Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 125, Hammond, Lake County, 24 October 1912 — Page 7
Thursday, Oct. 24, 1912.
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Wisconsin, bti, brl, $2.75 3.00.
38 (ft 41c; sweet. Jersey,
NOTICE TO TLM.ES READERS.
NOTICE TO AUV EKTISERS. j Readers of tb following advertise-j aents who wish to communicate with Advertisers whose Identity 1s not re- i. realed. should follow the Instruction , to address them by the key letter given, j Requests at thlj office to reveal the j Identity of anonymous advertisers can . not. In justice to the advertiser, fc answered, fclmpiy loiiuiv instruction, j
Fill! Till iror COT', I.'l
Phone
FOR SALE. A I-I- A Garland kitchen rants. Wood aVr. 10-1:5-1
.LEGAL NOTICES.
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As far as It Is possible It Is auvtued that all classified ads should either Dialled or sen: to the office. The Times will not be responsible for error in ads taken over tho is!e;.non. Repllea to following ads at Tims cfnre. Advertisers please call tor them: 181 JjR 1 B E M IZ W 1
MALIV. HELP.
WANTF.lv-1! berg Cafe,
ining room girl. Stern-In-l'an Harbor. 10-24 3t
FOR
b-cti , ini'iid, I:
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.ill i'i) and r ddrtvss. 1 i u x
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am t Chest ert of Gary Chaj.
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!'-;.. re Improved f. farm, Id. .ok soil, c. i Une, 12 utiles .rem Chicago, liar, Ion. Chesterton, Iinl 10-
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TYPE YVIUTEUri--Sold, r. nted and repair". .1. Ail makes. 1: -isonable terms. II. J. Pcstiewai-e, Citizens National Hank iUds., Ilammunil, Ind. Phone 397.
WA.NTKHFrank S.
-linys l:e.iz
It?
'o.
years of ay 10-24 :
FDR SALE Jollll Hull.
W A N'TKL) (.ion tie in an v. an and room ir. private family Tim's.
W A N TED-K xperieni -e. I young clerk and driver, must be a Apply at Brusel Pros, (iroi'ery 173.
WANTED Miliwri Hetz Co., Hamnu
;hls. rid, Ind.
I i t '
s board ! K' 'r- 1 c. a. m, : uv-10-24 2t 1 1:WUii
man a,!FW1 " hUMii-r.l St- '; r"",ns Phone 111 ''"''i; r, 10-"1 3t 1rl"'' '; "l".
j terms. G.-stlln
,
:0 pics 4 i ;rit iith,
months old. Mrs. Ind. 10-23 3t
VI. 17 Chfp, a lot smith of Chicago Gostlin, .Meyn ,t O
on Calumet ave.. $100. r. 20-23 Ct
Fra r.k
WANTED Man for farm to milk. Mrs. John Hull,
rk ; no cow Iriifiih. Ind. 10-23 3t
KDEU your
! for H.illowe" i . wit. tor. We ills kraut at 15 ci , ba rrel. Phone ! Sta to I.i ne st.
. brick flat on 'Warren lip and rooms down, nts for $60 per month. $1,500 cash, balance
. M'-yn & Co; 1 0-23 3t p;t jwiwt apple cl-Jer Will keep sweet all o sell home-made sauer-nlt-pi r gallon, fir $5 a
C'3.
II. J. I h
itz, 17S 10-23-4t
WANTED -vitli some the clothing ply to Mr.
- Voun man! knowledge of
ImsiiU'S:
l'-
'i i iigl
SAHE Nit t heating
i base stove,
burner Searchsmjii as new.
I
aviie
AP-Lion
Store, Hammond.
WANTED Car carpenters and repairers find laborers at Calumet plant, Cudnhy Packing e'o. 22-G
JIKLI' WANTED Good machinists, car carpenters und laborers at once; Ptrady work. Apply at the CuJ ahy I'ackingr. Co., Calumet, l:i 1. ' 1S-G
ll-.-a
son f.,: Frie st.
sei:i-i,:, put I l.mriK'iiil
furnace. 10-23 2t
i-'i'K SAI.K tirst-i l.i.-s , ty. Address
II.
oil welding rt unity for Times, Ham
business; iliTht parini. o'ld, Ind. 10-23 Ct
WISCONSIN LAND.
NOTICE OK I'L'IU.ICATION' Foil Tl'lANSKKR OK I." "CATION OF ItKTAII. l.lyl'nl; I.lCKNSi:. Notice is hereby i;lv rs to the citizens of the City of Gary, Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana, that the
undersigned is a male Iniiabl tant and pussesseil of all the. qua litica tiotis renuired by the laws of the State of Inr.iana to entitle liim to be the liolder of a license to sil spiritnUs, ;:ious and malt liquors in the said City of Gary; that he will apply to the Hoard of Commissioners of said Lake County, Indiana, on the first day of the regular November, 1312 term of said Hoard for p"rm!slsoii to tr.msfi r the renewal of lic nse pr.'.nted to tho un-flf-rsUtne.I on the sivth day of May, 11 12. from the following: described prtnises: Hi t ten (10), hbnik ten (101, in the Chica co-Toibst on hand and Investment Company's Fifth addition to Tolleston. mv In the City of Gary. Hake County, Indiana, known as No. 1HV) Monroe street, together with the tuo-story frame l.uilditiK thereon; and the room Is described as follows: Front room on ground oft or, twentytwo feet by t wen t y-eU' lit feet; said room and building is adjacent to, adjoins and fronts east on Monroe street, a public street in Gary. Calumet Township. Hake County. Indiana. Far is located on north side of room, and room has (class front, three doors, and rear snd upstairs is used for residence; and tiie interior thereof can be plainly seen from the street and the said room "'an besecurely closed and locked. That the undersi u-ned desires to transfer said license from the above ueserihed prtmises to the followlne; described prirnis -s; Hot twenty-five i 25i. block eleven ill). In the ChieaoTolieston Hand and Investment Company's Fifth addition to Tolb ston. now in the City of Gary, Hake County, Indiana, known as lf45 Monroe street, together with the one-story frame l-ulldinir situated thrreon: ami the room in which it is desired to sell said liquors Is described as follows: Front room on srround floor, twenty-one feet wide by twenty-seven fort lone; said room and building: is adjacent to, adjoins and fror's west on Monroe street, a public street, in Garv, Calu-
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. Hots Bulk of sales, $S.S0 !g-9.10; heavy butchers, . J9.15 9.25: 11 t-ht butch. ts, $..) :.j 9.20; liRht bacon, $S.S0 f't 9.10; liplit liftht, $8.25 u S. 75; heavy shipping, $9.15'- 9.27 is; heavy packing. $S".7u'it S.i'5. Cattle Choice to prime steers, $9.90
! 10. 90; medium to good steers. $6.fi0r 9 33; inferior to fat steers, $5.40 a 6. CO; j fat cows and hiifers, $ 4. 4 0 .( S. 85 ; ennriers. cows and heifers, $2,504? 4.25; naI tive bulls and staffs. $3.75 i 7.25 ; feedline; cattle, COOli 1,000 lbs. $4.001 7.50;
fair to ftiney veal calves. $9.00 f( 10.00.
CHICAGO OIL MARKET.
Chica
easy, other white I0"'vC !1!n(,
i Linseed 3r
2 ' ' c ; boiled black These
lower; carbons
Wholesale prices for carbon and oils were as follows: Standard IkO test, lOv-c; perfection, headlisht, 175 test, 12c; eocene, gasoline, ISc; machine gasoline, raw linseed, single brls. 5sc; , 59c; turpentine, 4Cc: summer oil, 7'ic; winter black oil. Sc. quotations apply to brl lots f.
o.
b. Chicnfro.
HAY & GRAIN MARKET.
FF.M-AT.E HELP. LAIHKS who have a few hours to durintr the week can m,.k mam
finishing" kIov-i-s at hoi Knittinu Co. Apply a posite Public Library
': or sa ie or t ratii rty: will take ibout i a t. ;', 1. C ' p. m.. or phone i 227 Mi. hi san a v
ie-a r
for cb
au to see 11 an y i ve 2 1 1: L .ui ., Indiana
city th
prop-land
linr after lb Seeds, Harbor.
pare y by
foi tile Ilandktimst st. i"pHi'ferenci'S. 10-24 2t
Fi.) : I S.Vl.i: Grocery store in one of the best loeatiins in Whltintr. Ind. Fi asona lile rent , will invoice and will sell cheap. This is a snap for a live party. Write lock box 732, Whitincr, Ind. 22-5
met Townsiiio, Har is located and the roeni doors and one ini rooms in th th.- interior the from the street be securely clos
La on ha
ie l.ou north s lass
v ! n i i i w ; T r, rial r of sa eef can be a ri d the s : . d and bob
;ty, Indiana. I do of room, front, three ; ere are livid room, and p 1 a i r, 1 y seen id room can ed.
Sipned. M1KK KUENTZKO.
WANTi:i Experienced bindery pirls; frood waprcs. Will pay car fare to South Cbicaso. Apply Calumet VuXtlishine. 9120 Erie ave., Friday morning ready to work. 10-24 It
WANTED Girl I'lummer.
or house wi
I'K. jo
IS. 23tf
WANTED work at
triri for is Oleott
sen ave.
idi hai:f 10-23-
S-room house, on nil st. Here is r. buys this place only $1,500 cash, 5orir terms. Fred phone 155 0. Eve
FOR SALE.
5 0-foot lot, on 'vV.'ii
real bargain, $5,500 if t a k n at on ce. balance of $4,00tj on M. Humpher, um nt, ir,i4s, Si) OR. I
OI
WANTED Youngood appearance,
as "tsaleslat.lv''; '--ood
to the rio;ht party. See Mr.
la.lv
Pn'lksh.
waires
Foil SALEni'isi new also sets o clean. 3I3v iliana 1 la rb
-Kirr, b ' 11 p: spl. n lid c. ' b o o k s , s C'-in.'.ioii s' i
aim player; alio! it'. on; cheap; i ii bound aird altii ave., In-22-3
NOTICE OK KENEWAL OK LIQL'OH LICENSE. Notice is hereby f;ivin to the citizens o? the City of Hammond. Lake County, ami State of Indiana, that the undersigned. If. J. Stone, is a male inhabitant and resident of said City, Township. County and State, and over the ai;a of Oventy-o;:e years: that he has resided in the State of Indiana f"r more than one year and in the City of 1 1 tminond. North Township, Lake County and State of Indiana, for more tlo.n six months prior to the date of this notice; and that he ,.s a quaified voted thereof;
l?
eitiz. and
I OH SALE K , J. T. Smith,
irst class saloon. Inquire 100 State St., Hammond.
Payne,
mond.
Lion Store, II am-
FOit SALE 7-roo corner b'ts, in c for cash. Address liiond.
m
house and two
nti r tof tow n, cheap H L, Timt s, Ham-1S-G
WANTED A com t ral housework. W. D. Hay, 4 5 G in o mi.
'lii'Ii! a ppiy end ale
ir! for at once l'ark.
K n- . Mrs. Ham-22-5
FOlt SALE Saloon in South Chicago, with or without iicetiso; cheap If taken at cme. AdJtess L L, Times, I a m mond.
WANTED Competent rlrl for .ereneral housework. Mrs V. S. lieitcr, 1050 S. Hohnnn st., Hammond. 18-3
that b.e
of Arm-rioa j character.
Said undo cat if n with riissionors f M'Onlay in the 4th day cf'U rt .house for a. renew;
f us, vinous are quantities than and permit the the following d The front roi
of ma
Cnited af good
States moral
BO VRI) AND EOO.M. WANTED ilia rd'-rs, roomers at on pfiod home. 3 13S Co in mon w ea 1 1 h ;,v East Chicago. 22
Full go Tim.
SALE Two d location: , Hammond.
corner c n iap.
lots In Gary; Address 13 L,
Foil SALE Saloon Address Sentinel dianu Harbor.
in Indiana Harbor. I'riiiting of lice. In-
LOST AND FOUND.
LOST one black o reward of $5 will to 91fc-151t St., E Frank Ku&idim.
Tuesday, ' 13th: paid for return Chica no, Ind. 17-10
FOIL SALEtos lined, or e-burnt-r two-gaiion mk tables
system. Upstairs mond.
-A Horn steel range, asbesin good repair. Also two gas pi da s, one oil stove, opper hot water tank, two 3 '.villi. gasoline lighting
U) atato St.. 1km-4tf
LOST I 'f . f i d 1 f , s ;. i v about 13 pmindi. of Fluffy. Hew;, rd. Clinton st.
r gi.iy; weight AnsiviTs to name H. turn to lot 1 0-21 3 1
FOR M EXT. FOR RENT Furnish ed room for f.ne or two gentlemen. C'j7 Oakiey ave. 10-24 2t
Hon We: t ools .5 a ne I '. D.
SALE hO-aiT') farm; 1 1 miles t of Lottavii e ; also stock of arid 30 acres corn in shock. Mis. Feenstra, Crt wn Point. Ind. H. No. 3. '21-5
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO THE law of real estate. D. C. Atkinson, lawyer. 30 Hlmbach Hldg.. Hammond.
FOR KENT Two rooms for light housekeeping. Inquire 3419 Fir st.. Indiana Harbor. 10-24 2t.
FOR RENT 3 nicely furnish. I rooms for light housekeeping ; furnace heat.
tras range and bath; convc rl.-r.t to I
Standard Ste.-q and Conkoy piint. $31
Eri St., Hammond.
10-23 2t
FOR KENTments for . Indiana ave..
1 1
wly t h', irnm
f u r n i
no.
"hi d ping.
apartat liO
FOR RENT Comfortable wtll heated room. Apply 3730 Drummond St., Indiana Harbor. 22-fl
FOli SALE In Hoinewood, H.4 Sontii Ilohrnan st., apartment residence; seven rooms and bath on each iloor. Separate heating plants. Location most ideal in Hammond. Easv terms. Apply M li J, Times, Hammond.
FOR RENT Six-room upper flat: modern conveniences. 213 W. State st , Hammond. Call phone 17 4. 21-6
FOR KENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1SS I'lummer ave., Hammond. l&tf
Foil SALE Furniture compb room tiat; cash or time. Michigan ave., Hammond. 1 1 7 J I.
te for 3Cal! 251
i none j 23-3 I
rsigto-d will file his appllthe Hoard of County Coinf Lake County on the first November, the same hi ing of November, 1 p 1 2, at the at Crown Point, Indiana,
u or a license to sell spiritiri'l malt liquors in less
five gallons at a time same to be drank upon escribed p rr in !s s : on on the ground floor
of the two-story frame building situated on the south side of Indiana boulevard to b feet west where the same is int'-rsi cte.l by the southeast line contents of land conveyed by E. Koby to A. Ramos by deed; thence southeast 5 ft. along t ho southwest line of said boulevard; thence southwest at right angles to the place of beginning, said room when: intoxicating, vinous and mail liquors are to be sold is 22x 35x10 fe. t. and faces north on Indiana boulevard, a public highway in the City of Hammond. Lake County, North Township. Indiana. Said room has glass front, one front entrance. All of the inside of said room can be seen from Indiana bmilfvanl. HORACE J. STONE.
Open High Low Close Dee. wheat. 92 "s 931., D I ai 9 1 " May wheat. 97 9 7 '.s 9"i"vs ; ; ' H July wheat. 93 93 :3i3 93' Dec. corn... 53Va 5 3:,4 53 53 May corn... 52f Si 2, 52ii 52'; July corn... 32rH 32j 32-, 32 4 Oct. oats.... 3S'a 35 " 3SU 3Si Dec. oats... 32S 32-8 32' 32, May oats... 34'i 34"i 34ti 34'4 July oats... SiHs 34"9 34' ZiH
proaching danger, as he left the gates untouched. Crossing alarm bells would have signaled the approach of the train. It took the lives oC a Green line crew two years, when Host and Spriggs were killed to get the Pennsylvania to put a watchman at this crossing. Smv Ilnginr Too I nte. Some of the passengers In the street car saw the engine nh"ii It was too late to escape. They saw the conductor leave the car and run the crossing and felt secure when they saw him signal tho motorman to cross. Suddenly they saw a black r pot In the fog, w hicii grew to monstrous proportions in a second. They heard no noise and in another second they saw tho outline of an ng ine. KitKlin-or I Hurt. The engineer i.a toe engine is reported to have been hurt by a flying pieoo of timber. So severe was the impact tii.it the street car partly rested on the
;rown
Point Wes
Happenings of a Day In Lake County's Lively Capital
3H UGK3
From the Diary of Si. Lence
When
t making sn.
lift, in his men, v.nni"
pilot and deiiiiiii.The .whole scene and. t'a surprise killed instantly. Tiie conductor said that most of able to walk alto said thero were ei car, but three of 1 did not make the Among the pa
io .1 the smokestack, was one of wreckage is that not ail were of the wrecked car tie? p.isst ngcrs were r leaving the car. He -rht pa.-sengors in t'ae .is reiruiar passengers trip this morning, s.-engers in the car
hear 1 ' chi s great n , ' n
Simon "in ;h ii-'t'i ai ! ildren voted
pure Gavit si'i-ial uper t n' poor
u v
musi
f
-al
Veil the po i T air
were : C. F. South
.1 anie3 Rarre c, Chicago
-ray of , f. ;;! p W i 1 1 iam
dar street. 6 2S1 Lincoln liam Cnainbt
1 1 a in moii avenue, rs, Chica
;outh Chicago, inline street. Dike. 4 47 Ce-
Charlos Stead, icago, and Wil-
jest ask him how to
labor u v woman sufl'.a C Indynoplus. He'll thi y out but he kaint ans
Them turribie scoiirgin's is gcttin' 's doiiT a. hull lot it's circulation. Keep or up
Hi.Iiana
on th' chil.; bails down ten t' throw r y'. s Th' Times
t' increase
Laws. It is said the tickets for th
comely "National Trouba.lors" under the auspic. s of the C. E. I"r sbyt, rian church, haw all be. for Thursday night and that tiie
will bo n peated on Satu-day night at Ocntial Music lla'.l. Tho Republican cu mp-iism workers are as busy as bees this w c!. Spteclies being held all over the county each
ievening, the rtpoits front Hum beting most encouraging. Whatever tiie bull j rooosers say to the contrary their cause I i wanim; since the exposing of Teddy jln Ins true light is continued. Certain (sure the third termer is losing giou'id ! day by day and bets are now being made that he will run a vi ry poor third with a possibility of the Socialist candidate pidiintr a huge vote. The
Hay Receipts, fi(0 tons: shipments, 69 tons. Market firm for both timothy and prairie. Demand good and offerings only moderate. Choice timothy, $21(22; No. 1. $H)Ti20; Nos. 2 and 1 mixed. $lt..50iiIS; Nos. 3 and 2 mixed. $ I 2 it 1 4. Kansas and Oklahoma prairii Choice, SlfCu 10.50; No . 1, $15 ii 15.50. Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota prairii Choice, $15'ij'lC; No. 1. $ 1 ! I 1 4. Illinois, Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairie $101i l2. Packing $9 u 1 0. Straw Rye, $9 501110; oat. $7.50.0 8; wheat. $7 H 7.50.
WATSON GREETED BY BIG CROWDS Orator Makes Fine Speech at Hub.
fContlnuert from Page H
TROLLEY G lTS IELLiI IJi!0llii
most unwonted jingllarbor tins morning er telephone in the ring simultaneously.
MJS0ETa,A7vEOUS. o To MRS. EVA HRL'NELL for firstclass dressmaking. 201 Ind. ave., iammoiid. 10-23-3
PRODUCE MARKET. Putter Extra creamery. 29c; firsts, 20c: seconds. 24 'sc; dairies, 22Uig27c: pac king stock, 15'j' 22c; process. 23!u,26. Lie poultry Turkeys, per lb, I2'i lfie; geese. 1 1 ?i 1314c; ducks, 12?tl3c; fowls. Ill's i 12'ic; roosters, 9jc; springs. 14c. Eggs Firsts, 24e; ordinary, 21c; dirties, 17 V20; checks, la'jc. P.oans Pea, hand picked, $.?.lu'i 3.20 ; brown Swedish, $ 2.25 f-i 2.5 0 ; Lima, $6.5 0; red kidney, $2.73 ft 2.83. Green fruits Apples, brl, $2.00'; 4; boxes, $ 1 'it ?, ; grapes, basket. S lbs. 0 ;v 10c; persimmons, cases, 12 pis. 50.175c; cranberries, brls, $1'';7; peaches, six baskets, 50cTi $1; basket, 1-5 bu Mich.,
Iai 2'ic: pears, oris. 4; quinces.! brls, $2'ii 3.
vegetables Celery, crate, Mich., 40 (a 5tc; beets. 10"t bunches, $1; sacks, trimmed, 354; 40c; Rrusstls sprouts, 10 ra 15c: cabhagef leo head, $2'y 2.50: even onions, six bunches, 5 fi. 6c : spin-
Urpiece, as was to be expected, and he propounded argument after argument as to why the present administration and times should be co'ntinued. He spoko on the evils of free trado. and said the tariff question was the chief differ nee between the Republican and Oemocratic platforms this year, and stated that the latter party had never been able to handio. the tariff situation without most disastrous results to the country. Shahifm the Claim. Watson's ihi. f point of attack, however, was upon the. bull moose corral, and he went over th ground from the
time that Roosevelt got the third term j
bee in his bonnet, months before the National convention. He knocked the cry of stealth and fraud allo-ed to have be-on practiced at the Chicago convention by Teddy into a cocked hat, and his position as iloor lender among that memorable battle gave him ample opportunity to know the situation as it took place. He took up the various contests f.,r delegates and showol that In no rase was there stealth or fraud practiced, stating that the 1012 convention was siM'aphic in comparison to the convention "f 19ns when RooseVflt's steam roller was in excellent condition "and rolled over the opusition to Taft at that time.." He recounted the efforts made by the Republicans at that convention to compromise on a third candidate, Gov. Hadl. y being suggested, and of the emphatic refusal of Roosevelt to join in the idea, he heaping ahuso, upon Had'cy and tho delegat's si nt on that mission. He showed Teddy up in his most damaging light, as an adroit politician, a. remorseless boss and one possessed of an unsatlated ambition to rule or ruin Watson was repeatedly applauded, and although the crowd was small compared . to the usual Watson gatherings. It made up for its lack in numbers by general enthusiasm. His argument was simply unanswerable and his statement that he had repeat etly challenged Pevoridge to a debate upon the Chicago convention matters and the latter's refusal Fhowed more elearly tlian anything else that the alletred fraud practiced was nothing more than hearsay and an infamous scheme to blacken 1h Republican party in the eyes of the country.
The former representative went f here to Indiana Harbor to deliver address there last evening.
J here was the ling in Indiana, when almost . v city started to
inis happened several times and a con1 cried rush of hous. holders to their phones, receiving 110 reply, resulted in an onsluugh on the telephone toxchange, which hud the girls at the boards well night b. side themselvi s for a time. Everybody wanted to know at one and the same time, why central rang Hum up without connecting them with the party who wished to speak with them, and as the b.iis continued to ring in some instances for a few minutes at a time, there was much indignation. It developed that the mischief was ali due to a fallen trolley wire at 13sth and Euclid avenue, which not only demoralized ib.e telephone service for
several nours, nut suspended street car
traffic. The trouble began at 5 o'clock. The power m storiousiy went off and
street cars on the . Indiana. Harbor
branch went out of commission. Every
time Michigan city turned on any cur
rent, all of the telephones in the city-
would ring, for be it known that the place on which the fallen trolly wire
lay, is directly over the telephone con
doit, the latter btimr however four
feet under ground. So strong was the
magnetism however that it penetrated clear th rough the four feet of earth and through the conduit itself, and
thus affected the lln
BEVERIDGE FUNDS
BROUGHT TO LIGHT
"-chariie v.-oiking on the ise. f 1 11 from t he Pa -platform on Tuesday his leg. He was cared kstor.e. '"has. MeGraw are the v arrival at their home
J. Farley a m eoutny alms ho handle depot night breaking for by 1 t. Hiac Mr. and Mrs.
parents of a n-
on North o.iurt street. Th" mother and child are reported as doing fine.
Miss Arietta Godfrey, teacher in the North Ward school has been very sick
the past few days, at the home of Ed-
ard Sigler, but is somewhat better at
this writing.
Misses p.essie Raasch and Frances
Grimmer were in Chicago Wednesday to attend the matinee performance of the "Garden of Allah" at the Audi
torium theatre. Walter Laws who Is employed at the
Colo Motor company's offices in Chi
cago is home for a two weeks vacation with his parents, Mr. anil Mrs. W. J.
I bubble being pricked, the reaction has
set in, and it don't take the American people long to dispose of a heio when
he bet: ins to lo Nearly every
is advanced far enough danger of cold weather.
favor with them, new residence in town
to be out of
cold weather. Crown Point
has witnessed much improving in the. building line this year and if the present prosperous times continue the amount of Improvements will be doubled next year. Nearly all the candidates on the Republican ticket were present at the Watson speech yesterday, among them being' Henry Whitaker and Attorney Patterson. New concrete walks are being laid in the front of the lloston Store on Main street thl3 week. Mrs. Howell V. Parry Is recovering from quite a severe illness at her home on Court street.
Miss Smith was again able to leave her bed today.
The skin on her limbs gave her before he died and new skin has formed not covered. "Ethel is doing nicely,' Smith over the telephone
Ninth avenue and Swift street well please dwlth her progres:
which Hugh has adhered on the parts stated Mrs. :it her home.
"I am and so
is
Dr. Craig, who is attending her.
BE 01 k RAMPAGE
up
t!
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rem an
WRECK IN FOG THIS MORNING
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tl'.is
ran tiie crossing- as usual, and
counted for his escape from inju Peter Nelson was not so picky, was among those seriously Injured.
ii i ll , in rs.
FOR RENT Six-room street, Robertsdale; H block of street cur Whiting.
flat. 1209 Pearl !nd flat; within line. Phone S9.I 8tf
SIT IT TION WAN TED. WANTED A position us stenographer
47o Kane ave. 10-2 1 3t '
PHONE 771 FOR REST CLEANING and pressing. Young Men's Tailors, 61 State St., Hammond.
WANTED Plain or fancy piece or by day. Sutisf. cteed. Phone 477R
7M.
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sowing by ! WANTED lotion guar- to Conk 10-24 2t ave.
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tub, 05c: squash, do?., 75c: oucumsacks, 505fi0c; iggplant. doz. 0
4,t 30c; turnips, sacks, washed. 75cit$l; watercress, brls, $2; cauliflower, case, 75t-f'i$l; radishes, 100 bunches, $lfiT1.25; peppers, green, box, 40 'q 50c; red, box, SOftt 33c; onions, sacks, 63 i 6S lbs, 50 75c: string beans, gretn, box, 501i60c; wax, box, u0'i75c; tomatoes, box, home grown, 40ti75c; lettuce, leaf, box, 25c; head, hamper, 75cti $l; parsley, doz bunc hes, S Si 10c; sweet corn,
sack, 2j"' ofc; carrots, H)0 bunches, $1
1.25; sacks, washed. 40c.
Veal calves 5''(;00 lbs, 10c; 601? SO lbs. 10i2 o 1 1 ii c: H'.o-qooo lbs, S 5 10c;
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Potatoes South Dakota, bu, 403' 46c;
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'was brought to Hammond on an eastbound car and taken to the office of Dr.
Collins on the north side, wnere he was given medical aid. Sent to HoKiiilnl. The East Side police patrol responded to an emortrenoy call and took .las. Gray, a resident on Commercial avenue, to the South Chicago hospital. He is suffering from a external injuries. The balance of the passengers boarded the Pennsylvania "dummy" ami continued their trip to Engiewood. Conductor MeClure returned to Hammond with, the injured motorman. Scene A n One of reeknge. Roth MeClure and Peterson ha ve been in the employ of the company for years and have a ciean record, and the officials this morning said that no blame rests on the crew. The crossing watchman in the shanty evidently was not aware of tho ap-
turned over to Harry Pettit and Harry Starr for use in his battle lea vine only ?5,00"0 of the national committee's money to be used for the benefit of the national tick. Four or five days later a check for $75,000 came and then, indeed, the neighborhood of the state committee became the most cheerful place in Indiana. I AM, SI 25,000. "Assurances were made doubly sure about three days later1 by the receipt of another idle., k for $25. "'' from the national committee making in all $125.P!0 which came into Indiana for use in the last twenty days of the campaign. This was all the money that could be honestly used and there was no necessity for tiny more. The day after the election Reveridge went to Harry Starr and thanked him effusively for the magnificent woi k he had done in securing a Republican legislature and insuring the re-election of Hey. ridge. "He told Starr that he was under la-rat cbl iga t ions to him but he wanted him to understand that when lie had
Mhreatened to take the legislative fight
into his own hands lie was not buffing and asked Starr to visit him at his office the next da y as lie had some documents he wanted to shew him that would prove what he said. Mr. Starr visited him the nt day and as soon as lie was seated in I '.everidge's office Ihe senator puihhl out a drawer and took out a number of checks aggregating a good many thousands of dollars which he toll him he had had In case it. had become necessary for him to finance his own campaign but he was glad to say that tinder the circumstances he would h able to return the cheeks to the people who had sent them."
iSS ETHEL SiTH D01NGVERY NICELY Report Printed in Gary Paper is Contradicted by Relatives.
Mike Glosko started in to clean
e South Shore depot in East Chicago
yesterday, taking a punch at a police officer and finally demolishing the glass in a plate glass door. Mike who seemed to have been drinking, was hanging about the waiting room, addressing; all the good looking girls wlii entf red the place. He failed to meet with the responses he was looking for however, and some one reported him to Officer Shields. Officer Shields sugi-rested to Mike that he move on. Instead, Mike pulled his dinner bucket and aimed a blow at the officer's head. He failed in this however, but he sueeeded in knocking the
bucket through the door before he
uld be led away, protesting at every
step. At the station ne was mosi aousive but quieted down after a bit.
report for the third quirter. Estimates as to earnings for the third quarter continue around $30,000,000. and for the last quarter in excess of $35,000,000. Hy the first of next year .4 11 low-priced contracts will have ru in eliminated, and it is believed that in the first three months of next year Cnited States Steel will earn in excess r.f $40,000,000, which is at the rate of $lfiO,O00.0o0 a year. The high water mark in earnings for the Steel Corporation was in the year 1907, when profits somewhat below $101,000,000 were reported.
MAY BE AT HAMMOND. Dan Malloy, the Gary contractor, this morning reported to the Garypolice that his motorcycle had been stolen. A little while later Charles MeCully reported that his "llea-bitun old grey mare" was gone. The H.imond police -notified the Gary department that they had apprehended a colored man driving such a horse and that in tho bottom of his wagon, beneath some hay, was a motorcycle The negro escaped. It is believed that this Is the missing Gary property.
STEALS GARY WHEEL AND CHICAGO HORSE
With a horse and wagon, stolen from
J. Young, 3337 Park avenue, ( lncago
and a motorcycle from Dan Mciioy of Gary, a bold colored thief made his g"l
away in Hammond iUesuay isigm.
when leaving the stolen wagon, horse and motorcycle in an alley, he slipped away into the darkness. Th stolen property was returned to their owners. Although the police suspicioned the negro of being a thief, his story mislead them for a short time, which gave him an opportunity to Blip away. A thorough search was made but the police were unable to find any trace of him.
POLICE CHIEF SAYS CITY IS TIGHT AS DRUM
ICenttnoed from Pare L
ing closed until Hammond city a license. It Is some disorderly
they can get the West council to grant th.111 reported that there are flats in West Hammond
STEEL PROSPECTS ARE GOOD
A Knit held a ct b
meeting r.f the directors d States Steel Corporation in New York City, Oct. 29, n on dividends and pass
of th will be to take fm the
but the police are watching- them carefully. Chief of Police John Okraj is going to keep everything closed. He lias made up his mind not to comprnmN-) with the dive keepers. He knows that the reform element will get his job if he does and any way he intends to do his sworn duty and enforce- the law. Okraj said: "Everything is closed as tight as a drum and this is no joke. You can come over and see for yourself. And we are going to keep it that way. We had nothing lut trouble when the dives art' running and we do not pnaposo to give those fellows a chance to prefer any more bribery charges against us. The best way to avoid tho suspicion of crookedness is to keep the dives from running. Just as soon as they start the public has a light, to think that you are getting something or you would not tolerate it."
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