Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 11 May 1912 — Page 6

THE TIMET.

Mav 11, 1912.

CROWN POINT. kr constitutional amfnilment Jeb T.te went f , Chicago ytiddy f have 'l:ls straightened out. Sumtimfs an umpire with a big: Jw Isptfr'n a pitcher with er Rood arm : win cr ball frame. ' '

The ' construction engineers on the interurban have commenced to make the dirt fly this week, a large trans of foreigners beinK Imported from some other state to serve on the road. Two carloads of steel rails arrived yesterday ani the Kanfr Is kept on the jump all the time.

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It is faid that "vThitins will come down on a special train tomorrow

to trim the county peat baseball team. The rivalry betwee.n th two teams for first place has never been abated and each team will lend their best efforts to win the first game of the season. It is said that Smith Conway, who has been critically ill for several days, was a .little bit better and resting easier last eveninsr. An enjoyable dancinsr party was ir'v-

cn at Central Music It all last evening. The social at the Methodist church parlors last evening was a big success, and an enjoyable time is reported at the "automobile races." The rltv council will hold an ad

journed meeting on Monday night to take- up the North Main street paving question. Mrs. Ienora Hart and daughter, Marguerite, were Chicago visitors yesterday. Material is arriving for the Interurban road daily and even the most pessimistic are renewing faith in the project and believe the line, will be eventually run to Crown Point.

as popular as a rent collector in Ire- j location tha-e. land. Assessments are abnormally high j The people of the region seem to

u ry ana rents are high In Ireland "have overloked the fact that the loca

and local leaders declare, any attempt of a city contractor to assume political

leadership would bring forth a torrent I

of protests.

tion of the Schlesinger Steel Co. on the

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had financed the bribery defense and that he would withdraw in favor of the street contractor. In Gary a street contractor is about

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short time until other industries will locate on the north side of the carfal

and will make the Lake Georg-e district I one of the greatest steel producting renters in the Chicago district. Developments In the way of locating industries have come thick and fast in the past few months. This has made the development of the canal an absolute necessity. It is understood that negotiations are now pending by which

a strip of land north of the canal will be sold to another large industry. The Great Lakes Dredire and Dock Co. has the largest hydraulic dredge in the world at work on this part of the canal. Between the main north and south branch of the canal and Forsythe avenue the canal has alreadybeen dredged to a width of ICO feet. This will be widened to 200 fefrt. West of Forsythe avenue the canal is nothing but a ditch. It will be dredg

ed to a width of 200 feet. When the -

work is completed next fall there will be a canal 200 feet wide and 21 feet

deep all of the way from the main

brainch of the canal to Lake George.

There will be no wait for government appropriations. The East Chicago Co.' will go ahead with the work. It is compelled to do so under Us con

tract with the Schlesinger Steel Co.

It1 is further compelled to do so to

carry out the plans which it formulated years ago when the canal project

was first adopted as the plan of the East Chicago Co. for the development of the East Chicago. Indiana Harbor district.

In Its real estate edition The Times

pointed out that while most Of the Industrial development in East Chicago had taken place along the east side of

the canal that there would be a corresponding development along the west side and that this would result in one of the greatest booms that the region has ever known.

This prophesy has been fulfilled in a

remarkably short time. But only a be ginning has been made. It is expected that the next few months will witness

a scramble on the part of the steel in

dustries of the cpuntry, which are beginning to appreciate the strategic Im

portance of a location on the canal In

East Chicago, Indiana Harbor and

Hammond, to get sites on this ideal dockage property.

It is believed that the next step that

will be taken will be the development

of the territory around Wolf Lake as dockage property and factory sitos This will take place unless the For-

sythes and Shedds, who own most of

the property, hold it at such a high

figure that it will not look attractive to the Industries which might seek a

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FOR AN INCREASE IN VALUE, DON'T FORGET THAT THE CITY GROWS FROM THE CENTER OUTWARD. THE CLOSER IN YOU BUY THE FASTER IT WILL GROW IN VALUE. Two to Five Blocks of Goutt House Choice Residence lots, five blocks of Court House $200.00 and up. Eight Lots on State Street $400.00 each. Four Lots on Douglas Street, near Rimbach Avenue, within two blocks of Court House, very reasonable. And many other choice pieces of Real Estate I have for sale that will make big money for the purchaser, as West HIsimmGimdl PFORseFtiy is bound to have a sharp advance in price this summer. Call on or write the owner, CORNELIUS MOOIR 100 West State St. West Hammond, Ind. PHONE MAIVIIVlorND No. 3

Dr. Leedy, who has his office in

luites 32 and 33, Rimbach building.

over the Lion Store, Hammond, Ind., Invites all people who have any form

of skin disease to call upon him for free examination. We have had such uniformily good luck in treating this class of diseases that we are inclined

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'I have had a varlcosed ulcer on

my leg for eight long years. The sore

was about the size of the palm of my

hand and owing to the swelling of

the leg made it almost as large again

as the other leg. The depression made by the sore was almost as deep as the thickness of my finger. I had

tried so many different treatments

and doctors without any success that I had become thoroughly discouraged. I took treatment of! Dr. Leedy four

months. True it was a long time, but today the leg is sound and well. I wish 1 had found Dr. Leedy 's treat-

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"EDW. EBERST, " 522 Murray Street, Hammond, Ind." "Track Foreman, Erie R. R. Co. "For bIx years I had a large open

sore on my leg. I had taken treat

ment of numerous doctors, and had used every remedy or preparation

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oughly discouraged, for it was painful

in the extreme and I doubted if it ever could be cured. When I came to

Dr. Leedy, he would not take my case

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ularly to the office for treatment. I confess I was skeptical at first, but I

was ready to try almost anything. The improvement was marked from

the first. It was a trifle tedious to

go regularly to the office for the X-

rav and other light treatments, but

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LOCATED TO THE EAST OF THE FIRST SUBDIVISION WILL START OPERATION JUNE 1ST, 1912, EMPLOYING 1,000 MEN. ONE HUNDRED HOMES ARE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THIS PLANT FOR THE -EMPLOYEES OF THIS COMPANY. Mow is the Opportune Time for the Builder and! Investor Ganry Lamdl Coinmpaiey SUBSIDIARY OF THE UNITED STATES STEEL CORPORATION, OWNS AND CONTROLS THE UNIMPROVED LOTS IN THE FIRST SUBDIVISION. LOTS FROM $300 TO $500, INCLUDING PAVEMENT, SEWER AND WATER, SITUATED WITHIN FOUR BLOCKS OF THE EMERSON SCHOOL. A FEW LOTS NORTH OF FJFTII AVENUE, NEAR Y. M. C. A. BUILDING, CARNEGIE LIBRARY AND FEDERAL BUILDING ARE LEFT, RANGING FROM $650 TO $725.

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