Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 65, Hammond, Lake County, 18 September 1912 — Page 7

Wednesday. Sept. IS. 1012.

THE TIMES.

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FOR SALE.

NOTICE TO TIMES READERS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS. RaiWs of the following advertisements who wish to communicate with advertisers whose Identity Is not revealed, should tottovj the Instruction to address them by the key letter glvea. Requests it this office to reveal the Identity of anonymous advertisers can not. In Justice to the advertisers., answered. Simply follow Instruction.

As far as it s possible it Is advised that all classified a..s should either be mailed or sent to th offce. The Times

will not be rcspunsibla for errors In ads taken over th. telephone. ' Replies to following ads at Tims office. Advertisers please call tor them: 101 t R 1 R E M 2 Z W 1 E M IL E 1 A R C W 1

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HOMKSKKKKKS. IXVESTOUS, KCYliiK Florida lard can save money through me. A Seientifie plan of luying land, farm or town property. Cooperative colony locating: in Florida, clubs forming for other parts of the country. Our club plan creates employment for its members. Address M (1. Times. lUnmnnd, Ind.

FOR SA LE I.? est near corner of Line St.; close tr sell. Address by Wachewlcz. real

Rt., Hammond, Ind

offer takes two lots Williams and Stat golf grounds: must mail only Frank J. state, 517 State Line

JSOEELAXEOUS.

PHONE 771 FOR BEST CLEANING , and press! tig. YounK Men's Tailors, 61 State st., Hammond. 13-6

LFGAE NOTICES.

feet, has one front door and one side door and one living room In the rear. The building fronts on Hoffman street and the Interior of the bar room can be seen from Hoffman street and Hickory street, both of said streets beingpublic highways in said City of Hammond. There are living rooms on the second floor above said bar room. JOHN W. LAUBLEV.

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

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WANTED A boy of lfi clothing st ir--. A ZaM St.. Indiana Harbor.

work In J620 Cedar

WANTED Male bookkeeper; must be accurate and good penman. Apply In ppraon. Engineer Accountant. C, I. & S. R. R.. (iibson. Ind

FOR SALE In Hammond, new store bunding with 110 feet facing Gostlin street, corner of Johnson: four Mocks frtm Schlossinger steel work?. Hidewalk, sewer, paved street, water paid in full. S. Steenberg. owner, 9 South La S.ille st.. Chicago. 16-2

FOR S ALE In Indiana add., I'arish add.. Ivy St.;

Best offer takes two lots Harbor; lot 3S. blk 21, 2nd Bve. ; lot 13, blk 22. 2nd must sell. Address W. A.

Hicks, 1'nion bail. Valparaiso, Ind.

WANTED At once, bright tween the age of Iff and Laundry, Hammond. Ind.

boy IS.

beUick 17-2

FOR SALE Good paying boarding house and restaurant, on account of sickness; your own price and terms to suit; scaling; capacity 5': rent reasonable. Corner of 135th and Ontario ave., Hegewisch. 17-4

WANTED Roy 16 to 17 for office work: high school graduate preferred; must be grammar graduate. Address (jrasseiii Chemical Co., East Chicago. 17-2

WANTED Man who is ao-j

quainted with farmers in Lake county and who can furnish own team, to travel selling direct to farmers a large line of stock and poultry powders, live stock compounds, etc. Splendid opportunity for good honest hustler. For interview call Friday afternoon. William Ray, Majestic hotel, Hammond.

FOR SALE Chicken farm; 6 i acres improved with nice S-roorn house, in the town of Highland: 6 miles from Hammond; 6 miles from Gary. Joe De Xnycr, Highland. Ind. 17-6

NOTICE FOR TRANSFER OF I.OCA TlON OF LIQUOR LICENSE.

Notice is hereby Riven to the citizens of the City of Hammond and North Township, Lake County, Indiana, that the undersigned Is a male inhabitant, over the age of twentyone years, and a citizen and resident of said City for more than one year last past, and a qualified voter thereof; that he Is a person of good moral character and not in the habit of becoming intoxicated; that the undersigned will appear before the Board of County Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana, at their October term, to be begun and held in the City of Cown Point, on the 7th day of October, 1912. and will then and there tile jny petition asking leave to transfer the location of a retail liquor license heretofore granted to me by said Hoard at their September term.

purpose of retailing and vinous liquors In than five gallons at a permission for the

be drunk upon the premises, h I am now using In the fol-

Tf 'LLESTON. 21, blk 31. 2nd Oak Louis Tackaa to Ike

1912, for the malt, spiritous less quantities time, with the

same to and whic

FOR SALE In Home wood, on Detroit st., near Hohman, 7-room house; hot water heat, 3) ft. lot; price $3,500; terms: $1,000 rns:i, balance easy payments. W. J. Hastings, phone 61, 697 Hohman st.. Hammond.

FOR SALE Tin and sheet iron workers' tools; complete set for shop: pood chance to pet into business at a small cost: will sell for less than half the original value. Address J R W. Times, Hammond. 1E-3

WANTED A bright boy. 16 years or ape, to help In a cutting room. Apply Goshen Shirt Co., 105 Condit St., Hammond.

WANTEPon I. H.

-Competent R. P.y., Blue

railway,, clerks Island, 111.

WANTED Teamster for single wagon; steady for reliable man. Beckman Supply Co., Hammond. 16-3

FOR SALE .Fine bred bull rups, 10 weeks old. Sec John Kercsi, 14th and

Madison street, Gary. 17-3t FOR SALE Smail store and market; first class location, north side. Address S G. Times, Hammond. 16-3

FOR SALE 6 hot air Peninsular furnaces. Inquire Ml So. Hohman st., Hammond. A. Herbst-

FOR SALE One pood top wajon, one double team harness, three second hand buggies. Apply 76 State St., Hammond. 16-3

WANTED Two Weese, a pent

FOR SALE On account of other business interests, saloon license and

yard clerks A M DeiRmilJ1 !,wit 01 uquora. inquire dox

Erie Ry Hammond. 234- Whiting:. Ind. 11-6

WANTED A blacksmith; must be go"d horse.shoer; steady work. S22 Calumet ave., Hammond. Phone 6S6.

FOR SALE In Homewood, 854 South Hohman St., apartment residence. Seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separata heating plant. Location

FEMALE HELP. I WAN'TKD A good girl or woman to j assist with creneral housework;!

waircs $5 per week. Also a woman for cleaning. Apply 125 Carroll St., Hammond. Phone 1O04J.

most Ideal Apply M H

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Hammond. Easy terms. Times, Hammond..

WANTED -Dishwasher, hotel, Hammond.

Apply

FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures complete. Inquire Lincoln hotel, Indiana Harbor.

FOR RENT.

WANTED-Address

Y o u n box 726

lady Knox,

stenogra ph ind.

WANTED Girl for general housework. 1SS Plummer ave.. Hammond.

W A XT EL) 2o e xpe ri enecd operators for power machinos. Goshen Shirt Co., 105 Condit st., Hammond.

WANTED At once, dining room girl and chambermaid; pood wages. Carleton hotel, Hammond. 17-3

WANTED Girl for peneral house- " work.. Apply 10 Ruth st., Hammond.

FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; modern conveniences: gentlemen preferred; located near interurban. Phone 1605.

FOR RENT A nice newly furnished room, with all modern conveniences. 123 Williams St., Hammond. Phone 11S3J. 18-3

lowing described premises, to-wit: The one-story frame building situated on lot 3, in block 4, in Morris' addition to the City of Hammond, Indiana, known as 1150 Columbia avenue, to the following described premises, to-wit : The west store room, 20 by 68 feet in dimensions, on the ground floor of the two-story brick building, situated on lot 42, In block 1, in the original town, now city, of Hammond, Indiana, and otherwise known as No. 97 State street in said City. Said store room fronts on State street, a public highway in said City. Store room has glass front with a door opening; on State street and a rear door leading

to the alley and door on the east side leading Into hallway. liar Is to be located on the west side of said room. There are dwelling rooms on the second floor of said building. JOHN w. WALTON.

notice to non-resident, the state of indiana. lake county, in the lake superior court. room no. 2. september term. 1312. florence delam iter vs. james dela miter, cause no. 955g. action to diVORCE. Now comes the plaintiff by Leon Gould, attorney, and files her complaint herein, topether with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. James Delamiter, Is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Said defendant is therefore herehy notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and

mat unless ne appear ana answer or

demur therein, at the calling of said cause, on the 12th day of November. A. D. 1912, the same being the stcond

day of the next term of said Court to

be begun and held In Room No. 2. In

the Superior Court Ruilding at Ham

rnond. in said County and State, on

the second Monday of November, A. P.,

1312. said action will be heard and determined in his absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the Seal of said Court, at Hammond, this 14th day of September, A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. Clerk L. S. C. P.y Roscoe Hemstook, Deputy Clerk.

Lots 20 and Park add.

A 1 1 m a n Lot 1, blk 3. Lake & Lane's add. Ross F. Moore to John J. McI'iaughton Same as last deed, Helen I,. McNaughton to Ross F. Moore... Lots 13 to 24, blk 19. C. T. L. & I. Co.'s 6th add, Maurice N. Castleman to Rt. Rev. Herman Joseph Alerding Lots 16 and 17. Emil Woldfs add. Joseph D. Martin to Adam

Ebert 1

SOUTH GARY. Lot 10, 11, blk 1. Sanford Tubbs" 1st add. First Stat Rank, Hobart. to Oscar W. Lehman.. HAMMOND. Lots 22 nd 23. blk 2. South

Homewood add. Lulu Elmma Shafer to Christine Shafer.... Lots 15 and IS, blk fi. Homewood add. Priscllla F. Beck to Max Schmidt

GARY. Lot 18, blk PS. Gary Land Co.'s 1st suh. Joseph E. . Smith to

William Gustafson HORSFORD PARK. Lot 21. blk 13. Perry Russell

Eugenio Oinl Lot 21, blk 13. Eugenio Glnt to Louis Nard!

CROWN POINT. Lots 45 and 52, Young's 3rd add. John C. Foss to Frank J. Ktuhlmacher 325

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You! Mr. Borrower, Did You Ever Stop To Compare the Rates You Are Paying Other Companies and Find Out How Much More You Are Behind By Not Seeing Us. You all know the old saying: "Seeing Is Believing." Better try It. WE ARE MORE THAN PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THAT WE HAVE MAINTAINED IN THE PAST AND WILL IN THE FUTURE. THE LOWEST RATES AND EASIEST TERMS EVER OFFERED IN LAKE COUNTY for Loans of $10.00 to $200.00 on Furniture, Pianos, Horses and Wagons, Store or Office Fixtures, on time from one month to one year, without removing same from your possession, and allowing you ample rebate on aH accounts p. kid sooner than due. We are more than pleased to know that we enjoy the largest and most extensive business In the city, gained from our Square. Deal to ALL policy that we have upheld from the date of our beginning. No fines on overdue payments. Extensions in case of sickness, loss of work, etc. Absolutely confidential and the most ctourteous treatment to all. Loans anywhere in Lake county. Largest and Most Reliable Company in Lake County

Phone 323.

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CHICAGO OIL MARKET. Chicago Wholesale prices for carbon and other oils were as follows; Standard white, ISu test, lOUc, perfection, 10'jc; headlight, 175 test. 12c; eocene, 12Mc; Rasoline. 16c; machine

Kasoune, Zo'jc; raw linseed oil, sinele

brl. 68c; boiled, 69c; turpentine, 4Sc;

summer Mack oil, 7 He; winter black oil. Sc. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago..

CALUMET LOAN CO. Room 212 Hammond Bidg. OPEN EVENINO

$100 $200

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thy. $l?i(20; No. 1, $1615; No. 2 and 1 mixed. $13fill: No. 3 and No 2 mixed. $10(5-12. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choice. $llf15; No. 1, $12.50 fjl3f.o. Iowa, Minnesota. Nebraska and Dakota prairie Choice, $ 1 1 (q 1 2 : No. 1. $10jll. Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feediner prairie $9(t10. Packing $7'S S. Straw Rye. $RrS.50: oat. $6.f.0 7.50; wheat, $6.50Ji 7.

EVENT A GREAT SUCCESS

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Hops Rulk of sales, $8.05 ' 8.60;

heavy butchers. JR.45.vS.70; lieht

butchers. $S.50'y S0; lisht bacon, $3.45 SfR.75; lig-ht lisrht, $S.2o if 8 50 ; heavy f.hippin. $S.35(g8.60; heavy sjackinp, $7.Sfi,8.25: mixed packinp, $S.10rS 30; roueh, heavy packing, $7.75 'if 7.!5 ; litrht mixed, $8.50 'a S. 85 ; poor to best pis. $5.00(fj 8.10; governments and boars. $2.00(a 6. SO. Cattle Choice to prime steers, $9.73 3 10.90; medium to frood steers. Jfi fiSfT 9.10; inferior to fair uteers. $5.tj0 ii 6 65 ;

rat cows and neiters, $a on r;i !i.2o ; can

ning- cows and hcifern, $2.50 'cj 4.25 : na

tive bulls and stass, $3.25 'a 7.25 ; feed

ing cattle. $4.10(a7.25; fair to fancy veal calves. $9.50 & 11 50.

Sheep Lambs, good to ehoire, $7.10

(3" 7.60; lambs, fair to Rood, $j.fio 'a 7. 1 0 lambs, common to fair, $5.75'iiSSO

lambs. feeders. $8.1016.65; lambs, culls, $5O0j5.T6: yesrlines. fair to best liKht. $5.10?' 5.85: yearlinR., fair

to best heavy, $4.i)0 'o S.JiO; wethers Rood to choice, $4,351(4.70; wethers

plain to pood, $4.103 4.35.

FOR

GIRLS WANTED To lonrn knitting on machines. CLEAN'. STEADY WORK. Good waeres, pood hours, sani

tary conditions. Hammond Knitttner I

Co., Hohman st., opposite public library. 16-3

REST Four-room flat, $12; also

steam heated fat, janitor service.

$30; centrally located. Inquire at Citizens bank, or 3487 Fir Bt., or phone 5 58 W. 1S-6 FOR RENT Two nicely furnished connect In ir front rooms; one block from business center. Also two other slnslc rooms; steam heat, hot and cold water, bath, electric lisrht and every modern con venit nces. S W C, Times, Hammond. 1S-6

HOl'SEKEEi'KK WANTED Some pood honest lady between 30 and 40 years old, for two adults. Call after 6 p. m. in evenintr. Address 733 Wood St., Hammond, Ind. 16-3

WANTED A competent plrl for general housework; Rood wages Apply Bt once, Mrs. W. D. Ray, 43 Glendale Park. Hammond. 16-6

RENT Three furnished rooms

for liRht hous'-keeping, 229 Michi

gan ave., Hammond. 17tf,

NOTICE FOR TRANSFER OF Notice Is hereby ztTih of Hammond,

renewal and liqcor license;. plven to the citiNorth Township,

FOR RENT One 4-room cottage; bath ' and electric lights; $15. 145th and Carey, near Euclid ave., Indiana Harbor. 17tf

MISCELLANEOUS. WANTED- Tf your watch does not keep tim bring it to us. Wo will put It In good order. Also we do clock and Jewelry repairing. Chargs will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver It. Old gold and silver taken In trade. Chas. Arkin, the reiable jeweler, 63 ftati st., Hammond. Established 2J years. 1S-2

LOST FOUND. LotfT P.unoh of keys between Eats Chirac" and Hammond on 145th st. road. Return to R. H. Alexander, Relland hotel, East Chicago.

FOR RENT Four-room cottape, modern, on Claude st. Also 5-room flat on State st. Inquire Geo. Dobbin, 192 State St., Hammond. 17-3

FOR RENT Store, formerly occupied by Calumet Drupr Co.; pood location for any business. 804 Crficatro ave., near Melville ave. East Chicago.

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms, good locality, steam heat, electric light, etc. Phone East Chicago 476R. at

FOR RENT Furnished sleeping. 232 Plummer O, Hammond.

room for ave.. near P. 13-6

LOST Gold watch end C. I. K- S. R. R. and 'Calumet. Finder please Losra n st.. Hammond. Liberal reward.

chain between Fayette st. on return to 4C9 ft. J. Don at. 16-3

MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN ON DIAMONDS and watches. 65 State St., Hammond, Ind.

SEND IV VOIR TRIAL, SlBSCHirTION Tt Tlin TIMES FOR A 31 0 NTH,

WAXTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT Possession Nov. 1st. with option of buying next spring, modern homo. 7 to 9 rooms, on lot not less than 50 ft. front; must be desirable location and have all modern improvements. Address box 317. Hammond. Ind. 14tf

ROOMERS WANTED.

P.OARD. week.

ROOM AND BATH $5.50 PER 13 E. State st., Hammond.

WANTED Boarders 3734 Grapevine St., Phone 65PM.

and roomers. Indiana Harbor. 14-6

US VOO RKADI.VG THR TIMES!

Lake County, Indiana, that the under-' signed, John W. Laubley, male inhabitant and resident of said City, Township, County and State, over the age of 21 years, residing in the State ct Indiana for more than one year and within the City of Hammond for more than six months prior to the date of this notice, a qualified voter and citizen of the 1'nlted States of America, a man of good moral character, will apply to the Hoard of County Commissioners at Crown Point, Lake County, Indiana, on the first Monday of October, 1912, the same being October 7. 1912, for a renewal of a liquor license, to retail intoxicating. spiritous, vi

nous, rnalt liquors in less quantities than rive gallons at a time and permit same to be drunk on the premises

where sold, said license being hereto fore granted by the Hoard of Commis

sloners to Louis Hepp at the October

term, 1911. and transferred by the said

Louis Hepp to the said John W. Laub

ley by the consent of said Hoard of

County Commissioners. September 3

1912. said license having been Issued by the Auditor of Lake County for the period of one year and by the provision of said license said liquor would he sold on the following described

premises, to-wit: The ground floor front room of the two-story frame

building, situated on lot 12. block

Sohl's addition to Hammond, Lake County, Indiana. liar room faces

couth on Truman avenue, a public

highway in the said City, and Is

knowfi as 327 Truman Rvenue. Bar

room is on east side and room faces west. Bar room has glass front and side entrances and there are living rooms in the rear and above. Par room is !Sxl8 feet. Notice is also given that at the time and place above set out I will also apply to said Board of Commissioners for permission to transfer said license so to he issued and the business therein from the premises above described to the premises described as follows, to-wit: The ground floor of the two-story frame building at the southwest corner of Hoffman and Hickory streets, in the City of Hammond, Indiana, said premises being known as lot 1. block 1. Stafford and Trankel's addition to the City of Hanaiiiond, Indiana. The ber room Is 21x31

PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Extra creamery. 2Sc; firsts,

25 tc: seconds. 24c; dairies, 22g

24Vic; packing stock, 15'?7 21c; process 25c.

Live poultry Turkeys, per lb. 10J?

14c; geese, Sfjllc: ducks, 12ffl4o

10c

like a riot was In progress. Just then an auto happened along. In it was W. P. Gleason, general superintendent of the steel plant, and one of his secretaries. Seeing the racket, he stopped the car and stood up in the machine. "Beat it; there.'s the big boss," piped a machinist helper. "BIgga, da boss coming." responded 40 ' Hunkles" in the crowd as they ducked away. In two minutes the spot was cleared of Its hundreds and the ranks of the

thousands were as orderly as If nothing had happened. , Later it was learned that two apprentice boys had a ?crap.

fowls. 1 2 'j i 4 l2 c: roosters springs, 15c.

Eggs Firsts. 21'. 4c; ordinary firsts

l&Hc: dirties, 16c; checks. 14c.

Beans Pea. hand picked, $2 S5f

3 O0; brown Swedish, $2.25 W 2.40: Lima

100 lbs. $6.25; red kidney, $2.25& 2 35.

Green fruits Apples. brl, $2.o0'ff

4.25; crabapples. brls, S 4.00ft' 4.50

grapes, basket. 8 lbs. 11 W 16c; plums

IS qt eases, 50cfi$1.00; peaches, bu

basket, $1.259 1-60: 6 baskets, $1.23Ca 1.60; basket, 1-5 bu, Mich.. 25rfi30c: pears, brls, $3 50'5,5.50, bu basket,

$1.00(ft 1.75. Vegetables Celery, crates, Mich., 25 40c; beets. 100 bunches, $1.25: sacks, trimmed, 40e; cabbage, 100 head, $1.50

til.75; green onions, 6 bunches, 5; tie; spinach, tub, 50c; carrots. 100 bunches, $1.00 (ft 1.25; sacks, washed, 40c; cucumbers, boxes. 50c 7oc: eggplant, dor., 25 ( 35c; turnips, sacks, washed. 75c"a$l: watercress, small box, 20fi25e; cauliflower, cases, 505,75c; radishes, 100 bunches. $1. OO'fr 1.25 ; peppers, green, box, 25 fa 40c: red. box, 25 ff 40c; onions, sacks, C5ff6S lbs. 354f40c; string beans, green, box. 20(fj3Oc; wax, box, 20 a 30c; tomatoes, box, home grown. 25(fi40c: lettuce. leaf, box, 25f30c: head, box, 2535c; parsley, doz bunches, 10c: sweet corn. sack, 20ff30c; aquash, doz. 25c(i?$1.00. Melons Water, per car, $50ffl25: Gems, baskets, 25(ii35c; Colorado, standard crates, $1.50111.75; Osage, crates, 50f 75c. Veal 50ft 60 lbs. Rftf 9c: 80 110 lbs. 12f14c; 160ft 200 lbs, 8Tfl0c; 60'aSO lbs. 9 fi l 2c. Potatoes Minnesota, bu. 40fi 45c; Wisconsin, bu, 4O(075c: Michigan. bu, 454? 50c; home grown, sack. YO'fiSO lbs.

inTiSOc; sweet, jersey, Dris, is.Za' $3.50.

Those who won prizes at the garden roducts show, held in Columbia hall, )k!ahoma. under the auspices of the

Wallace school, assembled yesterday to

have their pictures taken. Ed. Peters

made a group photograph of the winners, which will later be reproduced in a cut and preserved for future use.

The exhibition was about tha most

successful event ever hed in the local

public schools. The exhibits were so numerous and of such splendid quality

that tiiev would have done credit to a

ounty fair, and visitors on all sides

expressed their amazement at the

showing. There was a wagonload of prime vegetables, which were placed on tables along the south hide of the

hall and banked against the wall, while the lowers tastefully arranged across! the west end and in front of the stage were in keeping -with the magnitude of

the vegetable exhibition in numbers

and beauty.

The display of carrots would have been Mttue short of remarkable even in a fertile district, to say nothing of the district in whb h the prevailing soil is regarded as itie short of barren for the raising of anything but weeds. The kohlrabe had second place and there were prize pumpkins, and squashes and some exceedingly creditabU' exhibitions of toniatoes. cabbages, onions and beets. The flower feature of the exhibition ran largely to fall flower 5"icii as asters, phlocks, dahlias, goldenglow, etc., but there were also fine exhibits of pansles. verbenas, etc. Much ingenuity and artistic sense via? displayed in the arrangement of the bouquets and the interest shown in the event by the people of the neighborhood and the children themselves was most gratifying. There was a program of songs by tiie various rooms of the school exhibiting, which was enjoyed by all present, the hall being packed to an extent which filled almost all the available standing room. While lite exhibit was not in any sense connected with the Commercial

club's movement to advance the love of gardening. Superintendent -Canine is

Inclined to give all the credit to thi3 organization, which started the movement by t offer of prizes for the best kept gardens and lawns.

rize Awnrdeil School Children.

st display of cut flowers Len i

Keisch. Ethel Medina. Greatest variety of flowers Helen Bloomberg, Edward Ontko. Best display of vegetables Jlry Rarta, Joe Klupsvich. Best display of individual flowers Margaret Matusz, Lizzie Ralcsak. Best six beets, carrots or other vegetables Lizzie Printer, peppers; Steve Szitas, carrots. Best and most artistically arrange 1 bouquet Mary Lengcl, Mary and Clara Balog. Best essay of garden experience Ray Oeglin, Anna Rapoli. lies drawing of flowers or vegetables Paul Dwyer, Anton Csupa. Ilonornhle Mention, Flowers Harold Powers, Anna Rapoli, Wilma Kovocis. Mrs. James Wal

low. Gertrude Baum, Katie Kovocis, Louisa Stumpf.

Vegetables Mary Pittner Stumpf, Steve Mihok, Lena Lena Keisch. Mildred Bloski, poli. John Bardic, Richard Drawings Susis Saco.

FLACK RESIGNS

city hall men assert that this Is lockf'l up in a safety deposit vault. Whether Moose has made a new confession denying the first one cannot be learned In any event, new confessions or oh: confessions would not have much standing In the courts, lawyers say, as Moose has already discredited himeeli and their only value would be to shed lights on hltsory all ready pretty well known.

Jim Doherty. heretofore assistant chief of the East Chicago fire department, is now first in command. IPs

appointment followed the resignation of Chief Ben Flack, which was accepted yesterday at a special meeting ofthe board of public safety held for the purpose of considering the resignation. Captain Glen witzer will hereafter ai t as assistant chief, having been appointed to the position made vacant

by the elov.-.tion of Mr. Doherty. The members of the board of public safety were non-committal as to the reason of Mr. Flack's resignation, and when an effort was made to get a statement from Mr. Flack, he could not be located. Mrs. Flack was asked regarding the matter and replied, "I don't know anj thing about It." Mr. Doherty has proved his efficiency for the position in his long service with the fire department, formerly as a member of the volunteer service before a city department was organized, and since then as assistant chief, which post he has h:ld from the be

ginning. Captain Swltzer. the new assistant chief, is also regarded as a man who is fully capable of holding his own with any fire his equipment is adequate to deal with, and friends of both men are congratulating them on their advancement in the service. The headquarters of the Are department by the change just put into effect is nominally removed to Indiana Harbor, Chief Doherty residing in that city. Captain SwltJST is an Hast Chicago man and will have chnrge of the

East .Chicago station. Chief Doherty paid his first visit as chief to the East Chicago station this morning.

NIGHT SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER 23

Gary's public night schools wU: open on Monday, Sept. 23, under the direction of rof. Schwartz, educational director of the V. M. C. A . whose able services have been secured by Superintendent Wlrt. Prof. Schwartz will have the tit'.a of superintendent of night schools. Night schools will he maintaired at the Emerson, Twenty-third avenue, Froehel fsouth side) and tiie Beveridge tTolleston) schools, and these In addition with the T. M. O. A. night college will give Gary complete educational facilities ranging from primary Instruction to collegiate subjects. Prof. Wuiflng and prof. Chadwlc'.t will bp night principals at the Emerson and Froebel schools, respectively. No

night principal has been secured for TolleMon.

Have you tried lMO StOI Tf If not. vtby not f This tolincco Is made from lnuble, oFd, nnpft tolincco leaf and will meet the requirement of the mwt factitious inntr. Saif the tickets they are valuable. Sec premium list.

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Indianapolis stating that

Harry C

Moose, former city clerk, who disapi pea red just before he was to take- the 'star part as the state witness in the jtlary bribery cases. It was stated thn.t .Moose had made a confession involving 'prominent Gary and Chicago men. I Last winter following the dismissal of the bribery cases, some of the de

fendants claimed to have secured a conspiracy confession from Moose and the

XUt tUKS. At OillO IIAILWAV. VAi OF l.MMA.NA. L.eavlu; It me at Hammond, Ind. tflfithr June , in IX. Subject to thange Without .Voder. 3fl:4& am 1A1LY. L-inii'-ed for Cincinnati, Washington, Baltimore, 1'hiladelphia. New York, Richmond. Norfolk and Virginia and North

Carolina points.

Lurai ior cinclnJ 11 at I, connect Ing with F. F. V. L,"r.-p-ii for thn I.-,

J2:3S am DA1LT, Looal for Cincinnati. :40 prn DAILY, Local for Chic&go i.ii pin LA1LY, Limited for Chicago and West 6:17 am DAILY. Local for Chicago. Sleeping, Observation-Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Trains. Sleeping Cars or. Kinhi Trains.

9:23 am DAILT

HAY & GRAIN MARKET.

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Pec. wheat. P01's 907i -0 fill'. May wheat.. 95 95 Vs 95 95 Sept. corn... fiS 69 67ti fi9 Dec. corn... 52 52 g 51 52 ' May corn... 51 52 51 '3 52 Sept. oats... 32'i 32, 32 82 Dec. oats... 3 2U 32 . 31 32 May oats... 34H, 34V4 34'4

Louisa, Kovocis, Paul Ra-Maihofcr.

CROWD MELTS; BOSS APPEARS

THE HAMMOND DISTILLING OO. DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 GALLONS

Hay Receipts. 1.277 tons: shipments. 61 tons. Choice in fair request and steady. Supply liberal. Low and modium grades in large supply and dull. Demand very light. Choice timo-

There were 6.000 men of the day slijt leaving the Gary Steel works last night and 2,000 of the night shift entering to go to work when a racket of pome kind took place In the "valley" between the Union depot track elevations, near the steel works. Instantly a crowd of several hundred, recruited from the thousands passing to and from the mii!s. There wa3 a lot of shouting ard it looked

Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.

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ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES r. B. MOTT. President FBAKK HAMMOND, Vice-President J. S. BLACK MUN, Stcretary A. H. TAPPER, Treasurer KDWARD J. IDEE, Manager

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