Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 135, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1912 — Page 7

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Tl!P-lnv, nv, 5, 1912.

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NOTICE TO TIMES HEADERS. NOTICE TO Ai.A'KltriSER5.

Readers of the folium Ins advertise-! rient3 who rrlsh to coinmi-nlcale with; advertisers venose ldtt it nut re- ; Vealed. thould follow ibo instructions j to address them by the Riven, j Requests at thin oftica to i-jvesi the ! Identity of anonyir.uiu idvfrt'.iwri t not, 1n Justice to the tlsriuarj. r? an- j iwerad. V.mpty toi.ow -.to-.: .-acCo-iv ;

FOR RENT. FOrt RENT fi-rcom cot tag.-. Walt ham near Harrison park; $14 Apply 5,54 So. Hohmait at. (upper Hat). II. un-rrond.

FOR RENT Cal umet avf., truck or pouiwy farm. 11 1 f i : V.

5 acre Ideal ilzer, phone

NOTICE FOR KKNKWAI, oF LIQUOR

AMic-o is hereby .uivrii to the 7.PD3 of llaniiiu.'iiil, .N'uriii Town Lake County, Inillana, and to the zone of the eighth ward of said

. ml !-'!,

eiti-i-hip, citi-City,

As Tir as It Is poi-iit le li that all cifeslfied ads bI.ot.x-. w.th-i

oiatlod or sen: to the ..fee o. "Ill not be responsible 'ur f taken cvr the telephone. Replies to following nds office. Advertisers picas them:

01 tH

visei

Ft' iR ta m d rcss

rent six ; all mod' H J C. Tiui

room furnished eotrn ; south side. Ad-t-s. Hammond 5-2

that the undo

ert, la a male inh of said City, Tmv State, and over tli years; that he has of Indiana for nioi

The Times

;urj In ad j i

call tor

(TOR RENT X-room fL,t

i eiices ; on si. : llo. ..s from Hoh-nan st. rrilli'll's shore soia-. IP

; modern cotis '.bley st.. 1 '2 -Vpp'.y A. Hdii nimori.i. 5 -3

B K 11 HZ W.

32. U P. HELP. WANT El A mbi Uous ini'ti for real cstate business; no experience ; lush profit. Ad. tress H. Krauze & Co., 07 i;argml!t Ridg.. Chicago.

Fi H suit, beds, new . town.

RENT Two conne. ilde for two; on,- lar iill t.ew lii'.'.ilini;.

near die Ik si restaurants Ss State St.. Hammond.

ting rooms: ','e room, two ov ry t hing

in .

! FOR liKNT-Tn-n j rooms for 1 i pr t t i and v.-;: 1 1 r . eon -. i Clinton st . 1 lanmi.

f urn i shod h I 'US.rdv.'.pi ng ii.-ntly loeat nd.

cut 9

WANT'".!") A first class lvnod working. machine hand. H. F. Krlebaeh. Ir.di-1 ana avc, Hammond. WANTED Hi'elligent hoy. Apply ' Mori'! ay evening or Wednesday morninn to Mr. Green, I.ion storu. Hammoti'. i

FfR St..

LH -Coo Harainond.

St (.

A p..

1 ot y

ut'od, I.ouis W. Stoinihiildtant and resident

iship. County and . ae of twenty-one r sided In th'j State i- than one year last

past, and In tin: City of Hammond, North Township. l.,ake County, Indiana, for more than six. months prior to the date of tiiis notiee; that he is a quall-ti'-d voter of said City, County and State, and Is a man of K,ud moral character, and a lit person to be entrust! d with the sale of intoxicating

and that he is a citizen of the St sites of A m ica. he will apply to the County

of Commissioners of like Indiana, at tin- IfoMii ior, 1;U2,

thereof, the s.nne !. inn the Jtid

of I comber, l!i 12, and will then there do my pet i' ion asking for iv:it of retail liquor license for the ore of retailing malt. spiritous

liquors in less quan-

2-3 ft. l"ts !2 and 122, f. Z-S 11. let t4 and .laff'O.l and TriinUle's

iJ:ovt. jpl.l. Kni, lea; rii t ntiiiu to C ril F. t'. 1 'a -ne i, los 7. i-, blk 2. lU.klo.fis ;i,id. same as last deed to Alfred Shelby 1 WHITlNi;. Rot Z, Charles Renk'-s add. Mi

chael Nutini to Mary Tomko...

lot IV, blk 1. 1 mvidson's aid. Rizieri Nutini to MiNut i n i

XKW C11JOAUU. bik i. .'ird iuld. New Chili. K. Ai 1. l"o. to Micna.l

I'nd : HI v, cha.

Lot IS.

Fry Li.lWF.LR. Lot 7. blk 3, I'v.yrr's add. .lames i'Hikortun to Amelia Falk 1 N 1 ) I A N A 11 A i i 1 io R Lot 1 T. , blk C3. Ka.imer (.:. Wisztart to Adam KiK"'iiz , ;!;. RT. ld 14. blk U. 'it o. a.- M m. Ra lie's 2nd aild. Ilenrt,,' Larle to Mary L. f'arks

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Al.

pood b. Rurn h., m.

it:. Rl.

cheap ; C .Veel,

liquors, Fnited

That

F.oard Cou n ty.

term day ,

a tid roit purr

and vin titles th:i spiriteps ; quantities i ilii the

ADVERTISED MAIL

foil

ow ;

n tivi Kal iiid vinous

than ti i missio

ons at ;i

liquors in ti all ons at a 'or the tame

time less time to be

ins letters remain the Hammond, ind..

n-. c k endinc Nov. 4. i''i2:

hael Rurke. Cal.in Cal.i-

('.'iilhett, liriiliv t Mia iuiutn, is K. Carnet. I iiieerat. Mrs. n,hue. Miss Mrfbel Flob.-ck.

n. .1. H. IIia-u-1:.:-.. H. K. T' Kciiii. Miss elordie Mrs. liern.u-d K11T. M. Miss Marie Landis, llr-

MCN AN I i WOMEN WANTED For po '!! men t positions. $80 month. Thousands of iippointe.ents eomintt. Write for list of positions open. Frunklin Institute, iHstW 22, Jiochester, N. Y.

1"(R SAl.1-1 Mivhifrnn apples; fine assorinient. diff.-reiH va ri(-.i es ; will be dd s.i that eerybody can buy them. Also some A No. 1 elder. Louis Seheer, 1S2 State Ft.. Haniinond. l'lione 740.

WANTF.DinR. Fr

Rubbers for ink S, Betz &

wood finishCo. 10-26 tf

EEM-aTE HELP. WAXTKH-A irl for general hou: work, to ko home nights. Apply StTite st.. Hammond. Rhone SoP.'R.

I FOR SALE :-y.-ar i purpose horse; v. J price $150. Spui Tie

Ind.

'.d pood general 1 l,2,"f' pounds; Rios., Whitinu,

pi eini:--. s. and which I in the following de-to-vit; or float room of the buildinu. situated on n addition to the City d km-wii as Nos. f,14-

Hohman street, in said City.

LuUlS W. ST KIN ERT. notice to non-r evident.

d i' unk upon thc a in now usi tik scribed premises Th ground tl lwo-5tory briek lot "2. I'oiumbi.i of Hanimoial, ;i i

5 1 S Sou l a

i a

;e95

FOR SALE Entire house ture Wednesday, Nov. i;, and 4 i. m. S2 bouttias st.

lold furnibetween 1 Ham mond.

SrATo OF NTV. IN" THi: ' RT. Room N'

RM. 11' 12. li:e !N o SHERRi ACTION To

INI ;ana, LAKE Ki: SIT-ERIOR ). 1. S ERT I'M R ER i. Si I ERRi.iN VS. ON. CAUSE NO.

DIVORCE.

! Th.

! called for

, ol lb

; Mrs. Mi ' wel i. i lu ; Mrs. Janii

C. W. 1 i

i i , e rrre I i a ree j Johnson. M r s. j K a nil ri en 2 ) . ! K i morowsk i.

i nst Llmlzvish. Tyulvdy I-hi-lm 1, Wm. i La-h, Mr. M c i"a r:a nd. F. A. Montri. F , 1 . Mor-iin. .iiss Oi ie MeCool, Colon- ; rriers .Mi el. -re. Mrs. W. M. McMeni. s, j M rs. Adam Navarro, ,lams IV11, Auj trust Hossfiw, Herman Santo 4). M rs. ' Roliert Siiekie, Martuska Skerenova, Fred Sli.--h.-r. Feipyeor Toeyujuor, I M rs. Celherine Trac y, Mrs. J. W i Tracy i2). Michael Xuhreth. Miss Louise YoK-nt. Oodfred A'alkoska. Miss jJIenri.-ttiJ I'jiin.r, tli'ft. V. Winter M. I li., Mrs. Daniel Whitmore. Fred Way, i Frank W'etherby, M.r. Worront. i F. Ti SCH A A F. P. M.

; Mi ihs, J 1 f ; 12" . li'e:';2ui) its

1 "' ion lbs. i 2 "c i 1 4c. I j J'otatoes South Dakota. 1m. 40'. , t F.-'c: Mino., to. bti. 4 e2e: Wisconsin,. bu 4S'e,roc; sweet. Jer.Moy. brl, $3,755' ; - a si ,25 i - i Dap flews In Gary i .

1.425 j I . M, f. . MITES. j - Co- a- early and stay lato at the Y. M. 1 I C. A. fuiiria. The cronmitl.-e has arj ranged for a rui'.njj Kood lime for evi eiy ir.i'ntlK-r and hi-i friends. : T!i. nisi ri ii'.-. iis will be received as 150 ' early as eirlit o'clock. There will be no j end of amusement from thai time on. I It's the ne nibcr's loss if lie does not 25 : ,.,.. .

j If you are ! of lie- idct-rh l.uuo ;.u:r,. ,

niOF 'i .mplft ; city.

Through t lie courtesy 2,0 aria. ieao iits we;--' mad

I ii i tr .o' i i

J J rid iauapii is. Sj

i iv.-n to the o

i un- j sri's--intial di

post- i -oi .-.an fin

' eandidii te yii:i 1 ' ('. A. Non-pur I i tpon to niei.ili.

dtl

R.d.

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spent Mr.

interested in the outcome oi of ihe county candidate, T. M. C. A. toriitrht. The

ity returns in the

of The Times today to se

ction returns from

I'i-ial attention win be suit of the Tenth con-

!rict returns.

nt vour iioad off for any

ike tonifriit at. the Y. M. risan and Tion -sectarian, -rs a to. I their friends.

and Knox

v f h. rnh-i ui of Rulimaii

Suniiay here visit irijr his parent:

and Mrs. S. hurr.ham, Mrs. J. W. M.-Conahpy nf Pullman visited here on Sunday afternoon. Andy Sacco purchased the house recently built by William N,.el. on park avenue, j-ind has moved into same. Mr. and Mrs. Imie Cohh of Hammond spent Sunday here visiting: friends and relatives. Mr. Kelly of Roseland spent yesterday here on important business. W. D. Jimnings and F. Mayford were

I out-oi-iown business visitor on Satur

day evening. Mrs. F. Rierott of Tark avenue spent Saturday mornirre: in Hammond shopping. Mrs. W. H. Smith of Tark avenu Is reported ill at tljis writing-. Miss Mary dabraskv of Center avenue was an out-of-town visitor on Saturday evenintr. Miss Rose Floreak of Center avenue entertained friends from South Chicago on Sunday. Mrs. O. J. Kiersey and son, Edwin, of Center avenue spent Sunday in Robertsdale, visiting- her daughter, Mrs. William Wall.

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Vu-Jl: 'F.LI i. TbVS. 1

r.m R i lill'Vll 1 ant ho F. C: U "l. lean 1 licet i

k . C

vs. He ii- . Appel-

OUT

Lairy. .1.. Poach and J.. concurs Prim eton

al. Kilos J. Wilbur C

re; : t . - . l

Morva 1 lollci.

1H. in l!ie Coal

VCTION. Works comnetic Gold

ill C. C. Af- :. J., Adams, 3 J., concul.

ult.

Mining com-

i f

C. C.

Affirmed. Ad-

Hoiik vs. Citizens'

p. my M ir.ii, f.rn-cd. 1. J., Myers,

S15M. pany et arris. 1. 7713.

Nalional Rank of Crawfordsvilie. Monljroim ry C. C. Affirmed. Ibach, J. 7fi4S. Federal Life Insurance company vs. Ellen P. LillibridKe. Delaware C. C. Appellant's petition for rehearing is overruled. 7fi27. Dolly M. Parker, administratrix, vs. Chicago. Indianapolis & Louisville Railway Company. Monroe C. C. Appellee's petition for rehearing is

overruled. 8211. Virgil E. liouser et al. vs. Geo.

! W. Laughlin et al. Marion S. C. Ap

pellee's motion to dismiss appeal la overruled.

MISSING GIRL

IS FOUND

ik. i;

the ;

years old.

ary police

in her home a I 5 Sine lay night, went to call on a

Susan We reported In missing fro son street, found. Siie

hr father stated, and stayed a little bit longer than usual. Her continued absence caused alarm.

who was as being 49 Jefferhas been neighbor.

KAY & GRAIN MARKET.

WANTED Girl must lie :. gr. . dren ; t;ood wa; W. P. MacNabb. Gary til 7.

for general housework;

aide to two small chil-

;es; no washing

t;22 Jackson et. 'Phone B-3t

HIGHLANDS Mrs. L. Joiee went to Hammond

business yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. E. Krooswyck were visiting Mr. and Mrs. M. Melcher Sunday afternoon , Masters A. and Tony Grimmer attended the Hammond church Sunday.

COAL GAS MAY CAUSE DEATHS Elderly Laporte Couple Discovered Unconscious.

WANTED elea ning WA NTED washing st. Hi.ir.m-

A woman Phone StP

for 'L3.

washing and

-Woman and iron nd. Pi,

to imr. one. 12

take .! 1 V.'.

home Sibiey

FOR SALE 9-room modern house, on 50-foot lot, on Michigan eve.; 7-foot basement under whole house, extra large hot water heating plant, large

on front send side, laundry tubs

Now oil I.

AXrrEI) AVoinan to do

Juuiil sowing in tniloi shop. 1

ati'an r:!a)iro, -iu).! ( ciar, st.. Indiana Harbor. !

porch

and la I bath SOU!-- i shu de

J 1,(1110

box .11

ndry hot water heater, has gas, 0 . i.M-tr c lights, with liand.isiiui tir.tur.'s, ni.-e lawn and

i-iiue fruit. Price J.I. 750;

plaint h vit of that th. is r.ft i Ran:-. S-.id i

ones the plaintiff by I. Morney, and libs her l-ein, toirether with an

rnmpctrnt person, defendant. John O. r si dent, of t he Sta t

Leon

showing Shorron, c of In-

tree-

to S1.5HH to suit j S, Hanin

i-asii, balan li i ha si-r, A end. Ind.

on rcss

long

th.--1

4-0 di

r ttl

WANT El !9 Statt

-A St.,

iish washer H i i n in on i

('In

Suey, 4-2

taura n t.

-A 90

wait reps. State f .

We Cater resHa n nioiid.

WANTED Girl In f a m ! 1 y of competent girl; Apply after 7 p H.i m mond.

for general housework ; three; good wages to i references required. . m., at 49 Detroit "St.. 4-3

FOR SALE- Faficy winter apples Any one wanting apples by the. barrel call up 11. C. Zoll, phone 12 'R. or H. M. Hutson. ;44J 4-2 FOR SALE $3ii. new imported chinchilla coat, da'-k brown, hasn't been worn, price $15. .1-1 Slate St. (rear llat, Hammond.

ca i A.

! i.

!' I t h

fend; t i ) e :hc s x t t ;s h. - rein ; he

2. the - next end' I.

Dec. May July .1 ec. Miiy J uly 1 ec. M a y July

ii or

1 n

i .

FOR SALE -Empty tobacco bos-s. Frank Thomer,, 1'Jl State. St., Hammond. 4-2

WAX KirU

n:i) over 1 1

TYVOllt V-tive ' F( R FARE 300 bushels fancy Ralde I win apples; will keep all winter; PT.

H'1" ",l 1 11 .'till'! Ol twC rpr,tH ner hushed H I llnl7 17 sitafi.

tO learil t Operate power hlne st, Hammond. Tel. 689. ltf sewing machines; good wag-' TuK-ct,. if taken at nce. 3 OS fli(l t( OXnvrieiKHMl lioln! lots - blorks from SclilsslnKr mill

1. if'.

beginners paid while learning. Goshen Shirt Mfg. Co., 105 Condit s-t., Ilammond.

Ri!2. Si;. 1-1 i, i.-t 5'!' terminer! in li's 1 n Wit cess V mv barel and

I'l'iirl, it Ha in mond,

1 e-roher. A. I . 1012. ERNEST L. SH

nt Is therefore hereby p.-nd'-nes of siid action

line will stand for trial! rm of said Court, and H'i

app-iir and answer orjtnents

al the caRimr of said l'tli day of December.

e sa rue I.. Ing tiie 31st. 2 and

arm ot s..ift Court to i iriur'ri Id in Room No. 1, in prairi. irt Ru-;iii!rig, at Hm- H 16. 5

'..nty and State, on the of November A. D. will be heard and deabsence. hereof. T "hereunto set affix the seal of said

this 22nd day of

Open High Low Close j wheat, iti' !' -v M wheat. r. URS f4 S, y4" I wheat. ! tt' S.." 91 i corn... a"', S7 50 5iw corn... f. ii r.n- 4 9' 4:,4! corn ... 51 51 50 f.n '.4 j oats. . . SI :V SI 31 31 ' ' oats... 3 33 32 33 j oats. . . 23 33 S, 32 -V 32 j i Receipts. 1.4S5 tons; ship-

D'2 puis.

market n u : . t ; d -t i mm h , S 1 Mn 1 5

offerings large and mami only fair. Choice ; No. 1, $1ra 17; Nos.

m nd

J mixed, i H'f; 12. - ( 'hoi ce. lima,

Nos and

$13 Si 14: Kansas

$1fi1i Hi 5n; : Minnesota, a I ri e. Choice.

3 and 2 ; dOahomn o. R $15 i Nebraska r 1 5 'a 16: '

iRTR 'lerk

rE, S.

Ry l.

h.-rl.-s W. I ii-puty

( 'b rk.

site. C

Phone

H Schot. e37L3.

Id, Hammond.

Ind. 31-6

WAXTED-

salesladies in our

dept. Lion mond. Apply gren.

FOR SALE OR RENT S-room house with bath and electric light and gas.

' ' In same block with postoffice. Apply eXpOrioiK'ed 2es Plummer a", e. Phone 6S4 10-25 tf

grocery

Store, Hamto Dave Lov-

j FOR SALE j first-class ty. Address

Good welding business; ipportunity for right par-

H- Time:

Hammond. Inl. 10-23 6t

Dak.

No. 1. $ 1 3 ft. 1 4. lll'iK-is, Indiana and Wisconsin feeding prairie $$.5'& 9.50. Racking $7r K. Straw- Re. $S.5Ts 9.50;- oat, $7 7.5Ci; wheat. $C li S.Clh

CHICAGO OIL MARKET.

FOR RF."T.

FOR RENT 20 acres

house and b::rn; 2 1 Hammond, mile east

i FOR SAL?: First class saloon. Inquire

J. T. Smith, 100 State st.. Hammond.

of garden land; miie-i south of

of Sharpshoot

ers' park. Phil 1272V3 Hammond.

McLaughlin

Phono 4-2

FOR RENT Steam heated, niceiv fur

nished room; block west of Hon- lloOl".

man st. 94 State st., Hammond.

Foil RENTave.. East

-Hrlck flat. Chicago.

FOR RENT Six-room flat. 1209 Pearl niOUd. street, Robertsdale ; 2nd flat; within

H block of street car line. Phone 89J Whiting. 8tf

FOR SALEIn Ilomewood, 854 South Hohman st., apartment residence; seven rooms and bath on eaeh

Separate heating

plants. Location most ideal

4434 Magoun in Hammond. Easy terms.

4-a v--.o. at ii i? T n ecu

ippiy j-ix. xx xw, i uucb, xtain-; , ,ctl

FOR RENT One 6-room house; modern; 17J6-136th st. One 7-room house, modern. 1708-135th St., Indiana Harbor. Apply Saric & Dupes Co., Indiana Harbor. FOR RENT Two furnished rooms; modern improvements; with board; home cooking. 2i7 Truman ave., Hammond. 1-3

SITE ATIOXS WANTED. SITUATION WANTED German girl with experience and best references wants position in a small family as second maid. Address R. M., ,800 Broadway, Gary, Ind. 6-6

FOR RENT Four rooms furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 423.

FOR RENT Modern cottage; all conveniences. 584 Wilcox st. Apply 111 Douglas st., Hammond. 1-S

FOR REST Well furnished front rooms, steam heat, modern conveniences; one block from business district. 47 Sibly. 10-25 tf

BO AJRD AND ROOM. WANTED By young man. room and board in privite family; Catholic preferred; within mile cf Lion store. S C J, Times, Hammond.

NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. HE STATE OR INDIANA, RAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. 2. SEPTEMRER TERM.. 1912. ANNIE PLENZ VS. LA J' iS PLENZ. CAUSE NO. 9G97. ACT!' 'N To Di V 'RCE. Now comes the plaintiff by Charles

Ma on ah. attorney, arid files her

oomph' int herein, toeeth. r with an affidavit f a compete nt person, showing thai the def.-nd.int, Lajns Plenz, is not a resident of 'lie State of Indiana. Si. id defendant Is therefore herebv rioti'ied (if the pendency of said action and that the same will stand for trial at the next term of said Court, and that unless he appear and answer or d-mur th'rtin. at the railing of said cause, on the Ifith day of December, A. 1 1. 1912, the same h. ing the 31st day of th next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room No. 2, in the Superior Court Ruiiditig, at Ham

mond, In sail' i ounty and state, on j

the second Monday of November, A. D. 1912, said action will fc heard and determined in his absence. In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the sal of said

t. at Hammond, this 21st day of

ictober. A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. Clerk L. S. C. Ry Charles W. Ames. Deputy Clerk,

Chiorgo Linseed 3c low s:?le prices for carbon and were as follows: Standard test. 19'4e: perfection, 1. 0 ' light. 175 test. 12c: eoeon-. 1

lins t u rp

line, raw 5 3c;

7 1 4 c ; w t a t i ons ca go.

1 e;

.- d. rn ti n.

h i lie silicic . -ii'-o:

u a s. d i n e. hrls. 5 2c summer 1

ii ap

r black ,ly to U

oi i. 1 1

Sc. 'IS

r. Wholeother oils white, ISO so: head2c; gaso-

21 'jc: boiled, ok oil.

q u o -Chi-

EAST GARY. Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Peterson entertained the following at their home Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. G. Retorson and family of Chi. ago and Miss Ida Peterson of Gary. 3. Cra.lit lias returned to East Gary after spending a few weeks with relatives at oilier, he came ba'k here to vote. The following were guests Sunday at the home of Air. and Mrs. F. R. Olson at which time their twin daURhttis were christened. Rev. Lindabl of Hohart officiating: Mr. and Mrs. August Olson and daughter Laura, Mr. and Mrs. Cra el Olson and children of Miller; Mr. and Mrs. Emil Nelson if Hegewisch; Miss Ellen Carlson of Chicago; Rev. and Mis. G. Rundahl of Hohart and Mrs. S. '.ink of (Jar v.

Friends here have received announce

ments of the marriage of Mr. F. F. Ehriiig. r and Miss Margaret Wagner both of Michigan Citj- on Saturday, November 9. Mr. Khrinprr who is an engineer for the Michiuan Central worked h. re for several months a f c years ago, as engineer on their switch engine which was stationed here at that time and while here wen many friends who Join in wishing him a lonjs and happy married life. Mr. and Mrs. George Tree have moved into the Marguardt apartments.

Laporte, Ind., Nov. 5. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sampson, an elderly couple of

Mrs. tn's cIt. are Jj'ng at the point of

death as the result of asphyxiation from coal gas. Mr. Sampson's body was found lying near the stove, which he had endeavored to reach in a futile attempt to provide relief, while his wife, givin gevidence of frantic struggles, was found unconscious la an adJoining room. Both were unconscious. Neighbors forced an entrance to the house at the noon hour, aftor seeing no evidences of Ufa about the place.

FIREMAN KILLED IN COLLISION

These f. o. b.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

WANTED TO RENT. WANTED A room for one young man with respectable private family; heat and bath preferred. Address M M Times, Hammond. 2-3

WANTED Three or four rurnished rooms for light housekeeping In Calumet or Indiana Harbor. Address M W, Times, Hammond. 30-6

FOR RENT Two furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 1S8 Plummer ave., Hammond. 28tf

FOR RE NTroom, on mond.

-12-room r3 9 State

flat, with Line St.,

bath-Ham-2-6

FOR RENT Lower fiat. 5 rooms, bath and pantry. Apply afternoons 212 Michigan ave., Hammond. FOR RENT Two rooms for light housekeeping; bath, hot and cold water. Phone P55M. 912 Erie St.. Hammond. 6-2

LOST AND FOUND. LOST A part of watch fob, emblematic charm Masonic and I. O. O. F. Please return to W. H. Olds, 4320 Baring ave.. East Chicago, and receive reward. Phone 62SW.

CattleChoice to prime steers. S9 .90 ft ll.uO. m. dium to good steers, $t;.S5'Si 9.25; inftrior to fat steers, $.5U?i .6; fat cows and heifers, $4.75$ S.l5: dinners and cutters- $2.65'( 4 35; native bull-, and stags. $3. s 5 'l.i 7.35 . feeding cattle. . KOO'o l.l'OO lbs. $ 4. 00 'n 7.60 : fair to fancy veal calves, $ 9.5 'n 1 0. 50 : heavy calves. t'..i..; milkers and sprinirers, per head. JBS-liOTt 9". 00. Hogs Bulk of sabs. $7.S0iS.10; heavy botchers, $7.95 ' S.25 ; - light

butchers, $7 s.5fa 8.15; light bacon, $7.80 !

fiS.10; light light. $7.2517.70. heavy shipping. $7.95 20; heavy packing. $ 7. 60 Si 70 : mixed packing, $7.65fa 7.S7V Sheep Lpmbs. good to choice, $7.00 ti 7.35; lambs, fair to good, $6 65117.00:

lambs, common to fair, $6.00 H 6.65 ; lambs. feeders. $5. 5a Hi 6.60 ; lambs, culls, $4 'hOi 5.75: yearlings. fair to best light, $.!'& 5.S5; yearlings, fair to best heavy, $4.75 0i 5.60.

Mr. nd Mrs. Strobe and Miss Helga Siiberg of Chicle;-! spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gustav Korthaus. Anothe-r club for y.ung men has been organized under the name of the Polish Friendship club, with headquarters at 13269 Erie avenue, second flat. St Cecilia's choir of St. Florlan's chtirch will hold a harvest dance Sunday. Nov. 24. at Ginalski's hall. M. C Zacharias spent Saturday and Sunday at Detroit Mich. Miss Minnie Rossow of Chicago spent a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. Korthaus. Miss Helen Zacharias was in Hammond yesterday on business. Miss Florence Detri.k spent Sunday

i ! with relatives in Chioasrn Heights. j Mr. and Mrs. P. Guthriuge and chilidren spent last evening with Mrs. Wni.

Gal bridge of Chicago. Mike pryor spent Inst evening in Chi-

Freight and Passenger on Wabash in Crash. Fort Wayne, nd., Nov. 6. Fireman Henry C. Merder was instantly killed and Engineer Henry Hinkle probably fatally hurt early today in a collision on the Letroit-Chlcago division of the Wabash near Topeka, Ind. The victims reside at Montpelier, Ohio. The trains were a westbound passenger and a-n eastbound freight. Both engines

and a baggage car rolled down an eighteen-foot embankment Two passengers were slightly hurt.

EAST CHICAGO The second of the series of entertainments given by the Glazier Lyceum bureau, under the auspices of the Methodist Sunday school, will take place

Monday night, Nov. 11. James R. Bark-

ley, cartoonist and clay modeler, will be the attraction. Miss Matilda Markle, who has been absent for some time in Clay City, owing to the ieath of her mtoher, has returned, and yesterday she resumed her work at the McKlnley school. Mrs. Philip Reese, after five weeks' visit with relatives in Pittsburg, returned last night to East Chicago. She was met at Hammond by Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Jones. E. N. Canine will leave tonight for Indianapolis to attend a meeting of town .nd city superintendents of the state of Indiana. En route he will atop off at Fort Wayne an Bluffton. At the former place he will spend tomorrow visiting the schools of the city and at Bluffton he will attend a meeting of the North Central Superintendents" ctnb. The state organisation will be In ses

sion from Thursday evening until Sat

urday. The library board wfll meet Tnareday evening Instead of tonlgnt, the meeting having been postponed on account of the election. Mrs. E. T. Davis was Id th city yen terday to shop. Officer O'Connell of the East CMcago police force reports having lonnd a black stray cow. Owner may call him up by 'phone No. 16.

FOR RENT Three or four convenient - furnished rooms for light housefeaeplsg iU, &0& Sibley st. Xiajxunond,

BOARDERS WANTED. WANTED Boarders; rooms and board $5.50 a week; electric light, furnace heat and bath. Tel. 1002L1. 810 Alice ave., Hammond.

jVPSCELLANEOUSPHONE 771 FOR BEST CLEANING and pressing. Young Men's Tailors, 151 6 lata et Hammond,

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GARY. Lot 40, blk 101. Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub. Gary Land Co. to Nora J. Crago $ 725 Same as last deed, Nora J. Crago to Don F. Van Liew 1 Lot 8, blk 27. Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub, Arbie E. Wilkinson to Harry Call 1 Same as last deed. Harry Call to Arbie E. Wilkinson 1 I,ots 30 and 31, blk 73, Gary Land Co.'s 1st sub. Gary Tand Co. to George P. Guffin 1,100

Lots 15 to 17. blk 7. Schug Park j So. Broadway add, Charles C. Schug to Michael Mares...... 1 Lot 27, blk 6, KeRy-Semmes Rlvd Heights add, Gary Heights Realty Co. to Chantley A. Stuber 1 Lot 46, blk 1. Caldwell's 9th add. William C. Caldwell to William L. Cole 350

Lot 11, F. C. Hall s add, Mary W. Clarke to ,T. Frank Dillon J Und. i2 lots 1 to 4. blk 1, Wayne add. Edwin A. Warfiehi to Adolph Hulman 1 Lots 37 and 3S, bik 5, Lincoln Park sub, U. S. Land Co. to Nikola Radovinac 400 HAMMOND. Lots 12 to 20. E lot 11 and E !- lot 21, blk 3. North Side add, Chicago Lounge Co. to Mark C. Rasmussen 1

' Lot S3, trik LN ij NE ft 4-36-9.

Englewood spent here. iidren of Chicago Superior avenue

PRODUCE MARKET. Butt.r Extra creamery, 31c; firsts, 2Sc; seconds, 27c. dairies, 24&29c; packing stock, 15??. 23c; process, 26 27c. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 12 16c; geese. 11 12 Vic; ducks, 13'sl4c; fowls. llif 12c; roosters, 9Vs &10c; springs, 12 l !fi 13c. Eggs Firsts. 25c; ordinary firsts, 22c; dirties, 19c: checks. loVfcc. Beans I'ea, hand picked. $2.70fi 2 90; brown Swedish. $1,501 2 00; Lima. 100 lbs, $6 50; red kidney, 2.26$ 2.45. Green fruits Grapes, baskets, S lbs, 12iil7c; perntmmons. cases. 12 qts, 60

4t 76c; cranberries. hrls. 3 6. 00 fg 7.00 ; ! apples, brls. $2,004 4.0f; boxes, $1.0041 !

3.00; pears, hrls, 3.0'R. 3.0; quinces,' $3.00?j 3.60. Vegetables Celery, crate. Mich., 25 St 75c; beets, 100 bunches, $1.00; sacks, trimmed, 35(j40c; Brussels sprouts, qt, 12li'!15c; cabbage. bris, 75cfg$1.0u, ton, $7; green onions, six bunches, 6c; spinach, tub, 50citr$1.00; squash, doz, SOcft $1.00: cucumbers, boxes. 2 doz, '$1.25&1.75; eggplant, cases. Fla., $2.50 413.00; turnips, sacks, washed, 60(9 75c; watercress, brls. S1.75& 2 ,Oo: peppers, cases. $1.75fc2.S0; radishes, 100 bunch-' es. $1 GO $1-1.25; cauliflower, case, EOCa $1; pumpkins, doz, aoo'.i $1. On; onions, sacks, 6568 lbs, 505 75c; string beans, green, hamper, 75Ca$1.00; wax.

hamper, 75c4i10u; tomatoeis, box, home grown, SL50; lettuce, leaf, box, SQ lOe; head, hamper. 75c i& $1.00; parsley, doz bunches, 10c: Lima beans, case, 24 qts, $4.25(5 4.60; carrots, 100 bunches, $1.25; sacks, washed, 40c; turnips, 60c. Veal palve 60 frO lbs, 10!llc; ed

.ago. Mrs. Sam Louisa of Sunday with relatives Mrs. Gawlik and eh visited Mrs. Goril of

Sunday. Messrs. Grundrnan and Sippel were in East Chicago yesterday on business. The following attended the dedication of the Polish Roman Catholic Union building at Chicago Sunday. Mrs. Walengn, Mrs. Binkowski. Mrs. Gawlik, Mrs. Kohanskl, Mrs. Rerger and Mrs. Noga of Burnham. Messrs. Daughaday and Doe, who have rented Keiffer's building for a saloon, will probably have their grand opening Saturday. The city is paving the block between 137th and 13Sth streets. Dr. Oder has sold his property to a physician from Chicago and will shortly leave town.

NEED 3,000 CARS FOR POTATOES Northwestern States Fear Damage From Freezing. P.ailroads began responding yesterday to the interstate commerce commission's demand that something be done to avert a serious threatened car shortage. Northwestern lines reported difficulty in getting refrigerator cars to handle the potato crop and declared that their cars were returned to them very slowly. The shortage of cars on the different

railroad lines In Minnesota and North

and South Dakota may result seriously to the bumper potato crop, which must be removed before freezing weather sets in, accordlg to members of the state railroad agid warehouse commission, who hold a conference in Washington yesterday with representative of the different roads. "There are 3,000 cars of potatoes ready for the market," said Charles ElmQuist, member of the board.

INDIANA H ARB OIL The Commercial elnb of Indiana Harbor and East Chicago will receive the election returns over a special wire this evening. The club will keep open house and a light luncheon will be served. The next regular meeting of the Commercial club of Indiana Harbor and East Chicago will take plaoe tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock. A full attendance is requested. The Illinois Glee club will furnish the first entertainment of a series planned for the winter by the Christian church. It will be held at the Christian church Thursday evening. The Glee club comes highly recommended, the entertainment to be given by the organization, being a feature of last year's course by the Whiting high school, of which it was one of the most popular numbers The moving pictures of Indiana Harbor, taken by Columbus Ilehan of Chicago, will be shown tomorrow night at the Gem theatre.

Higner Courts' Record. SUPREME COX'RT ACTION. The supreme court has handed down the following rulings and decisions:

2213. Arthur White vs. State of Indiana. Gibson C. C. Afftmed. Cox, C. J. 220S9. Mosses Bland et al. vs. Orlando W. Cassaday et al. Vigo S. C. Appellee's motion to dismiss appeal is postponed until final hearing. SUPREME COURT MINUTES 220C9. Moses Bland et al. vs. Orlando W. Cassaday et al. Vigo S. C. Appellants' briefs on appellees' motion to dismiss. Appellants' petition and briefs for writ of certiorari, with proof of notice.

Filed in Superior Court. 9733. Nellie B. Kramer Bombrge -, Sawyer and Curtis vs. Andrew Maluta et al. Quiet title. Room No. 3. 8734. Sotiri Michopoulos et al (Norton and Rose) vs. Theodore George. Receivership. Room No. 2. 8T85. South Shore Land Co. (Sheehan and Lyddick) vs. Bessie Hart et al. Quiet title. Room No. 1. 14S8. State vs. Ephrian Kempion. Grand lareeny.

S736. William G. Boyd (J vs. John W. Lyddick. 8737. Moses Benedick (J vs. City of East Chlea::

Room No. 2. 8738. Nellie Prstt ( V. R. Marine) vs. Frank A bid et al. Breach of contract. Room No. 2. 9738. State vs. J. B. Gordan. Kidnapping.

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nesday. Everybody invited. Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Reed of Topeka, Kan., are spending the week with the family of Henry Walters. Ben Bothwell and Fred Iddings were Hammond visitors Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Merrill and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce of Hammond spent Sunday here with Mrs. LilJie 1 'ierce. Mrs. R. W. Brown of Auburn. Ind., is visiting with Prof, and Mrs. Goodpaster. Raymond Zuvers of Chicago spent Sunday here with his parents.

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