Hammond Times, Volume 2, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 14 September 1912 — Page 5
September 14. 1012.
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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE lake: svpekior covrt, room i. Judge Vlrjtll S. Ilritrr. Information. Bejrlnninjsf four weeka of civil court cages the following' settings will be taken up Monday. The rest of this week will be devoted to civil court cases. Settings. Second Monday, Popt. 16 426 Clea veland v Indiana Steel Co. 4789 Pratt v Vohs. 73 Seipp Btk Co. v Fuiy. S3S Keely Brgr Co. v Riley. Bastion v Danch. 4964 McXaughton v Clapper. 6049 Polipra v Chicago & Erie. 6106 Zimmerman v Marcovlch. 5226 Rhen v Goloslnskl. 6300 Keeley v Ward. 642S Paxton Lbr Co. v Gallelciyk. E61S Froudfoot v' Trustees Swedish Church. 6671 Weston v State Mutual Life. 6672 Brunt v O'Brien. 6797 Oehne v Pramon. 6914 Brown v Lina.
40 Reading v Reading-. 6276 Clear Title Land Co. v Whalen. UK 12 (ill'KHlOU COl'RT, ROOM 2. Judge Lawrence Becker. Information. While the prrand Jury is carrying on its investigations the court will take up special matters. The trial of criminal cases will probably beprln next Monday and will continue until the docket is cleared. LAKK SlPKIMOrt COIRT, ROOM S. Judjre Johannes Kopelke. Kt Himmoad. Setting: a. Third Monday, Sept. 16 9447 Schwartz v Barnes. 9462 Lyndora Land & Imp Co. v Nlchohlck et al. 9473 Winter v SputUcz. P47S Feddeler v Feddoler et al. 94S3 Zumpfe v Stollson. 94SS Roper et al. v Kellman et al. LAKE-PORTER CIRCl'IT COURT. Juda-e W. C. McMataan. At Crown Point. Information. Third Monday, Sept. 16 92S2 Carr, Drusllla, v Abraham Zimmerman. 9291 rfeifer. Recka, v Hammond, Whiting K. Chgo. Electric Ry. Co.
HAMMOND SCENARIST ENJOYS A DIVERTING EXPERIENCE
Mrs. Myrtle Champaign Wrifcht and Mrs. Fred Champaign, Jr., visited the Essanay Film Co. In Chicago yesterday, and were conducted through the factory and studio and shown how moving; pictures are made. Mrs. WriKht says it )S a most interestlnK siRht, especially the, producing? and directing of the pictures. They put on a stable and a bed room scene while she was there, and while one naturally suppose these would he taken in a house or in a real stable, both were taKen in the studio with especially prepared
scenery and properties. And tn contrast to the legitimate, the actors do not study the whole script as a rule, except, when they so desire, but are told by the director what to do, scene by scene. The costumes are mostly of satin, velvet, chiffon or brocade, as these materials take the best ami look like the originals in the picture. The colors are always selected with a view as to how they will take with the camera, and actresses and actors, too, for that matter, are most careful to have their costumes surest the character and position of the person whom they are to portray in the story.
is 25 years of age and the oldest per- (?ram. The next place of meeting will son in the company. All of the chorus be announced later, beauties are on the sunny side of
twenty and have been selected with I much care as to their sinpingr and dancinar ability as well as their claims to beauty. , i
Those of the leading ladies are worn only two or three times and then passed on to the lesser members of the company, or sold to a fancy costumer.
Mofct of the scenery is made and painted right in the factory and there is an immense room full of beautiful furniture for society films. Of course, the out-of-door scenes are taken outside. There is a lare park surrounding the factory, where, one may find fountains and statuary and beautiful flower beds, etc.. for society pictures, or windmills, wells and oil wells for rural scenes. The western pictures are all produced
in California. Mrs. Wright was also shown how films are developed, washed, dried, and pieced into a full reel which measures a thousand feet. Each scene is taktn separately and afterwards joined into a whole. She brought home several relics of her visit, which was doubly Interesting to her as a scenario writer. She will have the rare privilege, some time In the near future, of seeinsr some of her own photo-plays produced and anticipates a most exciting and pleasant experience. Several of Mrs. Wright's plays will be shown here In the near future.
To Reside in Lincoln, Neb. Mr. and Mrs. Michael liarsha. former residents of this city, who have been residing; in Hammond several months, have shipped their household Kods to Lincoln, Neb., where Mr. liarsha 'has taken a position as foreman in the chair factory at the Nebraska state penitentiary. Mr. Barsha left yesterday for Lincoln, while Mrs. Barsha and children are makinn their home temporarily in Michigan City with Mrs. P.arsha's parents. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Beaver. expnttlnR to ro to Lincoln in about two weeks. Michigan City News.
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LASS STILL IN BED III AWFUL PAIN
Victim of Motorcycle Accident Will Submit to Skin Grafting.
SOMETHING NEW The Vacuum Cleaner successfully removes fleas, cockroaches, etc., from carpets, rugs and furniture. For your fall cleaning, call James R. Graves PHONE 1497 894 ERIE ST.
A Letter or a Phone Call brings us to your door. Ws make loans on Household Goods, Pianos, Wagons, Horses and personal property of all kinds without reraoving them from your possession. LOWEST RATES EASY PAYMENTS 60 cents Is the weekly payment on a $25.00 loan for 50 weeks, other amounts same proportion. Private Reliable If in need of money fill out blank below, mail it to us and our agent will see you. Name Address Our Agent is In Hammond Every Tuesday Indiana Loan Company 21S Oary Bldg. Phone 322 num,i iMiiwui .ail nm j in mi uaiiiyu i:immu .at iwtni'i -an nrl -'"atnaaniri nnnXinfminutimiK
Tretty Kthel Smith, the elchteenyear old Gary girl, who was fearfully burned while ridinpr double-riding on a motorcycle, is still on a bed of pain at her home. Ninth avenue and Swift street. She has lost all of the skin on her limbs and Is kept constantly swathed in ointment soaked bandages. Doctors Smith and Cralj? who are in attendance upon the unfortunate ftirl say that she will live but at least forty per
sons must offer tip their skin as fifty
1 per cent of Miss Smith's skin was lost
in the accident.
It is expected that the sltln Rraftin?
operation will take place in ten day
when Dr. Craip returns from his 'honeymoon. Young; friends of Miss
Smith will be asked to give the skin
which will be necessary if she is to
I live. Although constantly kept under
the influence or opiates the youngr
woman suffers In continued agony.
INJUNCTION MAY
TEST LIGHT LAW
Question of Compelling
Property Owners to Install Conduits Is Debated.
Offers Stock Proposition. W. F. Fox, of Indianapolis, vice president of the Public SavinRs Insurance Company of America, was in Hammond
yesterday conferring with Joseph K.
Roy district superintendent for the company in Lake rount.v, relative the plans that are beini? worked out for expansion. A twenty-two story building, the tallest in Indiana, costing one million dollars, is to be erected by the company at Indianapolis on Market street, and Lake county rolicy holders are to be Riven an opportunity to buy some of the building stock, a limited amount of which will be floated. The building becomes a possibility because of the company's substantial growth and prosperity, and Mr. Koy takes just
visions, makes no mention as to con- j his sentence, Kollnowski was arrested j pride in the progresslveness of the duits, and the further fact that an in-'by the Hammond police, after ha vinjr ! company which he represents.
junction Is now pending in the United ' committed a number of bicycle thefts
States supreme court prohibiting the and other minor charges in this vicin-
city from entering into any lighting ity. His record at the reformatory was
contract until after the adjudication ' of the best and after serving a term of the injunction are to lie grounds on of two years he was paroled on his good
which injunction proceedings are. behavoir. Yesterday Chief Austgen threatened against the city, should it received his description from officials at
There was a meeting of Hammond temple No. 73. Pythian Sisters, last evening In the K. of P. hall In South Hohman street. It was the evening for the regular semi-monthly meeting and the usual number of members attended. The members remained after the lodge session and enjoyed a social hour. In two weeks on Friday evening, Sept. 27, the members will meet again and follow their usual business
and social program. This evening the members of Dorcas P.ebecca lodge will meet in I. O. O. F. hall In East State street for their regular weekly meeting. After the lodge session a short time will be spent socially. Lawrence Carroll has returned to Toledo, O., to resume his duties as brakeman on the L. S. & M. S. railway, after a few days" visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Carroll. Miss Mildred McAuley will return to her home in Sault Ste. Marie after a two weeks visit with her sister, Mrs. It. R McAleer, at her home In Carroll
street. Arthur Aussen left for his home in
Ottawa, 111., today after a two weeks' visit with Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Stiles at their home In Ogden street. The Misses Minnie and Mary Conn of Fort Wayne, Ind., will spf nd the week-end visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. SchofT in Cedar street. Mrs. A. F. Knotts and daughter. Miss Dollle Knotts, will spend Sunday with friends In Valparaiso. Mrs. (irace Conroy and son, Elliott, of Russell street, will spend the weekend In Valparaiso. Elliott Conroy,
who was a graduate in the 1912 class, will enter Valparaiso university to study law. Mrs. Ed Simon of Indiana avenue has returned from a two weeks' visit at Eastman Springs and Benton Hsrbor, Mich.
Ed Grady Makes Hit. Edward Grady, the democratic candidate for the office of county commissioner from this district, was a card at the boxing entertainment givn by the Moose In Hammond last night. He sang songs and told stories and made quite a hit. His ability dates back to his connection with real theatricals. Singing himself into office is a new method of campaigning.
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undertake to install the proposed orna
mental lighting system.
At the last council meeting- City At
torney John A. Oavit, when asked by
a number of councilmen as to his opin
ion regarding the city's rights to com-
the state reformatory, requesting that he be sent back to them, as he had violated his parole. Although Kollnowski did not commit a grave offense this time. It is enough to send him . back to prison to spend
pel the property owners to install both six more years of his life. Kollnowski
trie posts and the conduits, Informed .either rorgot to maKe a monthly report
them that in his opinoln a strict con- to the state authorities or he thought
structlon had to be put on the statute, he would be able to get out of It. This and that, therefore, the city had no he is compelled to do under the conright to order the conduits. Personally ditions of the parole law. Mr. Oavit is in favor of the ornauental j "With his arrest, the Hammond police lighting system, and the ardent boost- will receive another $25.00 reward.
ers of the public improvement argue that a liberal construction should be placed on the law, as its framers surely did not contemplate the installation of posts without taking it for graned that the conduits and the. globes and wiring are Included in the provision. While there has been talk of an Injunction against the city in the event it orders the lights, no head of the movement has developed as yet. The ordinance Is now pending before the
which fund.
is placed In the police pension
SPECIAL X. OF C. MEETING TONIGHT.
There will be a special meeting of the Hammond K. of C's. belonging to All Saint's parish, in the club rooms this evening, to organize and make plans for the All Saint's church bazaar
council, and final action Is to be taken in October, in which the fraternal or-
son A I, SESSIOX. Seven members o fthe Loyal Women's class of the Christian church met with Mrs. C. J. Sharp yesterday afternoon. It was the monthly social meet
ing of the class and the usual program was followed, namely, music and sewing. Mrs. Sharp served dainty refresh
ments at the conclusion Vif the pro-
EAT AT THE 96 State Street Everything new and beautiful and the best eating in Hammond. Separate tallies for ladies. Quick service at flur lunch counter. ELECTRIC FANS. 4 PRICES REASONABLE.
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WE PAY $1 in v;r.i TEETH which are of no value to you. Highest prices paid for Old Gold, Silver. Old Watches. Broken Jewelry, Precious Stones. "Money Sent by Return Mall. Phila. Smelting A. Refining Co. ESTABLISHED 20 YEARS
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TROUBLE.
After serving two years at the state reformatory and later paroled, John Kollnowski, of AVest Hammond, a petit larceny convict, was arrested again this morning by Officers Bunde and Einsele on a charge of violating his parole. He will be taken back to the reformatory where he will undoubtedly serve the balance of an eight-year sentence. On Feb. 10, 1910, Kollnowski entered the state reformatory to serve a term
of onf'to eight years
ganizatldns of the congregation expect j to take an active and prominent part. On next Monday- evening there will
be a regular meeting of the Unity Council at which a class is to receive the first degree. A good attendance is looked for at both meetings.
ORPHEUM THEATRE.
The Marx Brothers' Bisj Beauty Revue, which comes to the Orpheum theater starting Monday, bears the unique distinction of having the most youthful gathering of principals and chorus girls of any theatrical organization now on the road. Leonard
At the time of Marx, one of the principal comedians.
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No. of Whole Ticket
1 FINEST FOOD PRODUCTS SERVED Eat where it is cool. Eat the best it is the cheapest. Conserve your health this hot weather. The finest steaks obtainable in ILimmond, served here. Chop Suey, every variety, Chinese and American. affffMf Musmg Lo CHOP SUEY RESTAURANT
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50 Scissors, 44 in., nickel plated 25 61 Shears, 8 in. straight trimmer 95 52 Match Safe 25 53 Briar pipe, bulldog etyl 40 54 Briar pipe 20 lb Briar pipe, curved vulcanite stem... 50 66 Genuine French briar pipe, amber mouth piece, bulldog 75 60 Genuine French briar pipe, amber mouth piece, bulMog or curved Btye, in oaae 300 61 Genuine meerschaum pipe, amber mouth piece, bulldog style, in case 600 2 Self-cloelng rubber pouch for fine cut 40 63 Gent's gold plated cuff links 50 64 Scarf pin, gold filled, good tn8... 60 66 Nail clip 45 M Pocket knife, two blade, stag handle 60 71 Pocket knife, two blade, stag handle, brass lined 80 72 Hunter's knife. 4-inch blade 85 73 Raior, extra hollow ground, highly polished 175 74 Safety razor, Biz blades, guaranteed beet quality Bteel 75 80 Shaving brueh, good quality white bristle 60 81 Razor Strop, good quality horse hide 90 82 Carvers, 8-in. blade, German Bilver handle, in case 300 83 Toilet Clippers, nickel plated 150 84 Horse clippers 176 85 Fountain pen, 14 caret gold point... 180 90 Gent's bill fold and coin purse 120 91 Lady's hand bat;, best qualtiy leather 450 92 Watch, nickel plated, stem wind and set 140 93 Lady's watch, German silver 375
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94 Railroad watch, German silver 525 .95 Gent's watch, 16 site, tbln model, 10year gold-filled bunting case 12C0 100 Lady's watch, lft-yr. gold-filled hunt ing ca-se 1200 101 Alarm clock, nickel plated ense 1E0 10 Mantel alarm clock, gold plated 3C0 103 X3ght-day clock, hour and h-lf-hour strike 5C0 104 Remington single shot rifle, 22 or 32 caliber 5C3 105 Remington hammerleps, repeating rifle, 22 caliber, 16 shot 2400 110 Winchester repeating rifle, 22 cal iber 21C0 111 Repeating shotgun, 12 gtiage, 6 shot. 4500 112 Single barrel shotgun, 12 guae 9C0 113 Tape measure, 50-foot, in case CO 114 Family scale 270 115 Carpenter's rule, 2-foot, brass bound 75 120 Tool handle and tools, ten tools In hollow handle 175 121 Carpet Sweep?r 500 122 Water bottle, good quairty rubber. . . 150 123 Revolver, double action. 22 or 32 caliber 450 124 Umbrella, lady's or gent's 250 125 Boxing gloves 300 130 Punching bag 300 131 Baseball, professional league....... 180 132 Catcher's mask 300 133 Catcher's mitt 150 134 Catcher's body protector 600 143 Steel fishing rod 580 144 Electric flash light. 275 145 Ice skates, ladies' or gents', give site wanted . 300 150 ftoller skates, girl's or boys' 500 151 Suit case, genuine cowhide 1C50
No. of Whole No. Tickets 152 Traveling bag, lady's or gent's 1500 153 Stealer trunk 1200 154 Air rifle 225 165 Hammock 400 160 Leather tobacco pouch for smoking tobacco 25 161 Teaspoons, Rogers silver metal, onehalf dozen 1C0 162 Dessert spoons, Rogers silver metal, one-half dozen 150 1C3 Table spoons, Rogers silver metal, one-half dozen 150 164 Butter knife. Roger standard plate. . . .60 165 Sugar ehell, Rogers standard plate.. 50 170 Berry spoon, Rogers standard plate. 200 171 Dinner knives and forks, V dozen, Rogers triple plate 600 172 Knivos and forks, t, dozen, stag handle 125 173 Sewing machine, 10-year guarantee .2500 174 Fine Purse, ladies' or gents' 20 175 Sterling Silver Thimble, give num ber 50 130 Man's high grade metal watch 550 181 Lady's high grade metal watch 375 132 Gent's watch, 14-k gold filled, 20year case 1725 183 Lady's watch, 14-k gold filled, 20year case 1725 184 Gent's watch, 20-year plain case.... 1350 185 Gent's repeater alarm watch .1700 186 Chronograph, or horse timer 1700 190 Combination fountain syringe (best quality rubber) 150 191 Lady's locket and chain, gold filled.. 300 192 Lady's hat pin, rhinestone setting.. 100 193 Lady's gold filled shirt waist set 100 194 Lady's neck chain, gold filled 100 195 Lady's bead chain, seamless, gold filled 500 200 Dresser clock, white celluloid case. 300
No. of Whole No. Tickets 201 Scissors set, embroidery, buttonhole and sewing scissors in leather case 300 202 Baby's jewelry set (neck chain, heart pendant, baby ring, two baby pins, gold filled, mounted on plush heart 250 203 Child's set. knife, fork and spoon, Rogers guaranteed silverware, In lined box 150 204 Ladles' mesh bag. genuine German Bilver, kid lined with inside coin pocket 450 205 Gold filled band bracelet. 14-k 300 210 Chevalier opera glasse3 in case r0P 211 Salt, and pepper set, German silver top T-0 212 Silver napkin ring 100 213 Rogers silverware set, 26 pieces In hardwood chest 1600 214 Parlor clock, Egyptian green col umns, red marbelized mouldings, 6-lnch decorated lverold dial, half hour and cathedral gong strike... 725 221 Cigar lighter, burns alcohol or ben zine, nickel case 175 222 Self filling fountain pen, 14-k solid gold point 300 223 Fish line, best quality silk 50 224 80-yd double multiplying reel, nickel plated 150 230 Collar button set, gold filled 30 231 Gentleman's fob, silk ribbon, gold filled charm 250 232 Gentleman's gold filled watch chain. 175 240 Guitar, high grade, standard size... 1500 241 Violin outfit, high grade Stradivarlus model, first quality bow. In case, complete with book of Instructions 1200 245 Searchlight bicycle lamp 400 250 Audrey's 5 in 1 Handy Hammer.... 50 251 Folding Lunch Box 25
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