Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 281, Hammond, Lake County, 17 May 1912 — Page 5

Friday, May 17, 1912.

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d SEND IS YOt'R GARV SOCIAL NEWS. " Hit ya aay guests at year d d hornet Tro yoa or aay of yoar family d kolas; away oa a vlaltr Are you to eatertala at aay no- d d rial catheriagar d Waa . thero a party at your d hornet Are. notices of yoar rlnb meet- d d laao ptiated reajularlyT Have yon beea appolated oa aay d lodce or club committee?

d What about year aoclety eleed tlonst la yon? church pianolas aay d lata d Are yoa planning 7 dinner d parties d la the child to have a birthday part 7 1 d If ao let oa kaow. THE TIMES d wanta all the aortal newa It caa d a-et aad Ita edltora will appreciate d year aaalataace. Phoae or addreaa d THE TIMES, 210 Reynolds' buildd lit, E24 Brondway. . Tel. Gary 137.

- - SOCIAL EVENTS OF THE WEEK. d TODAY Eastern Star lodge dance at new Assembly hall. ' Dinner party given by Mr. and Mrs. K. C, Simpson In honor of Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Snell. SATURDAY Swarstika Musical club meets at the studio of Miss Salisbury, In the C4em building. General hospital auxiliary meets at hospital. Methodist Aid society will hold apron and bake sale at 703 Broadway. Mrs. R. W. Cousins entertains the Pioneer club at her home, 659 Van Euren street.

d ITS THE NEAR FUTURE.

KMG1ITS ATTEND SERVICES. More than fifty Knights Templar, some of them coming from Hobart, turned out with the Gary commandery last night la full uniform, to attend the scension Day services which were conducted at Christ Episcopal church. Bishop John Hazen "White of Michigan City, grand prelate of the Templars, preached.- Captain W. J. Purdue of the Salvation Army, local prelate, occupied a position of honor. The Knights made a fine showing, and Captain General Kinder, who lead the procession, showed considerable military ability. Kminent Commander Molyineaux commanded the body. LECTURE AND ENTERTAINMENT. (Contributed.) The Westminster Presbyterian church of Tolleston will give a lecture and entertainment course this fall and winter. The course will be furnished by the Century Lyceum bureau of Chicago. A series of five numbers will be given. Henry Clark, lyceum and Chautauqua lecturer, will lecture on the BUbject of -Play Ball." This popular lecture has been given many times to the delight and moral uplittof many churches

and people. harles Howard Plattenburg, popular lecturer, will probably speak on the subject of "Worms Beneath the Bark." This lecture has been given in many states with universal

satisfaction. Mr. Kllsworth Plumstead.

entertainer, will give an evening dur

ing this course. His entertainments

consist of medley programs of songs.

stories, costume selections and charac

ter delineations from the poems and

prose of today. Elizabeth de Barrle Gill, harpist-reader, and contralto solo

ist, will render a program of musia,

and song. She comes with recommendations from persons like General Lew Wallace of Crawfordsville. The Maude

Stevens Concert company will be present an evening during the winter. This company Is made up of a violinist, pian

ist and whistler. The whistling will be "Song Without Words." .The contract for .the services of these great artists was made some weeks ago, but the work preparatory to their coming has been postponed until now on account of the completion of the new church taking ao much time of the congregation. The tickets will be sold through two Sunday school classes. Subscriptions will be taken in advance and a reward of great value given to the class securing the largest subscriptions to the course. ' The Westminster congregation desire to make their church a help in the neighborhood, a center for good in the community. We ask the co-operation of all in the enterprises for the kingdom. In return we want to serve you the very best we possibly can. FOR SALE Stylish bay riding mare; also busrgv and harness. Address 3X

care of GARY EVENING TIMES. 17 -3 1

Kline were Chicago visitors yesterday.

Miss C. Seberger wlll: spend Sunday

in Crown Point.

Miss Hazel Robinson will visit with

parents in Chicago over Sunday.

Mrs. H. Frazure has returned to

Windsor Park after a few days' visit.

with Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. James.

Miss Nettie Grahel was a Valparaiso

visitor yesterday. ;

Miss Wilna Gallagher of Chicago will

spend Sunday here.

GARY READY FOR

DECORATION DAY SCRAP

24. Gary Choral socontest at Emerson

FRIDAY, May ciety musical

school. ' WEDNESDAY, May 22. B. R. T ball at New Assembly hall. WEDNESDAY, May 29. First ball reception of the Royal Order of Moose,

at new Assembly hall. ; THURSDAY, June 6. Young Ladies

THE CITY

The Bryan Lecture.

Tickets for the lecture on the "Signs of the Times" which William Jennings

Sodality of Holy Angel's church will Bryan will deliver at the Majestic thehold dance at Commercial club rooms. ' ater fn Gary next Monday night are on

j sale at Ridgely's drug store. Admission

BRIDGE ("LIB TO MEET. hs 50 cents. 75 cents and $1. Out-of-

The Bridge Club will be' entertained town reservations may be made by callFriday afternoon by Mrs. McRoberts ' ing up the Gary Y. M. C. A. or Rldge-

at her home, 701 Madison street.

AUXILIARY" WILL MEET. Saturday the auxiliary of the Gary General Hospital will hold a meeting at the hospital. PIONEER C'LUH TO MEET. The Pioneer Club will be entertained Saturday evening at the home of Mrs. R.i W. .Cousins.

-" TO HOLD MEETING. Saturday the Swastika Club hold their last meeting.

will

AID SOCIETY AND CLUB MEETING. The Sorsis met this afternoon at the

home of Mrs. Thomas. The Baptist Ladles" Aid Society , met with Mrs. O. Ward. The Methodist Ladles' Aid met with Mrs. M. S. Hopper. Mrs. I. Lauman entertained the Busy Bee Club. Mrs. W. P. Laue entertains the Woman's Guild of Christ church. Christian church Ladies' Aid met at church.' Mrs.' God has meeting of Reformed church. Aid Society at her home, 2560 Washington street. TO GIVE RECITAL. A humorous recital will be given at the Christian church Tuesday, May 21 by, Beth Constant White, at 8 o'clock

ly's. pital.

Proceeds will go to Mercy hos-

Chicago Promoter Will Pull

off Mill in the Steel City.

Good progress is being made on the Chicago end of the prizefight to be

staged in. Gary on Memorial day. It Is expected that the scrappers will be signed up in the windy city today by Promoter Barney Green who has tak

en over Sam Sax's interest in the Tol

leston arena.

It is given out In the , promoter's

camp that everything is O. K. and that there, wil be no Interference with the bouts. Last year a good fight was to be staged on the fourth of July but some contractors who weren't "in on the deal" knocked out the fights for revenge. The Chicago Examiner

prints today: "Johnny Thompson and Eddie Mi

Goorty did not sign yesterday to batr tie at Gary on May 30, as anticipated. Thompson was present at the Nate

Lewis gym at' 3 o'clock and Manager

Marty Forkins was there for McGoorty. But Promoter Barney Green failed to come in from Gary. He phoned Thompson, however, that he would

meet him here tomorrow in an effort

to come to terms. In the meantime both the Cyclone and McGoorty will

go ahead arranging other matches and

the Hoosier promoter may lose out.

Thompson Is eager and willing for

the clash with McGoorty. The latter

already has come to terms with Green.

Thompson said that all he would ask

of Gren was a fair percentage of the gate, with no guarantee except one that the battle will be staged as per schedule. Surely that ought to suit the promoter. There will be no new

developments In the situation" until

tomorrow.

"There is every ehance that if the Thompson-McGoorty match Is closed

an attractive seml-windup will be arranged. Sailor Bill Walters and Eddie Nearing, the Reliance A. C. s'tar. are

being figured on and would be sure t-

put up a slashing battle. The Sailor!

has graduated from the se'ml-windup class, but is willing to give Nearing a

chance at Gary, because an injury pre

vented him from meeting the West Sjder last Winter. They were to box

before an Indiana club, but Walters was forced to call things off because of a sore foot. Nearing then stopped

Walters' sparring partner, Dick Hart

tver since vv alters has wanted to fight it out with Eddie. The latter is

a newcomer 10 xne game, out he s a clever boy, a worthy foe for the

Sailor."

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Grand Boxfing Ceimflesfl M '&2 j

SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 18th 6-ROUND PRELIMINARY BETWEEN 8-ROUfsiD SEMI-WINDUP BETWEEN YOUNG CHRISTIE vs. EDDIE WELLS EDDIE HART vs. LEO ST. CLAIR 10-ROUND MAIN EVENT BETWEEN JESS WILLARD vs. FRANK RYAN

AT 210 POUNDS

GENERAL, ADMISSION, I.OO

BDDIB SAINTRY, Referee

the judges are subject to the recognized J or solarium attached to his home,

laws of the land, and are bound by it.

If by reason of changes in our social.

economic or industrial life, laws become oppressive or Ineffective, our form of government gives ample means for statutory relief. If judges are corrupt

they may be impeached. If the present

system of Impeachment is too cumber

some, let a new tribunal be established by which corrupt or incompetent Judges shall, after a fair trial, be removed

from office, but never permit that a

Judge shall be subject to, the influence

of spasmodic changes of public sentiment. Such a condition would make

the law a dancing ignis-fatus and the i administration of it a mockery of the fundamental principles of justice."'

MYSTERY SURROUNDS

GARY SHOOTING CASE Mystery surrounds the shooting of

William Clark in a Gary flat at 521

Monroe street yesterday afternoon. Clark is now at the Gary General hos-

Go about the baby's bath system' atically. Have the windows and doors shut and everything in readiness before beginning. The dye used to color some Btockings contains a poisonous element, consequently the stockings should be washed before being worn. Be exceedingly careful to use the purest benzoin In creams. To test it put some in water. If pure it will turn the water white as milk. A young child's shoes should always have broad toes. If the toes areeven slightly crowded they soon lap over. This condition spoils the natural beauty of the foot and is apt to become very uncomfortable.

PREFERS PRISON TO APPEAL. Charles Daniels, of Brazil, conictod of contributing to the delinquency of Dana Chambers, would ' rather serve

his sentence in prison than spend any more - money in an endeavor to oh'

tain a new trial. An appeal had been

jaiital with a bullet in his hand and the granted In his case by Judge Mc-

police have William Hackett, who is Gregor when Dniels asked to be sent

Here la a dainty gown of old blue charmeuae. The three gore skirt has

seams on the sides and In the mid

dle front. The bodice Is mounted In tucka on the shoulders and has short sleeves set in large arm holes. The

short draped coat effect is of match

ing chiffon cloth. The tiny bows

and girdle are of darker blue faille

silk.

accused of the shooting, locked up at

the city jail..

Neither will discuss the case and

I Hackett's wife also maintains silence. I The prisoner will be given a hearing to

morrow.

to prison. He said he wished the remainder of his property to be kept In-

tact for his family. ' Daniels went to the penitentiary yesterday, still protesting his innocense. , '

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING will "make" yoar baalness enterprise It I la ono that ncht to be "mad."

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LECTURES

Oil RECALL

Noted Lawyer Says That

STRAWBERRY

PROSPECT BAD . i

Cool Weather Threatens the

Crop. j New Albany, Ind., May 17. Straw-;

berry growers of the New Albany dis-; trict are discouraged on account of the

continued cool weather, which threat-, ens disaster to the crop, which is just '

beginning to ripen. The value of the strawberry crop in this district, which ' is perhaps the most extensive straw- !

berry growing section in the world, ag

gregates something like $300,000 an

nually.

INDIANA LAW

ABOVE IOWA

Huntington Judge Overrides

Hawkeye Statutes.

The Peoples (Dash Grocery 402 119th Street Whiting, Ind.

Sugar, with order of 1.00 or more, per pound

(Limit 10 pounds to a customer.) FLOUR New Century Brand, -barrel sacks "80c 4 -barrel sacks 1 ko

-barrel Backs 3.15

MjIk, tall cans, per can q small cans, per can ,

Baker's Chocolate, 1 mt -pound cake I v Eggs, fresh from the coun- i try, per dozen Cranberries, per quart

2lc

American Family Soap, with order, 5 bars Acme Buckwheat Flour,

3 pkKs., 25c per Package.

Perolin Sweeping Compound pre

vents dust, a 25c can for : , Try Our Special Peaberry Coffee, per pound. ....... Creamery Butter, per carton Prunes, per pound, 00 3 pounds for

2lc 30c 34c 25c

These Prices are Good for May 18, 20, and 21

Huntington, Ind., May 1". What Is

believed to be the first decision of its i

John Doe Warrants Are htind rendered in th-rnlted states was

handed down by Judge J. T. Merriman Illegal, and SayS Judges in the Huntington circuit court In the case of Raymond and Beulah King Are BOUnd by the LaWS Of. against Marvin O. Gibter brought to

the Land. I under the terms of a will. Judge Mer

riman held that even though the plain-I tiff, Beulah King, 19 years old, now re

siding in Iowa, is of age according to the law of that state, the law of Indiana setting the time when a person attains majority still holds good. The decision was a victory for the defense.

Another Robbery. Mrs. R. C. Stamper, wife of Dr.' Stamper, a dentist with offices in the Brennan block, reported to the Gary police that burglars robbed the basement of her home at Eighth avenue and Monroe street yesterday afternoon. A large amount of bed clothing was all that was taken. S '

Gleason Park Baseball. Much interest Is centered In the Gary-Hammond baseball game to be played at Gleason park Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock. Tomorrow afternoon the Gunthers of

Chicago will play the Gary Gleason park-

nine at

BRIDGE TRUST 18 HINTED IN STEEL

TRADE INQUIRY

Arrests, particularly those mode on a

'John Doe warrant," and the recall of

judges, were the subject of a highly

interesting special lecture given last

evening at the Lincoln-Jefferson Col

lege of Law by the Honorable John F.

Geeting, a noted Chicago lawyer, au

thor and lecturer.

Although the lecture was given prl

marily for the benefit of the student body quite a number of local ladies and gentlemen, including local attorneys.

availed themselves of the school's In

vitation to hear the noted Chicagoan

Mr. Geeting Is not an advocate of the

SOCIALISTS HISS

TAFT AND TEDDY

Indianapolis, Ind., May 17. Follow

ing a turbulent mass meeting, when stereopticon pictures of President Taft, Theodore Koosevelt and the diamondstudded slippers of Mrs. Claries H. An-

thonv of Muncie were hissed, the so-

Joe Doe warrant "; nor Is he an advo- clallst national convention resumed its

work today. The resolutions committee will recommend for the first time In the history of the party a propaganda work In the army, navy, police department, militia and constabularies. The committee will recommend the

adoption of a resolution pledging the-

To Real Estate Owners: If you have property not fully paid for, would you like a written guarantee that death itself cannot prevent completing the payments and making title sure and clear? You may ask us for particulars with no obligation on your part. EMPLOYEES LIFE & CASUALTY INSURANCE COMPANY Citizens' German Bank Building, Hammond, Indiana.

cate of the recall of judges. As a sub

stitute for the latter reform, however,

he very cogently suggested other reme

die's

The lecturer defined the power of of

fleers in making arrests without war

rants and traced the doctrine back to

the early practice of England, to show fh rnnvntinn in.

Maintain ASSOCia- the basIc Principles for arrests today. seph Ettor and Arthur Giovanetti, '

in tne course 01 nis remarKS air. s,r.k(, ipaner9 at Lawrence, held on

Geeting made a very severe criticism phr. Qt mansiaughter. The recom

on me practice 01 issuing jonn uoe mendation will provide that $500 be

warrants. fnr the HAfnnso nf th men Thl

John Doe Warrant X. U. platform has split, it is said, on the

xnese warrants, ne saia, are noi gooa

against any person who is not known

Builders

tion With New York Headquarters.

Wabash Improvements. The Wabash railway Is making several Improvements at its interchanging yards at Clarke Station. The company also has men at work

connecting the Gary Bolt works with

, its majn line. Tlii.s plant is adjacent to

the "J" railway as well as the Wabash and there has been much rivalry between the two lines for the business.

New York, May 17. In stalking the by the name of "John Doe," and if any steel trust the- rnvpmm.ii) i,n.T.. other person is arrested the officer is

question of indorsing industrial union-Ism.

WANTED Boarders and meals at 745 Delaware street, Gary. 17-St

DON'T GO TO LAW Our Abstract will show you whether you are buying land or a law salt. ALLMAN-GARY TITLE COMPAHT

Sacoeaaoro BROS. A

ALLMAK

CAPITAL $100,000.00

to DIXWIDDIB.

Abstract of Title to Lands

Lake County, Indiana. OFFICES: 656 Broadway, Gary, Ind. Altman Block, Crown Point, Ind. BRANCH OFFICE: Chicago' Title & Truct Company, Chicago, IIL

Salvation Army BusyThe red and blue divisions of the Salvation Army Sunday school have an interesting contest on for new members. Capt. and Mrs. W. J. Purdue, In

chargs of the Gary corps, which is locate dat 1161 Washington street.

TOLLESTON. Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Glle are the nroud

parents of a baby boy born Thursday morning. Miss Elise Lemp of Chicago will be the guest of Mrs. L. Marks for a few days. Mrs. A. M. Frazure Is on the sick list. Lyod and Irving Paustle have returned from a few weeks' visit in Michigan. S. T. Stubbins will return to Chicago after an extended visit with relatives here. Mrs. Mary Knepper of Ligioner, Iiid., is the guest of 'Mr. and Mrs. E. Green. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Frazure are visiting with friends in Kendallville for a few weeks. J. A. Mormandt will visit in Chicago for a few days. - Mrs. L. "G. Avery to "Miss ' Mayme

edly hushed another trust yesterday.

At any rate, the description of the new organisation answered very closely the general outlines of what the government, in its dissolution suit ac

cuses the big steel combine of being.

Judge J. M. Dickinson, chief counsel

for the government, yesterday began

to pray Into the character and mcth

ods of the American Bridge Company,

another subsidiary of the Morgan

uary combination. He called to the stand John Sterling Doane, president of the rhoenixville (Pa.) Bridce &

Iron Oomnanv. one nf th iirnnr..f means to arrest John Doe and no one

the independent bridge companies.' I else.

During the examination of Mr. Mr. Geeting introduced the subject

Deane the new trust was flushed, I of recall of judges by speaking of the much to the amusement of R. V. ll Public criticism on courts for holding

Undabury. Cordenio A. Severance and I acls ot the legislature unconstitutional.

the other counsel of the steel trust. Thls error, he said, came from the use

liable to a suit for false Imprisonment,

a doctrine upheld by the supreme court

of the United States and several of the state, as well as by the constitution of Indiana, which prohibits warrants which do not give a particular descrip

tion of the person to be arrested. The correct rule, Mr. Geeting said, is, that if the offender's name is known, his name should be put in the warrant, but if his name is not known then he should be described in such a manner that the officer may know whom to arrest; but that a warrant for "John Doe"

HEALTH AMI BEAUTY. To build up the tissues of the body sip a glass of rich creamy milk before retiring. If the baby vomits, don't put anything except water into his stomachfor four hours. . The house owner who appreciates the

beneficences of sunshine has a sun room

ine company is tne member or an as

sociation of bridge builders in various

I parts of the country, and who main

tain headquarters in New York. He denied, however, that the twenty-five

".members enter into price agreements

i John A. Toppin, chairman of the liepublic Iron & Steel Company, was 'sharply cross-examined by the steel j trust's lawyers. He said he attended 'all the "Gary dinners." Prices and 'other trade matters were discussed

freely and . tentative agreements for the good of the whole trade usually adopted. Topping said. .

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

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MT. CLEMENS, MICH.

THIS is the largest hotel in Mt. Clemens and if patronized hy the very best

people. It is handsomely furnished and equipped throughout with all modern conveniences located in a beautiful nark

"There cannot be an unconstitutional OT;th refined surroundings best cuisine and law," declared Mr. Geeting. "A law," service. The baths and waters here arti very

ne saia, is an aumoruauvp ruio regu- ettective Hi the relief of

lating and limiting the actions of man

of the self-contradictory term, "unconstitutional law," even at times used by judges. .

People Have Ample Power.

OPENING

mi Served from 8 p. m. to midnight Saturday, May 18th, at Theodore Stergios Hew Restaurant 108th St. and Indianapolis Ave,, Roby, Ind.

Cordial Invitation to the Public

kind. . " "The constitution is the supreme law of the land and Is authoritive. It Is the charter by which the legislature obtains its power, and whenever the legislature attempts to go beyond its charter its act is not law. for It can not

Rheumatism. Nenrlii nd IVervcna Dlamn, Blood and Skin Affec-

UJUmion. Paralysis,

Locomotor Ataxia. Etc.

The Colonial Bath House is complete in equipment and not excelled bv the best in this countrv. F.levator h"rert

aucnormve. mo couns in sucn cases ; to bath house from each floor of the hoteL

ao not set asiae me constitutional laws; but simply refuse to recognize acts of the legislature which are simply void.

For further Information recardinr trmmei t. botei ccommodKion. etc.. addrem ataaat ir

possessing only the name, but not the vitality of laws. "As our judicial system now exists

WIT. CLEMENS, MICH.

Our fcloney Faffrs It will get you out of debt. Borrow it and yon will hare plenty left; after paying the little we ak each week or month; to meet your bills and still have money over for ether purposes. Yon aave a lot when you pay rash for what you need. $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.

WE LOAN $10 TO $100!

on furniture, piano, horses and vehicles or stock and lear the property in your possession. All business private and confidential and courteous treatment. Short time loans oa their ottb note to merhaalrs. aalarlea people aad others. Borrow SJS. pay hack $3.50. Other anaooats at tho aaiao ratio. LOANS MADE ANYWHERE IN THE CALUMET DISTRICT. Call, write or phone us to call on you. Lalte (Bounty Loan Co. XS RIMBACH BLOCK Over Lias Store HAMMOND, ID. Telephone 218. Opes. Every Krealasr till 8 0Cloek. "YOU ARE TO BLAME IF YOU FORGET THE NAME." ,