots is worth $100 and we are selling some of them as low as $39.00, and all on easy payments. The people who buy lots are usually the slowest to see real bargains and catch on to the fact that values are jumping up. One man in Hammond, three weeks ago, bought a place for $2,100.00; Last week he refused $6,500.00 for this same piece of property. 'Now maybe you can't buy; such an expensive piece of property as that, it may be like running into an ice-berg, it would bust you, but anyone who really wants to buy lots and save their money can buy one or two or five of these lots and it will make you independent in five years. Quit blowing money foolishly. You may not be able to work in a few years so save up something. With a few lots which grow in value rapidly, and a good garden, you have a chance. ' TWO $300 LOTS FREE! The offer of The Lake County Times will be continued. The two wage-earners that give the 10 best reasons, why you should own a home in Hammond, will get these two choice lots FREE. 15TH AVENUE is to be paved and improved, 80 feet wide clear into Gary. It will be the Hammond-Gary thoroughfare. x Come into our office any time. We will take you out in an automobile and show you Hammond Gardens. BEAUTIFUL PRESENTS HANDSOME SILVERWARE GIVEN AWAY FREE AT THE AUCTION. Never again in the history of Hammond real estate will you have the chance to buy good lots at these prices. sJtesSSoer Central 'nves'menl & Really Company 96 State Street, Hammond, Indiana If it rains we will hold Auction in large building on the land. Today and Tomorrow at 2 o'clock

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