Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 37, Hammond, Lake County, 31 July 1912 — Page 5
Wednesday, July 31, 1912.
THE TIMES.
IN TUB
SUPERIOR
CIRCUIT
lAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE UUCB SUPERIOR COCTRT, ROOM NO, 1 Jeese Vlrstl S. Kelt. Information. Court has adjourned (or the cum mer. LAKE IUPERIOR COURT, ROOM JO. 3 Judsre Uwrric Becker. Information. The court has ordered that an ad
journed term of court will be held on July 15. to take up matters that may
come before It.
LAKE SUPERIOR COIHT, ROOM HO. X
JvdC Johaaaea Kopclke. At Crown Pnlat, Court haa adjourned for the term. THE LAKK-POKTE R CIRCUIT COURT. Judge W. C. McMakaa. At Valparaiso. Court haa adjourned for the term. PORTER SUTERIOR COURT. JuU( Harry B. TuthllL At Valparaiso. Court adjourned.
FLYERS MUST BE STARS
Aero
Raises Requirements to Qualify for License.
aviators have been given their brev
et -when they were practically unfit to take their owner or others' lives In their hands by flying and a conse-
quem larger ratio 01 iataiuies re
!, . . suited. Under the present system of
W1UU VI jralllCI 11 granting licenses an aviator who as.
cends a little over 150 feet for the al tltude test, make ten "figure eights'
around a course marked by two iylons
1.640 feet apart and alights within 164 feet of a previously designated spot Qualifies for a license which will allow him to fly In any authorized meet In this or any European country. Recognixlng that this Is but a meag
er test ior an aviator ana tne man
SUIUER SCHOOL IS WORKING
DRAYMEN BUY
AUTO TRUCK
The Golden Bros. Kxpress company
on Plummer avenue purchased a new
Maxwell auto express wagon this
morning. Tne machine will be used In the delivery of small bundles. The
sale was made by C. H. Stewart, who has theMaxwell and Wlnton agencies
in Hammond.
Institution Is Setting Pace
For Many Cities in the State; Supt. Greathouse Makes Timely Sugges
tions for Work.
a "post-graduate" course in who daily figures !n exhibitions should
essays 100 par cent expert.be master of more skill than this Im-
The callow youth with the shallow experience will not be allowed to pilot an aeroplane in this country until he
. has taken flying and
unaer xne new announced yesier- pllee, the national body has formu
day by the Aero Club of America. jated a new series of "stunts" for the Pilot licenses are now given to any J candidate for an aviator s brevet. . flyer who can perform some of the ( t addition to the above-mentioned simpler feats In the presence of an flying, the candidate must be 21 years accredited representative of the na-0id. have passed a physical examlna- . tlonal body. J tlon one hour before he ascends and
under this system, according to .the .then fly fifty miles cross-country.
national officials in New Tork.
Tonight Grand Cotillon AT' Lake Woods
ark
Funny Cotillion Hats Free to Everybody. Visit the "RATHSKELLAR" and hear Paul Rockwell, Murl McCarthy and Maisie Harmon, The Harmonious Trio. GATE FREE
many , angnung within 3Z8 reet or a pre5 I vlously specified point in the field of
the trials. A landing test in which the candidate must ascend 2,600 feet, shut off his motor and volplane to the ground, stopping within the same distance of a designated spot as in the
previous test, will conclude the bill. Nine candidates from the Chicago colony of aviators will be the 'first ones to apply for their brevets under this new system, Sept. 10 to 20 at the Cicero aerodrome of the Aero Club of Illinois. They are: Max Lillle, Andrew Drew, DeLloyd Thompson, Glenn H. Martin. Hlllery Beachey, Otto W. Brodle, Marcel Tournier, George Mestach and Paul Studensky. Trials will also be held In New Tork in October.
SUMMER IS HERE
Do you expect to take a vacation? If not, why not? Are you in need of funds? If so, come and see us. We loan money on household goods, pianos, harass, wagons and etc. without removal. S1.20 la the weekly payment on a $50 loan for fifty weeks; other amounts at the same proportion. Private. Reliable.
Name Addr
INDIANA LOAN CO. 216 Gary Bldg. Phone 822.
WHITING PLANS IMPROVING FIRE DEPT. (Special to Thb Timbs.) Whiting, Ind., July 81. At the regular council meeting on Monday night
saloon licenses were granted to James
Hazlik. George Tuhasz and John Klen.
It was moved that a committee be
appointed to visit Mlshawaka and Ro
chelle, 111., to Inspect the motor Are
truck which the Whiting council Is
contemplating purchasing. The fire
committee and Mayor Parks were in structed to take the trip.
A resolution was adopted designating the pavement on Stelber street to
be westrumite.
After ordering the payment of old
bills and new bills being read and re ferred, the meeting was adjourned.
UED THINGS THAT TOtJ DO NT
WANT CAN BE SOLD XV YOU AD VKRTISJC IN THE TIMES
While other cities in the state are
still trying to solve the summer school
problem. Superintendent C. M. McDan-
iel of Hammond and Principal F. D
McElroy of the Hamomnd high school are doing some effective work here. In
this respect Hammond is far ahead of
some other Indiana cities, and C A.
Greathouse, state superintendent of
public instruction, is busy going over the state advising with the- local superintendents to get summer schools
started.
Summer school Is an institution of
several years' standing in Hammond
Practical Suggestions.
Mr. Greathouse says that under no
circumstances would he seek to have the regular school course continued through the twelve months, but that
he would have the months now Idle, as
far as the public schools are concern
ed, used for the teaching of the In
dustrlal arts and manual training,
with the sessions to be only a half
day in length.
"I would have the buildings of all
the large cities open to all classes of
pupils who desire to pursue their
training tn the way of Industrial
work," said Mr. Greathouse. "This
would Include mechanical drawing,
elementary woodwork, commercial
arithmetic, bookkeeping, physical
training, etc., for the boys. The girl
might have instruction In sewing
cooking, typewriting, shorthand, spell
ing, physical training, bookkeeping
and such other branches as there is
strong demand for. It is not the de
sire to have the regular branches
taught In the schools during the sum mer months, only In the cases of pu
plls who have failed to make passing
grades during the regular school year,
and then they should be taught for
only the half day.
Work Oat nans Her.
"This would give an opportunity for
great number of boys and girls to
prepare themselves in tne ruaimeni of some trade or art. so that th
young wage earner would not be
novice at the bottom round of the lad
der, but, having passed the elementary
Deriod In Droner training In school,
could soon command wages beyond
bare, If not Insufficient, existence.
society is Just In Its command that man shall not eat except by the sweat of his brow, then does society not owe
it to the boys and girls that. In th
formative period of youth, . it shall
equip them for the struggle?"
Superintendent Greathouse's plans are being carried out to a large extent
in Hammond.
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MEDICS AT VALPARAISO TOMORROW
ished ninth In the opener. He carried Dan McKettrick, who is short of statthe hopes and money of a considerable ' ure but long on talk, claimed the dia-
ly backed. dem for which Jack Johnson appears ie second to have no use. Danif 1 did not snick-
heat, he WOn in S:03U. clinnlno- h I o, Tinr. imlU nli.n V. kin..
quarters of a second from the ntka Self : to fi.ll n nnpflrn fir Ha wam ft In-
LAKE WOODS PARK NOTES Tonight the novelty dance at Lakewoods will consist of a cotillon. Hand-
The Day in HISTORY
record of 2:04, made by Ginger In cere. McKettrick always Is sincere some favors have been obtained and the first heat, and also reducing his ' when claiming world's championships. ! the dance will be one of the unique
own mark from 2:05. The time also i Continuing, Mr. McKettrick Impart- ones In the series promised by Man-
lowers the world's record for 4-year- ed: "Billy Gibson and I went to Chl- ' aer Seltxer.
old pacers, 2:04, made by Online eigh- cago especially to bind a match be-1 The next picnic at Lakewoods will
teen years ago. tween Johnson and Jeannette. Gibson be on Sunday. August 11. One of the
Braden outpaced the 2:04 class. In was there with a bona fide offer of Polish societies of Gary will gather at
which there were only four starters. ! 120.000 guarantee and- a la.re tiercent-! the nark on that day for a big cele-
i-irst money in that class fell to Sir age of the moving pictures. Gibson R., sent under the wire by Murphy in muttered that $20,000 to Johnson until two straight heats. The bay son of , that was all he could say. the Stoic was followed In order In "Did such a stupendous sum for a each heat by Don Densmore. Mulnr . ten-round nn-darUinn bout stir th
THIS DATE IS HISTORY. July SI.
1556 Ignatius de Loyola, founder of
the Jesuits, died. Born In 1491.
1759 Wolfe repulsed in his attack on
the French at Quebec.
1777 Lafayette made a major-general
In the American army.
180S John Ericsson, builder of the
Monitor, born. Died March 7,
1S89.
1847 Orange Scott, founder of the
Wesleyan Methodist church, died
in Newark, N. J. Born In Brook field. Vt, Feb. 1J, 1800.
183 Gen. Burnside declared martial
law In Kentucky. ,
1175 Andrew Johnson, seventeenth
president of the United States,
died at Carter's Depot, Tenh.
Born at Raleigh, N. C, Dec. 29, 1808.
1893 John Stephenson, builder of the
first street car, died In New Ro
chelle, N. T. Born in Ireland, July
4, 1809.
1911 John G. A. Lelshman of Penn
sylvania appointed United State: ambassador to Germany. THIS IS MY ftOTH BIRTHDAY. Leslie Combs. Leslie Combs, who is taking a lead
ing part in the organisation of the progressive party in Kentucky, was
born in Little Compton. R. I July 31
1852, the son or Gen. Leslie Combs, a
distinguished soldier of the civil war.
After completing his education at
Transylvania university, Kentucky, he
engaged on an extensive scats In stocx
raising and tobacco planting. He also acquired large ranch Interests in Tex
as and Indian Territory. At an early
age Mr. Combs became active In re
publican politics in Kentucky and In 1898 he was appointed pension agent for the state. Two years later he was elected chairman of the republican
state committee. In 1902 he was ftp
pointed United States minister to Oau temala and Honduras and from 1906 to 1911 he served in a similar capacity In Peru. In March, 1911, he resigned
from the diplomatic service to .return to Kentucky and devote hts attention
to his business Interests. Congratulations to:
Joseph M. Dixon, United States sen
iitor from Montana, who la managing
the Roosevelt national campaign, 45
years old today.
Sir William Henry May, one of the twelve admirals of the British navy,
63 years old today.
John D. . Farrell, president of the Oregon-Washington Railroad & Navi
gation company, t years ota today.
Frelherr von Eiselberg, head of the
Billroth clinic In Vienna and gener
ally regarded as the leading surgeon
of Europe, 52 years old today.
Dr. David R. Boyd, president of the University of New Mexico and form
erly superintendent of the Presbyte
rian board of home missions, 69 years
old today.
Brino and Peter the Second. The first , man who calls himself champion? He
Johnson
bratlon. Sam Smith of the buffet, who broke his arm recently. Is able to be at the park once more and is attending to the duties of cashier during his conva
lescent period.
neat was the most hair raising of the , did not even shift his feet.
meet, the four belne neck and neck has that 130.000 thine imbedded an r ATA TV A tre arT
from ,turt t fl.-h C, .v.". v .1 WAUA XJJt3.iD IWft
- .v. . iiii w in iiia ui eii 1 1 Liifit tie iciuoQ, m
It was Sir R's first victory of the talk unless that figure Is mentioned
season, as heretofore he has been act- I right off the reel. ing badly. Adlon (formerly Dandy Ol. "Fine champion he is when he turns
with Dickerson behind, back in th down the best nronosltion ever made .
ruck in the first two heats of the 3- for such a short muss." ' year-old event for 2:15 trotters, sure- McKettrick Is not of the species that
ed to the front In the third and fourth, talk at random. He chooses hls
The chestnut changeling had behaved phrases carefully, and chides himself
badly until then. Manrico, the favor-i when he makes a rhetorical mistake.
ite .was a disappointment In this race. I Dan also said that Jeannette was en-
In the 2:20 trotting Eva Cord won in f titled to call himself the real thing
among the heavyweights alter Johnson's refusal to fight him.
three straight heats. Geers was to have driven, but at the last moment
gave way to F Jones, owner of the mare. In the deciding heat she finished pulled up.
JEANNETTE CLAIMS
JACK'S RING TITLE
New Tork, July 31. "It is not cus
tomary In America to claim a pugilistic championship, nor am I seeking to establish a precedent; but I sincerely believe I am Justified In claiming the world's heavyweight title for Joe Jeannette, my Hoboken fighter."
In the aforesaid words Voluminous
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If you smoke a LaVendor once will always call for them.
you
GARY IN 1957 In connection with the passage of the traction franchises by the Gary common council the other night It should be stated that they are granted for a period of 45 years. This Is done so that all fifty-year franchises expire In 1957. The board of works and city council nearly a half century hence will have the say as to the renewals of the Gelst street car franchise, the Gary & Interurban and all traction ones, and the Gary Heat, Light & Water grant. Mayor Knotts does not expect to have anything to say regarding the renewals.
SPECIAL NOTICE. COMMENCING AUG. 5
THE MONON ROUTE
Will sell two-ride tickets between Hammond and Chicago at the rate of 50 cents. : : :
Trains leave Hammond, Ind.
6:37, 7:25, 9:47 and 11:35 a.m.
4:35, 5.02 and 7:00 p. m.
G. B. PETERSON, Agent.
TO
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Yorhs2!
loston s20
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Liberal stop-over privileges and option of boat trip between Detroit and Buffalo, and on Hudson River between Albany and New York. Tickets on sale daily to Sept. 30th; return limit SO day via
NewYorkfentral Lines Michigan Central " Tht Niagara Falls Rauta" Proportionately low fares t sTI Eastern Summer Resorts, Including Tnoo sand Itlands, Saratoga. Lake George, tbe Adirondack, Canadian Resorts, White Mountains, Poland Sprint, and the entire Atlantic Coast.
CIRCLE TOURS Sixty-day elreuit tours may be arranred to New Tork and Boston.
including lake ana river routes, ana more t-xreaaea oirouu loara,
partly bf ocean, including metis ana oenns on ocean steamers.
at reuucea summer raraa.
Aak for a rapy of mr "Gold to Htm Tork City It esotataM vataaMe
aaa lBMrMiing uuonnuoi aooai tao aacropoua, dn oa raquan.
rvr particular onit t Michigan Central Ticket Agents
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$3 to S10 S A V E D
DON'T SPEND ALL YOUR TIME worrying over your debts. Pay them all oft, with OUR MONET, and at the same time SAVE $3 to $10. WE MAKE LOANS In amounts from S5 to flOO to persons owning furniture, pianos, etc., and also to SALARIED EMPLOYES on their OWN NOTE. Low rates, loo? time, small payments and LIBERAL REBATES. PRIVXTh. CONFIDENTIAL. "SEE US AND SAVE MONEY." You're to blame It you forget the name. Lake County Loan Co. 28 RJnsbach Blk. Phone 218 (Over Lion Store.) HAMMOJD, INK OPEN EVERY EVENING UNTIL EIGHT P. M.
Will render hard water soft
Will clean marble, tile, and wooden floors Will clean kitchen sinks and plumbingWill clean the clothes of a mechanicWill wash fine linensWill wash windows and glasswareWill dean greasy scales and counters Will purify refrigerators Will sweeten dairy vessels Will kill dirt everywhere Give It a Fair Trial Use as Directed ESub-PJoTJare Unices No Suds BUT Cleans the B.nds RUB-NO-MORK COMPANY Fort Wayne, Indiana
The Tenth District Medical Society Is to meet at Valparaiso tomorrow afternoon where it will be the guest of the Porter County Medical Society. One of , the features of the meeting is to be a dinner which will be served by "Pa" Kinsey in one of his boarding houses on the hill. The dinner Is .o be served for the purpose of demonstrating that a satisfying' meal cab be served for a moderate figure. The banquet is expected to cost the Valpariso , Medical School between eight and ten cents a plate. It Is expected that there will be a dozen physicians from Hammond and a dozen from East Chicago and Gary who will
make the trip. The Hammond and East Chicago contingent "will leave on the Nickle Plate
train which gets into Hammond at 11:26 a. m. This train will be stopped at Valparaiso. The Gary contingent
will go by way of the Pennsylvania.
The sessions of the society will com
mence at 1:30 p. m. and they will con
tinue until some time in the afternoon
when the doctors will be escorted to
the dime banquet on the hill.
The Hammond doctors have the greatest respect for Professor Kinsey but one of them said today that he expected to carry a half a dozen sandwiches In his coat tail pockets rather than take a chance. Two Lake county doctors are on the program. They are Dr. V. F. Howat, President of the Indiana Medical society and Dr. E. E. Evans of Gary.
BRADEN DIRECT IN
tiEV; HARNESS MARK
Cleveland, O.,' July Jl. rromlse of
fast time at the North Randall track In the grand circuit races was ful
filled yesterday. The large crowd In
attendance saw records smashed, the chief performer being Braden Direct,
the black colt of Baron Direct.
Entered In the 2:06 pacing, for the Forest City $2,000 stake, with Egan holding the reins, Braden won the second and third heats, after having fin-
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WILL MEN.
Of far Treatment of Native Hirbs
These herb treatments have been in
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contain no narcotics or mercury.
Diseases of the skin ; eotemi, blood troubles, stomach, liver, kidneys, heart, piles, constipation, dyspepaia. etc., are treated effectively. Let us
give you a trial treatment to convince you.
Call, avrtfa or pAona today far symptom blank. CANTON MEDICINE COMPANY
44 So. State St. Chicago
LAKEWOODS NOT TO CLOSE Rumors that Lakewoods park Is ito be closed owing to the imDendlne
change of ownership Is denied by the management. The park will run the rest of the season and will be opened
up on a greater scale next year. For some reason or other the Impression was gained by manythat the
park would be closed within a week's time.' '
DON'T GO TO LAW Oar Abstract wQ allow yon whether rvm are buying land or a law mvAU
ALLMAN-GARY
TITLE COMPANY
Bios.
CAPITAL. $100,000.00
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Abstract of Title to Land In
Lake County, Indiana.
OFFICES: B8 Broadway, Gary, lad, Allman Block, Crown Point, ImL BRANCH OFFICE: Chicago Title A, Truet Company, Chicago, III.
ONE HUNDRED HOMES ARE NEEDED IMMEDIATELY ADJACENT TO THIS -PLANT -FOR -THE -EMPLOYEES OF THIS COMPANY. , v. How is the (Opportune Time Hot the Builder and llnvGGtiop Gairy Laimidl Conimpaiiiiiy' 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 FIFTH AVENUE, NEAR Y. M. 0. A. BUILDING, CARNEGIE LIBRARY AND FEDERAL BUILDING ARE LEFT, RANGING FROM $650 TO $725.
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Office Phillips Building Fifth Avenue and Broadway