Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1912 — Page 5

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"Wednesday, Xov. G, 1912.

THE TIMES.

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CAKE SIPEHIOH CO I JIT. ROOM I. Judgr Virgil N. Writer. Informfil ina. Court ends. Uegiiihin.' Monday. Nov. 4, there will be a week's vacation. Uki; s i I'K.tt loit nil I'.i, kuo.h Judarr retire Urcker. Information. Court term cnd. Keginnlng Monday, Nov. 4. there will be a week's vacation. LAKE M 1'KHIOn CO! KT, ROOM Tk Judfrr Johaaori Knprlhfc At Crown Point. Setting Jury Csmea. Fifth Thursday, Nov. 7 Henry t Fntk s. the city of East Chicago. Case will be tried on the remaining: day of the terra which ends this week. t,AKE-poiiTr:n rmri'iT cockt. Judge XV. r. MrMihin. At olpnrnUo. Fifth Thursday, Nov 7 14!3 Putler Paper Co. v Valpo Frir.t-

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; 1 : 7 -He go v Pf?"- ! 14: Meltz v Meltz. 1 lf'0 Per:; v Pi re. ; l r. 1 Trust Co. v Patrick. l."i.'3 State Pank of Ilobart

: csty. It.".." Hill v Gallagher et al. Infnrmntlnn. Court will adjourn after this week and after a week's vacation will con- . vene at Crown Point on the ISth. ( rOKTKR-I.AI'OKTK Sl FERIOIt COl'HT i Jnrijce Hairy 1J. Tutbill. ; Court In session.

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was only a portion of the actual number J of people who watched the returns dur- ' ing the evening.

The Timbs had more complete returns on the county than any place in the county but even then the returns came In slowly and at twelve o'clock there were only fifteen or twenty pre cincts out of the 100 that had reported the official returns. It had exclusive returns on the state. Put the returns that were received showed thei trend of the election. It showed that the bull moose vote wai going to b .iust large enough to endanger the republican county ticket. That is why the inquiries as to the outcome In the county have been bo persistent. The Timks service, was unparalleled ami had the night been as pleasant as it promised to be in the morning there would have been a crowd of 5,00') people to have the benefit of

NEW YORK ! ELECTS DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR

MEN WANTED Also women, to investigate our rates, which are much lower than the rates nf other companies. We will loan you from $5.00 to $100 on your household goods, piano, team, wapons, etc. The foods remain In your possession. Our eystem u different from other companies and will Interest you if you will take the time to personally investigate. $1.20 is a weekly payment on a $50.00 loan for fifty weeks. Other amounts in same proportion. If you need money, fill out and mail us this blank and oar agent win call on you. Our agent is in Hammond every Tuesday. Narre.

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Indiana Loan Co, 216 Gary Building Corner 6th and Broadway Phone, Gary 322 - GARY, IND.

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Besides Stereopticon Flashlight Clubs and Lodges Get News of Election from The Times Bulletin; Hundreds Phoned for Information.

Never in the history of the city of Hammond has so much Interest been

! manifested in the election returns. ; Kvery place where the returns were ' received was crowded to capacity, j In spite of the steady downpour of (tain there were, thousands of people who watcherd The Times bulletins from (the county and state and nation during

i the evening- The crowd came and went

but seldom did the number fall below j S00 even late In the evening; and in spite of the rain.

In addition to those on the streets the winds of the office rooms in the buildingwere filled with people and the store rooms on Fayette street had

standing room t a premium.

So that the crowd that huddled together on the street and shivered na

tha rain soaked through their clothes

the st'i'vlce. Over at the Orpheum Theatre where

Tut: Timej advertised that the returns would be received 800 people fought for admission. It required the services of three policemen, the stage hands and the manager to prevent the people from storming the lobby and filling the' building. So densely crowded was the lobby that it whs necessary for Manager' Hankenson to take the balcony seats !

out on the sidewalk and sell them off there. It was the greatest throng that ever attempted to get into a place of amusement in Hammond, and Is a testimonial as to the popularity of the Orpheum theater. The theater closed at 12 o'clock. And over t the Hammond theater.

where no returns were to be received. )

there was a crowd of between 500 and 500. A vaudeville show and the election returns would have packed that

place.

The crowd In the rooms of the Ham

mond Chamber of Commerce was so large that the place was comfortably filled. The members had a good place

out of the rain in which to hear thei

returns and the service made a great j hit with the members. Only at The

Times office was any pretense made at

giving the county returns.

The Hammond Country club received

the returns over special wire and several hundred of the members had the

advantage of the service there. The returns from the county were phoned from Tns Times office. The Eagles received Times bulletins as well. In half a dozen saloons in the city the returns were received and crowds of men gathered to hear them. There were several hundred people in the Hammond buffet to hear The Times returns: Jimmy Clabby's place was crowded all the time. Jack Walker's place was packed, and Meeker & McCune had a crowd all evening.

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other relatives as well, to follow suit, a!I of them leaving breakfast untouch--d. in urdf r that no Incident in connection with the fascinating work of unloading the massive ami gold-trimmed wagons and chariots, the wild animals, etc., will go unseen. Nor will it be necessary to stand for hours along 'Main street'- watching for the street pa rad. For every detail and every incident connected with the unloading, and the gorgeous street parade, three mils long, will b faithful!y depicted on the screen at the Hammond theatre. Knjoying the comfort and luxury of any e-asy seat at the theatre, the entire $50i,0o0 circus spectacle will be presented to you, the complete circus In detail, there being nothing missing except the blaring of the circus band, the hoarse cries of the vendors of the "double-joint' d" peanuts and "red lemonade," although in reality as you sit there you Imagine while the vat panorama of the circus is slowly unfolded before wour gaze, with its mvriod of

wonder?, that you can smell the odor of sawdust, and that you are really inside a vast circus tent once more.

The Day Light Store will throw its doors open to the public Nov. 7, 1912, at 8 o'clock, a. m., with music and roses to the ladies from 2 p. m. until 9 p. m. Also we will give with every 10c purchase on that day Z?K Double Green Trading Stamps.

Sugar 10 pounds of best Granulated, with jiTocory order of 1.00 or more

(meat and flour included) for. . .

48c

Flour Gold Modal, Ceresota or Pillsburv, 1 2 -barrel sack '.'.2.83 -barrel sank 1.42 3-1 arrel sack 70c Choice Sugar Ccrn, Kidney Beans or Hominy, dozen cans, 8c; "J J per can 2b Fancy New Solid Pack

Tomatoes, 2V2-pound ean,

per U can

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We Make No Distinction

No Waiting If You Are in a Hurry.

To be able to borrow the amount you want with the privilege of pay is g in back in small weekly or monthly installments may appeal to you as a good proposition. We do that, in addition to other advantages. We guarantee to save you from $3 to $10 on every loan. Our contracts are made for a specified time; to settle sooner entitles you to a discount. If you have never dealt with ns it will pay you to do so now. We Invite you to a private and confidential interview any time. If you own furniture, a piano, horses and vehicles or stock, you can borrow from $5 to $100 and retain possession of your property, too. I ANY PERSON holding a permanent position can borrow a reasonable amount on a plain note.

A pleasant meeting of Germanla Rebeckali lodge took place last evening in I. O. O. F. hall, in Fast State street. There was a large attendance of the membership at the meeting. The offi-

flcers for the new year were nominated and the election will take place at a meeting In the near future. After the

i business meeting a reception was giv

en in honor of Mrs. Robert Werley, who recently received the decoration of chivalry at the grand assembly, held in Kokohomo, Ind., this year. Mrs. Werley was elected to the honor by the members of Germanla lodge. Refreshments were served and a dlightful social time was passed. The semi-monthly meeting of Golden

i P'.ile conned, No. 1, I), of L., was held ! last evening in the K. of P. hall, in South llohman. street. Several appli

cations for membership were received! i and balloted upon. The members are ,

For Auditor. i ftj FTdward Simon 1,971 John lirennan 970 Kj For (ongrfia. je John B. Peterson 1,542 gj E. IX Crumpucker 1,S3 rt. For Representative. EJ Barnie Carter 1,785 W William Newton 9S6 H For Sheriff. S Henry YVhltaker 1,697 p Martin Gill 1.12s II

For Coroner. Alva Young 1.(55

Prunes or Raisins, per pound

Nice Tender Early June Peas, for our opening day,

per dozen, 1.15; per can i

Year's Pack and Sweet

8c Brand can be 27c

Choice This Dill, Sour

Pickles, per dozen The Day Light Coffee, as fine as found, 3 lbs., 79c; per pound

Milk, Pet Brand, dozen

large cans, 95c; per can, 8c;

doz. small cans, 47c; per can

Quaker Oats or Ferndell Brands Rolled RJLf Oats, package U2U FOR OUR OPENING DAY THURSDAY CANDY SPECIALS Winter Green Lozenges, ier i 1 hp pound I Uu Salted Peanuts, fresh and nice, per 1 fir1 pound I UU

Jelly Beans, not the cheap kind, but the good flkind, per pound. . . UL Our Day Light Mixture, which is made especially for us, .Iflr per pound U Something for Mamma and the Baby, the Old Red Stick, per t fin pound I UL

Burnt coated per pound .

Peanut Candy, with sweet stuff,

10c

Chocolate Dip Caramels,

per one-half

pound ?jM

Chocolate Drops, fresh and large, per Q-one-half pound Uu

Frank Smith , For Hecorilcr. Jacob Friedman August II. W. Johnson For Commisiilonfr. Richard .Schaaf Sr I'd ward Gradv

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i--rmma confident team to miration

e work. Captain Pwanton is of victory, and will take hi.-? South Pen,! with the deterto win.

Squad to Have Holiday. Having no football game scheduled for next Saturday afternoon, the Hammond high school squad will be given a holiday, which will be spent in seeing some of the college games. Some of the teams will journey to Chicago, while others will go to Crawf ord.s ville and South P.end.

Although no u'ed for the CI. cay afternoon, C lng arrangement

rame has been schedibby A. A. next Sunip'ain Meyers is maks to seeuie some fast

prairie team. A week from Sunday. Nov. 17. the Clabbj s Will play their lt

preparing for the initiation of a large i

class at the union meeting to be held at Whiting, Thursday, Nov. 21st. After the business meeting a short time was spent socially. Announcement was made of the next meeting to be held in two weeks, when the usual business and social program will be followed.

LOANS MADE ANYWHERE IN THE CALUMET "You are to blame if you forget the name."

DISTRICT.

Lake Goimty Loan So.

28 RIMBACH BLOCK. Above Lion Store. Open every evening till 8 p.

Phone 218.

HAMMOND, IND. Saturday 9 p. m

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Twenty-six clean, fast, comfortable trains daily to Chicago on the South Shore Lines. Seven express trains direct to Randolph Street, over main lire of Illinois Central Railroad no change of cars at Pullman. Passengers arrive in the heart of Chicago's business, theatre and hotel district. Nineteen locals. The South Shore trains are made up of large vestibuled coaches running on Standard Baldwin Locomotive Company trucks, with electric light at every seat and smoking compartment in every coach. Direct line to Michigan City and South Bend. Eest and quickest way to Gary, East Chicago, Calumet, Hegewisch, Kensington and Pullman. Double track between Gary and Chicago. Crave! roadbed. All the advantages of a steam-road without the dirt. Get a schedule and travel on the road with trolley built like a bridge. The Chicago, Lake Shore &, South Bend Railway

For Chicago these 26 trains are at your service: 6:20 AM 7:10 AM Express 8:04 AM 6:17 AM 9 :06 A M Express 9:34 AM 10:17 AM Express 1 1 :04 AM 11:36AM Express 12:34 PM

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2:04 PM

This evening the members of

Hive No. S9fl. L. O. T. M.. will met at I. O. O. F. hall. In East State street, for their semi-monthly meeting. There will he initiation of candidates. It Is desired that many members attend as business of Importance will be transacted. There will be a meeting of Silver Pitrht Hive, U O. T. M., this evening, in

the K. of P. hail, in South llohman street. All members cf Don-as Rebeckah lodge who wish to go to Indiana Harbor tomorrow evening with the degree team are requested to meet at I. O. O. F. hall in State strict, to take the 7 o'clock car.

Hammond s biggest game of the season will be played a week from Saturday, whin they will line up against the fast South Ib-nd high school. If Hammond gains a victory from the Laporte county team it will entitle them as champions of northern Indiana, glv-

I insr them the right to play for slate j honors a. week hence. Pig preparations Opal j are being made by the local school

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will see Coa-h hard drill and

game of the fca" at the 1 1. A. A p: rivalry that lias the two teams, r game this season, a record-breaking Chicago plays at

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keepers who were denied licenses by the city council will be able to get back in. It means that Mayor K. M. osczynski has beaten the divekeepers, the fellows who had hint arrested on the charge of bribery, at every turn

of the road. i Miss Hrooks Is elated over the pros- ; ptcts of having a clean city for the ' next live or six years, and real estate lvalues are said to be soaring' as a re- ! suit.

ages. The case was turned over to the I'oiice, who are now Investigating.

mthusiasm to draw row d. Sunday Kast !omh Kend.

Reform Triumphs. Reform triumphed in West Hammond again, but not in the election. Judge McOoorty. rendered a decision In favor of the council in the mandamus case in which F.dward. I'or.to 1ly soueht to ci . m ;t I the city council to give him ; license, in which he supported the position of the council. This means that no no of the saloon-

Collides With Truck. Today Sam G. Carley, 207 Michigan avenue, is looking for the owner of an automobile with a license No. " -l-'lilj Ir.,1., which collided with an express auto truck yesterday afternoon on Sibley street, causing considerable damage to the rear of the truck. Mr. Carley's, drier was delivering packages on Sibley street, and while he was at the rear of the house, the automobile struck the truck. As the driver was cot. line: from the yard the automobile, drove away, never offerit g to p ty even a part of the dam-

I. liamy, 436 Chicago avenue, employed as a lineman for the Chicago Telephone company, suffered a paiiii'ul accident yesterday afternoon when a forty-foot pole which they were cutting down on State street, fell on Ramy's leg. causing a painful fra -ture. In gnat pain, he was removed to St. Margaret's hospital, where today his condition is reported much im proved.

Nowadays it is not safe to fall asieep in your own house, so thinks D. 11, liriivc, PO Hanover street, Hammond, who reported to the police yesterday afternoon that while sleeping in a chair at his home last Sunday after-

' noon he was robbed of bis watch and

chain. Another deep mystery for the police to solve and because of tli" fact that no circs were left behind, the of.icers inv: stigating the case are linding the problem a difficult one.

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2:17 PM 2 :57 PM 3 :34 PM 4:17 PM 4:53 PM 5:04 PM 5 :44 PM 6:31 PM

7 :01 PM 7:4S PM 8 :42 PM 9:50 PM 10:29 PM 11:24 PM Seeull schedule for East Bound and Sunday trains.

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Circus Coming. When America's biggest firms visits Hammond for an appearance at the Hammond tluatre en Friday and Saturday, Nov. S and 9. it will not be necessary for the small boy to creep out of his bed at the first sign of daybreak and hurry down to the railroad yards to see the "circus come In and unload," nor will it be necessary for father ami mother, sisters and brothers, and all

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