Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 99, Hammond, Lake County, 23 September 1912 — Page 7

Monday, feqt. 23, 1912.

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NOTICE TO TITLES HEADERS. notice: to advertisers. Readers of the follow advertise

rents who wish to communlcat w Uh ; tdvcrtlsera whose identity Is not re- j readed, ihould follow the Instruction, to address them by the key letter given. ; Requests at this offlc to reveal the j Identity of anonymous advertisers can j not. In Justice to the advertisers, fee an-1 wered. ijtmply follow inatruct'ons. As tar as It 's possible It Is advised! that all elessifldd a As sf.ouTii either to mailed or sen: to the ofilce. The Times i will not be responsible for errora In ads take:; ever the telephone. Keplles to following ads at Timkci;

FOU SALE. F1JESIL KIPK TOMATOES for sale, f0 cents per bushel delivered. Plume OS!). 11. .1. Holt.

i't U SALE A Scutch collie, pedigreed, 8 months o!l. Inquire Martin's bakery, Si 0 Rroadway, Gary. 23-3t

For SAl.Iv- in p big -work livery horsi H'am of muh sold: leaving oy. Apply 7. Hammond.

hnr.'i', de- . must be .State st.. 23-2

SITUATIONS POSITION WANTED

1 a d y Rhone

WANTED. I'.y refined young

s stenographer, or office work. 571. M. A., 20" Douglas ;ivp.

W NTED TO UUr. W'ANTI',1 TO lirY-.Sd-oml hand pool fable, regulation sire. V T 11. Times, Hammond. 23-3

Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the Tth day of October, 1312. and show cause. If any, whv the FINAL KKTTLEMEN'T AOOOFNTS with the estate of said decedent should not be approved; and said heirs arc notified to then and there make

pr-of of heirship, and receive their distributive shares. Witness, the Clerk of (he Lake Superior Court, at Hammond, this 9th day of September, 1912. ERNEST I PHORTRinGK, Clerk Uke Superior Court.

U2QAL NOTICES.

cf fice. them: 101 ... B E M

Advertisers please call tor

FOR SALE--outage Ad. ninid.

-1 x-room less X.

st earn Times.

heated Ua tr-

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FOR SALK-tb-.n for Hammond.

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good Her.r

loci - St..

MALE HELP.

WANTED -A hus b..y. Ma ery sto Hro.tdway. ilary

FOR SALEoih r f u 1 Hum mond.

j. -

, Foil SA1.F.-

cash or

l.U'S pin

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hen pas range e. 4 2 Highland

and St..

ful residences;

ts. For part'eu-

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WANTED 11.is over 1 to rvi'l ''' . r threnders a r.d tint rappers. Apply . F MC SAUK Double e Under Orient Western Steel Car Foundry Co . utt in Rimd running condition; tires Hcgew'soh. 111. 23-3 ! good; ST 5. J E A. Times. Hammond.

1VA.NTKI' At o:i,c. bright by be- j "v., 1 ....onnt f C.;,,.f jReoord

tween p? nd Tv Rick laundrv. Ham- 1 ' ' '". '"- mnnti " , to California v ill sacritb-e our furnl- Also th. , j tn re ami sto . and all household southwest WANTED At once, driver for laun- ! S"'H'S- One ler.ther parlor suit. on e Sou h r,i s t A-x -fltrrt ,:,,-v a ri.l- 1 b,"U ,as''- "no laziey sideboard, one ex- quarter;

T.aundrv Co., i63 Mi. hiean ave., Ham- " ,lsl,nl u'n;nS '"" "l '' mon-1. 21-3 ru;:s- ,,"r,1,-r st"vp- or,e klth-

t t .1 ranpo, iTio lauiifii y si'n t. cut era I

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N"( 'TICK. COMMISSIONF-TRS' SAI.ll fF RKAL KSTATK. Notice fs hereby ).,lven that Frank H. Pa.ttee, as Commissioner of the Rake Circuit Court of Rake County. Indiana. Appointed as such tn the case of .Taeoh Hoffman et al. vs. Mathias Hoffman et al.. beiiisr cause number !311, will, pursuant to an order of said Court in partition proceedings, sell at private sale for not less than the amount of the appraisement, for all cash, or one-third rash and balance on or before one and two years from date of sale, the following described real estate, situated In I.ake Co.. in the State of Indiana, to-wlt ; Rots fifty-six lafi.t and fiftv-seven (57), as marked and laid down on the re-cord-d plat of H V. Sohl s Fourth Ad-

jdition to the City of Hammond. as j shown by the recorded plat thereof, re

corded In Pl .t Rook 2. at pae . tn the

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Nor t h w o ua rt er qua rt eiid all 1

f the Southwest

! west quarter, and

Hi a rter ction S. the N,

111,' Kast of lart.-r of th

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of the also the rth w est She road North-

EEM-M.E HELP. WANTEIi A waitress. :y Stat Hadmr.nd.

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I'enter Tables.

cha 1 rs. one I-ai i tifty-five recirds

bit:. 102 Stat.

Uher, couch. diniiiK phonograph and : wardrola'. tJoorge Hammond. 1ml.

V. ANTK n ; Apply n I n d . . or 1 h o rn

housework.

H a mmo n d .

FOR s.M.M-Xmv tipc; oak tr.m; Claude St.. Ha n tin

5-rrioni modern 3T!2 ft. lot. nd. Rhone R'5-5.

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FOR SARK TT's on Real avp. and dar St.; barpiins. Also two lots Ruih st. p. C, Atkinson. lawyer.

ibaeh Rb.lg- , Hammond. 2

WANT V. I ' tea n.-l , Saturday e rnorr.ir.s. F St.. Hammo!

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Nort h west Township the Second Also rift South Side the Sou the

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rtheast quarter of the

Public Sale. Haviner decided to quit the farm and dairy business, the undersigned will sell at public sale on tht; C. Heck farm two miles southwest of Hobart, Ind., on Thursday, September 2(5, 1912, beplnninu; at 10 o'clock a. m., the following property: His entire dairy of 20 choice milch cows, some fresh and some forward

sprlnprers, 20 head of heifers, one, two

and three years old (some well-bred HolsteltO, and one full-blood Holstein bull. Six head of horses, comprising a span of well-matched 3-year-old colts, 1 3-year-old mare colt wetKhlntr 1,000.

1 S-year-old black horse weisrhlne

1.20, 1 pood work team weinhinkr 1,250

eaeh. Also a sprins pis, 1 sow", 3 fat

hoprs. Km) chickens ami some geese. Farming implements, mostly new

and In tood condition. embracing; 2 wide-tire wagons. 2 llht milk wasons, now Parry bucpv, MeerltiK Pander. Mi'i'ormii k Mower. Peere Corn l'lanter. Deere Hayloader, Osborn Side rake, 2 Walking Plows. 1 Rid ins; Plow. 4 Corn Plows, SprinK-tooth Drajf. 2 Rever Prates. 30 milk cans, 2 sets of truck harness, 2 sets black band harness, sinsle harness, about 25 acres ;;ood corn Rtandinsf and in shocks, and numerous small articles. Credit of on year with usual terms bunch will be served. CLAt'DE CRIFFOHD. Roy Coliver, Auctioneer.

S10 $20 S30 $40 1 $50 $60 $70 $80 $90 $100

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 knew 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 all accounts paid 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 ctourteout treatment to all. Loans anywhere in Lake county. Largest and Most Reliable Company in Lake County

Phone 323, CALUMET LOAN CO, Room 212 Hammond Bidg,

$100

$200

If s

quarter of Sec tion 17; i 35 North. Rane f We I'll n ej pa 1 M e rl d ia n ; en. ( 15 ) acres orT of of the Southeast quart ast quarter of section

also a off of t-tive

ter of the Section is in width Southwest qua rter of

ed twi roads)

strip of land two rods In the Kast end of the North

the of 1 S ;

width t we n -

acres of the Southeast quarSoutheast quarter of said a is.) a strip of land one rod ff of th- North end of the quarter of the Southwest Section 17 (said last deserib-

traets to be used for private a!o all that part of the North-

WAN TK D wrk, no 1'hi'rnl! St.,

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WANT! work

Piumn-

1 1 house-H.inimond.

A V AN T E 1 ) 2 " ex peri e need operators for power machines, (iosheu Shirt Co., 105 Condit. st., Hammond.

FOR SARK From one to 25 lots in Oary park 3-d addition. Mock 2; two blocks bpj t of Main st. Have others in Rorman bHJ. and Chicaeo

i avc. in f.ast ( hicaso. Write box f,2

K. R. No. 3, Valparaiso. Ind. lltf FoR SARK OR RKNT- l p To date

modern .-room flat, furnished. Call j

-Tin Hohnian st . Hammond. 21-3

east quarter Northeast of & Rouisvill. containing

of Section 19 situated the i 'hi catro. Indianapolis Railway ritih t -of - way, .14 acres, more or less;

also the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 20 (except the rl crh t -of - wa y 1 Aa feet in width of the Ohioaeo, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway) containing 40 acres, more or less, all In Township 3 5 North.

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coiid Principal

FOP. RENT Fun vate family in 1221U.

FOR TiENT.

hed room i loine wood.

In prlPhone 23tf

FOR SARK Peerless cement brick machine; almost new; rheap; 2.n00 dally. John Vorko. 3944 Carey st., Indiana Harbor. Phone 1S7. 21-6

FOR SARK A pony for children; also 155th st. Phon- 372.

absclutely ne cab. Call

safe 220-

20-3

FOR H K NT Fun.USi e housekeeping . mode man St., Hammond.

1 rooms

liht Hoh-

FOR S A LK The time is nearlngr when ou will think ff buina; a stove. W'e have them in either soft or hard coal of various makes, sin h as "Radiant

FOR RENTSt a ip s !

Home," "Jewel.

other

5-1 . in :ii

upp' rot.

r n

l. Inquire 23tf

FOR RKN o.-t lie Ftindard ;

bath.

:;t Me.i-'

as 1 t ar i

23-6

For. RKNT- Newly f urnb -hed a part -lnents for iitslit liouseJteepinir. Apply 3so Indiana ave , H a in mend. Ind.

FOR P.KNTronms; had v private home, Hlchian l st.. ;-. 113 2 V.

-Tw ater

- larpe heat. Ait ' men onl ;.:!' p. m.

furnished i bath; In '. Call 132 Telephone.

larland" and many

standard makes. We also have

cook and laundry stoves. small de- j posit will hob; ftovi; untli you are. ready to place ,t on the floor. Re sure end look for the place where you see , clock in the center of sTp.n. Call and, fl our prices. Hammond Furniture j

Co.. 242 K. State st., Hammond, Ind. J. Arkln. manager. Phone 5 43.

FO R roor Slb'ey

RKNT- Four :s for R-ht h'o st , 1 1 a a , mond

f u rnished ;-ir., at o()6 Sill Iren.

HOMKSF.KKKRS, IXVK3TOR3. BUTlng Florida land can save money throush me. A scientific plan of buying land, farm or town property. Cooperative colony locating- In Florida, clubs forming; for other parts of the country. Our club plan creates employment for members. Address M C Times, II unmond, Ind.

Ran Re fi

Meridian. Also ten ( 1 ) acres off of the South side of the Southeast quarter of the

Southeast quarter, and also a part of the Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter, described as commencing at the Nnrtheast corner thereof. thence South 60 rods, thence West 41 1-3 rods, thence North rods, thence Kast 41 1-3 rods to the place of bejinn'nsr, both In Section IS. Township "5 North, Ran ere 10 West of the Second Principal Mendlan and containing 25 j acres, more or less. Said sale will take place at the Law Office of Frank P. rat tee. In Crown Point. Indiana, at the hour of 1 o'clock rt. ID., on Monday, the 14th day of October. 1912. and said Commissioner reserves the rich! to sell said real estate at any time thereafter should said real estate not soil on said date. Witness, my hand lis such Conimlssoner this 21st day of September. 1912. FRANK R PATTKK, Commissi on e r.

NOTICE. Hammond. Ind., Sept. 2n. 1912. I hereby notify the public that I have dissolved partnership in the company known as Phulenberjrer A- Co.. and will not be liable for any contracts or credits extended to said company, or to K. 1 . Jenkins, by original co-partner. W. J. SHFLKNP.KRGKR.

May wheat . 9t". 9d AS Sfi'i Sept. corn.. 7 1 12't, 7 07 72 ' Pec. corn... e" 54'., 5.1 54'2 May corn... :.2'- i.-T- S2U o3! Sept. oats.. 33' 33", 33 33T; Pec. oats... 32'-.. 32', 32 32 May oats... 3 4- 25 3 4' 35

Hay Reieipts. SSS tons; shipments, 74 tons. Fresh arrivals not so liberal, but amount on sale still large. A little choice wanted, but low and medium grades very dull. Ruyers still holding off and prices almost nominal. Choice timothy, $ 1 s -a 1 9 ; No. 1. Ilo'ti 17. No. 2 and No 1 mixed. $ 1 3 f 1 4 ; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed. $KHfl2. Kansas and Oklahoma. prairie Choice, $14'i 14.50; No. 1, J1 2-5o-(r 13.50. Iowa. Minnesota. Nebraska and Dakota prairie Choice. 5-1 I'd 12; No. 1, IRRall. Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feeding I) ral rif $9 rn 10. Packing 17 W 8. Straw Rye, $s'iS.30; oat, $6. SO 7.50; wheat. $6 50'ii 7.

CHICAGO OIL MARKET. Chicago Wholesale prices for carbon and other oils were as follows; Standard white, ISO test, 10'ic; perfection. 10Hr; headlight. 173 test, 12c; eocene, lSVje; gasoline, 16c; machine gasoline, 25 c; raw linseed oil, single brl, Sc; boiled, 69c; turpentine. 4Sc; summer black oil, 7'ic; winter black oil, Jp. These quotations apply to brl lots f. o. b. Chicago.

PRODUCE MARKET.

FOR RK NTheat and St. ( Upsta 1 i s l , man St., Ham

I 'urr. '

u;d.

lUht. IbdTrna

steam

4 4 Towle and Hoh-21-3

FOR SALK Rest offer takes two lots In Indiana Harbor; lot 3S, blk 21, 2nd

add. Parish ave.; lot 13. blk 22, 2nd'

add., Ivy st.; Hicks, Fnlon

mast h ill.

dl. Address W. 'alparalso, Ind.

for Ri:r Pght. ho vate entra mond. I'll'

"bing:

106S.M.

a d jlej

I'o'.ms ie p ii one. St., H

for m -

FOR SALE Cb token farm; K acres Improved with nice fc-room house. In the town of Highland; 6 mllf from

Hammond; 6 m k a from Gary.' Joe

NOTICE OF THE TRANSFER OF A RETAIL LIQI'OR LICENSE. Notice is hereby given to the citizens of the City of Hammond. North Township, Lake County, rndiana. that the undersigned Is a male inhabitant of the city. Township, County and State aboe mentioned, more than 21 years of age, and that, lie has resided within the State of Indiana for more than one yiet last past, and within the Cliy of Hammond for more than six

firsts.

22 SJ process, lb, 10 If 12i 14o ;

months lust past; t of the United Stat, possessed of all of

f C w s hi in

at lo- Is

f A me

Nayer, Highland, Ind.

17-6

FOR RKNT Two housekeeping, iss lis mmond.

Flu m mer

light

ntf

FOR RKNTtlemen, in

ley st.. Hamm

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FOR RKNT Four-room flat. $12: also stenm beat'd flat, janitor service, ?3f; centrally located. Inquire at Cltl7'ti's bank, or 34h7 Fir st.. Indiana Harbor, or phone ai'.SW.

FOR RENT sulfa ble f .. on north sib mend.

A h

d tw I w ! e

out room; gen tlemen ; St., Ham-2,1-3

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

FOR RENT Two nicely furnished connei ting front room?; suitable for inn and wife, or two gentlemen. Also two nice single rooms; sf ain heat and every mod ecu convenience; one block from business eent-r. -Mrs. llarwood.

FOR SALE In Hornewood, 854 South Hohman St., apartment residence. Seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separate heating plants. Location

I loan! 'oiint y, 1912. f

a i i t.

most ideal In Apply M II R,

Hammond. Easy terms. Times, Hum Mi Olid.

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

SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN To THE law of real estate. D. C. Atkinson, lawyer, 30 Rimtaeh llldg., Hammond.

WANTED TO RENT. WANTED Two or three rooms furnished for light housekeeping; man and wife, no children. Address J T H, Times, Hammotd.

WANTED Thrt e furnished or unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping in good location. Address lock box 54, Hammond. Ind. 2C'tf

47 Sibley St., Hammer;

1 9-3

LO.ST LOST Ft id; 1.350 pun

reward. Adams rie st., Indiana

AND FOUND. y, bay horse, white face. Is; last seen in Calumet;

Express Co.. 3212 GuthHarbor. Phono 24 1.

FOUND Ray hor four white feet, hy soup factory.

white face and Mr. Ivamlnskl, Cuda-

trues want ads Aits: jtob 4ERVIC.JC TO VO0

MJSOErjVNEOUS. l'HONE 771 FtR BEST CLEANING and pressing. Young Men's Tailors. 61 State St., Himmor.d. 13-6

WANTED If your watch does not keep time bring It to us. We will put It lu frood order. Also we do clock and Jewelry repairing. C'harps will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver It Old gold and silver taken in trade. Chas. Arkln, the relable Jeweler. 63 State st.. Hammond. Established 23 years. 1S-2

WHT ARE READER

YOU NOT A TIMES

req II i 1 ed b the i 1 ::di '. i to entitle of a retail liquor will apply t o 1 1 1 sioners of Lake t he ( 'Ctol.er term.

to transfer his said r the following locatio Th- front, room of of a one-story frame ated and located on

Moorhead KTid Rlair s City of Hammond. Rak

ana. North Township, which spi : itous. 1 nom uors are to be sohl Is feet. Par Is on the we

and faces east. S:

front entrance and faces north lie h i g h w a y 1 n has glass front of same inav la

quail tile l.e th and

a citizen

ica and i ca t i o n s ?t a t e ' of holder that he 'ontmis-

1 1

li.

d i a 1 1 a , a t ermission rise from

Putter Extra creamery, 2o 25 'e; seconds. 24c; dairies.

24 4c; packing stock, 15 521c; 25 c. Live poultry Turkeys, per

14c; geese. Sprite; ducks.

fowls. 14c: roosters, 10c; springs, 16c. Eggs. Firsts. 22c; ordinary firsts, 20c; dirties, 16 ':c; checks. 14'2c. Leans Tea, hand picked. $2.S5&3.(10; brown Swedish, J 2 25 "a 2. 4 ft ; Lima, 100 lbs, J6.25; red kidney, $2.25 ii 2.33. Green fruits Apples. brl, t2.Wi $4.25; crabapples. brl, $4.00 Si fi.OO; grapes, basket. S lbs, 13'cilSo; plums, IS qt cases. fiOcli $1.00; peaches. bu basket, $1 25 1.75; fi baskets. $ 1 . 2 S 'r I. ro'.; baskets. 1-5 bu, Mb h., 25 30e; pears, brls, $3.50 6 5.50: bu basket. $1.00 1.7 5. Vegetables Celery, crates. Mich., 40 30c: beets. 10i) bunches, $ 1.00 'a 1.25 ; sacks, triinmed. 33c; cabbage, 300 head. I I . 5 0 'a 1 .75 ; green onions. bunches, 5 ft tic; spinach, tub. 5flf 60c; carrots, 100 bunches. $ 1.00 1 1 .23 : sacks, washed. 33c: cucumbers, boxes. COSf 75c; egg plant, doz, 4 5 e e ; turnips, sacks, washed, 75cfi$1.00: watercress, small box. 20':i25c; cauliflower, cases, 50c ti

$1.00; radishes. 100 bunches. $1.00"u 1.25; peppers, green, box, 251 30c; red,

box. 50c; onions, sacks, 65" 6S lbs, 50

Si 60c; string beans, green, box, 40Si

iii)c; wax, box. 40 U 60c; tomatoes.

home grown. 26 0 40c; lettuce. leaf,

box, 2o 'a 30c; head, box, 2a 'a 3 do; pars

ley, don bunches, 10c; sweet corn sacks. 20'i 30c; squash, doz, 35c?i$l25 Melons Water, per car, $59f 125 Gems. baskets, 25T,35r; Colorado

standard crates. l..."'ji I., j; (isage.

era fes. 5 m 75e. Veal 50. fi fiO lbs, Si 3c; SO.if 110 11

121i Uc; 20 lbs, S fi 10c; T'O'iSO

lbs. rif? 12c. Potatoes Minnesota, bu. 455;. "3 Wisconsin, bu. 4S It 0e; Michigan, bu

50'd60c; horne growns, sack. 7n-i 80 1 ( its. 75 9"c: sweet. Je rsey, brls. J.eCOSi 8.75.

1 1 :

the ground floor building. situ!ot 9, Murk 1. addition to the

otiTity, Intii-

e The room in us and malt li.fls 2" feet by (12 went side of room 1 room has one

(nd one side entrance on Ridcre road, a pubr said City. Said room and all of the inside seen from said high-

ADVERTISED MAIL. The following letters remain uncalled for in the Hammond, Ind.. postoffice for week ending Sept. 23: Mrs Nettle Anderson, J. J. Bulwell, P. F. Porsey. Wawzynies Dehoskl. A. T. Ellis. Mrs. Harriet Fielg. Frank Ed Gleason. Mrs. D. Herny, Mrs. Leo Haley. Miss M. E, Haiem. ( dah Jozsef, Mile Krlzmanlc (2), Johann Kciuk (2), Christy Llvlnlston. Joseph Polltyirka, Gustav Prelss, Mrs Alice Runvan, Mrs.

Laura Shaffer, Andro SoleJ. John Sei-

fert. Amos Snyder, Joseph Sawka, Mr.

and Mrs. Geo. Stoker, Gust Suszko,

Trlpyior Toceperjnor, Adam Tarnoskl.

Tom Utterback, petor Yukovi. G. W'lduzer, Frank Winter.

F. R. SCHAAF, T. M.

rectors he lias been assured that steps will be taken to have at least a quorum present. The controller cautioned the examiners "to inquire carefully into any undue concentration of the loans of a bank in companies controlled by the bank's officer or directors. "I speak now," he continued, "of any bank where such a concentration would ruin the bank if the loans are bad. Whenever you come across a cese where the directors or officers are unduly concentrating the funds of a bank in corporations controlled by themselves, and where you have no information on which to base an opinion as to whether the loans are good or bad, it seems to me you are clearly entitled to one of three things First, that the books of the corporations be voluntartlv opened to you; or, second, that the

directors give, you a full statement in detail of the business of the concerns; or, third, that a copy be given you of a report on the company or corporation made by an independent auditor." Murray complimented the examiners

for their work, but added that

must improve it materially." He st-id he considered the country examiner

WANT LINES EXTENDED

often overworked and underpaid, but. nevertheless, he Insisted "that the time given to examining country banks be materially lengthened."

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERb

H AM M ON p. Lot 74 and N S i,,t 73, Stafford fe Trankle's 7th add, Louis H. Stafford, and wf. Blanche 5. to Richard H. Ta n germ ana nd wf. Louise Lots 13 and 14. blk 17, Manufacturers add, Forrest P. nundell to Frederick Howard Falls.... Lots 60 and 41. Warren Webb's 2nd add. Thomas Laverie to A ib rt Fischer Lots 40 and 4 1, blk 2. Foeg and Hammond's add, Ruba Dimlnd to Abe Silver Lot 3. blk 7. Towle A: Avery's add. l.e Grand T. Meyer to Frank R. Pat tee T( LLKSTON. Lot 30 and N lot 29. blk 24. C. T. L. A I. Co.'s 6 til add. Fedcr & Sohb slnger Co. to Louis Iubetz Lots Zfi to 4 1, blk 2. Klli.is' sub. Arthur A. Kunert to George Mailszuuskis

Rot 20. blk 2 1, C. T. L. A I. C th add. Kuril e . Ynuche I 'an Ra no i ch

same as last deed, frank N. G

It to I 'an Panovioh GARY". Lot. 5. blk 9. E. Gary R. E. Co.'s 1st add, K. Gary R, E. Co. to Lynda A. Peterson Lot 14, blk 9, same a. Id as last deed. Same as last deed to Carl Verner ( Hson

Lot 15. blk 10. same add

450

LAKE CO. DELEGATES IN WASHINSTON Gary and Indiana Delegates Attending Hygienic Congress.

Farmers of Ross and Hobart townships and of the east part of Po-trr county are laying plans to "have the Gary. Hobart and Eastern Traction company which was opened up tor operations between Gary 9.1 1 Hohan last Saturday, extend its lines southward from Hobart to Deep River find thence I.eroy fc.n l Hebron. Farmers In this territory will not only offer a free right of way but they will also aid liberally in .1 financial way toward the building of the new line. The communities which the propjfecd line wll loperate through have for a long time been eager for trolley connections with Gary and the central

we 1 1 at of the county.

Similar eagerness In this inspect vas shown some time ago ly farmers between Merrillville and Crown Point. Ihey secured a frail I'.rsi) for a new ute between Gary and L.iv-i! via the county peat and hty have alieadv cr;. ar.ized a traction company The f-archises and rights of way grints will be transferred fre of rt' to any bene tide company tlnG will un-lertakf to luild the line.

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Washington, D. C, Sept. 23. With

thirty-two leading governments and

forty-eight states pouring their wealth of knowledge, to improve public wel

fare and to prolong human life Into one

common fund lor the woriu s use, me

fifteenth International Congresi on llvirtene and Demography opened its

week's session here this morning, lour hundred and fifty of the foremost sani

tary authorities in the world in formal addresses will contribute the latest discoveries and methods in their respective countries in the realm of add

ing comfort and years to human life.

It ia cupeeted that the attendance at

the nine sections into which the congress is divided will number 5.000, in

cluding many of the national, state and city officials of this country. While the object of the congress Is

to extend the knowledge and improve Hie practice, of hygiene and public health in al! the countries which participate, it is believed these benefits will accrue In largest measure to the country which is for the. time being

t he host of the congress. That the t state and municipal public health ofri-

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Companions Bounce Glassware off Geo. Franko's Head.

(Special to Tub Times. Whiting. Ind., Sept. 23. A ferieus saloon fight took plare In Whiting about 6:30 o'clock last evening, which dismrbed considerably the neighborhood tn the vicinity of Charles Muslin's saloon, on Indiana boulevard. The fight occurred in Muslin's saloon, and during the course of the brawl, bo'.tles and other glassware were broken up. One of the participants. George Franko of 51S Clark Hrft received six cuts on the head, two of them being scalp wounds. A physician was called to attend Franko after be and George Janos were placed under r.rrest by Officers Nlzlolkiewtcz and Plnkerton. Three of the men who were also engaged in the friras. escaped before the anets were made. Franko and Janos were both placed under $50 bonds to appear before Mayor I'arks for trial at 7 p. m this evening.

way. There are living rooms in the rear of the building.

To the following iocati City of Hammond, Lake c

'in In 'ou n t y d as

the

diana, hereinafter describ

lows, to-wit; The ground floor front room of onestory frame building, located and situated on part lot 7. Wheeler's addition. Hammond. Said building faces west upon Hohman street, a public highway. Par room is 22x4f'xl0 feet, with plate glass front. Room has entrance on Hohman street, side entrance on south and entrance to living rooms In rear. All of the inside of said bar room can be seen from the highway. WILLIAM GIN ATI O.

NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE. In the Matter of the Estate of Anna Miller. No. 630. In the Lake Superior Court. September Term. 1912. Notice is hereby given to the Heirs, Legatees and Creditors of Anna Miller, deceased, to appear in the Lake

LIVE STOCK-MARKETS. Cattle Choice to prime steers, $9.75 Ti 11.00; medium to good steers. $?.", St 9.10; Inferior to fair steers. $5.6o Sr 6.65 ; fat cows and heifers, $5.00 Si 9.25 ; canning cows and heifers, $2.50 ',1 4.20 : na

tive bulls and stags, $ 3. 25 U 7. 25 : feeding cattle, fiOOSt 1,000 lbs, $4.15f 7.40; fair to fanc y veal calves, $ 9. 75 'i 1 1 .75 ; heavy calves, $4 25 H 7.00 ; milkers find springers, per head. $33,00'u S5.00. Hogs Rulk of saies, $s.20fj( S.7"; heavy butchers, $S.55GS.S0; light butchers. $.':.60 'ri S.85 ; light bacon. $8.60 'CS.S5; light light. $s.4 ' a S.65, heavy shipping. $S.50'U S. 7 5 ; heavy packing. $fc. !0' g. 40: mixed packing. $ S.25 Si s. 45 ; rough, heavy packing, $7.S5 Ii S. 1 0. Sheep Lambs, good to choice. $6 S.j ii 7.50; lambs, fair to good, $6.33 Sr 0.S5 : lambs, c ommon to fair. $3.65 ti S.33 ; lambs. feeders. S6.IOT1 fi.75; lambs, culls, $4.50r 5.50; yearlings, fair to best light, $4.85(5.60.

HAY & GRAIN MARKET.

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whea t. w hea t .

Open 91 'a 91'i

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CHICHESTER S PILLS W THE DIAHO VI I1RA.NI. 1 A

Cht-cfeu-ter', lllmnond UrndA) IM11, In Ktd d il metllicVX sealed with Biti Riivj. V Tko n aider. Rut r your Iroejrlt. Aikfrf lil-' H t..Tf.ltW niiMOM) URAMt P1LI.W. fnr BS

jBkcwnls Bett, Safest. Alwurs ReHM SOLO BY DRIGG!STS EVERYWHERE

deed, same as Inst deed t Ihur R. Olson

Lot 2S. blk 66, Gary 1st sub, Gary Land doif Lurleh

Rot 15. blk 2. H

last o Ar-

Realtv

Land Co.'s Co. to Ru-

2.315 60 Vossler's add. Co to Adah

So. Shore

L. Pervlss Lots 17 to 20. blk 1, H. A. Vossler's add. So Shore Realty Co. to Russell S Crenshaw EAST CHICAGO. Lot 2K. blk 6, NW 33-37-3. Michael Rooney to George llloski Rot 35. blk 4. NK 29-37-9. East Chicago Go. t,, George Sclent!.. Lot 13, sub blk , SW 2S-37-0, Kedy Frczy to Susan Fodor...

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MAKES RULING FOR THE COUNTRY BANKS

Directors Must be Present at Examination; TJ. S. Official Asks Closer Watch.

ials of this eounw'v attending tne con

gress will have support outside of immediate sanitary circles in seeking to put into effect various health reforms that will be suggested by the congress is Indicated by the action of large business enterprises in being represented at the proceed-"?. Dr. G. V. Yarrington, health inspector of the Gary public schools, and Dr. W Infield S. Faulrls, secretary of the board of health, are the two delegates from Gary in attendance at the convention here. Pr. Saner Is present from Indiana Harbor.

ARE YOB REAr.rtU TUTS TIMES?

Girl fi re judged by their beauty, t'MOV SOU T hy It flavor. One 4rted never forsnUen.

llihi CUblS. St OHIO RAILWAY, WAV OK 1MIU.NA. Lara Ins 1 line at lluminoiij, lod. fett'ectite June , I'Jli. (Subject to Ikange Without Xole. 3fi:45 m PA1LV. Limited for Cincinnati. Washington, Baltimore. Phil, adelphia, New York, Richmond. Norfolk and Virginia and Nort a Carolina points. Local for Clncln-

1 natt. connectlna with F. F. V. L'n-

tor the East. 12:38 am DAILT, Local for Cincinnati :40 pru DAILY. Local for ChPcaVoI 6:43 pui DAILY, Limited lor Cliicaito and West :17 am DAILY, Local for Chicago. Bleeping. Observation -Parlor and Dining Cars on Limited Train, fcleepin Cars on JNifctu Trains.

9:23 am DAILT

THE HAMMOND DISTILLING O O . DAILY CAPACITY 2f5.000 GALLONS

New York, Sept. 23. A ruling of great interest to country banks was laid down here by Lawrence O. Murray, controller of the currency, in address delivered to a gathering of national bank examiners. On and after ( ct. 1. he said, he desired that at the examination of all country banks the board of directors be convened and the examination of assets be made in their presence. He hiv notified the banks of this by Utter, and in caes where there are tut or town c:-

Lake County Title & Guaranty Co.

(abstracters)

ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES F. B. MOTT, Prrsldent IBANK HAMMOND, Vice-President J. & BLACK MUN, Secretary A. H- TAPPER, Treasurer IDWAID J. IDKR, Manager

Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND

HAMMOND AN 3 CROWN POINT, IND