Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 107, Hammond, Lake County, 2 October 1912 — Page 7

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"Wednesday. Out. 2, 101L'.

THE TIMES.

(Clarified Advertising

Charles Vnugh

J- McCarthy to John

HAY & GRAIN MARKET.

NOTICE TO TIMES HEADERS. NOTICE To ADVKUTISEnS. Re a. Tors of the following advertise-

S A LE.

F B S AI.K At give away prices, hard ami soft coal stoves, laundry stoves, lit1 from $1.50. lie 5 a re and call and get our prices before you purcha.su, that's

niture Co., 242 K. State St.. Hammond. J. Arkiri, manager. Phone 643.

rnenfa w h o wiikh to r ommu n lead e with

..rtu.r. .k.,. Mntltv 1. not re - I1U, f' ' " ' 11 u r pocket. Hammond Fur

vealed. should follow the Instruction to address them bv the key letter riven.

Request, at this ofttc to reveal the U le nirxX )a'e look tdectlty of anonymous advertisers cao i not. In Justice to the advertisers. tean-!lll' S 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 1 t lit' UlOCK

wered. fcimp'y Joliuw lnstruct'ona.

siu'ii S itli CClltO f).

for in

As far as it is possible t Is advised j that all clas-lSaJ ads should either j 1

mailed or sen: to th office. The tunc will not be reironsiblo Cor tirrora In di taken ovr the t!ephone. Reclles to fcllowlr.g ad; at Times

office. Advertiser pleaan call for j

them: tOl t!R 1 B E M iZ W 1 E M I L, E 1 A R I C W 1 C (0 1

OR SALE A 15.. tes lined, in ir

onp-burn e r tas

i o-gM.ion ooper oak stables :ox30

ant. 90 State St..

I i

in steel range, asbesod repair. Also two

plates, one oil stove.

not water tank, two We Cater EestauHummond. 2tf

MALE HELP. ItOYS- We need several Po s. from 1 "3 V to IS years oi l, for various positions in our store, l.ih.-nl stilting salaries with permanent positions and advancement to those who make pood. K. C. Mlnas Co.. Hammond. 2-2

F"U SAI.F,iT.und fio a Lie rt n t ; ro number.

Three years' lease on r at 163 State st; reaaimm 12v3o. Apply at above 2-3

Ft K SALE- Or able, in Rood

feath. IttiOIl.

r bed. reasonPhone 1199W

Ft m: s ale- ,- horn ycarlin rents apiece, i Phone :oi2W.

ins le ' i ir he-is

omh md y st

leg-

white

ickerels. 75 Hamtnond. 2-i

FOR RENT. FOR KENT One 4-rooin cottage: bath and electric lights; $15. 145th and Carey, near Euclid avc, Indiana Harbor. 17tf

L.AL NOTICES.

notice to o.i;i:kiiknt. TiilC STATE nr INDIANA. I.AKK i''.irN'n'. in Tin: i.akk superior COURT. l;ou.l No. 2. SKI'TKMIUCK TKlili, 1912. FLORENCE DELA-

Cpen High Low Close Sept. wheat. SSi JS7,, Sl 8S Dec .wheat. SO' 90; j9, 89 7K May wheat.. 94 7 97 &414 94 Sept. corn.. 71 H 73 711., 73 hi Ier. corn... 53 S53s 52'; 52'-, May corn... 52H 52Hi 51 EI1 Sept. onts... 32 32'-' aOVt; 31 Dee. cats... 32 32 31H 31 May oats... 34'. 34 lj, 33- 34

VS. N( .

th(

WANTED who has xi s as hard

real

'iiity, wl:. ml cons, i

d'sr.vaii, a man

will work for ntiousiy is he

would for hints. If. to represent us ex- J rlusively in Lake county. Indiana. ; Must be ready to I'Cxii. ni'e woik Jan-j uary 1. We have a la rare, wi 11 kn-nvn and In every way first class, line of, EXCLUSIVE Calendars and A-Ucrtis-j Iflg Specialties. our line is so attrao- 1 tlve and varied that each and every ;

town in the country,' size, can be success- j ;r goods are verv at- 1 1 :.re so than our r. T- :

. F R S.VI.K-A j Aloiine a;;t'n i cxi'i lit nt shapt i be s.dd cheap ! box 135, Hammi

ba-Kaln. 5 passenper ..bi.e demonstrator, in : ftiily equipped ; will f t i k n at once. lock nil. In.i., or phone 150'i.

Foil SAPKfoot lot on ;!ioM; nt once

part cash, balance m S-r"om house ot

c e : y Hd t.

.1 I M

business in without res

fully soiieUe

tractive but no nn.re sonable prices, and sv experience of ..hi. r? and are now in our lirlKht. hustling man and is w ! ! I : r : tr to w o r ! lis from $30 to Sif.u pe sions liberal, our cm ized !n lSs'2. Capitaiiz. are responsible and n you do, it w'.'.l jay y.

Mnnaper. M 5" iii'II ANTS IT CO.. KT,AMAZOO, MICH! close this a d vc rti seme j t wit plication.

ci t y : Also

Warren st. will rent at Humpfer. a;.

T-r.mm house and 60On.1t st . price $2,200 if Owner potr.ji to leave

n lonr time. 0-foot lot, on

MITK1 CAP'S!

V )KCK. Now comes tJould, attorm plaint herein.

dalt of that the is not a dia 11a, Said d notified and that at t h e in

that unless he demur thert in. cause, on the A. I), lit 12, the

day of the m xt be becun and h the Superior Co m. rid, in said

J A M i

IS I ' F LA M ITER. ACTION TO L1-

laintiiT by I.c-on

', and fll. s her comt one t h-r with an afil-

1 competeiit person, showing defendant, James l'elatnlter, resident of the State of ln-

; f e r. d a n t f tiie pen the saim xt term

is therefore b.ereby deney of said action will stand for trial f said. Court. and

I lay Receipts, 447 tons; shipments. 10 tons, lxmand pood for the better ti a.'.es of timothy and prairie and the market steady. OHc-rlnKM only fair. Low and medium prudes In liberal supply and quiet. I'emand llfcht. Choice timothy. S 1 S It 19: N'o. 1. $1718. No. 2 and No. 1 mixed, H1iH; No. 3 and No 2 mixed. $l"Ji 12. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choice, $15'i 15.50; No. 1. $ 14 l.i 1 l.f.O. Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and 1 a kota prairie Choice, $14 fa 15. No. 1. $12 Vt 13. Illinois. Indiana and Wisconsin feedinp prairie $9(iil0. l'nckinp -$7Ct S. SI raw Rye. $9 W 9.50; oat. $6. 5 01? 7.50: wheat. Jfi.f. 0 'a 7.

S10 $20 r ,i jMib sf

1 VdU I $40 S $50 f $60 $70 S80 i 3 v U II rinn

i 1 st UU j

J1C

Yon! Mr. Borrower, Did Yon Ever Stop To Compare the Rates You Are Paying Other Companies and Find Out How Much More You Are Behind By Not Seeing Us. Ycu 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 Wag:oj, 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 hsve upheld from the date of our beginning. No fines on overdue payments. Extensions in case cf 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.

appear and answer or at the c.-iUlnp of said 2i li d.iv of November, Bame beinp ihe second term of sai l 1 'ou rt to

eld in Room No. 2. in urt Puildirv-c v HamCounty and State, on

the second. Mu 1912. said acti terminer! in i. In Witness my hand and

uiay of Nt r. will be s absence. Wheieof, affix the

vein ; hea r

r. A. nd

1 '..

Court. Septeir

at Hammond, her. A 1. 19i: ERNEST E. S

t!ii

hereunto .Ml Of f 14th d a v

t .id of

11 Hoiat wood. This house $51 per month. Fred M. fill, Hammond, Ind.

. a 1 ; y d $2 an u to

w frc have y. th.

m i't n been it any

h a s ability, ma ke wl th ; k Com mis- j was off. a n - " oe.i'.O : has! ness. f j write S a I e s ,

: EI SHIN'.; : AX. En - I your ap-

FOR ab

Per tire

bargain; fiuarantf St., Hammond. I'll

APE Small younp bay mare; uteiy sound, and gentle; rub1 open hussy and harness; real

piveti. 571 Summer r.e iaCU. 1-3

V R

.1M

A EE Horse Indiana IP

and rbor.

h o n 1-2

Et'R SALE Ease hurninp Sepont he.itt-r. Apply Mr. Ma- st.. Hammond.

oal stove: Ford, 4 4'! 1-2

ETE ITiOK. 'Icrk E. S. C.

l!y

TvC-scoe P.ej

He u t y

stock, "ark.

NOT1CF. TO NON-RESIPKNT. THE STATE oE IN I 1 ANA. PAKE OOT.'XTY. IN THE LAKE Sl'FERTC.R ''. d'RT. ROOJI No. 1. SEPTEMEER TERM. 3912. JOHN 1 i I'.NTl N 1 '. VS. E ! N A J. f I ' N T 1 N 1 1 CAESE

ACTP iN Ti 1 tl VOROK.

idaii.tiff by Inviht

t h . it

W A NTE I A your' for meat cutter East Chior-p.. 19.

- German preferred at counter. Phone

Fill! SAEE house on SSth st.. Ci erty; north

Chieapo pr.--i Imjuire Guft men ci .

OR TR P ."7-P..,t c; icapo, losi de pr p. rty . a:

in, M. yn

P 1. lood 10 ner lot on H i m niori.l erty pref.

ii 3

orth t'o.,

room W.st pr..p- . m d :

S3, 000. Hum-

W A NTE I ' rant. 12 1 5 S 5 .

po rt e r. icy st..

A merit Hamim

i n resta u -ltd. Phone 1-3

The timo to save mmic in the niornin-r of life.

v is

WANTED A Murdoch Co.

cooper. A; Hammond.

ly at

Held, 2S-3

Pu bom.

you r in E.

SilVlllkl s st Chic.

eh.dt and

e lot watch

or (

the brb. tes. Anotht

U'ANTEb Men to learn ' trade. Few weeks com: 1,

rush for tarl.-.rs this s -ason. Best trade in existence today, tb.od money, llpht, clean, inside work. Write for free oatalopue Mob.r Barber Colleyi. Chicago, 111. . 1 . FEM-xtE HELP.

WANTEP' A schod e;. Thursday niht with two Call 10 Warren st.. H.tmm.

r 1

CLARENCE C. SMITH. hOli Chic'i-o Ave. Tlioiu 47 1R.

to stay children.

WfSCOXFX LAND. For sale or trade 1'or clear city propty; will take you to see th" land about Oct. 15. Call any eveninp after 6 p. m.. or phone 621 rt. Louis R. Seeds, 3227 Michipan ave., Ind:.na Harbor.

No. 90

N o w com. a t h M. Kinder, at'..-:; plaint Hcr.-ip, to; vtt of a compet.

that t!:e ib f. ii'lai t. E. is not a resident of th a n a .

Said d.-f.-mP- nt is notirled cf th- peici. and that trie same at the next tjrnn . that unb ss siv a pp demur therein, at t cause, on th" 25th d. O 1912. rh" same 1 of the next term 01 isun and io id in I Superior Court liuil in siil County ami end Monday of Nov said action will be

i t h a n

iffida-

s.-.., sbowlnp , a .1. Huntinp. State of Indi-

t h .

if 1 or

ney of s, :'! stand f said C tr and a ,e . ...i.t. y of Nov inc 'Insaid Co m No.

in p. i St.. te, mher. '!:. a, d

r.l-y ot ion trial and

CHICAGO OIL MARKET. ChieaRo Wholesale j. rices for car

bon and othi-r oils Were as follows: Standard white. 1 Ml test. 10 '4c; perfection, irike, headHfiht, 175 test, 12c; eocene, 121'; pastdine, ISc; machine

dine. 26.jc; raw linseed sineie brl. boiled, 69c: turpentine. -Ibc; sumbiack oil, "'.f. winter black oil. These quotations apply to brl lots b Chi capo.

GALUfET LOAN GQ. Room 212 Hammond BKg. OP12N I: URV I-VUNINQ

$100

S2Q0

if2

siderably. The republican

time in off st 1 1 in Fpeech at Gary Twenty-four hours be.'trinp a Pnitf.I t cotipressmun wil; city. Like the .bo candidate the Tafl

part y

Wil so

w i 1 1

Friday afternoon. I ! later a special train t .

been phtco T'li

for him at

of these

Fri. af r.

.1"

ates senator .rrlve in th. ocratic presii '..lowers will

and a Flei-i lentiril speak

t ihii and

t w e n t y in this Senator Conpres of tlie c

-four city. HI.1. s m a n rea t -

a k

LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Cattle Choice to prime steers. $9.65 'II; medium to pood steers. $fi.50 ft 9 0C; inferior to fair steers, $5 507 6.5" ; fat cows and heifers. $2 50-n 4.15; native bulls and staps. $ 3. 5 0 it 7. 25 ; fair .. fancy veal calves, $10 '.a 11.50; heavy caEes, $4. (it1 t C.75 : milkers and springers, p. r head. $35.i0-y S3. 00. Ib.ps Hulk of sales. $S.40?I S.SO;

h-a " biiK-h.

la o Ian $4 r $4

bs. 0 ',i

butchers, JVila'u J 90; l'.pht rs. $v.70Ji s !5; llpht bacon, J8.5 lip h t liaht. $.40.S g 70: heavy IP. f S.fi5 (d S.90. heavy packinp, S 45; mixed packinp. $R.3('li S.f.O. p Lambs, sood to choice, $650 iambs, fair to pood. $ li.Oa 'ri fi. 5 0 ; common to fair, $5.50 '. 6."0;

feeders.

ivy,

5. 4 0;

$5 65 ru 6. 60; lambs, culls.

j-earllnps. fair to best lipht, year! laps, fair to best

15.

of Ohio, n nect icu t

,v -1 1 be the star at 4:30 o'clock y will be takp ohaitman IP e of local arid

at the New Assembly hall. Senator Theodore hurl.. Congressman E. J. Hiil of

and Philip E. C;irpinUT orators who will speak Saturday aft. moon. Th en in charpo of Towr.sh C. Francis and a niter

county republicans. Tomorrow eveninp .1. Wesley Hill, a New York Conpressman, will arrive over the Pennsylvania to speak in bohalf of the G. o. V. An auto parad- to be made up of Gary, Hammond and Fast Chioapo machines will act as an escort.

r craters In tno at a Pip RepubUity, and they will ni trances and the o t ion t o pieff s.

lay nip r Wiis.

nat'.r liar ton. ,

of Conner t i 1 ; 1 1 Can. pi. eli of Kan .'st ner.uhlican t country, will sr

can meet ins in this tear Wilson's tariff I "emucrat ic tariff y

They will "hit the tra!!'- and will follow Wilson. juet ! wr-r.t y-f i'i r hours beblnd him. They will travel out of India na pel is on a sreial train, called "the Republican tariff special." They will leave at the sarno t i mo t ha t Wilson left twenty-four hours before they wilt

I make the same schedule i;nn': will step

at the same towns; make speech in the same halls In which Wilson spoke, and they will thus trail him all the way to Chicago. Front Chicaeo they will

Parks in the afternoon and fined $1.00 and sentenced to the county jail at Crown Point for a period cf sixty daps.

BANDIT TERRORIZES RIDGE ROAD (Continued from Rape one)

BURMASTER WINS CASE INJfllSGOHSIN Exonerated at Milwaukee from Charere of Wife

Desertion.

tra th

1 hi: re st

S ; the

i with t of his Si after a:

train

over

a k W i 1 t!

up tr:

answer or n p of said ember, A. . 13th day ourt to" be . 1. in the Hammond, m trie secA. I 19 12, and deter-

PRODUCE MARKET.

Sutter E k tra . Seconds. 2 5' cktnp stock,

reamery c; rlairie

j.'.t 22c

30c; fil

es. 23 j '! :

prccess, 5 'i.

ts. .c :

1 in her Wltr.ess

mi a. In

my hand Court, at Peptembe: EI

By IP

bsence. Whereof, I h.

and af;i the s.a Hammond, this 2

A PC 1912 NEST E SilORTKllH

Clerk E. coo Hems o.-k. I a put y '1 ei k .

reunto set of said th day of

Wj(j'TEn-A pood 5"r'tel. Hammond.

I Majestle '

WANTED Two

wr,men to t I f Mlchlettn. Cell B twe.-n 7 and 9 a. Hammond.

neat appearing younp .1 unl advertise in

H. Hammor.l, hern.. Hotel Carleton. 2-2

P"t 'R S A EE 7-ri.oni brick house; pood condition, on 30 ft. lot. 10 minutes from Gary, on car line. $1,250: small payment down, balance same as rent. J. Becker. 8925 Es-euiiaba ave., South t-hioap... 111.

W A NT EE M i dd le aed woman to stay niphts a i t h lady whose husband works nitrhts: board and room free. Mrs. Chas. Sehoncheck. 34r' Atchison ave.. Robertsdale. 1-J

FOR SALE Brick h. for boardeis. 35 4

i mond.

iuae ; Henr

pood St..

place Ilalli-

AV ANTED Gi-1 work; small fa WE pes. none but

apply. Nat' Indiana Ha

Shin' rbor.

for peneral hoijso. :nily: pood home, pood expert need pirl m: i d

3425 Tichipan a"e.

FOB, SALE 9 -room house; modern In every way; 50-foot lot: a $5,000 hous.j for $4,500, price $1,5 00 cash, balance same as rent Also one F-room house, with bath, iris ami electric lights; possesion piven at once; price $2,600: $300 cash, balance same as rent. Lock lux 31 ., Hammond, Ind. 2S-6

REAL ESTATE TBANSFERb

Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, lOfir lf.e; p. ese. Sty lie; ducks, 8n 14 .c; fowls. 13c; roosters. 9 Vc. Ei: p s- -Fi rs t s, 23cr ordinary, 21c; dirties. 1 7 ',c; checks. 15--c. Leans IVa. band picked. $2.S5f: 3. "'!, brown Swedish. $2.25'. 2.40; Lima. lbs. $6.25: red kidney, $2.25 12.35. Green fruits Apples, brl. $2.00'? 4.25 ; crabajiples. brl, $4,001( 4 25: prapes. S11. bask", i 'ii 15c; plums, 16 qt cases. 75c

i.w; cranberries, hrl. Jfi i.O'a ,.a0.

p.-acnes. rut task"t. ? l tit.) i i oo; basket.

-5 bu. Mich , 23 '.f 30o; pears, brl. Bart-

let t. $6.00 -, -.50; brl, Seckel, $7.00; brl.

th rs, S 2 Ot.. j 3.50 ; quinces, brl. $2.50 r 4.75.

T'otatoes Minn-sofa, bu

Wisconsin, bu. 5t't 57c; Mi

50lrf.se: home prowns. sack

; 90. ; sweet, Jersey, brl.

Lot II to Lot

end W 1., lot

nil's i.dd, t 'a rri " M Pa-iHriri Kr.a pp. . C3 and S 1, lot 7a.

l ) 9.

blk

id, 1 1

L. E lluih

1 !

ord .t KtlW:T :n an man's II 11am

liari

1-4

WANTED 20 pirls; ir-sust be over 16 years of ape. Apply Reid, Murdoch -t Co.. Hammond. 1-3

FOR SALE Restaurant fixtures com- 1

plete. Inquire Lincoln hotel, Indiana Harbor.

50 Hi phi

!rl fo

mil St..

- et neral housework. Hammond, Ind.

SIti ATLONS WANTED. 1VANTED Position by yo'inp lady as stenoprasdi. r, tr office work. Address 304 Plummcr ave., Hammond. 2-2

NOTHING IS OF" GREATER IMPOftTANCE TO YOU THAN' TO KEEP POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IH TOUR LOCALITY BY READING THB TIMES KACH EVENING.

SITUATION WANTED Experien. f d youne lady stenographer, possessinp jrood education, desires permanent position; wiliinp worker; references. P.. Rohnetto, &e2 1 Escanaba ave., South Chtcapo. ' 1-3 WANTED TO RENT. WANTED Tr. RENT Two or three unfurnished rooms or a small flat with bath, near Sibley st. Address C J M, Times, Hammond.

SFEGE-vE ATTENTION GIVEN TO THElaw of real estat.;. D. C. Atkinson, lawyer. 36 Eimbactt Bldp., Hammond.

FOR

RENT.

For R E. NTrooms. Ha rrtmoild.

- X w o Si bio

larpt st.

f u rnished ( u ps t ai rs . 2-4

WANTED TO BUY. WANTED Feather beds: highest price paid. Address S. Cohen, peneral delivery, Hammond. Send postal; will call. 1-G

WANTED At one.-. Hiphest price pal.'. for stoves of all kinds. Phone 543. or call 242 E. State St.. Hammond. 27-C

FOR RENT Four rooms nicely furnished for lipht housekeepinp; modern. 235 Indiana ave., Hammond. Phone s.73Y.

Traiiki.e s 7th a lor to Chi ren Const. Co

Lot 20, blk 3, add, Charles

Gluth E 25 ft. lot 9. W 2 ft. lot 5. L. II. H-.hman's add.

Gluth to William Gluth W I lot 9, blk 2. same add. ssmrparties Lot 20 and E lot p., blk 2, Eopp & Hammond's 1st add. Wayne Bond to W. B. Muir.... G A It Y. Lots 17 and b. blk 2, So. R-oad-way add. So. I ! roa - Eva Laud Co. to William iHirr.lic.if.li Lots 17 and IS. b!k 7. So. Broadway add. So. Broadway Land I'o. to John W. O'Bannon Lot 21, Hk 4. Condil-McGinnity's 6th add, C.mdit-MeGinnity Realty Co. to J se ,h Pbtf. son Pots 31 and .19, blk 1 '?,. Gtu-v Land Co. r 1st sub. Gary Land Co. to Martin Younp-

Lot 41. Ilk 2. V. G. Wrieht's 1st add. Webster . G. -Wripht to Richard Sean lin GLEN PARK. 1 Lot 34. blk 5. Jtcissiu's add. William J. Hallas to Mary Zawadz k i

24, Ilk 16. sub biks 16. C. .1. Williams' r R. Nystr-.tn to Mi-

1.400

6 00

FoR rentrooms; all phone 1252M

-The upstairs of a flat; 6 modern conveniences. Call 1-6

Foil RENT Two furnished rooms; steam heat, electric lipht and bath. Address box 4, Wlvtinp, Ind. 1-6

Lots 23 ami 10. 14. 15, add, W.altt

1 had B i n 7. n . . Wl Lots 1. 2. t, :, 7.

lots 24 to 33. 1 11 to 23, blk

blk 11, A. W. Wi EAST (

11.

ITTN't

1".

Ik 2; lots .' r: lots 23

ox 1 RY.

FoR RENT Nicely furnished rooms. SS State st. tupstirsi, Hammond.

Lot 27. blk Oo.'s 2nd a to Thomas Lot IS. 1.1 k S

2JJSCELLAXEOUS. SIRS. ALICE MURPHY REQUESTS

patroi a pe, sewinp lay tne uay. (iuar-

work. 402 Cedar st. Ham-1-2

Foit RENT Four furnished rooms for lipht housekeepinp. 423 Calumet ave., Hammond. 30tf

antee? rnomifcj

I'HON E 771 FOR BEST CLEANING and press! np. Younp Men's Tailors, 61 State st. Hammond. 13-6

LOST ND FOUND. LOST Monday eveninp between Rimbach ave. and E. C. Mlnas Co.. a moonstone rinp. Return to E. C. Minas (ttore and receive reward.

jinVEHTlsE ANI AGAIN IX THB TIMES.

ADVEHTISB

2nd Roy

ad.l M.

. E. it. .n

i. East tlitry d. E. Gary R. W. t 'risman . . E. Gary R. E

Gary R. E. Mis-: i m ins. . Ho P. A RT.

blk 6; ) to S. to 3 0,

i a. hi. R. E. E. Co.

v. hen a stranp r enterfd parent ly a customer wh out of tlie colti ami as dressed no attention wa Suddenly he whipped o which may have been a; a blue-steel I y or-J oh n so "Hands up"'

"March into that ba first man that makes a hole blown through shouted. I.iriintr tip

He was apliiiii ( erne in he was well paid to him. it a revolver automatic or 1 and shouted

ok rdum and the a m ove will ja t him." the bandit Parbauld, Davis,

ifth and Waitz"nbut per

wall

each. --and men's

th-He

he po

bandit took 11 ovt rloi, kets.

Nt.

apainst the

! pockets of only money in one of tlie did he touch

5So;

hinan, bu, 70 --r SO lbs, $ t o OTi 4.23.

TRAINING BIG

GUNS ON GARY (Continued from Pave l.

I.mvd! th that tit. re tend a me

W. C. Hdman

other nipht. They claim were 700 in tho hail to attinp that was addressed by

of Hammond.

They

S'ni vt 1 v

inp by : h" had United S W. C. the bull votes in

Gary, 2.000 ana Harbor

also point to the fact that had 2'6 at his Hammond meetactual count and that at Gary only 97 at his meetlnp he a -fates senator. Belman makes the claim that

moose ticket will i;et 1,1-,. 1.1 the Creek townships, 3,000 in

In East Chicapo and In.liar.d hundreds in Hammond.

the cash register. Backlnp out of his pistol still iri hi for the f i nut door ; the ni-ht. Police called up but no . man Enpl. hart wh tanee away was a"

the ind

md . h a

the 1

li vt

a n d with 1 d i t made

-appeared into i'.iart. rs were came. Aldera short dis-

follot ins to hn M.

twen ' ley sp

plan Inp n

easiest time in the world

i h : s state-.

Tills Is th publicans ar !n his speal They have J

and Adam p.

trail, itist him. and t! which the I what they throughout

When Roosevelt th, is month for his tour they wiii still they will keep it

campaipn. It is said that the E. r.ot peat, anybody on the Bryan w lien he comes to

not have while in

that the Re-

uith Roosevelt

,:r of the cuntry. Harlan, of Chieapo,

f Mirir-sota. on h.is -four h.ours behind ik in every town in

til Moose chief .--peaks. And have been doinp to him the west is a plenty.

comes to Indiana two days' speak in K bo on his trail, and up throughout the

H. T. Burrnasten, general secretary of the Employers' Uuiiders" and Material

Men's association, of Gary, returned toj tiay from Milwaukee after scoring a

complete victory over the State of Wisconsin on a charge of wife desertion. Two weeks apo Governor Marshall honored requisition papers in this casn and Burmaster was taken into custody by a Milwaukee detective. In the trial it develerode that the defendant had bn wror.pfuily takn out of this state on each affidavit sworn to over a year apo and made to operate under a statute which was not effective until last June. This fact, coupled with ample proof that his wife deserted him, led the court to find in favor of Burmaster. For once the overworked debertlon law of Wisconsin was tir.able to serve a woman who had no right to its benefits.

- ausc

le: uhl

bauld ar ms found

and his oust on started in 1 no trace of th

"We were sittlnp : this fellow came in." tor. "Sudderry we covered. All of the t a description of him "I think." added R

ntill 1 IS se trsuit. strati ,t the

sal fot m e

tl ami cut inp Hut

a er. table when

Barfi re-thev

d the proprieitid ourselves I kept makinp

i my mind, -bauld. "that the

bandit was an amateur. He was well dressed and he was nervous. And he never took our jewelry or touched my till. There was a. Nickle Plate and a Michigan freipht train passiup through at the time and h" could have easily m nd his escape.''

art was hot about

1 tint the rcpuon his vacation

a k e his

sent to t:

Alderman E'

tne affair. It develop, lar day policeman is and that no ot." was

place. "Here we are down her" police protection and ail kind; tteproes and cio.hs roiling i Abb-rmat) E nt 1 hart. "I wilt t matter up at the next council

c.it

Ho sajs the will be riefe of a doubt. Belman als many of tin written pled;

republican county ticket ite.l without the question o makes the assertion that ad he runs have slpned ? that they will vote the

bull moose ticket Judee Lawren.-e situation in this there will be 12.00

from top to bottom. Becker analyzes the way. He says that 0 to 15.000 votes cast

ami poll.

will kno protect ion

w h y d o w n

with

of bad 1," saitl ike this 1 aeetinc it have

ever, 1-. B-i',1 Mm publican

publicans feel to trail Bryan fact.

Bryan der as kt ock t ;- a t i t.

pub'iear.s will trail of W. J. Indiana, howknockinp the rd as any Re11 and the Renot necessary

around, in view of this

PfiiiOlfSS STEAL PEOPLE'S UK

LOOK FOR BAD ili II I CITIES

The Mystery of the Milk Can Is Solved at Last in

Whiting.

here.

DEMOCRATS TRADING VOTES?

(Continued from I'age l.

denounced and the Bull Moose r

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TOLLESTON. Lots 2 ard 4. blk 2. lied ad!. John J. Lesniak to wik Madejayk

Lots 2.. and 26, blk 35. Oak

and lots 1, 2. B. blk 23, C. & I. Oo.'s 6th add, Harry

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INDIANA HARBOR. Lot 21. blk 2. 4th add. East Chic-aero Co. to Wooieoh Oieslak . . WHITING. Lot S2. blk 4. Standard add.

Hobart

Oa k l.utl-

! ark.

T. E. Gold-

Daid

625

1,500

393

in the lominp election. He says that it would be a liberal estimate to concede Belman one-half of the strenpth he claims. This would pive the bull mooseis 2.500 votes in Oie county. The republican majority the last peneral election was 4.000 hich would still give tlie republicans a worklup majority of 500 in the county assuminp that the en I ire deflection from the republicans went to the bull moosers and that there was ne bull moose converts made in the democratic party. dudpe Pecker says that there were a large number of democrats who voted for Taft last time who will vote for Wilson this year. He said that this would offset any inroads that the bull moosers made on the democratic party.

There is one consoling fact from the republican point of view. When there were oniy two parties in the field every vote that the republicans lost went to the democrats and so counted two apainst the republicans.

Nine out of every ten bull moosers were republicans so that while the republicans lose by this deflection it is not a pain by the democrats. Lookinp at the matter from an unprejudiced point of view there will have to be a tremendous loss from the republican party to -wipe ovit its majority of 4.000. The democratic county ticket is so weak in the personel of most of its candidates that it will not gain either republican or bull moose strenpth. The bull moose movement is already on the wane and four weeks of campaifcrninsr with the best speakers in the country at the command of the republicans will change the sentiment con-

crats who news pave shock, in

Both, an

: porously but there that it i:

M-...-ers

1, p

ampu ign

one candidate to trade

other candidate in his own V. always repardo.l as a sure sigr eourapement over bis own pi and thtse who have heard th entertain that opinion of t! dent.

Wootlrow Wilson is not po

everything his own way v, hi. Indiana this week. He cme

maek an address starvation ConirreThtirKilav nipht I

at a Democratic 1 dianapolis bfisehu"! oerats are plannim his honor, wi' a tire and all ti

merits. No sooner V the D.-mo nounee that. Wilson would m litlcal speech than the Bull M

enied byre Demoti'u. The a severe

offer by for anchair is i of dls-

the

s story is i n c i - to have i e is in here to

National Con-

Thursday. On l make a speech

i.-.'tinp iii the Inpa rk. and t he Dem -a hip bho.v -out in street parade, red other acompani-

Whitir.p, Bid., Oct. 2. Tht? mystery

en milk in Whiting was partly

cleared up by the arrest of Martin O'Donneil yesterday morning. For several inorninps housewives have been inissiii.it milk from their door steps; when they arose- to prepare break la-!. Centra! avenue seemed to be tlie haven of the thieves, the opinion at first beitip that the ml.k man was nephctinp to deliver the milk. One neighbor discussed tlie situation with another, until it was linaily tiet uled that a mi'.k th.ef must bo operating in their midst, and the matter was consequently Tf ported to the police. Yesterday moininp Officers O'Connell and Nizioikiewn . went out about daylight and had not loitered around long before they espi.-d the lipure of a man going into one yard after another. They arrested him. and found that he had three bottles of milk on l is person, two pints and a quart. The arrest was made as O'l'onnell was coming out of 3!4 Central avenue with a bottle of the lacteal fluid. O'PonneH confessed to being one of a party of hoboes who were camping on the lake front. He was arraigned before: Mayor

W. D. Woolcot, a detective from New Castle. Pennsylvania, is in Indiana Harbor this morning looking for a man who is wanted on a serious charge but whose name the police are withholding lest its revelation interfere with the ends of Justice. The Pennsylvania detective is armed with extradition papers from Governor Marshall, and will have no trouble taking back his prisoner, once he is captured. The. man Is known to have been in Indiana Harbor within the past fewdays and is expected that he will be arrested either here or In Gary some time today. The local police have a ine on him an dare helping the astern detective in effecting the arrest.

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ike p otBr. liny er rmmr

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pan makinp arra n-teuu nt s t lev meeting in this, city on night. They discovered thai Lindsay, of Denver, also wo the conservation dinsrti'? be is a Bull Mauser he was to make the speech at the eo ing. Now. the Democrats their meeting at the ball

the Bull Moosers will hav

er tits anake a pooosers be. r a eon tithe same Judge Ben

Vk.ld attend and since pi.-ked out iu n'.er meet, will have rark and their meet-

THE H A M fVJ O N D

ISTILLINO CO.

DAILY CAPACITY 25,000 GALLONS

Lake County Title & E

uaraniy Co.

Ing at the auditorium. The word has

pone out to Bull the city that thoy Wilson meeting, b expect"'! to attend On Friday Wils. lis on a special t tended speeches at mouth and. Gary.

(ABSTRACTERS)-

Moosers throughout must not attend the ut that they will be the Einsay meeting. r. haves Inilianaporain ar d makes e-

Kokonio. Peru, Fly- I Big meetings hate !

ABSTRACTS FURNISHED AT NOMINAL RATES f. &. MOTT, Prfsldcnt IBANK HAMMOND, Vice-President J. J. BLACKMUN, Secretary A. Ii TAlPiK. Treasurer IDVVAKD J. tDLR, MaitSjST

Secretary's Office 2 Tapper Block HAMMOND

HAMMOND AN . CKOWN POINT, IXD

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