Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 112, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1912 — Page 7
Tuesday, Ot. 8, 1912.
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SALE.
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rn throughout. If you are in e on these ami lie rare oppor-
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FOR RENT. Koll" liKN'T T-rooni Hat; all modern i mpro V eim-n t s, 30 Clinton St., Hammond. S-o
in said County and State, on th? scrond Monday of November. A. D. 19 12. said aetion villi jo hoard and determined In their absence. In Witness AY hereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix tile peal o said Court, at Ha mniond, this 3 '.'111 day of September, A. D. 1912. hrxhst i- stiortrtpcse-. Clerk L. S. C. I'.y Charles AY. Alms, Deputy Clerk.
Foil RENT- I 'leasant furnished room with modern conveniences; suitable for gentlemen. Apply 111 Carroll St., Hammond. Phone llfOYV. Stf
As far as it ts poslt: i Is advised that all clas-sifitgl ads should either -mailed or sen! to the office. The Times will not be responsible for errors la ad taken ever the telephone. Replies to following ads at Times office. Advertisers please I1 for them:
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( m s. roi-f.M,i close to g..,tf -;n Stale Lino ami V.'il;
choa p ; i asy pa y noli ts p. m.. Frank I". YVach
Mm' st, 2nd floor, HaniM
lot; good location; uruls. m ar corner i.ims sts.; will sell
Call Sunday 1
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FoK RENT light h Oil Si Indian.:, I bu b
Two furnished keeping. 1 7 ' -4 -
rooms 135 th
for St., S-3
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M.il Art ' sill be for .r St. i:,,ii
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Fiida: ma Harl
base
ln tiii1!" ; moving.
MAI ,E HELP.
FoR SAl.ll- -Sco bred male, S t. watch and fai m , ed ; che ip if tak Mitch. 11. Hanino.
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ntlemen. 1
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pb asal.t furnished suitable for one or Sibley st.. Ham-
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KKNT i!; ;. 113 Kay,
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11KNTns for
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SA I.ESM A X AV A XT 51 i salse house .1 '-si res frr.l neat appearing w nearby towns 1o deer
known l;;, necessary, start. Can
tion will be p F. T Frallis. m o n d . I n d .
of -o. Will p.. U S f H 1 1
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wholedo y sevthis and a welinee unsalary to nie. Posi!ss today
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rented and reasonable terms.
C! t i i. n s X .iliouji nd. Ind. Phone 337.
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FARM Fi'U SA V.K Located 4 of a i mile north i f Si. John on I'yer road, i Consists of f.t; acres, til! tile draintx'.. . s r,ihi and dairy farm. Has "-room , li'.use. K""i eel' a r and lis'.trn. New ; barn 34x24 feet, cow stable 14x34 feet. S 3 hoy; house., nil have floors, new milk '; house, cnerete floor, tool s'n.-d 1 1K4 0
Two or three housekee pin p ; DIG Hemlock st
rbo
f urrdshe.l
all con-
, Indian
7-3
tuee, leaf. box. 1 a i 2 ." e ; per, 7.TC 'it $ 1 .."oi ; pola'oe sweet .otatoes, lobs, per IOC, $1.25; cabbage, 3.00: eueundiers. box. s.
do lo ads, hami. I'll. Zii'H 4 3e; .2:. ,, ::.sr. : beets. p-r 1"0, ?2.2o D 0 'it 75o: t it r-
nips, boxes, foic; Spanish onions.
onions, crates.
sac!
50J
strin
FOU 1! KXT Concrete parage; strictly private and ail conveniences. Apply C. A. Lockwoud. 11 Wallham St. Hammond. Phono 121 1J. 7-3
FoU 1U-1X7" Two nice furnished rooms I', r IlK'ht housekeeping. i, Thornton ave.. 2nd door ea.st of Alice st., Hammond. 7-2
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THK STATU OV IXIHAXA. LAKE
Cdi'XTY. IX THK LAKH SITHRloH CiH'KT, I;iOM NO. 1. Sill'Tl'M KK -l Tl-P.M. 1012. JolIN P,. l'HII.I.IPS VS. AUilNR M'CCXIl. CA 1'SB No. 0253. ACTION TO FOUKCLOSK C 1IATTKL MOl 1 TG At JR. Now comes the plaintiff by E. CI. Sproat, nttorney, and liles his complaint herein. tc"ther with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the do-ib-fendaiit, Albino McCune. Is not a resident of tilt- Stat of Indiana. Said defendant ts therefore, hereby notilied of the pendency of said notion
and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said, Court, and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the ealUntr of said cause, on the 25th day of November, A. I'. H'12. the same beimr the Tilth day of the next t'-rm of said Court to be hesrun and in Id in Itoom No. 1, in the Superior Court lliiildlna;. at Hammond. In said County and State, on th second Monday of -November. A. 1). 1012, said action will be heard mid deter-
j mined in his ai.sence.
In 'Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of s.ild Court, at Hammond, this IbUh day of September. A. I . 1SI2. Kr.XKFT T. SHOr.THIDOE, Clerk L. S. C. by Charles W. Ames. Heputy Clerk.
beans, ier bu, SOti "ar; pea beans, $3 15 Si 3.21; red kidney, J2.f." 'n 2.75 ; Swed
ish, $2.25 'i 2.5o; lamas, ion lbs parsley, b z, 10'k 15c; swo-t corn 2iM4Cic; tomatoes, box. fii'o75c; rooms, lb, lia 1 "Tie; radishes,
Rrown, 100 bunches, ?1.2
75Ci 1.25. I'rui t s A pples, bids, boxes, $1.25 'ii 2.25 : urap.. 15c. do Cal , 75c'o $1.7 bids, $4.00 :i fi.'.'i; plums,
sua
$ ti . 5 0 ; sacks.
; mushhome sh. doz.
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WANTED ? stroncf b,,ys abovo the aire of 15 for errands. Sco Mr. Payne at Lion Stoic, Hammond.
to w c . rn ic house, hi fruit, trees
feet, smo' ties
A 1 farm and spection. Pric balance to su in format ion . St. John. ind.
i!. i hicken iiou
orchard of 25 varied prrapes. This is an
will stand the closest in- $ 1 i j per acre. Half cash, t t rms of purchaser. For all or write C. H. Fay, P..x 35.
I 1 FOIl KENT Furnished room in prij vate family in Hjniewood. Phone ' 12241,3. I
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for Vo-ao fin; ty; Si1'' cell"nt o:.e a ve.. Chi. . WANT MI - M urdock
Tt'lilin-W
lb
m a n h i.i nd or u u i r e d : 2' AYat
per -ash S-3
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Apply P.eid-
I'OR SATJ-1 On account of leavir.tr city. An unusual opportunity is offered to any on.- appreciating hicli era do furniture. For sale, contents of H-roum ap.rt mi "it. includinrr massive library fuinitun and Spanish leather cushions. Cira.-asian walnut lo-droom suit, nirs. oil paintings, j.ietures, beautiful electric lamp and brieabrac, ail
! ooen t !y pu reh a -ol belli st.. Hammond.
FOR KKNT Two housekeeping:. 1 S Hammond.
rooms for Flununer
llsht ave., IStf
75e',i. $1. peaches, box, $1.
brls. 51 on(' mates, $2. oft $fi.50'.( (5.75. Yeal s 5 0 ' ''i 1 o Vc c ; m. i :i. 1 ('.-. Pressed b loins, 2('.u. e; chuck, per
Diimsoii s, dlow, bu. ; 3.0o ; do i 7. n ii ; ppr
4.5 0:
kets. I'-
cruba pples, ii . baskets,
16 uts. $ 1.'.'' ') 1.25; $ 1.0a l.jio ; pea rs, bu. llc'ii J3.U0; bi melons, standard
6,000 IN GARY.
The total Mas 2,215 fo brings the t or th" threi.
ed as a most excel!, nt showing considering the dif ficulties under which the political paries labored.
recistration in r the day, and dal up to nearly days. This Is re
Gary that fi.OiiO ;ard-
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Open .l'.lph Inv Close rec 01 01 , on. May ;.-,i:, f.5, '.,:' i 05 July 5 3-H 53" 52-" r.ii'j c 1 1 N. Hoc 5?., ,12, 53 May 52 4 52 , 52', f.2ss duly 52-v 5 2 5 2 52t'i "ATS. fee 32 ' 32's 3 1 Ti 32', May 3 4-S 3 1' 34 ! 31 K
for another city auto was real and referred to a committee. It was also voted to sill the present auto or trade it in. The present auto was bought for $l'.'0i.i by K.v-Alderman F.attle-axe
Cast b nut n. IA. r since the city had it no one was able to run it ;.nd the general opinion was that Castleman houirht a pold brick for the city. It was formerly used for joy rides by some of the city official.? and their women f ri lids but under a new ruiinM handed down by Alderman Tim Enntehart it is ns hard for a woman to jet into 1i;e city auto as it is for one of them to set by the iales of a Trappist nionast ery.
FATHlR
HE SAYS MRS.
VORHEES
TO KILL HIM
TRIED
LEGAL, NOTICES.
Apply 23 K!
N( "TK.'E. COMMISSI' iNKKS- SAI.I
F.STAT K. Notice is hereby .viven that I'attee, as Commissioner of Circuit Court of Lake County appointi d as such in the casi
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OF PEAK
Frank K. the Lake , Indiana, of Jacob
N""TICK OF Al 'MINISTRATION. In the matter of the Ktate of Joseph Piroska. Deceased. No. S9s. Notice is hereby piven that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of said Kstato, by the Clerk of ti.e Pake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. hl.NCOKN A". CRA A'KNS, Administrator. Hated Ails'. 31, 1012.
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AYaNTKH- Kab-.r. r ers; steady work Himruoiid AYrckio mend Co proundf
f,.r t it Co.,
AY
ANTED Male machine bill
subway office, Gibson. Ind. Harbor l'.elt Railway Co.
FECIAL SALE OF
j ouchbred Honors, brick clean- ! number of tinni: led .'no months. Mri- in uko li'"ir one O. II. Ham- ! Price $1 p.-r pair, or
7-fi i Also 25 pairs of mated
liomers at s !.; per pal f'.r $15. lien IP yden. Lake Co.. !rd.
clerk at ! Indiana. ! !
YOCNO TllnRI hae a limit.-d youngsters rant;to four month::. 12 pairs for $i".
thorou crhbred '. or 12 pairs 'rown Point.
AV ANTED A sale who speaks 1th Hungarian; poo.l young man. Apply
sman rn.l collector :r Polish. Slavish or position for briht singer S.-wing Ma-
FOIt SALE Five-room cottage: bath; small deposit rviuired, rest in easy monll'.iy f.nytnens. Iiu;uire fiS Indiana 'ave., Hammond. Phone S03M.
chine Co., for F. C.
171 Mil To
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:nmond. 5.30 p.
Ask m.
EEM-xr.E IELP. AY ANTED Lady to msnasro dress fori business; $!" to per week: SI."
fnpital re-iuired. Mobljne System, P9 E. A'a.n p.uren st.. Chicago.
FOR SALE A knittins machine valued at $-5. will sell for $25, quick sale. 13210 Houston ave.. He-eivisrh, 111.
for. salt:
s-4 Carroll st. -V
AY ANTE!) hous. wo ?53 So. fb
A
rk
AV ANTED '"Hi work; fa no;, field ave.. Han
of f. more
ea pa id II i mm nr. n;j
nirl for ;o washing, .nd. S-3
feet on
of ks south f bargain for
cash. Iii'jnh'c .124 Wilcox av., Hammond. 'Phone ll.)(iJ.
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ll o use -317 Shef-8-3
R SAi.E-Gi.o
Whitina; best promi n n t 1 oca t i ! ri,' , i n. WhitiriK
1 corner saloon in f reasons for selling; .n : a ij ii 1 r k sale at a Call, AYhitins. Ind.
AY A NTED-riiis-ini.'i
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LOST in.i ior. -name and ; finder. I'.. lu - Sa vines f
D FOUND. le.tVier !d.l ,'?io. containaml t.apers with owner's nblress. Liberal reward to rn t,. First Calumet Trust a nk, 'a lu me t, Ind.
FOR SALE for I'eiry p Olattl, HI 3 3
1 2 rop. 'dorr
e farm: will trade or an to truck. C. St., O.a'v. 5-3
FOR SALE 20 feet of floor showcases. Calumet Drue Co., Chicago and Melv.Vl ave.. Calumet, East Chicago.
FOUND-I'dack
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In.-iul!
A. Euler.
LOST--A p.Sh i-.' -on ; Nassau fc Th recti ve row a
irni'sor
void Finder . East
l et urn 'hlca;:o.
and 7-3
r OP. S A Lllms lined, one -burio-r
-A I i n uas
two-frallon cop.p. oak tables 3 1 ' x system. I'pstairsmo rid.
.rn .st ;oV'l i plates r hot
eel range, asbesepair. Also two , one oil stove, water tank, two
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Kasopne lif State St.,
;hting Ha rn -4tf
SITCATJON
SITUATION F'enog-aph M H, Times.
'AXTED.
WANTEi ' ! ;y conifii tent r: 4 years' exxterience. Hammond. 5-3
FOR SALE Cole 40; passenger, elect rlc starter; a $2,f'no car citizen's tjarajre Co.,
i mond.
latest model, 5 lighted, selfnt .1 sacrifice, phone 4, Huri-4-3
STRAYED.
UTr A V te I fun .'-vlh M'.Qlnn
night. 4-yea r-id-1 black mare, wight 1150. white hind b-g. 1 it. - H on front left shoulder; reward 5 25. Fred Huff, Shflby, Ir,d. 4-4 MJSCEfiEANEOUSWANTED If your watch ilos not kPep time bring it to us. We, wt'.l pu: It lu ood order. Also we do clock and Jewelry repairing. Charges will please you. Will call for your clock aiol deliver it. (dd gold and silver taken in trade. Chas. Arkin, tha rciable Jeweler, 63 Elate st., Hammond. Established 23 years. 15-2
FOR SALE Two beautiful residences; cash or easy payments. For particulars ph. me 12 4 1 f i- 3-fi
MRS. WM. HARDENS. DRESSMAKER Prices reasonable. H-2 Hoffman st. Hammond. Phone .V51.AI. $-"'
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE law of real estate. D. C Atkinson, lawyer, 30 Kimbach Bids., Hammond.
WISCONSIN LAND. For saTn or trade for clear city propty; will take you to see the land about Oct. 15. Call any evening after 1 p. m.,
r.r phone Michigan
C21R. Louis ave., Indiana
I!. Seeds, 1 la rbor.
Money burns a
in one's pocket hole and drops
Tman t't al. vs. Mathlas Hoffman et
j al., being cause number Soil, will, pursuant to an order of said Court in paritilion proceedings, sell at private sale J for not It ss than the amount of the api praisement. fur all cash., or one-third cash and balance en or before one and I two years from date of sale, the followi ins described real estate, situated in Lake Co., in the State of Indiana, to-wit:
Lots lilly-six ( and tifty-seven (57), 3 3 marked and laid down on the recorded plat of H. AV. S ohi s Fourth Addition to the City of Hammond, as shown by the recorded plat thereof, recorder! in Plat i'.ook 2, at page ii. In the Recorder's office of Lake County, India n a . Also the Northwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section S. also the Southeast quarter of the Northwest quarter; and all ly ing East of the road of the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter, and fll lying South of the road of the Northeast quarter of the
Northwest quarter of Section 17; all in Tow i, ship 35 North, Range 0 West of the Second Principal Meridian; Also fifteen (15) acres off of the
South side of tiie Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of section IS; also a strip of land two rods in width off of the East end of the North twen-t-tlve ' 25 ai res of tile Southeast quarter of the Southeast quarter of said Section IS; also a strii of land one rod in width off of the North end of the Southwest quarter of the Southwest quarter of Section 17 (said last described two tracts to be used for private roads): also all that part of the Northeast quarter of Section 13 situated Northeast of the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway ri a h t -of-wa y.
on t a 1 n i n g (11.14 acres, more or less; also the Southwest quarter of the Northwest quarter of Section 20 (except the rieht-of-way 1 1") feet In width of the Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railway) containing 40 acres, more or less, all in Township 35 North, Range 9 West of the Second Principal Meridian. Also ten (10) 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 Northeast corner thereof, thence South 60 rods, thein'f AVest 4 1 1-3 rods, thence North CO rods. thence East 41 1-3 rods to the place of beginning, both in Section 15, Township 35 North. Ranee 10 West of the S, eond Principal i Meridian and containing 25 'j acres, more or less. I Said sale will take place at the Law j Office, of Frank li. Pattee, in Crown
Point. Indiana, nt the hour of 1 o'clock ! p. rn., on Monday, the 14th day of October. 1012, and said Commissioner reservos the right to sell said real r state t any time thereafter rhould said real (estate not sell en said date. AVitness, my hand as such Oommls- ; saner this 21st day of September. 1012. FRANK H. PATTEE, Commissioner.
Notice of administration. .. in the matter of the Estate of Albert Jeskoski, Deceased. No. $99.
Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has bo.-n appointed administrator of said Estate, by tin; Clerk of
the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. JOHN F. SAWYER, Administrator. Dated Sept. 4, 1012.
Hay Receipts, lo'.'j tons, shipments, 58 tons; market lirm; choice timothy hay quotable at $ 10.50 'i 20.50 ; No. 1, Sl.S'd 10: Nos. 2 and 1 mixed, $ I 5 'i 1 ti. 50 ; Nfs 3 and 2 mixed hay, tlZH 14. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie hay, choice,
$15 -ji 15. f0; No. 1, $11.; 1 4 50. Minnesota. Nebraska and Dak rle hay, choice, $14'ol5; No. 13.
Iowa,
rContlnuea from Page H
shes. shot
Both loads of a tin liddb-d his
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION. In the matter of the Estate of Julia Johnson, Deceased. No. S03. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned lias been appointed administrator of said Estate, by the Clerk t.f the I-ake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to ho solvent. CITIZENS TRUST & SAV1NOS HANK, Administrator. Dated Aug. 27. 1912.
by clump of bi double-barrv led
body. Made Hint Kneel, He Says. In tiie dying man's statement he 3aid that a year ago he had chanced to encounter Mrs. A'oorhees while ho was gathering nuts on her timbeiiand. She carried a shotgun. Angered by his trespassing, she compelled him to Ret down on his knees, acoring to Davis' statement, and plead for his life. Davis relates that he saw no one in the bushes either before or after the shooting, nor was any warning given. There wer two shots fired in quick succession.
"I f. ll to the ground, he said, w non Iwas able to look around I could see
hear no one. Ry four hours ot
torture I was able to crawl. 100 yards to a. railroad crossing, where I fainted." He was found by ti e tracks at dusk.
guarded by his dog. Phy
decided his condition for an operation. Professor A'oorhees divorce iv Judge Hi
the result of a. second
ing desertion, that he 'and his ly mated'' and
or
was
icians later too serious
was granted a lore in 1000, as
petition chgrg-
The firs, bill, allesing wife wen; not "mentalthat they moved i:i
C.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION, i the matter of the Kstato of John
Seberger, I.'eeeased.. No. 80'!. Notice is ht reby given that the unersigned has been appointed executrix f said Estate, by the Clerk of the Lake wperior Court Slid Estate is supposed to l,e solvent. MATILDA K. SKP.ilRi lEIl. Executrix. Dated Aug. 2, 1012.
Gary City Fathers Meet Last Night and Authorize New Bond Issue Taxes Are Reduced One CentOther Business.
"difficult merit ed sufficient, (diralda Farra
al
sphere' 1011 1
was not deeme married Miss
EAST CHICAGO FIRE CHIEF BADLY HURT
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NOTICE OK ADMINISTRATION. In the rn:itter of th Estate of Elizabeth Jordan, ! use..!. No. N"o!i,:e is hert by giv n that the undersigned has l,c,?n appointed administrator of said Estate, by the Clerk of th'- Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. OEOROE H. JORDAN, Administrator. Dated Aug. 1 !, 1012.
NoTIi'K of ADMIXISTKATI"X. In the matter of the Estate of Atithon L nkiewlcz. Decease :. No. 002. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has bet n appointed administrator of said Estrte, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is suppose, to be solvent. J( illX P.oCHNOVr.SKI, Administrator. Dated Sept. 12, 1512.
GARY COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
notice of a dm i nlstuation. In the matter of the Estate of Cristo Demoff. alias c.olab Jovnnoff, Deceased. No. SOL Notice Is hereby riven ih.it the undersicned has been aj ..pointed administrator of said Estate, by the Cleik of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. ERIE :. SPRoAT, Administrator. Dated Aug. 15, 1012.
Authorized the Joan of $r0,0O for one jrur. Amended the 191"! oily levy by reducing It o:i cent. Adopted the city budget for 1013 nt f ' l-.A-O. "ffoml reiltn:s to nn ordinance Authorising the pWchaKe of smother tin to.
Alilermnn llniilchart has committee Rppolntoil to iiiteKtigate the nor litmuiaml city market. t.ary tuid Interiirhun rnllnay eteulon franchise contract road for second time nnd went to n committee. t hanged the nniiies of nearly nil Ktrect lu Tollcftton anil Vmliridge. 15 o I sod the pay of the assistant city attorney. Second result ns, the clly sealer ordinances joker discovered vhtch practically burn poor people from having their gas meters Inspected.
checking of tiie horse loosening one of the single tree, leaving
had the effect of traces from the nothing but the
carry the shafts, ; the horse from started up again, stop the horse
hold back straps to
ami almost releasiiu the harness when lie The chit f tried to
which became frightened at once, and half way ty Tod turned him into the curb, the buggy striking the curb with such force as to pitch the driver out lo ad first. The horse by this time was emirely freed from the buggy and raced down Chicago avenue to Railroad
when it turned and headed for the Emlyn mil! where it was caught. In the moan time George Hartley and (tie of the Simko boys who had witnessed the accident, ran to Dougherty's assistance, Switzer having continud on his way to his home ignorant of the fact that his thief hud been
hurt. The injured man was taken to
Seh.ieker's drug store whore he faint
ed two or three times from the pain of his hurts. Dr Sohlieker himself attended to hn.nda.sint his face and set the bridge of his nose and it is not believed that lu? will be disfigured. The horse driven by the chief was only recently purchased and is an animal of considerable mettle.
Lurking around the McKinley school building where his nine year old daughter P.eulah was in tending classes in Miss Coffin's room, George R. Shindel of Mai shalLo w a, Iowa, who is said to be under $1,0' 0 bonds for a murderous assault upon his wife, the little girl's mother, yesterday enticed the child to fco away with him. ' He was t laced to the Northwestern depot in Chicago, but the police were power
less to arrest him on the charge of kidnaping, Mrs. Shindel having no decree of court granting to her the custody of the little one. Mrs. Shindel was apprised of what had happened, by Miss Coffin, Heulah's teacher, who saw the child wating at the corner where she and her father were about to take a i ar for the city. Up to the time of receiving the message Mrs. Shindel who has been in East Chleaso only a week or two knew nothing of the fact that her husband was in the vicinity. About two or three weeks airo Shindel, according to report, attempted to kill his wife. He did not succeed in this but wounded her in the hand. She had him arrested and he was placed under a bond of $1,000 which he furnished. Mrs. Shindel, fearing for her own life and for the safety of her children, came to East Chicago with her three little ones, and has since been
stopping with f I lends at 4i3S Olcott
avenue. Tim little girl. lieulah was
placed in school at once, being entered
in Miss Coffin's room. Mrs. Shindel
said nothing of her family troubles to Mr. AYilliams nor to Miss Coffin, but the latter hrard in some way that sh:s and her husband were separated, yesterday afternoon when a man representing himself as I'.'-ulah's father called at the school and asked to take the Utile girl home with him. Miss Coffin declined to dismiss the child. She questioned P.eulah before school was out, but 0,ieaey forbade her to ask as pointed questions as she would have liked, and she gained the impression indirectly by the child's answers that the domestic troubles of the parents, might have been patched up. Reulah left the school with the other children, and the teactier followed soon after. Shindel must have remained in the. vicinity of tho building, for when Miss Coffin reached 14Sth street and Forsyth avenue she saw the man and
child standing on trie corner waning , for a car. Something told her that something was wrrmg, and she. hastened back the school where flie ciniii b.d hi r suspicions to Mr. T. K. AA'illiains. t : principal of the McKir ley building. ' advised her to get into communication with Mrs. Shindel at once, which she did and Mrs. Shindel notified the police, who traceed Shlndi 1 und his child to the Northwestern depot where they were olliced to drop the case, Mrs. Shindel having- nothing to give her authority over her daughter. The mother is prostrated over the loss of the child and will take steps to recover her.
The Gary corann, authorized another $50,(a.o. The bonds duration, of Jl.OoO will bear interest e
per cent. J h the dot'iieit O;',
i council last night big bond issue of will be of one year denomination and
of not more than six are issue, to supply cod by the i ,-d uci ion
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CHICAGO Oil
AVhob sale prlci
MARKET.
I'HONE 771 FOR P, EST CLEANING and pressing. Young Men's Tailors. 61 State St.. Hammond. 13-6
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WANTED AY A NT ED Loar on first class J2.S00. Address mond, Ind.
TO BORROW. of $1,500 for 3 years, real estate security F 3 W, Times. Ham-
BO'YRD AND ROPT. WANTED Table boarders; all good
cooking. 13 Sibley st., Hum
or home in East Chill u e every day of the '.vv lots or homes and j pay. Phone 474R.
a. o. smith. 02 Chicago Ave.
FOP. FALK Single comb white leghorn yearling hens and cockerels, 75 cents apiece. 32 1 Sibley St., Hammond. Phone 902 W. - 2-6
home mond.
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HOARDING Furnished room with board. 577 Truman are., Hammond. Thone 1 242W. 7-3
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NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OK INDIANA. LAKE (ol'NTY. IN THK LAKE SUPERIOR COFRT, ROOM NO. 1, SEPTF.MF.Elt TERM, 1M2. ILLLN'MS PEER I'C.MP COMPANY, A CORPORATION, AS. ANTONE RFCZINSKI ET AL CAt.'SE NO. 9222. ACTION TO FORECLOSE MECHANIC'S LIEN. Now comes the plaintiff by Granger & Lotz. attorneys, and file its complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a com pet-tit person, shoiving that the defendants, Antone Ruezinski. Louis Schutz. are not residents of the State c f I r d i a n a . Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless they appear and answer or demur therein ,at the calling of said cause, on the 25th day of November, A. D. 1912, the same being the 13th day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Ploom No. 1, in the Superior Court Building:, at Hammond,
white, light.
l!'c; ISc: seed Ode; (17c:
10-ic:
of carbon and oth-
as follows: Standard perfection. 11-sc; head-
of saloon
r.ir a o
out $e00 was ' reduced and ti: 000 short whi notation of pi
es f i oni $.',n0 to ?20u. A t iie 10 2 b vy was made ,e saloon tariff. It was s yiar t ho city was $50.h was made vp by the it-term warrants. The
, 170. j2e; toone. 12' c: e la inc. A. M. P. naphtha, 17, ; gasoline, machine gasoline, 2fi'2e; raw lined!, sin trie brls. C7o; 5 111 bits. Single brls. boiled. OSo; 5 brl lots, turpentine. -Pic; summer black oil. These quotations apply to brl f. o. b. ChioaM.
deficit still exists and next ytar's taxes provides for the repayment of the loan. 'Inifs Keiluceil tlue Cent'. Tin- tuuiiiil amended its SLfto eitv tnx levy by reducing it. to 11.64 so that the city , "treasurer will have an easier
TWO THOUSAND AWAIT THE GALL
Gary Reservists for Balkans Stand Ready to Go at Moment's Notice.
More than Ma. -doornails, Sei" ia ns in a l ,
wh'-n taxes
Hill,: e f.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Hogs Good to prime heavy, ft. 30: mixed lots and butchers, ft. 27 H 1 fair to fancy light, tie""'' rougs, pigs .ind stag, $6.00; S. Cattle Steers. SfeaO'u I l.Mt ;
Oft 6. tin: cows, S3.T0 ;i 5.50.
! tim- of it
j i nsl aliment s. 'I i fractional figuri
a penny on the item is a b i g
Gary's l'.'IS budget stands at ?3 12. ",'. ( ;57,(ir.O for pa. lice s tainonee $2, '.em 'for p
-120 for the lire briuad garbage crematory, f 1,
paid in two
i es him a lot of ti e vei l bod y get i red dollars. This r the steel trust, was adopted. It iief items provide laries and mainlice expense, $5!.-
5.-550 for th.; for garbage
$s.:ot'.
he i f e rs.
$4.
PRODUCE MARKET. Eggs Extras, 27c; tirss, 24c: ordinary firsts, 21c: checks, la'e; dirties, 17'-.c; misc. receipts, cases Include,".. 19 H 20c; do, cases returned. 1 f U K' 'i e. ! Kutter Extras. 29c; extra' firsts, 2Sc; firsts, 2fic; seconds, 2 4 L. c : dairies, extras. 27c. firsts. 25e. packing stock. 25c. Live poultry Ducks. 141;' ; roosters, JO-ic: fowls, 12c. springs, 13c; geese, 1 2 U, c : t u rk e ys. 1 o ; ; c,0. A'egetables Cauliflower, case:'. $1.00 (&1.60; celery, llich., box, 50 75c; let-
hauling. $&, IbiO for lh,' city barns, $23.OO.i for street cleaning. $12,0ii0 for street repair!8, $6,50 for sewer draining, $5.0oo for city hall Janitors, $15,000
for wattr hydi ant service furnished by the steel company, $29,400 for lights furnished by th'- steel company, $30,0o') for sidewalk intersections, $ti,"00 for city printing and $ I on warrants and bond interest. Trm-tl"' Contract Advanced. The council took up the franchise contract pasted by tiie board of public works giving the East Chicago City railway company a franchise in the east side of ("line avenue and across the Grand Calumet river. This is tiie Gary-I ndia i:a Harbor extension of the Gary and Intel urba n. The franchise contract went to a committee. An orfliriaTK-e to appropriate Jl.SM
:,ooo I'.alkan reservists Greeks. Ruigarians and led to the tune of martial
t night. J lie ex
it to fivu
THEY ARE NOT HITCHING POSTS Any driver who ia so lost to art as to reaard East Chicago's and Indiana Harbor's new ornamental illumination system as nothing more nor less than a convenient means of hitchins: his team to, mpy as well begin to cultivate his mind up to a pitch of proper appreciation of the real uses and benefits of a great white way from an esthaetic standpoint. Incidentally he may disabuse his mind of the idea that he can ever make use of any of the ornamental shafts as hitching posts. Ha cannot. Such is the order of Chief of Polio Leo McCormack, ably seconded by Sergeant John A ei fenbach. Sergeant Mlka Gorman, Sergeant Hilly Hughes and Sergeant Frank' Parkt r, and with the, entire force to back up their superiors. Should any driver after this warning
be so careless as to hitch his wagon to an ornamental lamp post, it will bo equivalent to hitching 1t to a star, but not the star of proverb. It will be tha star ot a policeman, for let one of thttsa diligent arms of the law get hs eye on it. and he will drag the entire equipage, horse, vehicle ar.d owner to thu liar of justice.
musde in Gary last night. The soldiers who are ready to go ba their countries made a parade
f them marched in i brass band headed of the soldiers were
blocks long. All ' real niiiiiaiy style, the parade and loo
in full uniform. 2,tM!t Heady for War. At the head of the marchers, immediately after the band, was Provisional Colonel Lmis Gerkovich of the Gary Servian regiment. Ruso Prop Theodoroff commanding the Rulgarian battallion and the international committee on defense and mobilization. Speeches were raade at Thirteenth avenue and Adams si root by the Halkan military leaders. The latest war dispatches were read. Colonel Gerkovich announced that Gary would produce the folowing reservists ready for war:
Rosinia battallion 1 lerzogovina battallion Lika battallion Croat ian-Siavonian battallion
Servian sokol company 77 Total for Servian provisional regi..9S3 ontengrin battalion 305 Macedonia and Rulgarian 310 Greeks 400
233 305 19 0 124
GARY COPPER SUES TRUST Detective Peter Juric of the Gary police department has filed suit for 150 against the Gary Heat. Light and AVater eompane of the steel corporation. Juric alleges that l.o was promised $50 if he caught a wire thief who had made away with considerable property. He says tiiat the offer was madu by Leonard Fitzgerald, foreman of th'i gas and electricity department. After he had supplied Foreman Fitzgerald with information that led to the prisoner's arrest Juris declares that tha money was not forthcoming. Yesterday Juric arrested Daniel Mike, 3 years old, on a larceny charge
preferred bv the light and water
pany.
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ROB FAMOUS PLANT.
Grand total 2,00,
THE ADIItK TIMES MM. II ai.onk i:vt i;jCI'LATIOX UK IX TUB CITY.
I 4 IK COPIF.S OF THE OX TIIE STHEETK I THK ENTIRE tiltANY OTUUIl I'AI'EB
Thieves broke into Manufacturing plant at Saturday rduht are! stole
automobile pans. They basement and twisted off
the Fa moil a East Chicago $200 worth of got into the
the locks of
the doors leading into department, and thus bootty. The theft was until rnorninfi. It in L,
thii son
the automobile secured their not discovered Moved that tha
-( s ire homo tal"nt, jnos-t likely e tine who works at the plant.
RE YOU KEACIXG TUB TIMES!