Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1912 — Page 2

THE TIMES.

Friday, May 17, 1912.

I IN THE

SUPERIOR ahd CIRCUIT

COURTS

LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE lake: su perior coirt. room no. i Judge Virgil S. Belter. iBformlitioB. ' The first two weeks will be giv-

Thursday and Friday he will go to brown Point, where lie will sit as special, Judge In a number of cases. Beginning with the -.hir-1 Monday he will take up criminal cases. LAKE Sl'PERIOR COlttT, ROOM NO. 2 Judge Lawrence Becker. Caw on Trial. ' Block vs. Eisenhutt and the Michigan Central railroad. McAleer Brothers for 'the plaintiff and Cravens and Everett (of Chicago) for the defendants. 'Civil jury case. Suit for damages. Defendants moved for removal of cause to the T'nlted States court. Motion overruled. Trial of case continues. "Will. take the rest of the week. Caaea on Call. Wednesday. May 15 7S04 L Co. S & T Co. v Standard F Co. 761$ Gross v Schutx. 728 Robinson v Perlman. 7671 Middle v MInas. 7715 Writt v III Car & Mfg Co. 773S Chi Auto Sup Co v Bobbins. 7752 Middle v Bundek. 7782 Van Kern v Gary & I Ry Co. LAKE St PKRIOR COI RT, ROOM NO. 3 Judge Johannes Kopelke. At Hammond. Fifth week. Monday, May 20 S275 Chicago & Riverdale Lumber Co. r Peterson. Tuesday, May 21 S19S Turawlcs v Sudis.

8G97 Lawler v B. & O. Ry. Co. 8404 Ernst v Ontko. "Wednesday, May 22 915 Gross v City of Gary. 8320 Union Natl. Sav. & L. Assn. German. Thursday, May 23 7352 Granger v Belman. 7819 Lundberg v. Cohen. S593 Lenz v He'.berg. Friday. May 24 (last day of term) Motions: Close of term.

LAKE CIHC11T COURT CROWN

Judge AV. C. MeMataan. Court in session. Further Information as to next week's work tomorrow. PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Harry B. Tnthlll. Valparaiso. Court now in session.

tonight In the Auditorium of the Metho,iist church, at 8 o'clock sharp:. Piano Solo . . , 1-. . . .Fern Morrison

Recitation , .. . Willie Street Vocal Solo..,..,..:, Daisy Mock .Piano Duetr---Marle Bland & Irene Reed Reading... J Prof. C. P. Ilolway Vocal Solo. ......... .Mrs. C. P. Holway Readlng .Miss Vera Camp

After the program the audience will adjourn to the basement, where Ice cream and cake will be served. Mrs. R. Lovln of 3928 Hemlock street will be taken to St. Margaret's hospital Monday or Tuesday to have a serious operation performed.

PT.

THE DAY IN CONGRESS

tion of Panama canal administration bill. Vice President Browne.ll of Erift rail

road testified before Judiciary commit

tee In Its Investigation of: charges against Judge Archbald. Agricultural expenditures committee postponed indefinitely action, on Nelson resolution to Investigate meat inspection service. Merchant marine committee agreed to report favorably senate bill to regulate use of wireless telegraphy. Herman Sielcken testified before "money trust" investigating committee. Adjourned at 6:20 p. m. until Friday 11 a. m.

INDIANA HARBOR Mrs. M. E. Kilpatrick of Pennsylvania avenue is spending today with friends in Chicago. There will be a regular meeting of the Royal Neighbors at K. of P. hall tonight. The ladies of St. Alban's Guild will give a bake sale in the office of the Indiana Trust. & Savings bank tomorrow-afternoon. Another Standard Oil barge came in during the night and is being loaded at their temporary dock just above the E., J. & E. bridge. The social meeting of the Methodist Indies' Aid society at Mrs. James Spittle's homo, on Baltimore avenue, yesterday, was well attended notwithstanding the disagreeable weather and a delightful -time had by all who attended. The following program will be given

. SENATE. Met at noon and resumed consideration of agricultural appropriation bill. Finance committee agreed to vote on sugar and excise tax bills In committee tomorrow and on wool bill Tuesday. Vice President Campbell, New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, testified before Titanic investigating committee that White Star lines arrangements for speefal train from Halifax included' accommodations for all passengers booked on Titanic. Senator Heyburn ' blocked movement to fix by unanimous consent a date for a vote on all pending tariff bills. Adopted resolutions directing secretary of state to submit copies of all let

ters of American syndicate concerning

negotiations for sale of Mexican lands

at Magdalena Bay to Japanese syndicate."" ' Senator Chamberlain called upon department of justice to begin proceedings to cancel timber land sections of railroads and lumber companies made in lieu of their forest reserve holdings. Adjourned at 6:12 p. m. until Friday noon. HOUSE. Met at 11 a. m. and began considera-

LAKE CO. REGISTRATION

BY TJU'RECJCT

County Auditor Finds That

Country Did Better Than First Supposed.

exclaimed, "Why Uncle John this isn't our car. its got a horn on in a different place." By that time Kunert and the rest of

me garage employes were ' roaring with laughter. Glennon invited them

all down to have dinner. Th lnu

was on him.

It Beems that some man who desidej n the vicinity of Terre Haute was go

ing through the region when his car

was struck by a Gary & Interurban

car in the vicinitv of the "R. J. Jt- v.

crossing, east of Hammond.

When the car was brought to Ham

mond it was found to be an exact duplicate of Glennon's car, excepting the horn. The idea of nuttine

on Glennon was then suggested' and carried out with surprisine success.

No one was hurt in the automobile

accident and the names of the orcu-

pants of the car could not be learned. They went on into Chicago to attenJ some religious meeting at Thirty-seventh street and Indiana avenue.

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Fine quality Cedar Valley Good Strong Santos Choice roastBrick " Creamery Tomato and Rio ed Peaberry Cheese, Butter, Plants, Coffee, Coffee, r. . . 20c r. . . 34c Z,n. 1 0c fbr. . . 23c ty, 24c Swift's fa- Granulated Fine Astor Plants, .20-Mule Best Large mous Wash- Washing Pink, White, Light Blue Team Lump Launing Powder, Soda , (SalEOda and Dark Blue, Borax, dry Starch large -f Cp per 1 per f ft per - f 4 lbs 4 C. pkg...IUb lft lb dozen UC pkg. , UC for... I DC Staylit lion Rolled Royal Whole Fresh White Matches, Oats, Evaporated and Yellow 5c packages. Full size, Apricots, Corn Meal, nov Qip per QJ. per- 1 per O at... Q2U pkg... Q2b lb... IZSC lb...... ZC Old Lion Turkish LION XXXX Blackene and Large Dutch Bath Toilet FLOUR E-Z Stove Queen Cleanser, Soap, H-barrel sack 77c Polish, Olives, 10c Op SeakenCjn. M -barrel sack 1.52 .T0c per 1 "7 can3 Ob for. . . Lij H-barrel sack 2.98 bot C pint.. I C Graham and Choice Fresh Herfort's Famous Joan of Arch Shelled WalOatmeaL Baked Ass'd Sweet Sugar Corn, Kidney, nuts, selectCrackers, Cakes, i0c qualitv, Beans, cd halves, SpkgsOCf, per Ifl 3 cans for 20c; -Jf- 10c Q0 per OQo for... &fK lb I Ub per dozen jC cans. . . . Ob lb. . . . OUU Large Holland Kirk's American Family Blue Cross Walter BakFresh Rusk, and Macaroni an! eVs Premium Cocoanuts, 10c pack- Armour's Lighthouse Soap Spaghetti, Bitter Chocogff. . . . 5c r. . 8jc 1 0rT 39c 7c 8c Pure Grape Maryland BIG WINE SALE Underoof Duffy's Pure Juice, Pure Rye Fine Old California Pure Malt Monarch Whiskey, Port Wine, Whiskey, Whiskey, pt. bot 1 5C quart. 75C only 75C bot.. 1 ,05 bottles 75 C Fancy Solid Fancy Fany Home Grown Choice Ripe Fresh Clean New Green Cabbage, Cucumbers, Rhubarb, Tomatoes, Spinach, lb r. . . . SIC 3cto . . . . 7C 4pounds 1 OC Fb. . . 1 2C peck 25

(Special to The Times.)

crown point. Ind., May IT. Auditor

cnaries A. Johnson has totaled the Lake county registration last week as 9.000 voters, about 65 per of the 1910 vote, and probably 50 per cent of the

1911 vote. Gary is the banner registra

tion city. The totals so far. except two missing precincts, are as follows: The registration, according to ore-

cincts, is as follows:

Gary. 1 45:1 4 92 2 11415 S8 3 15!16 139 16517 103 5 226!lS 108 6 lS8jl9 ; 87 " 159120 64 8 16321 100 9 21 2!22 74 10 229j23 114 11 1 4324 . 62

12 1 1 325 117 13 $0j26 139 Total ...3,3.20 Hammond. 1 29;12 102 2 , 92!13 43 3 80l 4 57 4 45;15 104 5 137(16 79 6 109l7 7 204jl8 67

160:19 120 154i20 126 168121

VOICE OF PEOPLE

A I.ETTEn TO CONDUCTORS.

i-ditor Timer: Conductors, if an old drunken man "of fifty years happened

to be on your car without carfare would

you throw him off face downward in

me mua, or wouia you assist nim, po

litely, to get off? Of course it is necessary to use force sometimes, but do you think that your employer would think more of you for doing such an Inhuman

act ana causing tne passengers on your

car to openly resent it? Or would you

employer and your fellow beings think more of you if you had a little more feeling and respect for the down and

outs of humanity? A HUMANE BEING.

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El Sepino, Havana Cigars, 2 3! 25c

La Marca and Official Seal, 10c Cigars', for. 25c

Havana Londres,

our famous 5c Cigar

Box of 50 for.

1.39

Curly Maid and Joe Anderson, 5c Cigar, 10!? : 25c

SPECIALS EN (GJMUIDV BBEPnRW.JERIT

Chewing Gum,

all brands,

3 packages for . . ,

10c

Chocolate Maple Marshmallows,

something very fine,

per box

10c

Nobetima Toffee,

a verv delicious eat

ing taffy, per lb ... .

15c

Barr's Saturday Chocolates, a regular 50c value, Saturday only, ft Qp pound box. . .vb

Total 2,105 i East Ualcngo. 27ill 51 10212 57

45;13 68 93jl4 48 3215 , 47 , S8;16 22

7 58117 32 8 691S 94 9 64ll9 47 0 46120. 32 M biting.

Social News IN

Ham m ond

35 37 47 47

5. . 6. .

North Tonanhlp. 92 2 "9i Calumet Townhip. . .. 84 j 2 Ifobart Township.

81 88 68 56 91

.135 .102

Rou Township. 35 2 Center Township.

. 64 . 67 .114 . 57

... 55 4 . . . 29 John Township.

49! 3 53 j Hanover Township. 46 2 AVInfleld Township. "2I Ksgle Creek. "I Cedar Creek. ... 135! 3. 102j Wmt Creek. 5S 3 41!

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ACCIDENT

A BltlDGR IMRTV. Mrs. W. H Gostlin, jr., gave

bridge party last evening at her horn

in Carroll street honoring her siste Miss Florence Ingraham of Ithaca. I

1., who is here on a visit, and Miss

Agnes Meikle,- one of the brides

ine coming week. linage whist wa

played at five tables and after several

games the honors were awarded,

Miss Agnes Meikle scored high.

prettily appointed two course lunch

eon was served at the conclusion

the games. Mrs. Gostlin entertaine

airs, isaisich or Hartland, Wis. who s

Mrs. R. M. Chapman's house guest,

Miss Meikle and her house guest

Miss Adele Allbright of Louisville, Ky

ana miss Alary iDach or Indianapolis, Miss Florence Ingraham of Ithaca, N. Y.; Mrs. John Beckman, Mrs. R. M.

Chapman, Mrs. Victor Dyer, Mrs. F. C. Crumpackerj Mrs. C. -A. Scott, Mrs. V. A. Poyser, Mrs. George Chapln, Mrs. W. D. Tatton, Mrs. L. L. Bomberger, the Misses Florence Loveridgc. Xorma Locklin, Mae Nelson. Alice Holm, Ellen Clarke. Ethel Ebrtght, Muriel AVilcox and Fannie Ruhstadt. A IV EXTERT.IIXMKXT. Miss Beth White of Chicago will give an entertainment at the First Congregational church in Gostlin street this evening: under the auspices of the Ladies" Aid society. The proceeds will be used for the benefit of the church. An attractive program has been arranged for the evening.

Miss White has given the program a several entertainments this winter and has become a favorite with Hammond audiences. A QUIET CEREMONY. The Rev. W. F. Switzer united Miss Genevieve Getty and Henry A. Ehleit of Robertsdale in marriage Tuesday afternoon.. The ceremony was solemnized at the M. E. parsonage in Russell street. Mr. and Mrs. Ehlert will make their home in Robertsdale. MRS. CLOVER ENTERTAINS. A very enjoyable meeting of the Uptodate Whist Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. G. H. Clover in East State street. Mrs. Clover entertained with cards and whist was played at two tables. High score was made by Mrs. J. T. Flavin. Mrs. Harvey Cleveland and Mrs.

Frank Waller won the second and, third honors and were awarded pretty favors. Dainty refreshments were served after the games. In two weeks on "Wednesday afternoon. May 29th Mrs. J. T. Flavin will have the ladles

of the club as her guests at her home

in South Hohman street.

A THIMBLE PARTY. At her home, 280 Towle street, Mrs.

Sass very pleasantly entertained the

members of the Helping And F,m-

broldery Clubs yesterday afternoon.

The members devoted the hours to

their needle work until four o'clock when dainty refreshments were serv

ed. No arrangements were made for

he next meeting which will be held

in two-' weeks on Wednesday, May

29th. The hostess will be named later.

MRS. YOIGHT ENTERTAINS.

Mrs. Harry ' Volght was at home to

the members of the Ladies' Aid Socie

ty nf tVil. FlrKt M V. rhnrrh vpatArrlqv I

afternoon at her Williams street resi- j

aence. xne early part or tne arter-

noon was devoted to the transaction of business. During the social hour

dainty refreshments were served. Mrs. Voight, Mrs. Thompson, Mrs. Towle and Mrs. Wells were hostesses

at the meeting. Announcement was

made of the next meeting to be held

on the afternoon of May 29th.

HOLD REGULAR MEETING. The members of the Ladles Aid So

ciety of the First Congregational

church met in the parlors of the church in Gostlin street yesterday aft

ernoon for their regular weekly meeting. Flans were made for the enter

tainment to be given at the church

this evening and the remainder of the afternoon was devoted to quilting. A

great deal of work was accomplished

The members will meet in the church

parlors again next Wednesday after noon.

A BUSINESS MEETING.

Mrs. C. W. Howell and Mrs. J. W.

Rhind were hostesses at the meeting

of the Ladies' Aid Society of the First

Presbyterian church yesterday after

noon in the parlors of the church in

South Hohman street. The greater part of the afternoon was spent with

business transactions. The members planned for a newspaper' sale to be held in the near future and also made

arrangements for serlng the alumni banquet on Friday evening, June 7th. During the social hour the hostesses served a dainty luncheon.

HAMMOND.

I'HONE 233

A SQUARE DEAL. Peck'a Bad Boy, which mi booked to appear at thla theatre waa found to be below the atandard. Rather than foist poor show on oar patrons w r canceled It, though If xneaaa a large ezpenM to' as. ALLARUT BROS. TONITE AND UNTIL SUN. 3 Oberita Sisters 3 The Art Beautiful Sensational Electric Novelty Mahoney Bros, and Daisy Singing and Eccentric Dancing Jean Irwin Dainty Songstress Stewart and Mercer Comedy Acrobats and Ring Artists Other Features SAME LOW PRICES

day at her home in Pedro will be pfayed

Truman avenue, at four tables.

WILL PLAY- WHIST. Whist will be played by the mem

bers of the Fern Leaf Linen Club at the home of Mrs. J. Dufrain In Michi

gan avenue this afternoon. The-game will progress at three tables. A pedro party and dance will be given by .the members of the G. t. A to the B. of L. E. this evening in the Moose Hall in State street and the invitation to attend is extended the public.

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CAUSES

JOHN

SOM

WORRY

John Glennon, the proprietor of the Majestic Hotel in Hammond was mad. There is no mistake about" it. The idea that any one would have the nerve to forge a permit for the use of his car and then take it out and smash it up in a collision with a street car was positively the limit. And the proprietor of the Fayette street garage came in for his share of the abuse. "You ought to know better than to let a man have my car without my personal permission. What kind of dubs are you any way." "Well." retorted Kunert, "the fellow came in here with a note written on Majestic Hotel stationery which read, 'Let Mr. have my car this afternoon," and what could I do. I don't know your hand writing." The more Glennon examined the cir the madder he got. The fender was bent, the axle was broken, the wheels were smashed and the car was a sorry sight. Wants Police Aid. "What did the fellow look like," said Glennon. "I'm going to call up tne police. . "I'll tell them to come right over,-' said Kunert. But the line was busy. In a few minutes Glennon's littla nephew, a boy about seven years old.

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A JAPANESE TEA. One of the prettiest social entertainments of yesterday afternoon was a Japanese tea at which the members of the Woman's Guild of St. Paul's Episcopal church were hostesses at the home of Mrs. W. D. Ray, 45 Glendale Park. ' Receiving with Mrs. Ray were her mother, Mrs. Lemon, Mrs. E. G. Steineck, Mrs. Charles Albert Smith, Mrs. Harry Johnson, Mrs. R. W. Ross. Mrs. F. J. Mclllroy, Mrs- B. W. Chidlaw, Mrs. -A. A. Young and Mrs. Thomas Meara. They wore dainty and very attractive Japanese costumes. The home was beautifully decorated with Japanese umbrellas, lanterns and large bunches of spring blossoms. After a short program of musical and literary numbers a dainty

tea was served. The entire afternoon's entertainment was very delightful and more than fifty members of the guild

and their friends were in attendance

A nice sum was realized which will be

used for the benefit of the church

The members have announced their

next meeting for Wednesday after

noon. May 22nd when Mrs. E. G. Steineck will entertain at her home, 422

Truman avenue. It will be a business

meeting and several Important busl r.tss matters will be discussed. MAYWOOD CLUB MEETING.

The members of the Maywood Club wil be entertained by Mrs. Jamis

Boyer at her home in East Carroll

street this afternoon. It will be the first social meeting of the members following the . organization of the

club two weeks ago. A PTDRO PARTY. Mrs. Henrietta Huber is entertain

ing the members of the Good Will

Club at an afternoon card party to

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