Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 54, Hammond, Lake County, 26 August 1912 — Page 7
Monday, August 26, 1912.
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FOR SALE.
500
Hoffman
', INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 3. blk 12 and lot 7, blk il. 2nd add, Leonora Plsarska to Charles J. Voplcka 300
FOR SALE Must be sold at once. new veneered brtck house on Alice St.: all modern conveniences. Apply 817 Alice st.. or phone 1247M. Hammond.
SEE WHAT? I have to sell this week. 40-acre farm. Extra high class land.
nts, well tiled, all tlll-
the Gary & Southern in-
terurban, just the thing for a good
truck farm, Al market for all a hustler can raise. 65-acre farm, one-half mile from railroad station, good houfe, cellar.
As tar as It is possible it Is advised that all classified a.ls should either be mailed or sent to the offlte. The Times
will not be responsible for errors in ads well, barn, lots of fruit, 12 acres woods
taken over th telephone. f and pasture, the rrst under cultlvaReplles to following ads at Times' tion. 80-acre farm, yood Improvements, office. Advertisers please call for close to Catholic school and church. 35 them: acres timber southeast of Crown '01 3IR 1 Point. Also some vacant lots In Crown K E M 2jZ W.... 1 Point where property Is steadily goE M..... 2L E 1 ing up. Call and get description and A R. 2.C W 1 . nrlrpa. F: E. Farlf v. airpnt. Crown
C SO 1
HELP.
Point, Ind.
23-3
FOR SALE Northcote ave. and Beacon St.. F!aKt Chlr-nff-o 7-rrrtm mnti -
MEN WANTED We can use several ern houses; furnace heat, bath, etc.; more good men on drop hammers, prlces reasonable; terms to suit. Inbull dozers and bolt and rivet heading quire phone 42ir or 4438 01cot ave.. machines: men with experience de- East Chicago. Ind. sired. Apply Forge Department, Stan- ' . , , .
dard Steel Car Co., Hammond, Ind.
I FOR SALE One large work horse.
. sound; one chunky saddle pony, one "WANTED Driver, for light delivery 2-seated top surrey, one rubber tired auto truck; must be active and re-( buggy. JS5 takea th. outflc 636 Hoh. liable: steady position. S B C. Times. man st up8taIr8) Hammond. 28-3 Hammond. '26-3 .
Lak County and State of Indiana, i that the undersigned, Piotr Fyda, Is a male inhabitant and resident of the said City, Township, County and State and over 'the age. of twenty-one years. That he has resided In the State of Indiana for more than ten years and in the City of Hammond, North Township, and State of Indiana, for more than six months prior to the date of this nrftice and is a qualified voter thereof; that he has declared his Intention of becoming a citlxen of the United States of America, and Is a man of good moral character; that he will apply to the Board of County Commissioners at Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana, on the first Monday In September, 1912, the same being the 2nd day of September, 1912, for a renewal of a license to sell Intoxicating, spiritous, vinous and malt liquors In less quantities than five gallons at a time and permit the same to be drank
upon the premises where sold, said license being heretofore granted by the
isoard of Commissioners on the 4th day of September, IS 11, and Issued by Charles Johnson, Auditor of. Lake County, said Township and State, for a period of one year from said date. The precise location where liquors are to be sold and the provisions of the license to be" renewed la as follows , The front room on the ground floor of the -two-story frame building located on lot twenty-one (21), block one (1). Larned s addition to the City of Hammond and known as 666 Wal
ter avenue. Said room where Intoxl-
ADVERTISED MAIL. The following letters remain uncalled for In the Hammond, Ind., postoffice for week ending Augv 26, 1912: Alex Ahlsted, Chas. Brush, B. . J. Bush, Mrs. Blockenberg, Fred Bahn. Miss Julia ' Bayte. Mr, Enoch Bagnall, Miss Elizabeth Carter, Floyd Casey,
Dr. M. H. Culbert, James Cross, F.
Crocker, P. A. Cook, Ray Clark, Joa quim Do Lasalle Alves, John Drisn
klenu, John Edermann, Mrs. Anna
Flint. Anna Gtusek. "Van Gatecky. F.
H. Harlan. Louis Henry, Nbahy Hu-
koaaeby, Wm. Henry, E. Jones. Andrzel Kosclclmak, Ralph Kendlg, William Kerzey, Lincopulos Brothers, Mr. La Rue, Jimmie Littles, William Lively. Mr. McGuire, Chester Monroe, Mrs. Gladys Murray, Mrs. J. Murphy, Mrs. Nellie Myers. Robert W. McBeth, Mra. Robert Moyer, Thomas Mlsta, Mrs. Verna Morton, Mr. Albert Ogden (2), Miss Winifred Pearson, Louis Rosenberg. Joseph Riehinskl, Andry Sowrila,
Smart Set Novelty Co., Bertha Sarkary, Mrs. D. C. Waite, Miss Mabel Wilson. F. B, SCHAAF. P. M.
WANTED Twenty laborers for street
work at once; $2.25 per day. -PPjind at Lewis st. and Monon By., Ham- !
' raond.
FOR SALE A square piano. Inquire eating liquors are to be sold is 20 feet
at 4503 Magoun ave.. East Chicago, wide, 28 feet long and the ceiling Is 11
26-2
FOR SALE Fresh j-ow. 95 Douglas St.,
" 1 Hammond. Phone 1149W. ' 26-2 IRON MOLDERS WANTED Two first' , . . . . class bench men. also cupola man FOR SALE Nearly new Harley-Davi-and laborer; steady work at good, son motorcvcle. H. J. Schoon. Hess-
wages for steady men. Griffith Mfg. & Supply Co., Griffith, Ind.
F5TTUALR HELP. WANTED Girl for general ' housework. Inquire 3409 Block ave., Indiana Harbor. 26-3
ville, Ind.
WANTED One woman In each county who desires employment In home town; $15 per week; be independent and self-supporting. D. B. McCurdy Co.. Como Bldg., Chicago, 111.
WANTED A girl for general housework; 3 In family. Phone 707. 51 Warren St., Hammond. '26-3
WANTED Pastry cook and porter. We Cater restaurant, 90 State st., Hammond. 26-2
"WANTED Experienced stenographer. Apply A. M. DeWeese, agent of Erie, Hammond. . ' 26tf
FOR SALE Grocery store doing good cash business; reason for selling: want to go west on account of health. Address . or call 369 Sibley St., Hammond. Ind. 24-3
FOR SALE Kalamazoo cook stove, $10; child's bed, $3; chiffonier. $5; 2 oak rockers, $3, ang other. useful articles; must sell at once. F. C. Harbrecht. 428 Mott ave.. West' Hammond. 111. . 24-3
feet high, has glass front, front, side and rear entrance, and all of the Inside of said room, can be seen from said Walter avenue. There at;e living rooms In the rear and above. PIOTR FYDA.
PURCHASE
PRODUCE MARKET.
Butter Extra creamery, 25c; firsts, 2J&e; seconds, 22Ho; dairies, 21 23c; packing stock, 15 20c; process, 24c.
Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 10 12c; geese, 7c; ducks, ; 10314c; fowls, 13c; roosters, 9&c; springs, 16Hc. Eggs Firsts, 20c; ordinary firsts, 18c; dirties, 16c; checks, 14c, Beans Pea, hand picked, $2.75 2.88; brown Swedish, $2.402.60; Lima, 100 lbs. $5.87; red kidney. $2.602.6O. Green fruits New apples, brls. $2.50 3.50; crabapples," brls, $3.00; pears, bu, $3.504.50; bu basket. 75c$1.25; peaches, bu basket, 75ctl.35; 6 baskets, 50c $1.25; basket. 1-5 bu Mich., 1020c; grapes, basket 8 lbs, 14(g) 16c; Delaware, cases. $1.60 1.75; plums, 24
ANDIQ cases. $1.00 1.75 currants, red, 16
FOR SALE 6 year old horse, also buggy and harness. John Skora, .4901 Mcgoun ave.. East Chicago. ..
FOR SALE First class saloon, dress J S, Times, Hammond.
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WANTED Gotfd competent girl- M6if general housework: good- wages. Apply to Mrs. W. C. Belman, 11 Glendale Park, Hammond. 26tf
FOR SALE One span 6 ear old mules, weight 2400; bno pair 6f' horses, weight. 2700; several dum "wagttiis. E01 W. Sibley tt, West Hammond, I1L Phone 1405. 21-4
WANTED Girls to learn dressmaking. Mrs. Bardens, 192 Hoffman st, Hammond.
WANTED Fifty girls Ho learn, to operate. power machines. Goshen Shirt Mfg. Co., 105 : Condit st., Hammond, Lid.
WANTED Girl to do housework. 101 E. Detroit St., Hammond. 23-3
WANTED Experienced dry goods and cloak saleswomen. Address N O, Times, Hammond. , 22-3
WANTED Young lady clerk at .Nassau & Thompson, East Chicago.
WANTED TO RENT.
WANTEL A 5-room modern cottage
or a 7-room house, close in, by de
sirable tenant.' B H W, Times, Hammond. 22-3
WANTED A lady boarder; nice room and good home to right party, -476 State st., Hammond. 24-2
LOST AND FOUND. LOST Sunday afternoon, black pock
etbook containing a small sum of
money. Reward If returned 117 Webb
St., Hammond.
LOST Two pair of children's new shoes; reward. Return to 298 Michigan ave., Hammond. 26-2
FOR SALE Second hand household
goods at a give away price. Call Gol
den Bros. storage house, Fayette and Sohl st, and ask for Mr. Sourbeer, Manager.
FOR SALE: One hot water
Apply 404 Hammond Bldg.
heater.
Ffrr RENT.
NOTICE FOR
TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE. I Qs, 75c$1.25.
Notice is hereby" given to the cltl- I Berries Blueberries, 16 qts, $1.75 zens of the City of Hammond and!2-60- blackberries, 16 qts. $1.50 2.00;
North Township, Lake County. Indt- I red raspberries. Z4 pts. .60Sf s.vv.
ana. that the undersigned is a male! Vgetables Celery, crates, Mich., 20 inhabitant, over the age of twenty-1 30c; beets. 100 bunches, 75c$1.00;
one, ana a citizen and resident of said I cabbage. 100 head 75c $1.25; green
City for more than one year last past, I onions, b Duncnes, i oc, spinacn, iup.
and a qualified voter theceof: that he 2535c; carrots, luo Duncnes,, dc?i
isfa person of good moral character J cucumbers, boxes, 30 35c;. egg i plant, and not in the habit of becoming in- dos, 75c$1.00; radishes, 100 bunches,
toxicated; that the undersigned will J 75c $1.00; squash, , tub. 60c; peppers.
appear before the Board of County i green, box, Z0Z5c: red, box, $1.00
Commissioners of Lake County. Indl- I onions, sacks, 6568 , lbs, 6075c;
ana, s.t their September term, to be 1 trlng beans, green, box, 25c; wax,
begun and held In the City of Crown I box, 25c; tomatoes, cases, 4 baskets, 15
rolnt on the 2nd clay of September, 35c; boxes, 2530c; lettuce, leaf. 1912. and will then and there file my I box, 20 25c; turnips, sacks, washed.
petition asking leave to purchase a 60c; green peas, bu basket, $1.001.50;
retail liquor license heretofore grant- cauliflower, cases, 50c $1.25; parsley.
ed to Stanley Mojeski by said Board doz bunches, 10c; sweet corn. 25 36c on the 2nd day of January, 1912, which Melons Water, per car, $150200;
said license was obtained by said I Gems, baskets, S060c; flat cases, 50
Stanley Mojeski, to retail malt, splr-1 90c; Osage, sq. crates, 75e$1.25.
itous and vinous liquors In less ouan- I Veal Calves 5O 60 lbs, llUc
titles than five gallons af a time, wtth;80110 lbs, 1213J4;6e 200 lbs, 8
nitf permission ior- tnu same to be I ivc, iu'su. ios, nytiii
drank upon the premises, and now I Potatoes Minnesota, bu, 55662c;
used by him, in the following descrlb- 1 Wisconsin, bu, 6055c; home grown,
ed premises: sack, 70 80 lbs, 75 90c; sweet, Jer-
The or.e-story frame building situ- I sey, brls, $5.00,
ated on lot 3, in block 4, In Morris' I
liiol'Lly,rlt llA,mmni- In- LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
BUCKEYE CO. MY 800
START WORK
Speculation is being indulged in as to the significance of the activity now
being displayed by the Pennsylvania Railroad company In grading an old right of way owned by them since the days of General Torrence, which cuts
through the Buckeye" Steel' Castings Company tract. While f thre has been no definite Information to that effect.
the general Impression seems to be that the operations of the railroad
company may signify that the Buck ele people are son to start building.
The building of a railroad -on this particular right of way was'one of the conditions under which the . Buckeye people purchased their tract and for this reason the Operations of 'the railroad company seem especially to lridlcate some intention on fhe part of the big stel company, to build. This summer the Pennsylvania engineers have been busy making surveys of their unused rights of way in this
region. They have been checking up and staking out, ostensibly for the purpose of finding encroachments where they exist, on their properties. The right of way now being graded extends from their present line which parallels the B. & O. Chicago terminal, on McCook avenue, extended, through the Buckeye property and on across 141st street where it angles In a northeasterly direction coming out between the American Steel foundry and Michigan avenue, and paralleling the Indiana Harbor Belt to the. main road. It
Is another connection between the loop and the main line. The grading Is now
In progress near the American Steel foundry.
IT LOOKED
BAD FOR TIE
At said time I will further ask per
mission of said . board for leave to
FOR RENT Modern 7-room upper
flat, 6-room lower, at 47 Doty st.;
steam heat. Janitor service. Apply 39
Doty St., Hammond. Phone 1095M.
transfer safdMfcense from the" above
described premises to th following
described premises, to-wlt:
The west store room, 20 by 68 feet.
in dimensions, on the ground floor of the two-story brick building situated
FOR RENT New nine-room modern . oot lot 2- ,n block 1, in the original house on Erie St., near Conkey plant town. novr City, of Hammond. Indland fire station Jv'o. 4. Phone 1166R. ana- and otherwise known as No. 97 This house can be bought on easv State street In said City. Said store
monthly payments. 24tf roorn fronts on State street, a public . , , highway In said City. Store room has FOR RENT 6-room flat; hot water lasa front with a door opening on heat. Call at 16 Waltham St., Ham- state street and a rear door leading to mond. 24-3 the alley, and door on tne east side
leading into hallway. Bar is to be
(HIED BY LIVE WIRE
There were two big riots In Gary yesterday afternon and evening and
one- of them which attracted the atten tion of 3,000 people so the police estl
mate gave the police department one
of the most trying half hours It had In
its history. Ten Are Injured. The larger of the two followed
fight between Russians down near Eleventh avenue and Madison street.
A combination -of vodka and hot weather caused ten of them to be beaten up. They were all arrested.
Commanded by Chief Martin the motor
patrol with Officers Eisner, , Brown,
Martin and Jurlc rushed to the scene.
Even after the ten bleeding prisoners
were put into the patrol they kept $ one month to one year wlUl a
ngnung ana 11 requirea an ox , insui
efforts of two of the officers to keep
themselves from killing each other.
Poll Are Threatened.
In a few minutes the crowd became
a dense one and some of the foreigners made threats to rescue their comrades.
It was Impossible to drive the police
patrol and for awhile Chief Martin 1 jfi
says that the situation xooKed threat
enlng. For a few minutes It loked as if the magazine guns would have to be
brought into play. Thirty-seven Arrested.
The crowd would have been charged with the motor patrol but if this had been done many persons other than
the would be riot rescuers would have
been maimed and Injured.
Earlier in the day a -second riot among Roumanians resulted in 'a number of arrests. In all there were 37
arrests Saturday and Sunday.
S10 to S200 Ask Us MONEY LOANED ON FURNITURE, PIANOS. HORSES AND WAGONS, and STORE AND OFFICE . FIXTURES without removal, from
most ample rebate If paid sooner than due. ARE YOU IN NEED Are your debts a bore to you. Let us pay all of them for you and you can pay one instead of ten. . Extension in case of sickness or loss of work. 1 Private office and confidential treatment accorded to all.
Calumet Loan Co.
CRUMPACKER GIVES
VIEWS ON INDIANA
Continued from Page one)
212 HAMMOND BLDG. Open Evenings PHONE 323
primarily because of the prosperous condition of business throughout the country and the belief among business
men that to change administrations
now would perhaps endanger
prosperous conditions,
and they, took them' Into custody..
"When searched a murderous looking'
these knife, 10 Inches long, was found on
Business men i Topa, whose shirt was blood-stained.
FOR RENT Three furnished rooms located on the west side of said room.
There are dwelling rooms on the second floor of said building. JOHN W. WALTON.
for light housekeeping; convenient.
345 Kane ave. (In rear), Hammond. - 1 1 , FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light" housekeeping. 18S Plummer ave.,-Hammond; "w " "" " ' ittf
FOR RENT Modern 6-room flat In Lockmar bldg., No. 11 Waltham St.: steam heat, hot water, and Janitor service; private garage on premises.
Phone 1211M.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERb
Sheep Lambs, good to choice, $6.65 7.30; lambs, fair to Kood, I6.106.65;
lambs, common to fair, S5.506.60;
lambs, feeders, ' $6.006.50; lambs.
culls, $4.5065.50; yearlings, fair to best light. $5.00!j?6.,S0: yearlings, fair to best heavy, $4.BO5.00; wethers, good to choice, $4.00 4.30.
Hogs Bulk of sales, $8.208.65;
heavy butchers. $8.458.75: light
butchers, $8.60 8. SOr light bacon. $8.55 8.75; light light. $$.308.60; heavy shipping, $8.45 0 8.65: heavy packing.
$8.05jrs.9; mixed packing, $8.158.40;
rough, heavy packing, $7.808.05.
Cattle Choice to prime steers; $9.50 : 10.50; medium to :gdod steers, $6.70
9.00; Inferior to fair steers, $6.656.70; fat cows and heifers, $4.65 8.75 : can
ning cows and heifers. $2.504.15; na
tive bulls and stags, $3.156.90; feeding cattle, 600 1,000 lbs, $4.107.40;
fair to fancy veal calves. $8.50 10.25; heavy calves, $4.006.75. - --
will hesitate long before voting for a Officer Eisner of Gary came to Indlchange of administration when their I ana Harbor this morning and took, the
affairs are In good shape. prisoners back with him.
Another employe of the Gary steel "Old-line Republicans are not going
wotks was Kiiiea saiuraay aiiernoon 1 10 aescri m sidiiuaru umirr urai . K 'A A when lAndrew Beliskl, age not given I they have served so long without great I 0OHI6 LfllCclgO ACCKieiltS.
out, was ' electrocuted ; by. koxn.ljgt. Jrj j thought and deliberation, and It Is ap-I Mr. and Mrs. A. B. McNeil, residing contact with a live wire. This makes pa'rent to any one that Roosevelt's only (at 1516 Sherman avenue, Evanston,
the ninth employe of the United States I purpose is the destruction of the Re-J were severely Injured yesterday.. ,wien
Steel corporation to die in Its various I publican party. ! the motorcycle on which they were
mills singe. August 3. I "There, are many voters in Indiana I riding collided with an automobile
The first report was that a' man had I who would, .probably have voted fori McNeil, driver -of an auto truck for
fallen Into a vat of sulphuric acid atlRoosevelt had he run as an independent I the Evanston fire department, was go-
the coke ovens and that he had bee I Remiblican. but when he stands as the I Ing north In Chicago avenue, Evans
"dissolved" by the' chemlcair'Thls re-1 candidate,' of a new party and de- toh. at a speed forbidden Jy the city
port, which was wrong. brought to nounces . the principles and policies of I ordinances, according to trie , police.
light, however, tha. fact 'thAt another j the Republican party, under which our I An automobile, also traveling north in
man had been killed. Last Sunday country has attained an unparalleled ' Chicago avenue, turned cast Into KedJohn Soltls was killed at the coke I prosperity, the vast majority of Repub- . e street ahead of McNeil. He was
ovens when a bolt of lightning struck j licans will stick to the old party.
an Iron pipe which he was carrying. "I do not know how the congresBeliskl's body was removed t Hoover's slonar elections will come out We morgue, 633 Washington street. have strong hope that the Republican Names of victims since August 3 are representation from Indiana will be In-
as follows: I creased. Former Senator Beverldge.
Andy Toga (Illinois Steel company.) Iwho is running as the Progressive can-
Demi Christ (Ilinols Steel company.) 1 didate for Governor, stands less chance
Hugh Galagher (American - Bridge, j of carryin glndlana than does Roose
company.) ,. iveit.
! HAY & GRAIN MARKET.
GART.
8tf Lot 9, blk 6, Condit & McGlnnl-
iys bin add, Condlt-McGlnni-
-LEQATj NOTICES. NOTICE TO' NON-RESIDENT.
Lot IS, blk 2, Jackson Park So. Broadway add, Frank Zawad-
LOST A pocketbook at Crown Point fair grounds, containing money, receipts and bills. Finder will be rewarded. Address Ernest Rogers, Chesterton, Ind. R. F. D. 2. 24-3 LOST One bunch of keys on road, Thornton, Lansing. Munster, Dyer and hlcago Heights. Finder pleasedellver to Times office and receive suitable reward. 22-2
LOST A silver mounted fountain pen, engraved A. C. Proudfoot; valued as keepsake. In Calumet or East Chicago. Reward for return. First National bank. East Chicago.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE l Walter Fabianski COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR L"ts 12 and 13, blk 7, Broadway COURT, ROOM NO. 3, SEPTEMBER t add. Steel City Realty Co. to TERM. 1912. UNITED STATES Arden Dearbeyne LUMBER COMPANY", A CORPORA- Lot 13, blk 7. same add. Arden TION, VS. SAMUEL SAX ET AL. Iarbeyne to Konsta.nty FalCAUSE NO. 9423. ACTION TO kowskl FORECLOSE MECHANIC'S LIEN. ( TOLLESTON. Now comes the-plaintiff by John W. Lot 10. blk 47, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s
Open .High Low Close Sept wheat. 94 . . 94& 93 93 Dec. wheat. 93 .93 93 93 May wheat. 97' 97 96'. 96 600 Sept. corn..' 72 74 71?i 72 Dec. corn... 54 , 66 ; 53 64 May corn... 53 '54 , 63 53 250 Sept. oats... 32 ' 32 32 32 Dec. oats... 38 33 32 '32 May oats... 34 "36 34 34
W4NTED TO BUY. SCRAP IRON WANTED Highest cash prices paid for old machinery, stoves and other cast scrap. Let us know what you have by mall, or phone Griffith SOL Griffith Mfg. & Supply Co., Griffith. Ind.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS BOUGHT, SOLD and exchanged; get our prices. Hammond Furniture Co.. 242 E. State St., Hammond. Phone 543. "miscellaneous. MEN OF IDEAS and Inventive ability should write RANDOLPH & CO., Patent Attorneys, Washington, D. C, for list of needed Inventions and prises offered by leading manufactures
Wake, attorney, and files Its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendants, Howard Carr. Harry J. Lynn, Louis W. Rose, Bennett Hallensteln and Hallensteln, hls wife, whosi! true christian name is unknown, 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 at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause on the 14th day of October, A. D. 1912, the same being the 31st day of the next term . of said
Court to be begun and held in Room No. 3, in the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, in said County and State,
on the second Monday of September, A. D, 1912, said action will be heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of . said Court, at Hammond, this 14th day of August, A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L. S. C. Ey Charles W. Ames. Deputy Clerk.
TLrfES WANT ADS SERVICE TO YOX7
AlUi FOR
NOTICE FOR RENEWAL OF LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given to ..the . cltlsens ot Hammond, Nortfc Township,
2nd Oak Park add. Jessie C Beattie to Newton E. Streeters Lot 3, blk 8, Logan Park, Gabor Salmonen to John Medvezy... HAMMOND. Lots 36 and 37, blk 6, Morris' add. Calumet District Realty Co. to Ethel Leimbach.. EAST GARY. Blks 19, 24, 29, 32 and 35. 2nd sub, George Earle to GaryHobart In v. Realty Co Blks 25. 30, 31 and 36, 2nd sub, William Earle to same as last deed GART. Lots 3 and 4. blk 10; lot 7, blk 9, Gary Annex 1st add. Gary Annex Realty Co. to Thomas Martin
Lot 40, blk 103, Gary Land Co.'s 1st add. Gary Land Co. to Dan Smith GRIFFITH. Lots 33 and 34, blk 6, Midway artd, Stella. Ryan Cooper to Wm. J. McFarland Same as last deed, Hettle L. Ryan to Wm. J. McFarland TOLLESTON. Lot 16, blk 2, Jefferson Land A Realty Co., So. Bend & Gary Land Co. to Michael Waolek.. HAMMOND. Lot 19 and N lot 20. blk 3, Sohl's 2nd add, Wllhelmlna Tauschek et al to Lawrence
100
Hay Receipts. 622 tons; shipments
34 tons. Offerings small and demand good; prices higher. Choice timothy.
I$2324; No. 1, 2122; No. 2 and No. 1 mixed, $1719; No! 3 and No. 2 mix
ed, $15 16. Kansas and Oklahoma
300 prairie, choice, $15 16; do No. 1, $15
: 15.60. Iowa, Minnesota. Nebraska and
(00 I Dakota prairie, choice, $1415; do No.
1. $13.5014. Illinois, Indiana and
Wisconsin feeding prairie, $1012.
! Packing. $8 9
ool Straw Rye. is.bukt; oat, awi. ou;
wheat, $6.60 7.
John Cassady (Illinois Steel company.) George Jasokolakl (Buffington, Universal Portland Cement company.)
Alex Slaughter (American Sheet and
Tinpla.te company.)
1 Alexander Robinson (Illinois Steel
company.) . .
John Soltis (Illinois Steel company.)
Andrew Beliskl (Illinois Steel com
pany.)
SHOCKING ACCIDENT TO
MOTORISTS
HARBOR POLICE
Two Foreigners Implicated
in Cutting Affray Are Arrested Yesterday.
(Continued from Page one)
The Indiana Harbor pollc.e yesterday
shot out from a cylinder head. The evening arrested two men alleged to sides of her skirt already hot from the nave been mixed up in a cutting scrape
close contact wtih the engine caused 'n Gary earlier in the day In which, thin rfty to vrbam It would bav mnj
unable to stop and the motorcycle
struck the machine amidships. McNeil and his - wife were thrown high In the air. He was picked ," up unconscious, with a broken leg. Mrs.,
McNeil suffered several broken ribs.
They were taken to St. Francis' hospital. . - Fay Kean. 819 Lee street, Evanston, driver of the automobile, and his brother. Louis, assisted in caring for the injured persons, and were not arrested.
EXCOMMUNICATES CATHOLIC PRIEST South Bend, . Ind. Aug. 26. Announcement was made today In all the Catholic churches In this ctty of the t canonical excommunication of Rev. Victor Von Kublnyl by Rt. Rev. Herman Alerdlng, bishop of Fort Wayne. Father Kublnyl was pastor of a Hungarian Catholic church, which recently Joined the Independent " Polish church, headed by Bishop Francis Hdtful of Scranton, Pa. '
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your oiler before moat f the people la
her clothes to ignite Instantly. Flames three others were oaaiy injured. ine first attacked her Jacket which was a men gave their names as Mike Topa
linen one. I an- Monothal Mauses. N
Roberts immediately stopped the ma-j The local police had been tipped off
chine and lifted the flaming and by the Gary department to keep a screaming girl to the ground. In vain lookout for the men who had escaped, a he tried to unbutton then tear off the number, of others Involved in the riot blazing Jacket. Just then a Gary and having been arrested. Topa and
Interurban car same In sisht and st Mauses were supposed by the police to this Juncture Roberts had presence of have been the most serious offenders In mind enough to throw the burning girl the trouble, so their arrest was earnto' the ground and roll her in the dust, estly desired.
Headed by Pat Curley passengers a Gary man visiting In Indiana Ilar-
from the car rushed to the scene and bor recognized Topa and Mauses, and
one 01 mem smoinere tne names with tol(j Sergeants Billy Hughes and a nat T ) - t V uri VAn I, . W I .... . . . . .
""r ....1 w " 1 Frank Barker ot tneir wnereaoouts. tie Smith home and a hurry up call was Uccompanieed the officers to the place
CHICAGO OIL MARKET.
' - . Chicago Linseed lc lower. Whole
sale prices for carbon and other oils were as follows: Standard white. 180 1 test. 10c: perfection, 10c; head-
flight, 17 6test, 12c; eoceno. 12c; gasoline, 16c; machine ' gasoline. 25 c; I raw linseed, single brl. 67c; boiled.
'T568c; turpentine, 48c; summer black oil.
7c; winter black oil, 80. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago. . ''
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issued for Dr. Craig.
Had No Hear Seat..
It develops that young Roberts bor- I
rowed a motorcycle from Savage's store and went rldtng' out Caldwell way. He met Miss Smith, with whom
M was acquainted, near her home.
There was no rear seat on the machine and in response ton invitation to take
a short spin around the neighborhood the y6un , woman seated herself on
the gasoline tank. They went about
four blocks from home and were on
the return trip when the accident hap
pened.
and pointed out the fugitives to them
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THK CHUS. at; UHIO RAIL. WAY. WAV Of 1AUIAAA. Leaving; Time at Hanunund, tad. KflfctMe Juae 2, ijmx. Subject to Ctnage Without .Notice. 10:46 am UA1LY. Limited for Cincinnati, Wasningtoa, Baltimore, Poll, adelphia. New York, Richmond. Norfolk and Virginia and Nona - Carolina points. . . Local for Clnclnm . IAlLT 1 n.tu p co n necUn Vited for the Kast. 12:38 am DAILY, Local for Cincinnati. :40 pm DAILY. Local for Chicago. 6:43 pm DAILY. Limited for Chicago and West. 6:17 am DAILY. Local for Chlcsgo, Sleeping, Observation-Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Trains. Sleeping Cars on Night Trains.
THE HAMMOND DISTILLINQ OO. DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 GALLONS
milium
TO FIX GARY LEVY.
The Gary common coiwieil will hold !
an adjourned meeting. at 8 o"clock to
night for the purpose of fixing the tax
levy and making the appropriations
for 1913.
Department heads want more mon
ey than .the city revenue accords, bo there will be a general . slicing all
around. -
Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.
-(abstracters
BARGE 86 CLEARS.
Standard Oil barge 86 In tow of the tug G. W. Coulton cleared yesterday for Detroit with 26,000 barrels of fuel
oil. The steamer Renown of the Standard OH fleet came In this morn
ing and will take on 32,00"0 barrels of
oU for Superior.
ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES f. E. MOTT, President FRANK HAMMOND, Vice-President J. S. BLACKMUN, Secretary A. H. TAPPER, Treasurer XOWAKO J. EDER, Manager
Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block , HAMMOND
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