Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 290, Hammond, Lake County, 28 May 1912 — Page 5

Tucsdav. Mav 28, 1912.

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE SUPERIOR COl'RT, ROOM NO. 1 Judge Virgil S. ReXer. Ii(ormtloa. The court and a jury are hearing tha cas of the state vs. Melvin C, Herman, charged with assault and battery. ae DUpoard Of. State vs. Mik Kublc. Charged with petit larceny. Ralph IV. Ross for the state and H. K. Grangr for the defense.. Court case. Defendant found guilty and sentenced to thirtydays in jail and fined $10 and costs. LAKE SKPKRIOR COURT, ROOM SO. a Judge Lawrence Becker. Case on Trial. J. P. Seeburg Piano Co. vs. John Oleska and J. Glenn Harris. II. F. Mac Cracken of Gary and Attorney Livlgston of Chicago tr the plaintiff, and Joseph Conroy and Walter Lots for the defendants. Case will take all day. Cant IHnpowd Of. Morgan vs. Chicago City Railway Co.

- Civil Jury case. Suit for damages. Casa will take all week. Sent to Torter county on a change of venue. LAKR SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. S Judge Johannes Hopelke. . At Crown Point. The court set the cases yesterday. Owing to the fact that the. attorneys were not willing to go to trial with

their cases only special matters will be j

taken up until June 10. , THE LAKE-PORTER CIRCUIT COURT. Judge W. C. McManan. At Valparaiso, Court convened this morning. Probata work today. Setting of the cases today. PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. Judge Harry B. TutatlL At Michigan City, . Court convenes. Criminal Settings, Judge V. S. Relter. Tuesday, May 2S 1382 State v Hutton. Speeding. 1391 State v Melvin C Herman. Assault. 3340 State v Andrew Fuzy. Provoke. 1344 State v Simon Jurawlcz. Assault and battery. Wednesday, May 29 1342 State v Irwin Farmley. Assault and battery with intent. 1345 State v John Krusta. Assault ani battery. 135S State v Mary SarkoskL Assault. Thursday, May 30 I2S0 State v Lako. Bulatovltch. Challenge to duel. 13 SO State v Milan Covedarnlca. Assault and battery.

13S1 State v Milan Barach. Assault and battery. 1J78 State v Frank Marchus, John Ilileman. Assault And battery.

Deserter Arrested. Abraham Lincoln was arrested last night by the Gary police. Unlike his illustrious namesake he has no patriotism, for he is charged with being a navy deserter. The arrest was made by Officer McDonald, who also booked George Foley on the same charge. Both men had applied to the station for lodging.

STANDING OF RACE FOR DELEGATES

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A Scandalous CaseEdward Freely of East Chicago has been arrested by the East Chicago police on the charge of mistreating Hatti Zdrojeski, an epileptic, on the complaint of the girl's father. The case is a sorlous one and the defendant has been put under heavy bonds. The case was filed in the Lake superior court this morning after a preliminary hearing in the city court at East Chicago. Freely's bond was signed by himself and George Reiland of East Chicago. Freely is over 17 and the girl Is under the age of consent.

Grants Divorce. Special Judge. W. W. McMahon, sit

ting in the Lake superior court at

Hammond, granted a divorce to Mrs.

John J. Koch on her cross complaint

in the case of Koch vs. Koch. The

court allowed the cross complainant

$50 Oalimony,

RUSH WORK

AT REFINERY

Between thirty and forty cars of building material are on the ground at the International Lead Refining company's site at 151st street and the ca

nal, preparatory to rushing to comple. tion the work on this new plant.

orlcmen are now constructing a

towe rt be used in the distribution of concrete in the building operations. The

concrete will be made on the ground

and be elevated by chain bucket pro

cess to the top of the tower, when it

will be dumped into chutes variously

dirtcted as needed.

The Hartlgan Teaming" company has

about twenty-five teams at work mak

Ing the excavations, and the Indiana Harbor Belt is also at work laying half

a dozen switch tracks for yard pur

poses.

STATE.

Alabama .......24 24 AlaakM 2 3 Arkanaaa 18 10 California 89 a

olorado ....... 12 10 onnertleut ....14 14

Delaware ....... 6

Dlat. Colombia . . S S

Florida 12 13

eor&-ia 28 26

Hawaii 6 Illinois 58 3 Indiana SO 20

Idaho 8 2 Iowa ........... 16 Kentucky 20 23 Kannaa 20 3

Louisiana 20 20 Maine 12 .. Maryland 10 ,. Maaaaebuaetta ..34 18

Michigan ....... 30 20 Minnesota 24 . . Mlaaiaalppl 20 20

Mlnaourl 86 14 Montana .8 8

Nebraska ....,.,16 ., Nevada 6 A

New . Hampshire. 8 T New Mexico 8 T New York BO 83

North Carolina.. 24 North Dakota... 10 .. Ohio .48 10 Oklahoma 20 '4

Oregon 10 ..

Pennsylvania . .76 11

Philippine ..... 2 2 Porto Rleo 2 , 3 Rhode Island.... 10 10

South Carolina.. 18 18

Tennessee 24 20 Texas 40 24

Utah 8 8 Virginia 24 24 Vermont 8 6

Washington ....14 14

West Virginia. ..16

Wisconsin 26 Wyoming ....... 6 6

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as an excuse that they had received no J

Bttiaij iv " vi uiai mry xiuu occn forced to pay most of their own expenses. They did not care to go on. they said, with what appeared a losing cause. The, empty stands which greeted them did not tend to improve their humor. New York won the game by forfeiture and Chicago probably lost its franchise. There seems little likelihood of a game today. The disgruntled strikers declared that they would return to Chicago and the s&mi-pro ranks. It was rumored locally that Reading was ready to quit. This would mean four desertions from the original eight clubs. Cleveland and Chicago appear to be through in the west; Washington and Reading in the east. A meeting of the magnates will be held in Pittsburg tomorrow. It is understood that St. Louis financiers are willing to tak over the Cleveland franchise if all the clubs will post a forfeit. With interest In New York. Cincinnati and Pittsburg practically dead, it seems as if Wltman's proposi

tion is hard aground upon tha rocks of dissolution.

C. Mayo, who are at the head of the!

movement. The nrogra mis as follows:

Assemble at 1 o'clock at city hall.

March to assembly hall, services be

ginning at 2 o'clock sharp.

Invocation by Rev. Walton. Instrumental music. Welcome address by Mayor Knotts. Address by Co. Mayo. Vocal solo. Address by a Spanish-American war

veteran. Major MacFadden.

Vocal Solo. Address by Rev. Avann. A special invitation is extended to

all G. A.' R. members and friends, t

Spanish-American war veterans, public school children, parents and friends, church congregations and to the public at large. The sons of old soldiers have

special invitation to attend.

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THE DAY IN CONGRESS

Totals .- 541 381 36 10 36 DEMOCRATIC.

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STATE.

Alabama 24

Alaska ......... A

California 26

Colorado 12

Delaware 6

Illinois 58 Indiana , 30 Iowa 26

Kanaaa .........20

Maine 13

Maryland .......16

Maaaachaaetta ..86

Michigan ...J ...SO Mississippi .....20 Missouri ...... .36 Nebraska 16 New Mexico...... 8

New York SC North Dakota. lO Oklahoma ......20 Oreajon 10 Pennsylvania ..76 Porto Rleo...... 6

South Carolina.. 18

Tennessee .24

Utah 8 Wisconsin ...... 28 Wyoming 6

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SENATE.

Met at noon and considered Hitchcock resolution regarding publicity of

corporation tax Information.

Cuban relations committee directed

Chairman Page to confer with Presl

dent Taft regarding necessary recommendations for legislation in connection

with. Piatt amendment. Conferees reported army appropria

tion bill with anti-administration

amendments. ' Senator Hitchcock spoke on his reso

lutlon requesting president to supply

corporation tax returns.

Judiciary committee reported ad

versely Curtis resolution to make num

ber of presidential electors equal to

number of senators and representatives.

Adjourned at 6:3a p. m. until 11 a. m.

today. HOISE.

Met at 11 a. rn. and resumed consid

eration of naval appropriation bill.

Passed naval bill amendment to cre

ate a dental corps in navy.

Adjourned at 6:43 p. m. until 11 a, m.

today.

MEMORIAL DAY '

PROGRAM FOR GARY

As the result of a movement to hold

Memorial day services in Gary the fol

lowing program was given out today

by Postmaster J. fcW. Call and Col. A,

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Total 273 134 4 44 17 Instructed for Governor Marshall.

Instructed for Governor John Jurka.

CHICAGO UNCLE

SAMS ON STRIKE . IN NEW YORK New Tork, May 28. The UnHed States league is declared to face disso

lution as a result of a strike by play

ers of the Chicago club. The Windy

City aggregation refused to play New

York at Bronx oval yesterday afternoon when their Manager Billy Niesen. failed to put in an appearance. They claimed

IS THE NEED OF MONEY WORRYING YOU? $10 TO$100 LOANED

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ort ' Furniture, Pianos, etd, and you pay It back in small weekly or monthly payments.

the are

Our plans are best: our RATES the CHEAPEST.

If we do not save you $3 or more on every loan we will make you a loan for nothing.

Loans on their own notes to people permanently employed. Borrow $5. pay back S5.50. Other amounts in proportion.

JOHNSON PICKS

NEW CAMP; BEGINS WORK FOR BIG GO

tat Las Vegas, N. M., May 28. The

silence of the country was too much for Jack Johnson, whose ears are used to

the noise and rattle of the city, and

after spending one night on the Forsyth ranch, which had been secured by

Promoter Jack Curley as his training quarters, the black champion today picked out a location near the center of the city, securing a lease for two

months on the property of Don Fran

cisco Bacay Sandoval.

Johnson will erect a large platform

in the yard, whene he will do his spar

ring and gymnasium work.

The champion took a long cross coun

try run and when he came in he asserted the high altitude did not affect him a bit. He declared he would defeat'

Flynn in ten rounds or. less. Real work began in the Flynn camp today with the arrival of Flynn's train

er. Tommy Ryan, from Los Angeles.

This is Ryan's first official connection with Flynn, whom he has only seen twice before, but after putting Jim

through some stunts he declared he was greatly pleased and said Flynn's

chances looked good. Floyd Fitzsimmons, a Benton Harbor fight promoter, passed through Chicago on his way to Las Vegas yesterday. Fitzsimmons has secured" Eddie McGoorty's consent to battle ten rounds before his club July 4 and is now after Howard Morrow to fill the other half of the bill. Morrow is helping his manager. Tommy Ryan, condition Flynn for the Johnson fight, but the Benton Harbor promoter thinks he can persuade Ryan to let his fighter meet McGoorty.

New Brick Building, Dwelling and Saloon at Foreclosure Price 506 One Hundred and Fifty-fourth street, West Hammond. Terms $1,000 cash; balance time.. This property has been ordered sold by the court to satisfy foreclosure. It is in our hands to make private sale for 30 days. It must be sold and here is a chance for a bargain. Submit offers, Gostlin, Meyn oV Company Real Estate in all its Branches

State and Hohman Sts.,

Hammond, Ind.

SKjSO IX TOIR TRIAL SUBSCRIPTION TO THE TIMES FOR A MONTH.

Park

OPEN for the season of 1912. Capacity crowds Saturday and Sunday. Added attractions Thursday -Decoration day WavrfFQ IPsipCi Earns! Picnic grounds available to lodges and chartered organizations. Dance hall may be obtained for evenings by clubs. Lights, piano, service and rental tpssnRisaviiaiirrvi. ; .n

FREE ADMISSION TONIGHT. Take Intcrurban from Hammond or Gary.

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TOTT'RE TO BLAME IF YOU FORGET THE NAME. LAKE COUNTY LOAN COMPANY 28 Rimbach Block, (Over Lion Store) Phone 218 HAMMOND IND.

OPEN EVERY EVENING TILL EIGHT P. M.

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At 9 o'clock Saturday morning, June 1, the Gary Land Company will offer for sale, at its Gary office, residence lots in the second sub division. Fillmore is to be exclusively a bungalow street. It is thought that within a year it will develop into one of the Handsomest streets on the West Side. The street is now paved. Crowding will not be permitted. Each purchaser will be required to take at least forty-five feet frontage. Lots on this street will be sold on contract. Contracts will provide that bungalows must be completed within one year. Purchasers of lots on Fillmore street must submit plans for bungalow for approval at the time of making application. It is suggested that prospective purchasers of residence lots on Fillmore street have plans prepared at once, ready to submit for - approval on June 1st. The minimum cost of bungalows on this street between Fifth and Eighth avenues will be $2000; north of Eighth avenue and between Third and Fifth avenues, $1500. GARY X AMD COMPANY

Fifth Aveniis and Broadway

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