Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 63, Hammond, Lake County, 10 September 1912 — Page 7
Tuesday. Sept. 10. 1912.
THE TIMES.
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will not be responsible for errors In ads taken over the telephone. Replies to following ads at Times office. Advertisers please call lor t hem: 201 SIR 1 B E M jjz W 1
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE 1 Vs story frame residence, 7 rooms and hath; 50 ft. lot; on West Williams M . ; at a bargain. Address L 11. Times, Hammond. 10-3
FOR HALE S -room frame building on 2S ft lot; centrally located and In first class repair, with gas, hath and electric liphts; all street Improvements paid for: rent pays over 14 per ci-nt on sale pric'-; $2,600; $200 to $5u0 cash, balance same as rent. Address J 31, Times. Hammond. 10-6
WAITED TO RENT.
W AMEP I.fy refined young man, furnished room; strictly private
family; modern conveniences; on Fir,
(Irapcvlne cr 136th st. Address X, Ken
eral delivery, Indiana Harbor. 9-3
LItATj NOTICES.
"WANTED Brick work to Jan. 1. Wrecking Co, (.5. grounds.
IIELE, cleamrs; steady Apply Hammond H. Hammond Co.
FOR SALE One (Gladstone setter, male, registered; well broke. Rood retriever, staunch and steady, 2 li years old; a fine chicken and quail dofc: $100. One c.ordon setter, male; weil broke on iuail; 2 V2 years old; t. One Berkshire pointer. 6 years old; the best all around dop In the state; perfect in every way except blemish on one eye; $100. Apply K. C. Miller. 171 State St.. Hammond. Ind.
WANTED Torter. 5 ft 7 Indiana blvd ., mond, Ind.
Oscar Goldsmith. Forsyth, Hum-
FOR SALE On account of leaving city. 5 -room cottage; 372 ft. lot; good condition; sewer, t;as, walks, pavement; on 100 ft. boulevard, only 10)-ft. street in Hammond; price $1,300; small cash payment, balance like rent. Address 356 Torrence ave .Hammond. I'hone 12;'.6V.
WANTED Nice appearing hustlers can make from $4 to $il per day. Call Wednesday, Sept. 11, all day. LK-o. Xussmaul's cigar store, 124 State St.. Hammond.
FOR SALE Household goods, condition, reasonable. Also plush coat, size 3S; movins south Call 477 E. State St.. Hammond.
good fine 13 th.
WANTED Vouiik man for real estate and insurance office. Apply by letter only. Gro. V. Lewis. 8' Chicago ave.. East Chicago. 10-3
FOR SALE A good and calf for sale
fresh
milking cow Hill Soder,
Cavanagh. Ind., rear Clarke Station.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAK) SUPERIOR
COURT. ROOM NO. 1, SEPTEMBER
TERM. 1912. WILLIAM J. HUNT
Eli KT AL. VS. CAROLINE HUNT
ER ET AL CAUSE NO. 3522. AC
TION TO QUIET TITLE. Now comes the plaintiff by Rom
boriter. Sawyer & Curtis, attorneys
and tile their complaint herein, to
per ner wun an nrn.iavit or a compe
tent person, showing that the defend
ants, (Luoline Hunter. Carrie Hunter,
whose true christian and sur
names are unknown, husband of Caro
line Hunter: and . whose true
christian and surnames are unknown
husband of Carrie Hunter; ', nee Caroline Hunter, and . nee Carrie Hunter; , husband of , nee Caroline Hunter, and
GARY. Caldwell's 9th add, Caldwell to Edgar
Land Smith
. s to
300
850
7P0
7.51
150
2,500
50
. husband
Carrie Hunter; the unknown
devisees, legatees. dlst ri bu t ees. representatives, executors. administrators, receivers, lessees. successors, husbands, wives and assigns of each of the above mentioned defendants, and all persons claiming from, through or under ench. or any, or all of the above mentioned defendants, are not residents of the State of Indiana.
Said defendants are therefore by notltied of the pendency of action and that the same will for trial at the next term of
Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the Ilth day of November, A. D. 1S12. the same being the 1st day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room No. 1. in the Superior Court Building, at Hammond. In said County and State, on the second Monday of November. A. D. 1312. said action will
lie heard and determined in their absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 0th day of September, A. 1). 1S12. ERNEST L. SHORTR1DGE, Clerk L. S. C. Ly lioscoe Hemstook, Deputy Clerk.
o
-, nee heirs,
FOR SALE 7-room lot. M7 Claude st. lses.
house on 37 H tt. Inquire on prom-
WANTED Driver on milk wagon, j Apply John l'ohlplatz, 228 DougIa.s ave. Hammond. -3
W ANT L List truly Ha m :r ; n .
25 laborers; $2.25 per day; i-.-ork. 52S Calumet ave.. Downey t Portz.
FOR SALE SO-a ere farm, in Michigan; 40 acres improved. fences, small orchard, barn, near market and school; bargain at $1,500. l B. Doherty, box 5S4. Hammond. Ind.
WAN TED--A Clothir.r- Co., mond.
ollector. Liberal Hammond Bldg..
Credit
i.ANTEP A grocery clerk for order jroute Atkln fc Thorpe. 119th and I FOR
FOR SALE At 9S Condit St., 50-foot lot, with S-room house; bath and gas; would rent for $1S; a bargain If taken at once; part cash, balance on easy terms. Inquire on premises.
heresaid stand said
Sheridan. Whiting.
6-3
ANTED Laborers; piece work bards; transferring at Osborne. Indla .Mai tor Belt Railroad Co. 6tf
SALE Cheap, 22-foot motor
boat. Inquire C. D. StifUr, 4S20 Olcott ave.. East Chicago. 7-3
WANT
App Erie.
ED An experienced bill clerk.
'.y A. M. DeWeese, agent of the Hammond. 4tf
IFOR SALE j lot; also 9 j and bath, j Ha mm ond.
4-roorn cottage on 2o-ft. room house; .steam heat Address Owner, Times.
I- U ATiB HELP. WANTED Good girl: $5 per week no wdshlnc. Apply 125 Carroll st Hammond. Ind. " "'
WAX'i ED- Dishwa sher. Apply Hammond Country club. Must speak En;ith.
FOR SALE 164-acre farm and bulldlngs, black clay loam, in Laporte ; county. Ind. This Is the richest soli i In the United States. Grows 90 bush- ! els of corn to the acre and all other j grains, potatoees. onions or hay, very (crop In abundance. I might trade. T. V. Glrnskl. 502J Baring ave., Esst .Chicago, Ind. 3-6
N iTICE
OF
WANTED Girl for general house- !
work. Apply 9 Warren st., Hamrrond. 10-3
FOR SALE In Home wood. S3 South Hohman st., apartment residence.
i Seven rooms and bath on each floor.
Separate heating plants. Location
I! a.n 1 tu A competent girl lor gen-; oral housework; good wafs. Apply! tit once. Sf So. Hohman St., Hammond. '
; most ideal ! Apply M H
In R.
Hammond. Easy terms. Times, Hammond.
WANTED A girl work. Apply at Hammond. I'hone
for general house-
FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures complete. Inquire Lincoln hotel, Indiana Harbor.
113J Madison 130.VM.
St.. 1 9-5 i
WANTED At once, hand ironer and r..ar:i'lo girls. P.ick Laundry Co.. Hammond. 9-3
WANTED Pastry cook. State st.. Hammond.
We Cater, 90
WANTED Girl work. Apply ' rr.ond.
for general Rimbach ave.,
house-Ham-
V ANTED Girl for addressing envelopes. Frederick L. Ilelntz. old G. H Hammond company's office building 7tf
WANTED Girl for general housework; small family; no washing. 25 Waltham St.. Hammond. 6tf
WANTED 50 nul at ouee. Paid while learning. Good wages to experienced operators. Goshen Shirt Mfg. Co., Hammond, Ind.
FOR ed. Call
SALE good phone
-53 acre farm: all lmprovba,rn, house and fences. 2S2 for Information.
FOii. KENT.
for and
RENT Furnished cool. 3S Clinton st.
room; nice , Hammond.
F)R RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping, and sleeping rooms. 165 Sibley st., Hammond.
FOR RENT Nicely furnished room: bath, electric light, with board; suitable for two gentlemen: private family. S41 Calumet ave., Hammond.
FOR RENT Store room with modfrn heating plant installed. Located next to the. Nickel Plate depot. Rent at low figure. Splendid stand for small store. Large window display space. Suitable for candy store and news stand. Opportunity to get larg transient trade at. once. Apply Fred H. Mott, room 1. Hohman block, Hammond. Phone 123.
WANTED Woman work. Y. M. C. A.
cook for restaurant.
second Gibson.
WANTED Good competent girl for general housework; good wages. Apply to Mrs. W. C. Belman, 11 Glendale Park, Hammond. 26tf
FURNISHED ROOMS. IRST CLASS FURNISHED ROOM and board, ail means; also lease two rooms; will reserve for first October; best of references required. Inquire of Mrs. Lesser, 422S Maroun ave.. East Chicago, rhone 3S2J.
FOR RENT A 4-room cottage for small family. Apply 510 Sibley St., Hammond. 10-3
FOR RENT Well furnished modern room; suitable for two. 45 Condit st., Hammond. Phone 105SJ. . 10-3
SITUATIONS WANTED. WANTED Housework by German girl. 673 Fields ave., Hammond. Joe Swetay. Phone 493.
POSITION WANTED Bookkeeper. payroll clerk and general office work; married man; ten years experience; capable and competent; best references. Address E. O., 58 Sibley St., Hammond,. 7-
FOR RENT 6 -room upper flat. "41 Claude st., Hammond. Phone 307. FOR RENT Modern 6-room flat, 117 DouKlas st. Call 115 Douglas St., Hammond. FOR RENT Furnished house. 810 So. Hohman St.. Hammond. 9-3
FOR THE RENEWAL
LIQUOR LICENSE. Notice Is hereby given to the citizens of Hammond. North Township. I.ke County. Indiana, that the undersigned, B. Kammerer, i a male Inhabitant and resident of the said City, Township, County and State of Indiana, and Is over the age of twentyone years, and has resided in the State
or Indiana more than one year and In
the City of Hammond. North Town
Mil P. j.,ae i ouruy, Jiioiana. for more
than six months prior to the date of
this notW. And that he Is a qualified voter and that he Is a citizen of the
Lnited States of America; is a man of
good moral character-; thnt he will apply to the Hoard of County Commissioners at Crown Point. Lake
t ounry. Indiana, on th first Monday of October. 1912. the same being the 7th day of October, 1912, for a renewal of license to retail intoxicating, spir-
"L'us, Miiiiiis -inn malt nquora in less quantities than live gallons at a time, and permit the s.ime to be chank on the premises where sold. Said license being heretofore granted by the Board
ot county commissioners on the 2nd
day of October. 1511, and Issued by
t naries a. Johnson, auditor of said
i" umii)i. v'lurnj ami Mini", tor a pe
riori or one year from said date, and
in.- n ir i'M,iii(Mi wnere liquors are to be sold by the provisions of the li
cense to be renewed 1s as follows: T" t. . . . . -i a .
ne muiin imor lronr. room or a
one-story frame building, located at
tne nortneast corner of State and Hohman streets, and being the south
room 01 sain bunding, the rooms to
the north being business rooms. The
bar room faces on Hohman street.
pumic highway In said City, and Is
known as 555 South Hohman street
in the City of Hammond. Lake Coun
ty. Indiana. Bar room is 24xfi0 feet.
nas glass rront, has a front and side entrance, bar on north side of room
and facing south. B. R'AMMERER. NOTICE.
J. , an Der Veer has purchased
tne interest if L. P. Oonningham of
the Lake County Tire t Tube Repair rr v, .11
i-iinp. .n oui si a rn 1 ng accounts are
payable to me. .1. G. VAN DER VEER.
Lot 14. blk 2.
William C.
Rees
Lot 16, blk 57, Gary
let sub, Lafayette
Herny K. Frelse
Lot . blk 2, Oondlt-McGinnitVs
sub, Condit-McGtnnlty Realty Co. to Paul Uric
Lot 14, blk 9, Broadway add.
Harold E. Hammond to Llda E. James TOLLESTON. Lots 19 to 21. blk 17, C. T. L. A I. Oo.'s 6th add, Eunice A. Vouche to Veronika Galik Lot 4, blk 15, C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 4th add. Steel City Realty Co. to Louis Mekatlnsky ......... Same as last deed. E. Walter Helss to same as last deed.... Lot lf, blk 2, Bormann's 2nd add, Christopher A. Bormann to George T. Watson NEW CHICAGO. Lot. 2S, blk 7, 5th add. New Chicago Real Estate and Invest. Co. to H. Welsbach WHITING. Lots 10 and 11, Aug. Schulti's 2nd add, John Marton to Anna Koblllkes LIVERPOOL HEIGHTS. Lot 31. blk 4, -Matthals' add. Morris Lobel to Gustavo Luis a s SCHNEIDER.
Lot 4. blk 3. Lake Agric. Co. to John Sinia Its 1 to fi. blk 1; lots 3. 4. blk 2, Frank Ahlgrim to Inda I). A h 1 g r I m TOLLESTON. Lots 6 to 20. blk 2, and lots 30. 31. 36 to 41. blk 1. Ellas' sub, Arthur A. Kunert to Aust S. Cheeseman GARY. Lot 11. blk 1. Grant Park add. Mary Brodginskl to Peter Gadal Lot 17. blk. 3. and lot 9. blk 4, Condlt-McGlnnlty's 6th add, Condit-McGinnity Realty Co. to Paul Kocherha
Lots 21 and 22, blk 3. 2nd So. Broadway add. Marton I. Loberg to Mrs. Lily T. Loberg... 1 HAMMOND. W 100 feet lot B, blk (?. Towle & Young's add add. Wllb-r F. Shiirrer to Harry E. Scharrer 5.000 Lots 32, 33. blk 1, C. C. Smith's
add. Clarence C. Smith to Nel
lie Redmand
Lot 12, blk 2, Larned's 1st add.
Jesse L. Moss to Alex Zembrzuskl ' 40 feet W i lot 2 blk 3. Louis E. Hohman to Nicholas Hiian.. GLEN PARK.
Lot 23, blk tl. Itelsslgs add.
Luke T. O'Brien to Alice B. O'Brien INDIANA HARBOR.
Lot 12. blk S, 3rd add. August
Thoren to Marianna C. Saric. EAST CHICAGO.
Lot 27. blk 6. NW 32-37-9. Mi
chael Springer to Waclaw Kuinler ,
Twin CITIES AGOG OVER
NEW BASEBA
H GAME
475
1.200
s
4 00
1.650
00
ADVERTISED MAIL.
The following letters remain un
called for in Hammond, Ind., postoffice week ending Sept. 9. 1912:
Chas. J. Anderson, A. C. Brown, Mrs.
B. Barna. Emma ISark, G. L. Baufk. Tymko Baran, Theodore. Bailey. Wojclech Bronlslawa. A. R. Cray. Mrs. E. M. Casey (2), Franieszek Ciba, George Cord. Mrs. Ida Clark. Myron Cooler.
M. C. Cookston. Mrs. Fred Duncan.
Miss Golda Dally, P. F. Dorsey, Jacob Flynn. Domlnik Golec, Temelko Georgioff. Mrs. Mae Gaul. Mrs. C. Hopkins,
Mrs. Almond Humphreys, Miss Mamie
Herbert, Mrs. It. P. Johnson, Michat Ku7.mlnskl, Michael Kantowlz, Lake Stamp Co, Miss Blanche Leduc, Mrs.
Leltz, Anton Ledlvlnka, Arthur
V. Frank Mager, Ellen Mattwlg,
G. Morton. Yan Novloirski.
Wm. McNamara, Mike Novotney,
Louis Neubauer, UguoeOR Ozells
Ip Lipsltz Co.. S. P. Porter,
Willard O. Peek, Mrs. C. S. Rhoades.
Miss Parry Rhodey. A. Straw, Donald Smith. George Strp, Miss Ida Stolat, Miss Pearl Stacy, Mrs. Teanie Schae-
fer. Tomy Stoinab. Dale Teeter, Perry Tschuff. Frank J. Tupik. Cecil Vlnzaut, Jas. Vaitales. Leo Wyeth, Miss Marton
Wilson. Piotr Wosnlak (2), I'lotr Wozlncozka.
F. R. SCHAAF. P. M.
East Chicago and Indiana Harbor are laboring under a severe nervous strain just now over an impending calamity. This is nothing more nor less than a game of baseball Thursday afternoon at th East Chicago park between the business men and the professional men of the Twin Cities. The worwt of it is, that everybody's got to go to this game. Nobody will be regarded as public-spirited unless he buys from one to twenty-five tick
ets. Nobody will be "comma il faut" unless he attends. There's the rub. For its all for charity, the proceeds to be turned over to the United Charities association. The poor will benefit coming end going for they neither have to see the game nor put up for It. On the contrary, what others less fortunate will put up will be used to
bu the Indigents coal, potatoes, beef shoulder, salt pork, coffee, tea and the rest of the necessities. Maybe there will be enough to stake a few to pie a la mode. In any event the end
justifies the means, although it seems almost a shame that the noble game of baseball should be thus travestied, even for so holy a cause as charity. The foregoing might tend to convey the idea that the men who are to practice are modest about their ability to play ball. Far be it from bo. Every mother's son of them thinks he can play a corking good game. Everybody else Is wise. Contemplate this lineup that represents the professional men's lineup: Captain Dr. Frank Stephens he's also to be pitcher. Ouch!). Dr. Raleigh Hale, Dr. C. C. Robinson, Dr. Frederick Sauer, Dr. Charles Johns, AV. B. Van Home, Joe Meade. M. E. Crltes (catcher), Abe Ottenhelmer and C. V. Holway. W. J. Funkey Is to captain the business men's team, whose members have not yet been selected, while Mayor Schlieker and Judge Walter J. Riley
will serve as umpires. Now, be It known, that the profes
sional men had chosen Dr. Schlieker
to play on their team. The business
mi 11 would not stand for this, how
ever. As prcfllent of the r.ast Chicago league team, they regard Doc as a semi-pro, altogether outside the amateur class. Resides, think what a
good chanre they would have to get even for real or fancied wrongs, with Doc behind the bat! Judge Riley had not yet been .asked to officiate up to noon today. When he is, he will stall around a bit and pretend he doesn't want to, but he'll want to just as hard as though he admitted It. A committee has been appointed to wait fcpon Doc Sauer to ascertain the condition of his uniform. Old residents of Indiana Harbor (does four years constitute old residence?) will remember an occasion four years ago when this doc met with a painful accident while he fumbled a ball. If the committee learns, that a certain part of the said uniform has not since
been adequately reinforced, they will have an extra large barrel or two In reserve in case of an emergency. Captain Funkey Is fixing up a dose for Dr. Robinson. He proposes to have some one standing near by when Dr. Robinson goes to bat, who will begin an arugment about T. R. This is
willing to take care of the babies of working mothars, in her own home. This wil save rent, and will prove a nice little source of revenue to aom'o woman who may have babies of her own, or who for some other reason might not be able to go out to work. A charge of ten cents a day is to be asked by the day nursery for the care of the little ones, and this is to be applied on the incidental expense. Miss Edna Hatfield is taking a babyto Mishawaka today to an orphanage there, which, if there were an institution such as is proposed by Mrs. Robinson in operation, might lie cared for by its mother assisted by what aid she could get from the day nursery. The little one taken to M.Hhawaka todoy is only one of many which have been
all that Is necessary to rattle Doc so similarly
that he won't know the difference be-(weeks.
twecn the ball and the grand stand. As far as Dr. Hale Is concerned, this is the opportunity he has been waiting for ever since a ear ago, when he distinguished himself so brilliantly at a similar event that his fellow professional men have been unable to draft a prescription adequate to reduce the swelling of his-head. Thus far it has been a secret just why W. B. Van Home was selected for any of the bases. The reason has leaked out, however. It Is that Van has such a fine bass voice. Joe Meade was chosen on the birddog theory, pure and tdmple. Mr. Crites never had any idea he knew anything about baseball until
he located his office In close proximi
ty to the offices of Dr. Robinson and Dr. Stephens. He has since been
present at so many post-mor cms on j real games and has thereby heard so often just why the game was lost or won, that he has come to the conclusion that he can play himself. It seems doubtful, however, whether he cag get the public as he can the average jury, to look at the matter from tell. The business, men have to chuckle every time they think of Doc Stephens and the figure he will cut. Here's a fellow who thinks just because he used to play two old cat pretty well, that he can pitch. Funny guy! In selecting the team there was a concerted movement to get It together without Abe Ottenheimer. But somebody heard of It, and hislsted, bo there he Is. Whether the somebody was Abe himself, has not Tieen given out for publication. C. P. Holway was put to represent the dominies. He will probably act as couch, but taking a slant at the layout he will have to handle, it Is safe
bet that he will have his hands full.
But notwithstanding; all of this, the
town Is simply wild about the ball game. Everybody is going and It's going to be a big success, much bigger than that of a year ago. which was
merely an experiment. This time It's no experiment. Men, women and children are interested and If there Is a seat vacant. Indiana Harbor and East
Chicago should be ashamed of them selves.
Bulletin It has just been learned
that the umpires are using their civic
offices to swear in a deputation of special police to protect them against the angry populace. There Is a rumor to the effect that pop-botles (no pun Intended) will be barred. A document purporting to provide for this, signed by Judge Riley and counter signed by the mayor has it Is alleged, been seen by responsible parties.
commlttd within the past few
BLOOMER GIRL.S ARE COMING Indiana Harbor fans wiH have an opportunity Sunday to see a corking good game and incidentally pip a lot of good lookers. At least that is the dope that has been handed out In connection with the event. The game i3 between the Harbor team and the Boaton Bloomer Girls, a baseball organization that has never been here before, but that may be depended upon to give a particularly cjassy brand of ball. The Boston Bloomer Girls have played all over the United States and have humbled any number of fast semi-pro teams, having done good
work in Chicago and other large cities throughout the country. The Indiana Harbor lineup Is as follows: Daugh-
erty. If; Hllgendorf, ss; Lynch, 3b; A. Walsh, rf; O'Brien, of; Hoffman, 2b; Sternberg, lb; J. Walsh, c; Mar.
ceaux, p.
Krport of the Condition ot
LAKE COUNTY
SAVINGS & TRUST COMPANY, BANK. At the clone of buslnena Sept. 4, J912. Anuria. Loans $506,297.65 Misc. Bonds and Stocks 23,495.24 Furniture and Fixtures 11,000.01) Cash and duo from other Banks 136.177.12
Total $670,970.04 Liabilities. Capital Stock (paid In) $ 50,000.00 Surplus 45.600.00 Undivided Profits 3.76S.50 Deposits 57S.201.54
Total
, . .$676,970.04
MayMrs. Mrs.
Mrs.
Phil-Mrs.
Mayor Parks yesterday, Roy Green acting as deputy prosecuting attorney. The men In each case were given a fine of $1 and costs, they being Mike
lambs. common to fair, $5.65 3 6.35; lambs, culls, $6.00 fi 6.60; yearlings, fair to best light. $5.105 5.75; yearlings, fair to best heavy, $4.S5 ifj 5.25. Hogs Bulk of sales. $ S.20 S.90 ;
Kostenkl. Chicago; Sam Ohmstead. j heavy butchers, $S SOS'S. 10; 2640 Cottage Grove avenue, Chicago; j butchers. $9.00 & 9.25; light bacon.
4th street, I nf 9.25
BEERVVAGON DRIVERS
GET NEW WAGE SCALE
Negotiations for Wages Are
Settled and Adjustment Obtains all Over Region.
(Just Walllsce. 355 East Chicago; E. N. Nizell. (511 avenue. Chicago; Edward 13th street. Chicago; W
garten, 6S59 South Halste.d street, Chicago; Bob Sharp, 2707 Congress street, Chicago, and George Buck. 2110 Floor-
nell avenue, Chicago. In the cases of Charles Lerdgust, 10501 Avenue J, South Chicago. and Arthur Johnson, 10213 Avenue J. South Chicago, neither of whom appeared for trial, their cash bond of $10 apiece was forfeited, they getting out of the case cheaper than did the men appearing for trial, each of whom was
compelled to pay $11 in addition the other expenses they were put
perhaps losing work. Walter Good of Gary was also arrested, but put up a $17 cash bond to appear for trial on next Wednesday night. .
light $S95
light light. $8 60(0 9.00; heavy
1 South Park i shipping, $S.705f 9.00; heavy packing. Strelka, 2235 j js.OO'y S.25. J. Haum-i ... . , .
v MLiie Liniue 10 prime steers, y.toj (a 10. 70; medium to good steers, $6.65ff?S 9.00; inferior to fair steers. $5.65 !J 6.65 ; fat cows and heifers. $4 85 9.00; canning cows and heifers, $2.50(g 4 25.
I, Peter W. Mryn, President of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief. FETER W. MEYN. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 9th day of September, 1912. WILLIAM F. MASHINO. Notary Public. My commission expires Jan. 10th, 1914.
lie port of the Condition of THE AMERICAN TRUST
AND SAVINGS At the close of business
and
Loans
Bonds Overdrafts Furniture and Cash on Hand
A nitet. Discounts.
Fixtures and in Banks
BANK, Sept. 4, 1912.
$222,S04.S2 19,913.31 902.20 9.569.95
46,023.90
to by
FOR RENT New 9-room modern house; suitable for roomers and boarders; on Erie St., close to fire station No. 4 and Conkey plant; this house can be bought on easy terms. Phone 1166R. 9tf
MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED If your watch does not keep time bring it to us. Wo will put It In good order. Also we do clock and Jewelry repairing. Charges will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver It Old ROld and silver taken In trade. Chas. Arkln, the reiable jeweler, 63 Elate iL Hammond. Established 23 years. 1S-8
THE TIMES ALWATS HAS FOUCFPfT TOR "HE INTERESTS OF THE COM. WON PEOPLE FOR THE UAM WUO
FOR RENT Furnished rooms in Homewood; suitable for one or two gentlemen; one-half block of countryclub. Phone 122 4R. 9tf
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
1 hereby notify the public that I
win not be responsible for any bills
contracted by my wife, Katherlne
Butler, from date of this notice. WILBERT J. BUTLER. Sept. 7, 1912.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERb
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1SS Plummer ave., Hammond. 9tf
FOR RENT Three neatly furnished rooms, with all modern conveniences. Call 697 Oakley ave.. Hammond. 7tf
LOST AND FOUND. LOST Leather portfolio containing National Cash Register advertising and other paper; reward for return. E. N. Bunnell. National Cash Register Co'., 62 State st.. Hammond. Phone XT7. tf
INDIANA WARROR.
cago to. to Charles Bludls... 420
Lots 10, 11. blk 15, 2nd add. John Osowski to Agnes Anderson
and Marina O. t"c 900
HAMMOND. Lot 23 and W ti lot 22, Stafford &Trankle's Grove add. Warner H. Clayton to Charles A. Wol-
Iand 1,400
Lot 7, blk F, Hoffman's 2nd add, Gostlin, Meyn & Co. to Harry Homer Lot 10, 11, blk . Rolling Mill add. same as last deed to Mike
Knapp . . . . .s. 250
Lot 43, blk 8, Eschenberg's State Line add, Leo Holden to Paul
B. Lipinskl 350
Lot 32. Comr'l Club add, John
Gartner to Frajik Bajer 175
With a settlement of the wage scale
question yesterday for the Gary beer
wagon drivers, every city In the region has a new adjustment to show for this class of drivers. The Hammond drivers and their emoloves came
to an understanding some time ago.
and last week the East Chlcatro driv
ers of beer wagons received a higher scale, leaving only the adjustment for Oary. which was made yesterdav.
The negotiations for the Gary driv
ers were handled by the representative of the Joint council, who went to
Chicago to deal with the
managements directly. The tee was composed of Messrs.
Harle of Hammond, William
staff of East Chicago, and Henry Saxon of Gary, business agents for the
respective unions.
About twenty Gary teamsters are
affected by the raise, the Increase having been from two to four dollars a
week, giving the drivers average wages of $18 to $20 a week for ten hours a day work.
CHICAGO OIL MARKET. Chicago Wholesale prices for carbon and other oils were as follows: Standard white, ISO test, 10Hc: perfection. 10c; headliKht, 175 test. 12c: eocene, 121-ic: gasoline. 16c: machine gasoline, 25c; raw linseed, single brls. 72c; boiled. 73c: turpentine, 4Sc; summer black oil. 7'c: winter black oil, ?c. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago.
START DAY NURSERY
HAY & GRAIN MARKET.
brewery Bigger-
MOTORCYCLE
RIDERS FINED (Special to The Times.) Whiting, Ind., Sept. 10. The cases
against tne motorcyclists who were arrested by Chief Lawler and his
squad on last Sunday for exceeding
the speed limit, were tried before
Open High Low Close Sept wheat. 90 90 90 9(1 Dee. wheat. 9o 90 ?s S9T May wheat. 94 94 r', 94 94 8 Sept. corn.. 73 li 73 73 73'i lec. corn... B4 6 4 63? 63 Ts May corn... 527, 53U 52 63 Sept. oats... 32's 32S 31" 31 7i Dec. oats... 32 32 V2 22 W 32 V May oats... 3 4Vs 3 4- 31' 3 4g ' Hay Receipts, 1.21S tons; ship-
Indiana Harbor m to have a day nursey and on Saturday night there Is to be a dance at the South Bay hotel the proceeds of which are to be used
as the nucleus for the establishment of
this worthy Institution. Mrs. C C- Robinson Is the moving spirit in the organization of the nursery, which has the hearty approval of the United Charities association, although it is not to be supported by this association. The support is to be solicited by private subscription and the dance, of Saturday night Is merely the Initial effort along this line. It is proposed to find some woman living in a central location, who will be
Total $299,214.13 Liabilities. Capital Stock $100,000.00 Undivided Profits 2,499.10 Unpaid Dividend 171.00 Deposits J.96,544.08 Total $299,214.13 I. E. S. Emerlne. Secretary and Treasurer of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the above statement Is true to the best of my knowledge and belief E. S. EMERINE, Secretary and Treasurer. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th day of September, 1912. VIRGINIA JACOBSON. Notary Public. My commission expires July 20, 131R.
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MARKU CO.. 44Utt23d tlrtet.be Tara
merfts, 117 tons. Demand better grades of timothy supply fair and market
dium and low grades In
good for the and prairie; stead y ; me-
liberal supply
and demand light; market quiet. Choice timothy, $2Hf?22; No. 1. $20fi 21; No. 2 and No. 1 mixed, $18 ft 20; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed, $!5Ffl6. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choire S14.50& 15.50: No. 1. $lly 14.50. Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota prairie Choice. $14 IS; No. 1, $13.50 14. Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairie $9 Q 11. Packing $S 9. Straw Rye. $S'f9.50; oat. $75T7.50; wheat. $6.50 7.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Sheep Lambs, good to choice, $7.00 7.55; lambs, fair to good. $5.357.00;
TME HAMMOND DISTILLING OO. DAILY CAPACITY 35,000 GALLONS
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