Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 292, Hammond, Lake County, 31 May 1912 — Page 7
Friday, May 31, 1912.
THE TIMES.
NOTICE TO TIMES READERS NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS, headers of the followln advert lsenents who wish to communicate with advertisers whose Identity U " ealed. should follow the Instructions to address them by the key letter Xn. T?nata at thla ofBce to TBVeal
the Identity of anonymous advertisers
a. a. it ! noaslble it Is advised
that all classified ads should either be mailed or ent to the otaee. The Tltns m v.. rMncnalble for errors la
ads taken over the telephone.
MALE HELP.
W'ANTKD laborers for street work at nhri Armiv 82S Calumet ave..
Hammond. l.owny & Fortx.
WAKTKD Kirst class mattress maker; r.nsition. Apply Hammond
Bedding; Co., Hammond. Ind.
31-3
WANTED Good solicitors for a quick selling specialty; big profits. Address
P.ox 3S9. Cleveland, O.
WASTED Experienced man for posl
tlon as chief yard clerk; salary $70, Anr.lv In person. A. M. DeWeese. agent
T--trt T? v Ttnmmonfl. 88t
WANTED First class mattress maker
tQrfv nosition. Apply Hammond
Bedding Co., Hammond, Ind.
nrivTrriTn rfiontrs. Apply at
Reid, Murdoch & Co, Hammond.
r,OVERXMENT WANTS POSTOFTICB
clerks, carriers; Hammond examina
tlons coming; coaChlng free. Franklin
Institute, Dept. 95, Rochester, N. T.
POR SALE.
FOR SALE One Frank Holton bari
tone, silver plated and in $ertect con
dition; bulK In high and low pitch; cwhnplete with leather case; a bargain. H.' R. Bell, 2 State st., Hammond. .
FOR SALE: Beautiful south front
double house; colonial brick, 8 rooms
and bath each, Also Bleeping porches.
beamed ceiling handsome gas and elec
tric light fixtures, etc.; best resident location; half block from new , country club house; will setl at a bargain price;
part cash only; owner wants to leave city. Otto Klemperer. 53 Ruth St., Hammond.
FOR REKT.
FOR RENT Pleasant newly furnished
room; modern. 159 E. State at 2nd
floor front st fiat. Tel. 241. 21tf
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light
housekeeping. Also small sleeping
room. 188 Plummer ave., Hammond.
FOR SALE Double wagon; .suitable for furniture or express work; -also
practically new Vndrewood typewriter.
Chicago Lounge Co., Hammond.
FOR SALE: Good 80-acre farm at Crown Point, only $80 per acre; good house, barn, spring house, etc; small cash payment; easy terms. W. C. Harding, Indiana Trust & Savings bank.
LOST A "NT) FOLNU
LOST A flute in small black case; left
on street car running between East
Chicago .and Chicago. Reward for re
turn to 44 Detroit st., or phone S21W,
Hammond. 31-
LOST May 29, gold watch and pin; engraved in back
Ruth Bremieman. Return to
10 Rimbach ave., llammod
for reward-
FOR SALE frMust sacrifice 25-foot lot, 154th place, West Hammond. 111., at once; can give clear title direct. Address Lot 1, Times, Hammond. 29tf
FOR SALE 1 '4 acres in Hobart; sixroom modern cottage, electric light, bath, orchard and small fruits; terms can be arranged. Address Caroline Lewin, Hobart. Ind. Phone S74JL
FOR SALE Fresh cow. cheap. H. Cfinnlngham, Highlands, .Ind.
W.
LOST A gold watch In vicinity of 150th
and Cedar st., with lady's photo in
back. Return G. Vaughn, 393 Cedar st Hammond. Reward. 31-
675
325
LOST Eyeglass frame with one glass attached. Return -to room 214 Hammond bldg;., Times office. SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED Washing -or -cleaning by the day. Mrs. Leitz, block 5, company house No. 52, Columbia ave., Hammond.
add, Walter Flanigan to J. W0liam Koencke .".
North lot 35, lots 36 to 44, blk
12, east part North Side add, Joel S. Blackmun to Englehardt Ullrich
Und. lot 88, north lot 89,
Stafford & Trankle's 7th add. Frank Sestrich to John Sest-rlch
East 48 feet lot 2$, blk , Towl
& young's add, August Fischer to William D. Lewis
Same as last deed, William D.
Lewis to August Fischor .... INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 33, blk 13. 3d add, East Chicago Co. to Charles E. Fowler TOLLESTON. Lots 26 and 27, blk 6, Frankle's sub, James XI. Bradford to Joseph W. McConnell Lot 9, blk 20, C. T. L. & I. Co 's 8d dd. Joseph Chrlstel to William Stein . . . Lots 1 to 3. blk 13, Oak Park add, Joseph Skinderis to Kazlmir La eh r. Lots r to 24, blk 3; lots 22 to 32. blk 2. Toll Land Co.'s 1st add, J. Glenn Harris et al, to Tolleston Land Co IVAXHOE. Lots 23. 24, blk 7 ,H. A. Boorse's add. Ada A. White to Irvin Fax WHITING. ' Lot 9. blk 4, Standard add, Anna C. Hartsock to. Karl Albert Ol
son 1,700
GARY. Lot S9, blk 3, Garfield Fark sub, t. S. Land Co. to Herman Wil
liam Schmid
Lot 24. blk 7, MeKey's add, Andy
Lorincz to Jozef Babacz 1 CROWN POINT.
Lots 95, 100, Young's S3 add, Mary
Ellen Fuller to John E. Fraas.. 1,500
!00
375
350
Ottenheimer, Leroy Peterson. Carrie M. Ross, David T- Rosenthal. Mabel . Silverman, Alta Blanche Specter, Gwen
dolyn Williams, Hubert E. Williams.
The graduation exercises will take
place on the evening June 13 at the Auditorium, Indiana Harbor. The program le as follows: Piano Solo Selected. .William Gardner
Song Fondly We Greet Ton
Class of 1912
Invocation
Piano Solo Valse de Concert. Op. 3
Wienlawskl Mabel Silverman
The Future of the Twin Cities.
Will Collins
Rise of Democracy in the Far East. .
Ralph J. Canine
Song A Night in June Sliver Carrie Ross, JJolly Mansell, Mary Fll-
son, Ruth Jernberg. Spartacus to the Gladiators at Capua Kellog Lester Ottenheimer Selection from "The Other Wis Man" Van Dyke Anna McShane Vocal Solo Selected Alta Specter Wendell Phillips .Edwin Carlson Matches or Me-n Edith Berglund Violin Solo Rondo Ninth Concerto Da Beriot. Lillian Dixon Mixed Quartette June Schnecker. . Alta Specter, Lillian Dixon. Will Collins, Lester Ottenheimer. Benediction
The commencement calendar is made
up of these:
Saturday, June 8. 8 p. m. Reception
MEN'S CLUB BANQUET
Odd Fellows' hall was the scene last night of a most enjoyable banquet by the Men's -club of the Congregational church. The piece de resistance was turkey and the banquet wm served by the ladies of the Congregfetioaal church, aectioa B having the affair in hand. Mrs. August Johnson and Mrs. Wttliam Pulling were in charge and were as
sisted in serving by a number of young
women members of the church.
Rev. Frederick Hopkins of Chicago
was the speaker of the evening and
gave a splendid talk on "The Heroic
Element in Life," which was an appro
priate tribute to the day. His talk did
not come unt'Il after the banquet, although the hiatus between courses was
filled in with a number of other talks
by local speakers and with music and
recitations. Mr. W. J. Funkey pre
sided as toastmaster " and called upon E. N. Canine, president for three years
of the organization; J. A. Shunk, the
new president. Vie President Martin Peterson, a.nd Secretary-Treasurer Ev
erett Fisher for short talks. All re
sponded briefly and to the point. Rev.
Alexander Olonroo and Rev. R. E.
Crawder also gave good talks. Miss
Grace Pearl Tewnsend sang a group of
songs. Miss Svlvia Slocumb a. rminU nf
to graduating class and faculty, home readings and Miss Grace Luzby a piano of Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Clark. solo. AU were Jn flne.rorm and their
ounaay, june , :4a p. m. t.iass sr- contributions were listened to with In mon, by Rev. Alexander Monroe, Meth- tereRt.
FOR SALE -roora house; bath and basement. 743 Walter st.. Hammond.
FOR SALE Side delivery wagon. 3421 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor.
WANTED Plain sewing; muslin plain
and fancy a specialty. Flat B 147 Fay. ette st., Hammond. LECrAL NOTICES.
WANTED 59 experienced car repaftr
ers; steady work, good wages. Illinois Car & Mfg. Co.,' J42nd and Clark. Hammond.
WANTED Car carpenters and car repairers; steady work. Apply at the nlant. Cudahr Packing Co.. East Chi
cago. Ind.
J2tf
FEM ALE HELP. WANTED A waitress at once; SS a week and board. Donahy's restaurant, 616 Wasninkton St., Gary. 31-3t
WANTED A good girl for general housework. 422S Magoun ave.. East Chicago. 31-2
WANTED A waitress; good wages. Apply- Majestic hotel, Hammond.
WANTED A corripetent girl for general housework. Apply 825 Howard ave., Hammond.' Phone 10451.
TV-ANTED Girl ox middl aged woman to help with housework and cooking.
85 Siblev st.. Hammond. 31-2
WANTED Woman or girl to wash dishes every night from 7 to 8:30 and
Sundays from 2 to 3:30. 888 So. Hoh-
man t., Hammond. 31-
W ANTED Toung lady of good ap
pearance and business ability to act as solicitor and saleslady; good pay to
right person. Apply In person to Mr,
Barnett, care Liberal Credit Clothing
Co., Hammond block, Hammond. Ind.
GIRLS WANTED At once. Bick Laun
dry Co.. Hammond. 29-2
FOR SALE At a bargain on account of
leaving city, 8-room house; furnace.
7-foot basement with concrete floor, hot
and cold water connections, hall, parlor and library has -oak trim with par
quet floors; 50-foot frontage; located at 292 Truman ave. Also 2-flat brick building with stone basement. 61-foot
frontage; located at 304 Truman ave.; flats new drawing good rent; any one
seeking bargains here is an opportuni
ty; prices such to make quick sales. Apply 278 Michigan ave., or phone 817W or
1202J.
FOR SALE Strictly moctera B-room
cottage ;furnace, electric lights; cash
or easy payments. Phone 1241R. 24-6
FOR SALE On account of wife's health will sell my firmly established and rapidly growing light grocery and lunch rooom business at Ambridge and 5th ave. J. II. Webber. Phone Gary 1913. tf
FOR SALE Second hand household goods at a give away price. Call Gelden Bros.' storage house. Fayette and Sohl iU and ask for Mr. Sourbeer. manager.
FOR BALE Old papers. I cents a buadie, at Times office. Hammond.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for
gentlemen, with breakfast If desired.
853 Erie St., Hammond. 27-3
WANTED A girl for general housework at 85 Sibley St., Hammond.
LADIES WHO HAVE A FEW HOURS to spare during the week can make money by finishing gloves at home for the Hammond Knitting Co. Apply at Hohman st. .opposite public library. Bring references. 29-8
"WANTED Dishwasher. Apply Carleton Hotel, Hammond. 29-3
WANTED Girl for general housework; no cooking. Phone 892W. 28-8
FOR RENT Entire second floor fur- - nished, consisting of two rooms, two large wardrobes and private bathroom,
gas range, electric lights, hot and cold water, hot water heat. 187 Indiana, ave.,
Hammond. Phone 1410.
FOR RENT Two six -room flats, .424
East Plummer ave. and 215 Waltham st.; bath and gs; $16 each. F. B. Hall,
141 Sibley St., Hammond. Phone 401.
FOR RENT Flat, furnished complete; 6 rooms, 3 closets, bathroom, pantry
hot and cold water, gas range, gas
lights, 4 beds, telephone. 222A Fayette
st., Hammond.
WANTED Good reliable women canvassers for Hammond, Gary and surrounding towns; pleasant work; make
$5 a day. 508 Hammond Bldg.. Ham-i FOR RENT Six-room modern upper
FOR RENT Modern 7-room house;
Just decorated, hardwood floors. 1056 Calumet ave., Hammond. Phone '242.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR i
COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM, 1912.
SILAS H. STRAWN. TRUSTEE, V8.
NANNIE KAVEN JOHNSON ET AL
CAUSE NO. 8635. ACTION TO FORECLOSE TRUST DEED.
rsow comes the plaintttr by v . E. Roe, I case, 40 65c; potatoes $1.25
attorney, ana nies his complaint herein, potatoes. bu. $1.801.90
xogeiner wrtn an arnaavit or a compe- crates, $1.002.00; cucumbers, doz, 50
tent person, showing that the defend- 65c; turnips, boxes, 65c; pea beans
ams. Dannie js.aven jonnson, William 12.924 Si 2.95: red kidney. $3.25: brown
J. Shelly, Hazel Johnson, E. N. Sche- Swedish. $2.602.75; radishes, home
PRODUCE MARKET. Eggs Extras, 21c; firsts, 17c; ordi
nary firsts, 15 He; checks, 12c; dirties. 14
143c; miscellaneous receipts, cases
included, 15HI6c; do, cases return
ed. 15 16c.
Butter Extra, 25c; extra firsts.
24e; firsts, 24c; seconds, 23e; dairies,
extras, 24c; firsts, 22c; packing stock, 20c.
Live poultry Fowls, 14 c; roosters.
10c; ducks, 13c; geese, 8c; turkeys, 12c.
Vegetables Asparagus, 1oxes, 25
27c; lettuce, leaf, box, 20c; lettuce, head.
1.40; new cabbage.
odist church. East Chicago.
Tuesday, June 11, 8 p. ,bi. Junior re
ception, Weiland's hall.
Thursday, June 13. 8 p. m. Graduat
ing exercises. Auditorium, Indiana Har
bor.
Friday, June 14, 7 p. m. Alumni ban
quet, Weiland's hall.
HISTORIC
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grown, 100 bunches, $1.00; string beans,
hampers, $1.001.50; parsley, brls, $3.00
5.50; onions, Texas, box, 75c$1.35;
tomatoes. 6 baskets, $2.00 3.25; spin
ach, tubs, 5075c; mushrooms, lb, 20(g
35c
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
flow, whose true christian name is un
known, are not residents of the State
of Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore hereby
notified of the pendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
t the September term of said court,
and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein at the calling of said
cause on the 10th day of September. A.
D. 1912. the same being the 2nd day of HKS Bulk of sales, $7.257.45;
the September term of said Court to be common to good mixed, $6.9o(g 7.30; fair
begun and held In the Superior Court J to Kod medium weights, i.ju7.40; Buildin. Room No. 1. at Hammond, in! ir to choice butchers, ,$7.407.50;
said Count v and State, on the second I lightweights, $6.907.25; select, 250
Monday of September. A. D.. 1912. saldl30 lb packers, $i.307.40; boars, ac
action win be heard and determined In cording to weight, $S.254.00
their absence. I Cattle-Beef steers, choice to prime,
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set $8.009.35; beef steers, medium to good,
my hand and affix the Seal of said $7-257.90; beef steers, common to me
TO OPEN
BUNGALOW ROW
The Garyi Land company places on
down the lake road. On horseback was sale tomorrow morning at nine o'clock Cortez, his steed led by a dusky Aztec lots in its new Bungalow highway.
maiden, then after him came the stand- I Fillmore street, which Is expected to
ard of Spain and a Franciscan friar 1 be the finest of its kind in the Central
swinging incense before the banner of I states.
the virgin. Then followed the soldiery! Only bungalows will be permitted
n their armor and helmets, all carry-Ion the street and no purchaser must
ng quaint blunderbuses and In the mid.- I take less than 45 feet of frontage.
die of the procession was the artillery. However, bungalows of a very rea
and even though the canons werelsonable cost will be permitted and by
wooden it was quite a Job dragging I strict regulation It is expected that tliera .through the sand. Ithe architectural aspect of the whole
Big Battles Are Raging. I street will be quite effective.
Today will be devoted to the skirm- I The land company Is selling the lots
shes between the Aztecs and tomorrow I at a very low cost barely more than
Cortex and his brave adventurers will the cost of the lots and the improve-
enter "Mexico City," which occupies the I ments. Applications will be received
center of a big sand dune valley. I beginning tomorrow morning.
Scenery Is scattered all over the valley and in front of the dune "mountains" may be seen shrines, Aztec abodes, temples and other buildings the erection
of which caused Gary lumber yards to
be worked overtime the past few days.
Miller "Aborigines" There.
Court, at Hammond, this 17th day of
May, A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk U S. C. By Mae Hanson, Deputy Clerk.
raond, Ind.
28-3
WANTED Girl for general housework. Apply at Mrs. Bardens, 192 Hoffman St., Hammond. 25-6
WANTED A lady cook. 4850 Northeott ave.. East Chicago. 23tf
SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED Work by the day at odd . Jobs. John Anderson, phone 1030R, 788 So. Hohman St., Hammond. 28-3
SITUATION WANTED As housekeep- . er by refined American lady, for widower. Address M 50, Times, Hammond. MONEY TO LOAN MONET LOANED ON DIAMONDS. and watches. 65 State st., Hammond, Ind. aU-SnELLANEOUS. WANTED If your watch does not keep time bring it to us. We will put It In good order. Also we do clock and Jewlry repairing. Charges will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver It. Old gold and silver taken in trade. Chas. Arkin, the reiable Jeweler, S3 State St., Hammond. Established 23 year". 16-2
flat; new building, nicely decorated, hardwood floors and finish, laundry tubs in basement, nuilt In buffet. 1054 Calumet ave., Hammond. Phone 242.
FOR RENT Modern 7-room flat in Homewood; hot water heat and all conveniences. J. S. Blackmun Co., Ham
mond.
31-4
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms or light housekeeping. Call between 9:30 and 11 a. m.. or 2:30 and 5 p. m., 229 Michigan ave., Hammond. . 31-2
FOR RENT Two rooms for light Fred st.. Whiting.
nicely furnished housekeeping. 514 31-3
HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT. SOLD and exchanged; get our prices. Hammond Furniture Co.. 242 E. State St., Hammond. Phone 543.
PHONE 771, TOUNG MEN'S TAILORS, for best cleaning and pressing. 61 State St., Hammond. 18-lm
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED TO RENT Cottage with
barn and garden spot in Hammond. Address H 25, Times, Hammond. 28-4
FOR RENT Neatly furnished front room; gentlemen preferred. 39 Ogden
St., Hammond. Phone 1075J. 29-2
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM. 1912.
DANIEL BATONT VS. ETHEL BATO
NT. CAUSE NO. 9153. ACTION TO
DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by W. E. Roe, attorney, and files his complaint here
in, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defend
ant. Ethel Batony, is not a resident of
the State pf Indiana.
Said defendant Is therefore hereby
notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the September term of said Court,
and that unless she appear and answer or demur thrin, at tthe calling of said
cause, on the 10th day of September, A.
D., 1912, the same being the second day of the next term of said Court to be be
gun and helq in the Superior Court
Building, Room No. 1, at Hammond, in said County and State, on the second
Monday in September, A. D., 1912. said
ctlen will le heard and determined in
her absence.
In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 17th day of
May. A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. Clerk L. S. C By Mae Hanson, v Deputy Clerk.
dium, $5.807.25; yearlings, $7.359.10
beef cows, common to selected, $4.85
7.00; fat heifers, good to choice, $5.50
7.25; heifers, selected, $7.40(8.35; stock
steers, $1.503 6.00; canners and cutters
$2.50 4.00.
Sheep Native ewes, $4.25 ig 5.75;
yearlings, $5,50 6)7.25; western wethers,
$5.256.35; native wethers, $5.406.40;
bucks, $3.004.25; cull sheep, $3.00 4.00; native lambs, $6.00 8.90.
E. CHICAGO MIT
Most attractive programs of .the Eas
Chicago high school commencement ex
erclses hav been issued, the programs arriving by mall yesterday. The outer
leaf is adorned with the school seal in
gold,' while the date, 1912. is -embossed
on the lower right hand corner. The
programs are tied with the class colors
mauv and gold.
The first page is engraved with the
announcement of the high school ex
Hammond, Indiana. May 16. 1912. erciseB, the second contains the clas
TO JOSEPH O. MORRIS AND HAM- roll together with the class colors, the
MOND-GART REALTY COMPANY, I class flower, the yellow tea rose, and
Js'OTXCE. I the class motto, "Prosnocimua non JiR
Notice s hereby given that the un- I plclmus"; the third, the graduation ex
dersigned on Saturday, the 15th day of erclses. and the fourth the commence
June, 1912, will offer for sale and win 1 ment calendar. The names of the mem
sell at his garage, , situated on the j bers of the board of education are pubnorthwest corner of Hohman street and J lished on the fifth page, together with
Indiana avenue, in the City of Ham- I those of the superintendent of -schouia
mond, Indiana, the following described and the high school faculty.
personal property, to-wlt: I The class this year Is the largest that
One 1911 model, five-passenger has ever been graduated from the high
Mitchell" automobile. Said sale to be I school. The following are enrolled:
made for the purpose of obtaining mon- I Edith Berglund, Leroy Bland, Earl H.
The tables were decorated with ferns
and looked most Attractive. The ban
quet is the .fifth annual one given by the Men's club, which has acquired an
enviable reputation for entertaining.
in
Money Loaned
BOY CHARGED WITH
MURDEROUS ATTEMPT
Victor Martin, Twenty-third avenue
and Washington street, went to bed
Yesterday the motion picture people the night before last with a flawless
had a hard time of it keeping Judge countenance. Yesterday, morning
Westergren and other Miller "abor.igi-1 when he woke up there were -two
nes" off the sand dunes, and. more than Ikxilfe wounda in Jhla forehead. Martin once the Montezuma's palace was near- reported the strange incident to the
ly destroyed by land slides by the Mill- I police.
er horsemen, finally the aborigines Today they arrested Rody Milano
saw that they were tracking up the Tich a fourteen-year old Servian boy. scenery, so they moved to other points I whom they have booked on a charge
or vantage. Hundreds ol. Gary and of -.-ault with intent to kill. The boy
Miller people witnessed the spectacle wm be given a hearing today.
yesteraay ana irom now on until sun
day big audiences are expected.
The Art Institute students and the
motion picture attaches are quartered in a special train of twelve coaches
made up of Pullmans, diners and bag
gage coaches. All of the boys and girls are under the chaperonage Of Art In
stitute Instructors. The train Is sidetracked at the Miller Lake Shore depot.
S Let us S Clean up your outside debts and obligations and put you square tor the coming spring and summer, and give you all the time you want to make your Payments in One Place instead of Ten. Loans made On Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, Store or Office Fixtures on the Lowest Rates and Easiest Terms in the Calumet District without removal.
$50 at $1.20 Are Rates that are now published by unreliable companies, and arj not what they look on the paper, and we can show you all catches that go to make up this Rate. Loans made In all the out'slde cities in a few hours' notice in the most private manner.
CALUMET LOAN GO. No. 212 Hammond Bldg. Phone 323. OPEN EVERY . EVENING. Call, phone or write.
I ad
chauffeur for Mrs. Mark Hanna. that Halstead had wrongfully withheld 100 shares of New Yorkj, Ontario & Western railway stock. The stock repreapnted Klelnpeterm's savinps of a lifetime. A warrant for the arrest of Halstead wu Issued and he was taken into court. He denied having wrongfully used the tock in question, and friends tried in vain to effect a settlement of the case. In Octeber the federal grand Jury Indicted the broker on charges of embezzlement, false pretenses and larceny. Mr. Halstead filed a plea In abatement some months ago, claiming that his constitutional rights had been invaded when the United States attorney presented to the grand Jury the books of HalsteaJ's brokerage business, which were In custody of a trustee In! bankruptcy. The lower court sustained the contention, but on appeal the government obtained a reversal and the broker will now have to stand trial.
ROLLER ID
CAR II A COLLISION
GRIFFIN HALSTEAD
READY FOR TRIAL Washington, D. C, May 31. After
having fought for nearly two years to escape trial. Griffin Halstead, son of the famous 'Journalist, the late Murat Halstead, will be arraigned in the criminal court here next Monday to stand trial
on a charge of embezzling funds of former customers of hs brokerage house.
The firm of Griffin Halo tea d & Co. fail
ed in January, 1910. Several weeks later a complaint was made to the dis
trict attorney by Hubert Kleinpeterm.
DOIFT GO TO LAT7 Ov Abstract wf3 show you whether
v ax i buying land or a law nit
ALLMAN-GARY TITLE COMPANY
CAPITAL $100,000,00
LAbetracts of Title to Lands In,
Lake (County, Indiana. OFFICES: StjBreadway, Oary, tad.
tAllman Block, Crown Point, lad.
BRANCH OFFICC:
itaateaga Title VTruct Company,
Chloago, III.
FOR RENT Seven-room modern .flat, !09 Sibley st. Apply 215 State St.,
Hammond. Phone S5SM. 29tf -ev for the-payment of the charges of I Buntinc- Edwin J. Csrlunn T?air,h .r r
. !f4t; An mnA .Tnnnan. tut .a a riltn th. n n. IXr 1 1 Tt . ... f T" . 1 1 1 t nil v-r
uhdersigned on account of repairs, ma- on, Gretchen Dupes, Mary Filson. Will terial, labor and storage of said prop- J. Gardner, Walter J. Jaracz, Ruth erty, and the expenses of sale, all In Jernberg, Dollie Mansell, Anna C. Mc-
dlscharge of a lien for repairs, material,
labor and storage on said automobile
which X now hold. FREDERICK I HEINTZ.
FOR RENT Modern furnished room; suitable for tme or two gentlemen. 20 Condit st., Hammond. 29-2
FOR RENT Three-room fiat: modern conveniences. H. W. Biddle, 3940 Hemlock St., Indiana Harbor. Phone 392R. 28-i
FOR RENT Six-room tipper flat; modern. t21 Hoffman st. Call 462-150th st.. Hammond. Phone 1033J. 25-5
FOR RENT Six-room fiat with batlt; also store room; good location. Call 712 Chicago ave.. East Chicago, Ind. FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; suitable ie-T one ir two gwntlemen; an conveniences. Phone 994R. Call 376 Indiana ave., Hammond. 24-5
4RB VOB JBRJPiQ VSUB 'YUCsBSl
Shane. Thomas W. O'Connor, Lester A.
RAJUU
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HAMMOND. Lot X, blk 2, Blrkhoff's a.dd, William Henry Johnson to Mary D.
Hamilton 400
Dots 25 to 29, blk 1, Rolling Mill ada, John tV-Sulltvan to Julian
H. Youche 1,000 j
1-36-10 Part, Claudia Schreiber
Mueller to Fred Greenya 1
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Leonard Molene, engineer on the East
Chicago city steam roller, met with a
painful and serious accident Weflnes
day afternoon :about 4:30 o'clock, when
a South Shore car crashed Into his roll
er as he was crossing the tracks in Chi
cago avenue Just east of Wegg.
Molene's hand and leg were both bad
ly crushed -and the team roller was
practically wrecked, the car escaping
damage more serious than a big dent in its front and the dislocation of Its
pantagon. The force of the impact could be estimated from the depth to
which the front rollers of the ponderous
machine were sunk into the crushed stone between the tracks, which .the
roller had been rolling when the accl
dent occurred.
The motorman who was operating the
car that did the .damage was J. Mill
house and the conductor was James D'Armand. No arrests were made, the injured engineer being taken as soon
in possible to the office of Dr. A. G.
Schlieker, where his hurts were attend
ed to. He was taken from there to his
home in Vernon avenue, Calumet.
The roller was headed east and the
car which crashed into it was westbound. Molene saw the car coming and
directed the steam roller to the right
in order to get out of the way. The
motorman evidently did not greatly
slacken his speed, and the front of the car caught the rear of the roller. It
was like bucking- up against a stone
wall, nd Drought the bigf car to an
Instantaneous standstill. There was a riot of electric sparks overhead and a mad rush of escaping (steam which for a moment obscured everything. The
passengers scrambled helter skelter out
of the car and people tn the houses
along Beacon street ran from their homes, expecting to find many Injured by the Impact. None of the passengers
were harmed, however, other than a
few bruises and a bad snaking up.
It was nee'essary for the balance of the afternoon to switch cars on the eastbound track over to the westbound
at. Hammond, and this more, or, less demoralized tte service for a time.
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