Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 140, Hammond, Lake County, 12 November 1912 — Page 7

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Tios.ln Nov. 12, 1912.

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NOTICE TO TIMES READERS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISER Re&deis of the follow Inc advertisements who wish to communicate- with Advertisers whose Identity Is not rid, should follow the Instructions to a.d3reas them by the key letter stlveo. Requests t thia office to reves.1 the Identity or anony moui advertisers can Hot In Justice to the advertisers. t answered, fctmp.y follow instructions.

As far as it is possible It Is advised that all clastnd aits should elthr is

nailed cr sen: to the office. The Times)

FOR RENT. FOR RENT One 6-room house; modern; 1706-135th St. One 7-room house, modern. 17C8-136th St., Indiana Harbor. Apply Sarie & Dupes Co.. Indiana Harbor.

FOR KENT' One, two and three rooms for light housekeeping. 1S8 Plummer avc, Hammond. Stf

FOR SALE. FOR PALE First real estate murlajte for J2.2H0 Ht 7 per cent, on S-room modern house (excent hent): renting

.for $3') per month. Address Cash, care j Times, Hammond. -6

FOH SAMi FOR SALE Vacant, 37 feet. Oak St.. 1 near LBith; east front; will sacrifice for quick sale; cash or Installments.

will not be responsible for errors tn ads I Address it O. Times. Hammond.

taken over th telephone Replies to following ads efflee. Advertisers please them: Ml IIR , B K M Z W....

at Times csJl (or

MMM TIE LP. WANTIID Stftl car repairers, litters, riveters, punch and hear men, drillers, blacksmiths, bulldozer men and machinists. Fithiujh Luthor Co.. Hammond, Ind.

FUR SALE Art In first class c. Hammond.

Garland base burner ndltiott. 4f Condit St., 12-2

FOR iSALH In llomewood, 854 South llohinan st., apartment residence; seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separate heating plants. Location most ideal in Hammond. Easy terms. Apply M H R, Times, Hammond.

FUR SALH Sporting; poods, clear and confectionery store; located in South Chicago and near B. R. depot; will sell for ensh or real estate. Address F. Ahern. 910K-10 Erie ave.. South Chicago.

FOI! SALE One bis old: weighs 14uu: on. vi-i-.rs old : 1 4 0' At sale Sullivan, Fast Garv.

horse. 7 years sorrel mare, 7 Nov. 13th. John

ises described as follows: In the front room on the ground floor of the one-story frame building, situated on lot 15, block 24, CuicagoTollcston Land & Investment company's sixth addition to Tolleston. now City of (Jury, Lake County, Indiana. Said room faces past on Washington street, a public highway, and the interior of said room can bo seen from the said Washington street. Said room Is 22x30 feet and 12-foot col line, has glass front door, side door, with living rooms In the rear, with separate- entrances. Said license was granted to l'eter I'erpieh on the Gth day of May, 1912, for a period of one year. Bar In said room is on the north side. Your application further says that he Is a male inhabitant, over the ape of twenty-one years, that he.is a citizen of the 1'nited States of America, nnil that he is a qualified voter; that he has been a resident of City of Gary, Calumet Township, Lake County, Indiana.

for more than three years last passed i , , . . . , .... July

immediately prioi in me nuns: or Ibis notice; that he is a man of pood moral character. PETER BBIOA.

pcrs, ciate. Fin., $4.00: radishes, 100 bunches. $ 1.00 a 1 .25 ; cauliflower, case, 73c1.ll. 25: pumpkins, doz. SOcJI $1.00; onions, sacks. 65?? 6R lbs, 50t 75c; Btrlns: beans. jren, hamper, $1.2r'ij 1-50: wax, hamper, 75ff $1.25: tomatoes, box. $2.00$i 2.25; lettuce, leaf, box, lt' 10c: head, hamper, 75c fa $ 1 . 00 ; parsley, doz bunches, 10c; Lima beans, hamper, $ 1 .75 (Tt 2.00 : carrots, 100 bunches, $l.23if-1.50: sacks, washed. 30rrf'40o; parsnips, tubs, 50c. Veal calves 50 $'60 ibs. 101 11c; fit) i SO lbs. 11R 12c: 6OT7200 lbs. TlOc; .fflld lbs. 12f 14c. Potatoes South Dakota, bti, 40'?) 51c; Minnesota, bu, 41ft 5fe; Wisconsin, bu. 40rf53c: sweet. Jersey, brl. $ 3 75 fi 4.00.

HAY & GRAIN MARKET.

I )ec.

Ma:

FOR SAl.Kreasonable. mond.

Household furniture very 16- Highland st Ham-U'tf

EAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

LO.ST AD FOUND. 1.ST I'lack and brown dog; answers

to name of Jack. Return to 202B I

riaie st.. itammon.1, and receive re ward.

LOWELL, v 2, Owyer's add, Cor-L'w-yer to William C.

FOR SALE. We have purchaser! a big line of uncalled for and refused freight, consisting of leather bottom Chairs prices that usua'.ly sell $2 to $1 each. We do not say that they are perfect, for

mey are silently damaged. Also we

received new kitchen chairs, wood

between lb and li vears;ot noii

vttn mm sivt- u iui oner.

HAMMOND Ft KXITCHK Co.,

"WANTED Six men to load and unload cars, chapin & Co. elevator, Ccdumbia ave., Hammond. 12-3

LOST A lady's gold watch: initial A V S. between Shi st. and imkley ave.. Sunday afternoon. Reward if returned to fit, Price place, Hammond.

AVANTLI) A bright

b6v!h,lV,e

ohck

L 1ST liriHvn water spaniel: answers name of Jono; reward. Return 75 Torrence ave., Hammond. 11-2

age to assist in cutting room.

Goshen Shirt Miff. Co., 105

Condit st., Hammond.

-i . . ,

HELP WANTED Oar carpenters, axle! turner, wheel fitter, and laborers at j once; steady work. Apply at the Cuda-i hy Packing Co., Calumet, Indiana. j

J. Arkin. Mgr. 242'East State St. Phone 543.

LOST Friday niirht, American res- ; taurant. Sibley st.. or between there ! and Nickel Plate depot, rny purse containing sum of money. $10 reward ;

If returned to Timea office.

FOR SALE One. pis and one milch cow Wm. Itos:-.. I'.idye road, half mile

12-2

f ast Highland.

WANTED A reliable man to drivel milk wag-on; must speak Oerman. Ap- j ply 42n DoujIhs ave., Hammond; 11-3 1

AUCTION 110 ACRE FARM.

lVJSCFr.T,AN LOUSINFORMATION WANTED From expressman who moved Mike Lisowaky from Merlin, between Fullerton and I-eavitt. in Chicae.. 'to Hammond, about 2 or .1 weeks Wanted Mike Llsow.-iky as witness. A liberal reward.

Call phone S S 7 Ft.

12-

ANTF.1 At once, three coat makers and bus'nelmaii. O'Connell, the tailor, 4609 Forsyth ave., East Chicago, Ind.

-I And 'AH Personal Property wanted h

of W. CJ. Slairle, .Saturday. Nov. Ifi. Lo

cated nine miles northeast of Wmainae, Ind., and three and one-half miles

i south of Ora,

AGENTS WANTED $5 to $7 daily sellIns: New Fibre l'.rooms: lo0 per cent profit: every woman will buy; begin canvass at once; sample by express 30c. Wynn'; P.room Co., Elmira, N. Y.

WANTED Pria-ht boy for office work In Knst Chicago; one Just left school preferred. Apply in own handwriting. 747 Indiana blvd. Himmond. 11-3

WANTED District manager to ner.t the Indiana Casualty .in

mond. Address Indiana Casualty Co., 314-316 Jefferson Hldij., South Bend. Ind 8-C

MEN AND WOMEN WANTED For

government positions. $80 month. I Thousands of appointments coming. 1 Write for list of positions open. Frank- ' lin Institute, Desk 22, Rochester, N. Y. !

WANTED Rubbers for Ing. Frank S. lietz &

wood finish

Co.

FEi J E HELP. WANTED A goo.) rirl for general housework. L.isli hotel, Ivi E. State St. (up?tairs), Hammond. 12tf

WANTED Olrl for cleanii 90 State st., Hammond.

w hich is on the Erie rail

road. Owner has other business Interests that demand Immediate attention, therefore, everything: sells to the highest bidder. All new buildings, only built eighteen months; seven-room modern liunsalav, unparalleled in construction and design, with hot and cold running water, bathroom, larfre basement, brl. k porihes. An architectural beauty, with oil modern conveniences.

. iarf,e eight stall barn with brick floor. 1 repre- j sheds, wellhouse, chicken houe, l- K r fit ttil,- . .irnl-n..'U-. 1" . r , t 1 lui

j ucres of pood, r:ch, deep black soli ' roady for the plow. Corn production SO I bushels to the acre last year. Also i threat onion ground, proven by this

years crop, farm 13 a little rolling, some good timber on same. Located in prosperous community, surrounded by railroad towns. Buyer can come on Erie railroad to Ora, or Monterey, or to Winamar. Write us for full particulars

ind description. Purchaser assumes a

$1,000 loan, he pays the. balance in cash, fin same day will sell all personal property, iive stock and household croods. For full information address at f nee W. '.1. Slajjl -. owner, OraInd., or AVrieht & Son, auctioneers, Lafayette, Ind. 11-1

your watch

np trood time brine H

will put It in Rood order, clock and jewelry repair!; will please you. Will c.ill

clock and deliver it. vi-r taken in trade, reliable jeweler. 03

do-

A Is. sr.

not ;

us. We j v.-a do 1

1 'harts es ;

for your 1

( 'Id Ktold and sil'has. Arkin. the! Slate st , Ham-

Lot s. bi : neli A.

At wood TOLLESTON. Lot 39, blk 17. Oak Park add. Rachel Glueck to Rebecca fJoldbei Lots 40 and 41. blk 13. oak Park AiiKie Kiryland to David Giueck EAST CHICAGO. Lot 35, blk 22. SW 'i 29-37-9, East Chicago Co. to Frank Chrobak GLEN PARK. Lot 42. blk 5, resub. blks 15 and 5 and t. C. J. Williams' 2nd add. Charles C. Wharton to George Earlc SHELBY. Lots 1 to .1, 4lk 4. lots 7 to 12, blk 5. Lake Agricultural Co. to A. Byron Chlpman W 142 feet lot 35, Chamber's add. Henry Francis Chambers to Raymond Boberts HAMMOND. Lots 1. 2. blk 13. Eschenbere's State Line add, Georpe A. Carpenter to Louis B. Kuiil: Lots 0. 23. blk fi. Wilcox's Godfrey's add, Alleen McCoy to Eva J. Dyer LOWELU

H. J. Nichols' add.

Anderson to John

I ice. May July Dec. May July

whea t . wheat, whea t . corn . . corn . . corn . . oats . . . oats . . . oats.. .

I )pell 89 '4 95 91 4 9 l'. i 's 4 9 31 '1 3 2", 32",

I i i K h .S9S 95 '.K 91 ;Oi ' 4 9--s .V..'., 3 1

I.ow 9 4 5 9or-s 4 9't, 4 9 4 9. 3 1 3 2 a4 32 4

Close 89 V 95 91 50 R 4 9 1-i 5 0 'i 3 1 33 33

120

Soi)

1,000

Hay Receipts. .'92 tons; shipments. fi3 tons. ofiYrinrrs only moderate and demand Rood; especially for prairie, market firm, f'hoi.e timothy, $1SB lfl; No. 1. $lf.'.il7: Nos. 2 and 1 mixed. $13

j (ill; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed, $10? 12. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Chob-e, $lfiC' 16.50; No. 1. !!'. lo.ri'i. Iowa, j Minnesota, Nebraska and Dakota pral- , rie. Choice. $15 'it lfi; No. 1. $13f(14. j Illinois, Indiana rind Wisconsin feedinp I prnlrt- ffCa ll. Pack in.- $7.50 li ' S.50. ' j Straw Bye. $ -.3 a 9 ; oat, ?7mj7.50;

wheat. 6.50.

f. 5 0

3 r. 0

CHICAGO OIL MARKET.

Umt THE TIMES, ' Wov'. 12, 1912."

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Chicago, Nov. 3 2. Wh .'desa le pri.-es for carbon oil; Standard white, 150 test, I0'tc: perfection. U'lc; headlight. 175. 12c; eocene. l2!-ic: elalne, 19c; V. M. P. naphtha. 17c; Michigan test. av. f., lie; machinp gasoline, 25c; raw linseed oil. .52c; b.iib .i. i1!.-: turpentine. 49c: summer black oif. 7'ic; winter black. Sc.

LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Part of lot 10,

Mill'ord fj Miller . . .

2.400

mond. Established

years.

KXPER I ENCKD DRESSMAKER WILL R(i nut by the day. I'hone 985W. 374 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 11-2

rilO.NK 771 FOR BEST CLEANING and pressing, l'oung Men'B Tailors. SI State 8t., Hammond.

t I I

BTTHATrON WANTED. SITUATION WANTED Sewinpr by the day: children's clothes and tine work a specialty. Address F M S. Times. Hammond. 12-2

POSITION WANTED Nurse; day nursintr. Cull phone 1003J. 8-4

10-28 tf ,

WAX TED TO RENT. WANTED TO RENT Room by yours man in private house: privacy with independf !:t surroundings desired. Address (! S, Times, Hammond.

Lot Co Co

Lots 12. 13. add. I. S. Mauren . .

ts 12. 13.

add. Steel Lesdamcs Lots 42, 49 Gary sub.

John W. Lot 32, 1st sub John W

fiA.nr. blk 3. (Jar Investment i 1st sub. Clary Investment to Joseph Skinder

blk 1, (Jaifield Park Lund Co. to John

40;)

Sheep Lsmbs. pv 7.25: lambs, fa I r t. lambs, common t' lambs, fi-eders. cu! Is. $ 4.75 Si 5.75 : best li;;-ht. $" on',i ;

oil ch.dc( $R.90ff tjoori. Ifi.HOi 6.90; f I', i f, trt.liO '; 60": 5.75'i 6. fin; lambs, ytiulincs, fair to .75; ye:i rimers, fair

nlte postponement of the wed llnfr. Doctor WedillnK Postponed. " Dr. Craia; was to have been married the day after the accident. The operation upon "Hilly" Ruch and the following operation upon Miss Smith demand, -d a postponement of his wedding;. He wns to have been married today, but It Is probable that the ceremony attain will be delayed because of the necessity

i of his returning to fjary.

Roberts, who was but slightly burned in the same accident in which Miss Smith sustained injuries, still Is confined to his home.

to best trood to plain to Cattle

Ti 1 0.911 : med i u m 9.25; inferior to fat cows and hi

heavy, $4 choice. $4. flood. $3.S5Choice to

. ' o . o ij : 10?i 4 35 ;

t 4.10. prime steers

wethers, wethers.

$9.

to K"od steers, $t?.75'i. fat s t (-..' rs, $5.4 0 r,i u. 7 5 iters, $4.50-it S.fiS: can

10, Hroadway Realty Co. to

blk City

Reliprlcuf ts to 52, blk 13, South Clarence' It. Kuss to

Harrington blk 7S. (liry Land Co Hiram W. Haskell to Harrington

Tf LLESTl iN. Lot 3, blk 1, Uermania No. f.'harles H. Sehmielfenltr to Joseph Sklnderis INDIANA H A R Hi if. Lot 10, blk 13. 4ih add. C1t!-zer-.s Trust Savings Hank to John Zsore

25 0

IS. 50

ners and c utters. $2.6 0ft 4.33; native bulls and stags. $3.75(7.50: feeding cattle. SuOt' 1.000 lbs. $4.00 'u 7.50; fair to fancy veal calves, $9.501110.50: heavy calves. $4.00 f ti.75 : milkers and springers, per head, $ 33.10 ii 90. 00. Hons Bulk of stiles, $7.50 7.85: heavy butchers. $7.75 ff S. 00; llrht butchers. $7.65ft'7.90; lijht bacon, $7.50 ft 7.S5: llpht liuht. $6.S0.ii 7.35: heavy t?hipt)ine:. $7.S0'n s.00; heavy paekintr. $7.30 7 55; mixed packing, $7. 40 ?t 7.i0.

VOICE OF

TYPHOID EPIDEMIC DUE TO MILK

CConttnued from Patre l-

en no, souc

I from

receiving water from e !.s Indiana Harbor, the contagion. They

We Cater,

GIRLS WANTETi T.) strip tobacco; muvt be ovr n years. Apply Simon's ia:jr f.iclory, 125 Logan st., Hammond.

FOR SA LE Powerful new- $40 parlor heatinp; stove, $li.5fi. Basement, 3756 Cottage Grove ave., Chicago.

a.mwi i nrf or 4 turmsheri rooms for lifiht housekeepint? I by y.iung I married couple); must be with privatei family: mo'lern cou venionces and d-- 3 sirably looted; will be in Hammond for the winter'. Address K E S, Thnos. i Hammond. J 2-2 i

WANTED W, Sunday wcr: Hammond.

FOR sU

will of

SALE Because of Illness will very reasonable stock and good

delicatessen

man d : . Apply ;'

shwasiier; no 54 Hohnnn St., 12-3

confectionery.

WANTED A Koorl cirl for peneral housework. Mrs. T. W. Obrlln, 47 Warren st . Hammond. Phone 54. i

WANTED Girl for general housework. Apply 2". Elizabeth St.. Hammond. Phone lfitl. 11-6

WANTED Immediately, three syirls to learn dressmaking. 192 Hoffmen St., Hammond. 11-6

WANTED U'aili crfi. A pply M3jet;tic hot"!. Ilamrmnd.

Chef. 8-2

store, situated on 136th between Fir and Elm, Indiana Harbor. Good patronage, i FOR SALE Beautiful mahogany table. $n0: $100 Turkish leather chair, $50; $150 Victroia with $30 worth of records, for $125; mahogrnny writing1 desk and chair, golden oak buffet and set of dlninpr chairs, brass bed with box sprinjrs, white enamel bed, spring and mattress, mahogany dresser and chiffonier, complete den furniture in fumed oak, sewing machine, tireless cooker, a $50 P.ohn enamel lee box for $25, and entire furnishings In 6-room flat. 43 Hifchland st., Hammond. 11-3

HOARDERS WANTED. BOANDER.S WANTED-In private family; larpe warm room ; electric litrht. bath and telephone; very convenient for :nson and II. YV. t I'.. C. st. cars. Phone llls.M. 424 Indiana ave., 1 1 a m m o n d .

FA7i FOR KENT Cot t bard frrocery. 7 mond.

ii?e. Inquire at Hub's Claude st , Ilam-

FOR SAL!'' One oak dlninsr room table, one couch, one sanitary couch, one music cabinet, one electric lamp. 42 Highland St., Hammond. 11-2

FOR K E NTkeeping' 5 mond.

-Booms for litfht k N. Hohman st.

house-Ham-

FOR S A LE and range

-One fiarland base Phone 651.

burnor 11-2

FOR RENT Modern 5-rom flat at 4S4 E. State st. Inquire 423 Sibley st., Hammond. 12-2

FOR R taste; Times,

FOR SALE Household furniture of a 5-rooni cottage, almost new; will sell at a sacrifice; must be sold this week; poinjr West; also a S-passener automobile In Kood condition. 339 Torrence

i ave., Hammond. Phone izubj. ii-j

EXT -rmn kII modern; Ha mmond.

i furnish south side.

cot.1 C. 1 2-

FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms for lluht hous koepitiM : S3 and up. 605 H ihnvi.li St.. Hammond.

FOR KENT room, with or Rent i em in

end fl.it is IliRh'.anl

cautiful steam heated

r without bo.:rd. to lady I convenient to cars. Soc- I

st., Hammond.

FOR RENT 5-room cottage, with jras

and toll. t. 2oS Michigan ave. nquiro i box

107 Iioutrlas St., Hammond. 11-3

FOR RENT A furnished steam heated room for gentleman. Above McGarry Jewell y store, 599 Hohman St., Hammond. 11-3

HERE IS A DARUAIX. Ff.R SALE 8-room modern house, on 50-foot lot, on Michigan ave.; 7-foot basement under whole house, extra large hot water heating plant, large porch on front and side., laundry tubs and laundry hot water heater, has gas, bath and electric lights, with handsome mission fixtures, nice lawn and shad.; trees, some fruit. Price $H,750; $1,00 to $1,500 cash, balance on long terms to suit purchaser. Address lock

31?, Hammord, Ind.

FOR SALE Saloon and license; fine location. Address box 491, Hammond, Ind. $-8

TOR SALE First J. T. Smith. 100

class saloon. Inquire State st., Hammond.

LiT A L NOTICES. NOTICE TO N'ON-KESi DENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE

COCNTY. IN THE LAKE SCPEKIoR COURT. ROOM NO. 2, NOVEMBER TERM. 1912. RUTH CRAEHN VS. DoMLVRK CRAEHN. CAI.'SE NO. 9767. ACTION To DIVORCE. Now comes the plain! iff by C. E. Ore nwald, attorney, and les h-r complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. Dominirk Cruehn. Is not a resident of tbe.te of Indla n a. S'.ld defendant is th refore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the, sani" will stand for trial at the next term of said Court. and that unless he appear and answer or demur therein, at the ealllni? cf said cause, on the 14th day of January. A. D. 1913. the same being the second day of the next term of said Court to be begun and held in Room No. 2. in the Superior Court Building, at Hsmrnond, In said County and State, on the second Monday of January. A. D. 1913. snld action will be heard and determined In his absence. In Vitness Whert of, I hereunto set my hand and affix the se of said Court, at Hammond, this 12th day of November, A. D. 1912. ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE. Clerk L. S. C. By Roscoe Hemstook, Deputy Clerk.

ADVERTISED MAIL.

The following letters remr.in uncalled for in the Hammond, Ind.. post .fnce for week endin r Nov. 11, 1912: Mrs Colnor Allen, IHminicK Alakna, P. N. Branch. Edward L. B.-i-ne. Henry Borner. Jae.,h Bttts, Thos MagcTt, Mrs. 1 1. C. Cobbs. Turin Clair. Mrs. Perry Cook, Balbina 1 o! to'nskn. f L.rid E. Dicks, E. D. DougK-is.--, Van Dusleunki, A. J. Fprrell. Mrs. Nf 'He Fro-s. Ed E. (ileason. .Mare flay. Miss Maul Gray, O. Gallagher, R. A. Gerih. W. C. Heiiterman (2). James Hoss;;ir. John P. Henrlckson. Harvry S. K.iydei, Gustave R. Hugo, F. Have";. Sam Ingraham. fJust Johnson. Mr?. Anna Johnson. Joe Kunst. Mrs. H. E Xlrcher, Mrs. Hedwig Koch, H. C. Kud". E. L. jvessler. Barbara Kublcka. Charier K.is-

ling. A. B. Kssler, Th. Lovell. Stau-

dis Long. J. F. bunds, Gzydar Lukowskl, Frank Lang, Antonio Luca, Chas. Loy, William McGuire, Robert Mooir, Thomas McGuire Sr., J. C. McLaughlin. Joe Mclaniel, Jos. F. Murphy, Mrs. John Morris, Geo. Mortor, Ea r 1 McMullen, David Miuth.r.vs, Aiex Meling, A. W. Mitchell. Miss Ueu'.aii Myers. Carl Mullen. -A. W. Miicnell, Andrew NakJn, Miss Marie I hop, M. J. Pryor, Earnest Vievo, Mrs. E. E Pi ttvrson. A. B. I'e: t. Pit. uic Itya n, Ivan Rohrsetzer, Miss J.ssie Boss, G. A. Rice, Simon A. Shumaker, M. Sher, John Savery, Jacob Schaufell, J. T. Sullivan, Frank O. Shepherd, Fred P.

; Schmidt. Daniel Schwarz, F. W. Smith, j Thos. Thornberg, Stany Tabarak'., Mr.

and Mrs H. A. laylor, Framv.lska Tkalec, Joseph Waszl, W. H. AVlckham. F. It. SOU A A F, I M.

the same was free also ob

served that the epidemic was largely confined to a section of the city where good sanitary conditions prevailed. They learr.el that milk was shipped

i from a number of dairies. i Ilnil Wnlklnc Tvphobl. While making a visit to a number of dairies they learned that a number of

the m.-mbers of the Robinson family, consist i ng of eleven persons, had been ill with typhoid fever. Mr. Robinson had been afflicted with "walking" typhoid fever and h;id continued his duties about his dairy while iil. Robinson will be forbidden from selling milk until there is no longer danger of disease being spread from his dairy. Many citizens have been drinking milk instead of water, which they beloved to be th- germ carrier. Those who had been drinking water had taken precaution to boil it.

GABY'S MCWSnOV II P. HO. To the Editor: Billy Rush's heroic action has struck a tender chord in my heart and caused me to do some thinking. How many of us, being sound in body and enjoying good health, are ever as cheery, smiling and tender as this lad is described to have been, even in his affliction'' Life must have been sweet to him. By his cheery and buoyant "Good morning!" he often sent a fellow workman to his daily work with a much lighter heart than he otherwise would have gone.

His am pie who

things sound

flabby last night secured the services of Walter Eckersall of Chicago, who will act as official referee. So far this Is agreeable to both sides, as Mr. Eckersall Is known as one of the most capable referees in the Country, knowing every rudiment u the game and will be able to settle any dispute which, may arise. That the game will be one of the hardest f.aijfht football games that has ever been seen in Iike county la unquestionable, as both teams will face eac hother with the determination to win and will fight until the last whistie. This week both squads will be seen in hard scrimmage and drill work In order to be In the best possitlu shape Sunday afternoon. Hammond will be much lighter thin East Chicago, according to the dope that is being given out, and will have several new men in the lineup. Th Clabry A. A. will not have a single man in their lineup that has not taken part in at least one game this season. The

game is expected to unw a record -breaking crowd. It being the intention of East Chicago to bring over a large following, whil" Hammond will be well represented. The game will be called at 3 o'clock shtip.

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ARE YOC A TIMES READEIlt

TO THE CITIZENS OF GARY, CALUMET TOWNSHIP, LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. The undersigned, Peter Prica, hereby gives notice to the citizens of City of Gary, Calumet. Township, Lake County, Indiana, that he will file an.

1 plication with the Hoard of Commis

sioners of Lake County, Indiana, on the 2nd day of December, 1912. for leave to purchase a certain retail liquor license Issued to Peter I'erpieh. who is desirous of selling the same, granting right to sell at retail Intoxicating liquors, spirltous, malt in vinous liquors In les squanttties than a gallon at a time, same to be drunk on the prem-

PRODUCE MARKET. Butter Extra creamery, 32'4c; firsts 29e; seconds, 2Sc; dairies, 25 & 30c.

packing stock, 20'ti231.2c; process. 27Vs if 2 Sc. Live poultry Turkeys, per lb, 15 ft 17c; geese, 1 1 It 12 Vs c; ducks, 14fl6c; fowls, 1 1 1 1 He; roosters, O'.f.'fttlOc; springs, 12'i ft 13c. Eggs Firsts, 2t'.c; ordinary firsts. 23c; dirties, 2c; checks, lSc. Han3 - Pea. hand picked. $2.50ff 2 75; brown Swedish, $ 1.50 1. 75 ; Lima, $6.50; red kidney, $ 2.25 & 2 35. Green fruits tJrapes, baskets, S Ibs, 12"&17c; apples, brls. $ 2.00 Ca 4.50 ; boxes, .$1.003.00; cranberries, brls, $7.60f. 3.50; persimmon, cases. 12 pts, 50 75c: grape fruit, box, $2.5 0 'g 3.00 ; pears, brl, l-BOW 2.0O. Vegetables Celery, crates. Mich., 25 ffroOc: beets. 100 bunches, $1.25; sacks, trimmed. 30'fi 35c; Brussels sprouts, qt. I2H. 'H 15e; cabbage, brls. 75c. $1 : ton, $6.00fi 6.50; green onions, six bunches. 6c: spinach. tub, 50cra$l nr.; squash, doz. 60e5 $1.00; cucumbers, boxes. 2 doz. $1.25''f1.75; eggplant, cases, Fla., $2.25'2 2.50; turnips, sacks, washed, fiO'g' 75c; watercress, brls, $1.50'S' 2.50; pep-

GIRL SAVEDIH PERIL Death of "Billy" Rugh for Her Sake May Have Been in Vain.

when efTort have

the young attacked by

resulted in Her eon.li-

cheerf uin ess should be an exto some of us, myself included, complain and grumble when

go wrong, although we arc of body.

It was not enough that he earned an honest living by selling newspapers and cheering people on their way; he needs must sacrifice his life for another. Let us take this lad's life into consideration and find out where we lack, and then determine to co on through the rest of this life smiling, cheery and tender hearted as Billy Bugh. I always had an Idea all newsboys

were, as a rule, good natured, for my husband was one when he was a little "shaver." ami he is always good natured, come what may. Gary surely has need to mourn over one who has proved himself Indeed noble and good. May his memory never be effaced. Morton Park. 111. MRS. T. MASSEY.

The sacrifice willingly made "Billy" Hugh gave his life in an to save Miss Ethel Smith may been vain.

After a month's illness woman suddenly has been the. same ailment thht Hugh's death- pneumonia.

tion was so serious last night that her physician. Dr. J. A. Craig, was summoned back from Lebanon, Pa., where he was to have been married today. "Billy" Hugh, the newsboy who of

fered his crippled bg th;.t skin might be grafted upon Miss Smith after she

had been burned in a motorcycle acci

dent. wa recovering when he was sud- j df.nly stricken by pneumonia. It was ; pneumonia and not the operation that cost him his life. j Pneumonia Sets In. Miss Smith had been recovering since the operation and it was hoped that ;

she might soon be able to leave the

Gary hospital, where she is now confined. Yesterday, however, pneumonia made its appearance. Her physicians did everything in their power to check the progress of the disease, but finally suggested that her own physician be

summoned. Then it was that a tele-I

gram was sent to Dr. Craig. The accid.-nt that may cost Miss Smith's life has marred two romances. Roy Roberts end Miss Smith were to have been married scout the date of the accident, but the Injuries of the two principals necessitated an inderi-

INTEREST IN GAME

IS MARKED Never before in the history of any gridiron battle in the Calumet region has so much interest been taken as is evident in the coming Clabby A. A. vs. East Chicago championship battle, which will be staged at the H. A. A. park at Hammond next Sunday afternoon. Although two games are to bo played the victory for the winning team will not only mean championship honors but a large amount of money Is being wagered on the outcome by the ardent followers of each squad. In order to do away with all wrangling and quarreling Manager Jimmy

BOY SAVS HE WASN'T "FLIPPING' Little George Kirker, son of Thomas Kirker, a former East Chicago mill man, now living in North Hammond a short distance out of East Chicago, while playing along the B. & O. Chicago Terminal railroad tracks yesterday morning was run over by a train and his leg so badly crushed as to make amputation necessary. The injured member was nmputated at St. Margaret's hospital a short while after the accident. George, who is nine iars old, in company with some other boys, was playing on the railroad He denies that he was "flipping," but says the boys with him were thus engaged. He was merely running alongside of the train trying to "beat the cars" when he fell under the wheels.

BILL CAIN AND KNOTTS RETURN Mayor Thomas E. Knotts and William A. Cain returned today from Dayton, O., where they went to attend the funeral of M. Cain, the father of th Gary contractor. Alderman Tim Englehart, who was also at the funeral, has gone south for several days. Three deputy sheriffs were in Gary last night and this caused the belief at the city hall that they had a valiseful of warrants with them. They made ho arrests.

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