Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 146, Hammond, Lake County, 19 November 1912 — Page 7
Tuesday, Nov. 19, 1912.
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NOTICE TO TIMES READERS. NOTICE TO ADVERTISER. Readers of the following advertisements who clnh to communlcat with advertisers vbos Identity Is oat realed. should follow the Instructions to addr-st ihe.-n by the key letter gtrtu. Requests at this otfles to reveal tha Identity of anonymous advertisers can not. in Justice to the advertisers, t nwered. fclropijr follow lnstfUCtSons.
FOR RENT. FOR KENT Newly furnished steam heated room; walking distance to Conkcy plant; $2 a week; board if desired. Ml Coin-net, corner Carroll. Hammond. 10-3
LO.ST ND FOUND.
LOST A beadle hound; about IS inches hi-h; white and brown Hpots. lU'turn to Mr. Moldrawskl, 435-154th St., West Hammond. Peward. 19-3
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FOR ILKXT Second Mat; S rooms; all conveniences. 21' 2 Sibley St., Hammond. I'hone 24 S.
P0 ART) ANT) ROOM.
VANTK1 Roomers aid boarders, by Week or month. 430 Indiana ave., Hammond. I'hone 580. 19-3
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ads
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that all classified at should either -inalled er sen! to thi office. The Times
will not be responsible for errors in taken over the telephone. TIE LI.
FOR KENT I'urnit. steam heat. 83'.' So.
adviHod i apt ), Hammond.
bed front room; Hohman St. (first 1S-2
VAN'TKIonoe. I, and .M, ! i! W A N'TKIIRonil in, Ryan Car
A steam fitter. Apply at Reduction Co., Chicago e.. East Chicago. Ind.
'arper.ters for box cars; y; steady work. Apply ., Hecrewisih. 111.
WA.NTEl) Wood workhifT machine hands. F. S. P.etss Co., Hammond.
FOR RENT Heated furnished bedroom; all conveniences; suitable for two gentlemen. 293 Sibley St., Hammond. IS-3 FOR RENT Small sleeping room. $1 a "Week; two nice furnished rooms for light housekeepiri 5. us Plummet ave., Hammond. 15tf FOR KEN'T One 6-room house; modern; 17o6-3 35th St. One 7-room house, modern, 17oS-135th t., Indiana Harbor. Apply Saric & Dupes Co., Indiana Harbor.
WANTED TO RENT. WANTED TO RKNT Nicely furnished suite of rooms by vnuns business man of highest standing; must be modern and up-to-date; central location. Address A A, Times. Hammond.
Tolleston Land & Investment company's sixth addition to Tolleston, now City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana. Said room faces east on Washington street, a public highway, and the interior of said room can be seen from the said Washington street. Paid room is 22x30 feet and 12-foot ccilinK. has class front door, side door, with living rooms in the rear, with separate entrances. Said license was granted to Fetor Porpich on the 6th day of May, 1912, for a period of one year, liar in said room is on the north side.
I Your application further says that he j is a male inhabitant, over the a pre of 1 twenty-one years, that he is a citizen ! of the United States of America, and i that he is a qualified voter; that he has i been a resident of City of Gary, Caluj met Township, Lake County, Indiana. for more than three years last passed immediately prior to the filing of this j notice; that he is a man of fjood moral ' character.
PETER TRICA.
TIM'S TRIP WAS AN INTERESTING AFFAIR
But When He Got Back He Certainly Was a Busy-Man.
BOY WANTED To deliver parcels and ! take care of stock, must be 16 years!
for advancement. Apply Si- j factory, 135 Logran St., !
FOR SAlE.
old; eh a net mon's ciera Hammond.
WANTED A jrood steady barber; boozers need not apply. Dutch Spanicier, 3323 Michigan ave., Indiana Harbor. I'hone 7M. 18-3
FOR SALE Horse, wapon and harness; horse S years old; at a bargain. Also one 10-1't. grocery counter, one 6ft. how case. 427 E. State st. (flat 2), Hammond. 12tf
IJI'IAI, XOTH jES. AUCTION OF MM UW LIBRARY The law library of the lute Senator John V. Miilu.irh will be sold at public auction at his old law office in the City
LaFayette. Indiana, on Friday, Nu-
22, mi;, besrirmiritr at 10 o'clock
This library consists of 3.5o
MAN WANTED To work around building- and attend boiler. Apply after 6 p. m. to c. A. Lockwood. 11 Waltham St., Hammond. Elderly man preferred. 1S-3
WANTED Experienced male stenotrrahper: $75 starting salary; (rood chance for advancement to riijht party.
Apply L-. S. .Metal fk lUnnintf Co., Gras- i
Belli. Ind.
FOR SALE A mr-dern 5-room oottaure;
j furnace heat; 45 feet frontage lot; ! for sale cheap if taken at once; will 1 sell on contract. J. Floyd Irish. Ham- ' motid.
FOR SALE Choice lot on North Grunt St.; 66x132; improved with sidewalk; rare opportunity por a bargain in real estate. Inquire of DidJio & Jacobs, Crown Point, Ir.d.
WANTED At once, dry, Hammond.
driver. Hick
FOR SALE Choice lot on North Grant St.; 66x132; improved with sidewalk:
lS-3!rare opportunity for a bargain in real j' estate. Inquire of Diddie & Jacobs.
Crown Point. Ind. 1S-4
laun-16-3
WANTED 100 brick cleaners. Apply Hammond Wrecking Co. G. H. Hammond Co.'s grounds. 15-6
FOR TRADE ern 7-room Call 132SM.
OR SALE A new modhouse. For particulars lS-t
NIGHT FIREMAN Rubber Tire Co.
WANTED- , Hessville,
-Standard j Ind.
FOR SALE Powerful new S40 parlor heating- stove, $16. SO. Dasemetit, 3756 Cottage Grove ave Chicago.
WANTED General apron t for Hammond to organize and supervise five counties: best general agents contract, best contracts to sell. International Life of St. Loui". Mo. Address Scott & Olsen, Mgrs.. 606-10 So. La Salle et., Chicago.
MEN AND WOMEN WANTED For sroverr.ment positions. $80 month. Thousands of appointments coming. Write for list of positions open. Franklin Institute, Desk 2, Rochester, N. T.
FOR SALE Art Garland in first class condition. Hammond.
base burner, 49 Condit St., 16-3
FOR SALE 6-room modern cottage; 37 ft. lot; on Ash st. 6-room cottage, 50 ft. lot, on Cedar; terms or cash. Inquire between 5 and 7 p. rn. or Sundays at 456 Ash St., Hammond.
WANTED Rubbers far wood finishing. Frank S. Rets A Co. 10-26 tf
FETEITELR. WANTED Waitress. Apply chef, Majestic hotel, Hammond. .9-4
WANTED Good, steady plrl for preneral housework; must have pood references; 3 in family. 942 So. Hohman nt., corner Ruth Hammond. I'hone 1191R. lOtf
WANTED A pirl. Apply
dishwasher; woman or Hammond Country club.
FARM FOR SALE 50 acres good farming: land with necessary buildings, on south side of Ridge road, Ms mile west of Stallbohm corner. F. Kvjtzbach. Prop., Hammond. - 16-C BARGAIN HUNTERS ATTENTION! Free 50 chickens, 50 apples trctS, 1 incubator with the purchase of 23 acres of Michigan farm land; located on beautiful trout stream, with fine timber; near schools, towns and roads. Price only J235; $lo down, $5 monthly. Henry Krause. 6(7 Marquette Bid!?., Chicago. 15.4
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volumes, comprising- a Kood working library. htcludimr sets of the. West Reporter System, New York Court of Appeals, Wisconsin Slate, New Jersey Law. New Jersey Equity, Indiana Supreme Court Reports. Central Law Journal complete. Digests. Text Books, and miscellaneous law bonks, HAYWOOD .i KFRNETT. Attorneys for McHukIi Estate. WRIGHT & S )N, Auctioneers. NOTICE TO N'ON-BKSIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, NOVEMPER TERM, 1912. PRESTON L. RAWLES VS. HARRY L. OROOKER. CAUSE NO. 7221. ACTION TO SET ASIDE CONVEYANCE. Now comes the plaintiff by Groolee & Call, attorneys, and tiles his amended complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the dffendants, E. It. Crookor. whose true christian rime is unknown: Domestic Utilities Manufacturing Company, are not residents of the State of Indiana. Said defendants are therefore hereby notified of the pendency of said action and that the same wll stand for trial at the next term of said Court. and that unless they appear and answer or i.ltmur therein .at the calling of said cause, on the 27th day of January. A. D. 1913, the same 1-cins" the 13th day of the next, term of said Court to be begun and held in the Superior Court Buildiner. Room 1, at Hammond, in said County and State, -on the second Monday of January, A. D. 1013. said actiOTi will be heard and determined in their absence. In 'Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of s;ld Court, at Hammond, this ISth day of November. A. D. 1312. ERNEST L. SHORTUIDGK. 1 Clerk L. S. C. Py Mae Hanson, I Deputy Clerk.
CHICAGO OIL MARKET. Chicago Trade good. Wholesale prices for carbon and other oils were as follows: Standard white. ISO test. 10c; perfection, 10'-c: headlight, 175 test, 12c; eocene, 12'.2c; gasoline, ISe; machine gasoline, 26'zc; raw linseed, single bids, 50c; boiled, 51c; turpentine, 46c; summer blae koll. 7'ic; winter black oil. Sc. These quotations apply to bid lots f. o. b. Chicago.
HAS JAUNT THROUGH
THE
SONNY SOUTH
EAST CHICAGO COUNCIL HAS A BUSY SESSIQ1
PRODUCE MARKED
firsts. $2.50fJ ; Lima.
$2.30 $2.('0 f?
Butter Extra creamery. 3-ic: first3, 31c; seconds, 20c; dairies. 26-! 31c; packing stock. 20 ft 23 H o ; process. 27 'i ff 2 Sc. Lle poultry Turkeys, per lb. 16Ji 10c: ge;ese. HS'flSljc: ducks, 12V2Sil4c; fowls. 1 0 ft 1 0 ';.. roosters. 9 'i 9 c ; springs, 11 H- i 12c
Eggs Firsts. 27c; ordinary
i 24c; dirties. 20c; checks, lfieo.. j Beans j Pea, hand picked, j 2.65; brown Swedish, $1.50571.75
, per 100 lbs, $6.50; red kidney, j 2.4 0. Green fruits Apple's, brls.
4.50; boxes. $1.0041 3.00; cranberries, brls. $7. 501 9.50: persimmons, cases, 12 pts, 5011 75c: pears, brls, $1.50(5 2.25. j Vegetables Celery, crate. Mich.. 50 j fti 75c: radishes, doz bunches. 20'a 3e: j Brussels sprouts. quart, 12Hfi l5c; cabbage, brls, 75c x $ 1. 00 ; ton. $6,001? S.OO ;apinach. tub. 60cfu $1.10; squash. - doz, tec& $1.00; cucumbers, boxes, 2 doz. $1.5051 2.25; eggplant, cases, Fla.. $3.50 ; 11 4.50; turnips, sacks, washed, 60"! "5c; i watercress, brls, $ 1 .50 ti 3 0o : peppers, .crate, $ 2.5 0 'h 2.75 ; beets. 3 00 bunches, .$1.50: sacks, trimmed, 4o."T cauliflower, (brls. i 1.501J 2. On; pumpkins, doz. 50o' $1.00; onions, sacks. 65 "fi 6s lbs. 5 (eft 75c; 'string beans, green, hamp, $2.o0 'o 2.50 ; ; was, hamper, $2.50 3.25; tonrwt toxn. box. $1.40li 1.50: lettuce, box. 1 0 1i 1 2 o : head, hamper, $1.00 611.75; parsley, doz bunches, 10il2V2c: carrots. 100 hunch- ; es, $1.50; sacks, washed, 301i 4 0c: parI snips, tubs. 50 Si 60c. j Veal calves 505 60 lbs. lOtilOtjc: 60 j S SO lbs, lliril2c; 60-3200 lbs. 7fgl0c; ; S057 1 10 lbs. 12314c. : Potatoes S.outh.,Pakota. bu, 401J51c; Minnesota, bu, 45'a54c; Wisconsin, bu, 4li 53c; swee t, Jersey, brl, $3. 75 4.00.
Fresh from his trio to Memphis.
where he captivated southern society with his goldeii-hued brown full dress suit. Alderman Timothy Englehart blt-w into Gary yesterday and got busy with Ills busines sand official affairs as soon as he could find his private secretary. Among other things he did: Balled out 17 Ridge road constituents from the city jail. Secured four city jobs for street laborers. Signed seven letters of introduction to Governor Wilson, which will be presented to him by Gary patriots seeking federal plums. Went down to the city hall and collected $20,000 on warrants due, plus $216 interest. lMne at Hammond. In the evening Colonel Englehart and family dined at the Hammond Country club. "Bill MeAleir and Johnny Fitzgerald were there," lie said. "Now these fellows are all there in the substantiainess. No frills on 'em. Memphis is a great town. Everybody is a bournr. 1 just had to break away from there. Louisville is a bum place. Everybody down there says that T. li.
j Dean is a hunswapglt-r. I was in UrI bana. Great town, but nothing like
; Memphis. ! Shines nt Hebrew Ball.
"1 was invited to a Hebrew ball down in Me-mphis. And 1 went: but I manj aged to sell $6ihj worth of flowers to j the ball committee. j "You see, my m-phew is in the floral I business at Memphis. Just wanted to
Last night was appropriation night at the East Chicago city council mee ting. All'manner of apropriation ordinances were acted upon, a number be ing passed on suspension of the rules. The appropriations total $17,300. Here is a list of the ordinances on whie-h action was taken: An ordinance appropriating $301 to pay the expenses of a committees to attend the rivers and harbors congress in Washington, amended to provide for the committee's attendance at the Rivers and Harbors committee of congress, sessions, was passed to third reading. An apropriation ordinance for a
Tipton, Union. Vanderburg, Warrick, White, and Whit-
HAY & GRAIN MARKET.
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WA NTED Pin! ng room girl. Sternberg's cafe. Indiana Harbor. I'hone 561J. 18-3
WANTED Good girl for general house work. 643 Ann st., Hammond. 1S-3
WANTED Girl for work; no laundry; home. 50 liimhach ave
general housemust bleep at , Hammond.
WANTED Good uirl for general house work. 1SS Plummer ave., Hammond.
FOR SALE Household furniture
base burner, a kitchen cabinet, dining room set, ice box, parlor suit, two beds, dresser and commode-, kitchen chairs and table and gas range and cook stove; all n-'w. At 231 Lewis st., phone 367, Hammond, Ind. Used only 10 months.
FOR SALE Sporting goods, cigar nd confectionery store; located in South Chicago and near E. It. depot; will seil for cash or real estate. Address F. Ahern, 9108-10 Erie ave.. South Chicago.
WANTED white; ; ln home ers,' nice ; business, peri once ;
Wilcox,
-Quick. sticker ci .ok i n g dace f,,r
ni'; good cook, and capable of dofor 15 or 20 boardone who knows her
Write, giving references, exand salary expected. F. O. 41 Madison st Gary, Ind.
WANTED Girl Tor general housework; $150 per week; must speak Slavish. Apply ;teve Kann, 834 Chicago ave.. Calumet, East Chicago.
FOTi Rr'N'T. FOR RENT Nicely furnished rooms light housekeeping. 505 Hohman at., Hammond.
FOR SALE Hou: reasonable. 152 mond.
;he'id furniture
Highland st liara-12tf
FOR SALE Salotn and license; fine location. Address box 494, Hammond, Ind. 8-6
FOR SALE First class saloon. Inquire J. T. Smith, 100 State St.. Hammond.
FoR RENT 5-room cottage; modern improvements. 571-1 50th st. Call S02 Alice st., Hammond, after 5:30 p. m.
FOR SALE-"In Ilomewood, 854 South Hohman st., apartment residence; seven rooms and bath on each floor. Separate heating plants. Location most ideal in llanfmond. Easy terms. Apply M li li, Times, Hammond.
NOTICE TO NON-RESIDENT. THE STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR.
COURT. ROOM No. 2. NOVKMliKH TERM. 1012. RUTH OR A E 1 i N VS.
DOMINICK CRAEHN. CAUSE No. 0767. ACTION To DIVORCE. Now comes the plaintiff by C. E. Greenwald, attorney, and les her complaint herein, together with an affidavit of a competent person, showing that the defendant. T'ominick Or.iohn. is not a resident of the State of Indiana. Snid defendant is therefore hereby notilied of the pendency of said action and that the same will stand f,ir trial
(at the next term of s:iid Court, and very : that unless he appear and answer or
demur therein, nl the calling of said cause, on the 14th day of January, A. D. 1013. the same being the second day of the' next term of seid Court to be begun and h-ld in Roeni Ne. 2. in the Superior Court Building, at Hammond, in saiil County and State, on the second Monday of January. A. D. 1913,
said action will be heard and deterj mined in his absence. ' In Witness Whereof, I hereunto set my hand and affix the seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 12th day of November. A. D. 1912. ERNEST L SHORTRIDGE, Clerk L. S. C. ' By Rosofeo Hemsteck, Deputy Clerk.
Open High Low Close Dec. wheat.. .S.)7x fcO'i K5- S6"s May wheat.. 91 92-, 91's 92'July wheat. SS'-i SST ,VS SS"4 Dec. corn... 47's 47-S 46 47'j May corn... 47!- . 4 7Vj 4 7 4 7s; July corn... 4H 4vi 4S 4s :4 Dee. ots 30:-, 31 'i 30., 31 May oats 22 32:S. 31 32-; July oats... 321 32 S2i 22 V,
help him out. Memphis fine skyscrapers. It has form of government. 1
the society is swell. "Every house has a sixty-foot lot around it. And the women are the pre-ttiest on earth. Every morning the three commissioners of the commission form of government took me out for an auto ride. They're ail boosters. That reminds me. I must call up Kelly ar.d have him and Patterson call a meeting of the South Side Improvement association rii;ht away. I want that boulevard link completed. Yes, Memphis is some swell town. Hilt He Met a Sknte-. "Everybody is friendly down in Memphis. Only met one skate. He was a real estate agent from Chicago. Tried to get me to endorse a check for him. I wish that I had the time to take Judge Gary to Memphis. He would get seme good ideas down there for Gary. Now, whenever these Chicago real estate sharks try to put anything over on your Uncle Timothy they got to go some. Thlnits 1 o Move. "When I got back to town- I was a way a week 1 learne t that we had cot a Carnegie library and a settlement house. Also heard that they got
Tippecanoe, Vermillion,
ley. Counties carried by Progressives with Democrats second Elkhart. LaGrange. Randedph, Wabash, Wayne. Total S. Counties carried by Progressives with Republicans second Lake. Total 1. Counties carried by Republicans with Democrats second Peerter, Steuben, Warre n. Total 3. These lists show that Republican newspapers vvil get a share of th; county advertising in fifty-rne counties and the Progressive newspaper will
be entitled to it in forty-one counties. There are a number of counties in which Progressives are entitled to the advertising but in which they have no newspaper, and it is said that plans are being mad.? to establish papers in a number of these counties. It has-become known that would-be Progressive editors in seme of these counties have placed orders for small printing plants, the cost to run about $500. The supply house s are filling some of these orders it is said so that the Progressive papers may te started In time to participate in the coming harvest ef county sdvertising. Of course, $500 will not start much of a newspaper office, but these men say they do not need much of an office to handle all the business
ilso has some they will get.
a commission j tell you that I
The county advertising which they will get. will include auditors reports, treasurers reports, reports of county expenditures, delinquent tax lists and matter of a similar nature. No.tlces of applications for liquor licenses, notices of sheriff's sales, notices of appointments of administrators, guardians and the like, are not ineluded under the head of county advertising. These advertisements ar-; placed by the- parties themselves and the county officials ahve nothing to say about the paper in which they shall be placed.
Hay Receipts, S15 tons: shipments. 42 tons. Offerings only moderate and demand good for both timothy and prairie. Choice timothy. $lS1il9e: T"o. 1. $16?il7; No. 2 and No. 1 mixed. $13.50 fj'15; No. 3 and No. 2 mixed. $10112. Kansas and Oklahoma prairie Choice, $16 1 16.50; No. 1. $13 1 15 50. Iowa. Minnesota, Nebraska anel Dakota prairie Choice, $1 t. 5 Off 15.50; No. 1, $12.50 tfz 1 4. Illinois, Indiiyia and Wisconsin
feeding prairie fS'dll. I'acking(a S 5 0. Straw Kyp, $S.50'? 9; oat, $7' wheat. $6.00 ji 6.50.
a baby over house. I tell move' when 1 "And you o bunch i.f El ks
Memphis is " er came in sight to meet him.
At'.orney you. things eam away, ub.t to meet
h t
Memphis. Just then
and the cedonel went
Ridgely's rtalnly do the swell I tell you a lot buy-
$7.50
.50;
DEPRIVES THEM OF PRINTING Cci)tinueH from Page one)
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
Cattle Choice to pcime steers, $10 00 111.00; medium to t,"ood steers. $7,101' 9.50; inferior to fair steers. $ 5. 40 1; 7. 1 u : fat cows and heifers, $4,601 8.75; can-
tiers and cutters, bulls and stags, cattle, 6001 1,000 to fancy veal
THROWN FROM CYCLE. Dr. A. J. Myers of Chicago was thrown from his motorcycle yesterdaywhile on his way from W'hiting to East Chicago. He was taken to Dr. Schlie-ker's drug stere, where Dr. Townsley was called to attend him. The injured man was found to be suffering from contusion of the shoulder and arm and bis left hand was badly twisted and bruised. After his wounds had been dressed the man was taken
to Chicago by a friend who had accompanied him on his motorcycle trip.
$2,7514.35; native $3,751 7.50; feeding lbs, $4,0017.50: fair calves. $9.25f 10.25;
FOR RENT Furnished rooms for light house keeping; modern. 378 N. Hohman st.. Hammond. 19-2
FOR RENT Three handsomely furnished rooms for housekeeping; all modern c-onvcnlt rice s. Also one large bedroom suitable for two gentlemen. Call 313 Truman ave., Hammond, for
partioulai s.
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M J iOEL i , A N EO TJ WANTED If your watch does not keep good time bring it to us. We will put it in good order. Also we do clock and jewelry repairing. Charges will please you. Will call for your clock and deliver it. Old gold and silver taken in trade. Chas, Arkin, the reliable jewe ler, 63 State st , Hammond. Established 23 years.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished room; 1 suitable fe.r one or two gentlemen;! t(8in heat. Call at .S2S So. Hohman st., ' Hammond, or phone 966M. 1S-2
TYPEWRITING, BOOKS BALANCED and inventory taken at reasonable rates. Phone Hammond 1616.
FOR RE NTlight hous, ble location. Phone 112SR
Three furnished rooms for I ke-eping; modern; desira-
767 Walter st., Hammond between 6 and 8 p. m.
PHONE 771 FOP. BEST CLEANING and pressing. Young Men's Tailors, 61 State St., Hammond.
FOR RENT Furnished room for light housekeeping. 3414 Commonwealth eve., Indiana Harbor. 18-2
FOR RENT Two large front rooms for light housekeeping; also suite of two rooms; cheap if taken at once. 235 Indiana ae (in rear), Hammond, rnone S73W.
FOli RENT Furnished rooms; private family; with or without board. 6Sa Oakley ave. (2nd flat), Hammond. J
MONEY TO LOAN. MONEY TO LOAN- OS DIAMONDS and watches. 65 State St., Hammond. Ind.
TO THE CITIZENS OF GARY. CALU-; MET TOWNSHIP, LAKE COUNTY", I INDIANA. j The undersigned, I'efer Prioa, here- ! by gives notice to the citizens t.f City ' of Gary, Calumet ' Township, Lake County. Indiana, that he will file np-' plication with the Board of Oommls-: sioners cef I, -eke County, Indiana, on the' 2nd day of December, 1912. for leave . to purchase? a certain retail liquor li- ; copse', issued to p, ter Ivrpieh, who is' de-sirous of selling the same, granting) right to sell ;1t retail Intoxicating liquors, spiritous, mait In vinous liquors ! in les squantitles than a gallon at aj time, same to be- drunk on the- premises described as follows: In the front room on the grountl j floor of the one-story frame building, j situated on lot 19. block 2 4. Chicago-'
heavy calves. $4 0016.75: milkers and springers, per head. $ 35.00 1 9". 00. Hogs Hulk of sales. $7.fi5' 7.S5; heavy butchers, $7.S0ii 7.90: light butchers, $7,7017.85; light bacon, $7.55 " 7. SO; light light, $7.15 fi 7.65; heavy shipping. $7. SOli 7,90: heavy packing, $7,501 7.75; mixed packing. $7,501? 7.75; rongh, heavy packing. $7,251 7.45. Sheep Lambs, good to choice. $7.25 f' 7 55; lambs, fair to good. $6. S5 rn 7.25 : lambs, common to fair. $6.1017 6.5; lambs, feeders. $3,7516.60: lambs, e-ulls, $5,0016.00; yearlings. fair to best light, $5.15!ff6.00: yarllners. fair to best heavy. $4.S5 ffi 5.60 ; wethers, good to choice, $ 4. 1 5 1? 4.50 : wethers, plain to good, $3,901 4.15; ewes, fair to best, $3.75 f 4.23.
THAT'S IT. Thoasnnri of chewers -rll denier they he-llerp I'MON SCOITT SCRAP In the finest. Why BhonldtTt It lief Manufactured from choicest leaf gronn. Adv.
A It E YOl A TIME HEADKHt
law to publish notices affecting county affairs in a public newspaper, said auditor and treasurer are hereby required to publish said notices as by the several statutes required in two leading newspapers published in their respective counties, r-presentlng the two political parties casting 1 1 1 o highest number of votes in such counties respectively at the last preceding general ejection, if there shall be such newspapers published in such county." At the recent election the Demorats carried eigb t y-tli ree t.f the ninety-two counties in the state. Hi thirty-five of these counties the Progressives ran sicond, and ther f"re the Progressive papers ill those counties will be entitled to their half of the county advertising. The thirty five counties are as follows:
Allen, Bartholomew, Blackford, p.oone, Cass, Clark, Clay, .Decatur, Delowaie, Fayette, Floyd. Harrison, Hendricks. Howard. Jackson, Jay, Johnson. Kosciusko, La Porte, Lawrence, Madison, Marion, Marshall, Miami, Monroe, Noble, Owen. Perry, Scott, Shelby, St. Joseph, Vigo, Washington, W els. In f ort y-eig h t counties the Democrats won with the Republican second. These? counties were Adams, Benton, Hrown, e.'arroli, Clinton. e.'rawfodr. Daviess, Dearborn, Dekalb, Dubois. Franklin, Fountain. Fulton, Gibson, Grant, circeene, Hamilton. Henry, Huntington, Jasper, Jefferson, Jennings, Knox, Martin, Montgomery, Morgan. Newton, Ohio, Orange, Parke, Pike, Posey, Pulaski, Putnam, Ripley, Rush, Spencer., Starke-, Sullivan. Switzerland.
WHITING CITY COUNCIL MEETS (Special to Tiik Timer.) Whiting. Ind., Nov. 19. The city council met in their regular session here last night, but on account of a number being absent, few matters of importance were taken up. An ordinance was aelopted for the vacating o'f the Whiting cemetery in the near future. The bodies are to be transferred to various cemeteries in this region and the tombstones disposed of. It Is expected that the cemetery will be used as a factory site.
sum not to exceed $7,000 to apply on the judgment recently entered in favor of H. C. Frick by Judge Kop, lk lit connection with the extension of Dickey place into a through road between Indiana Harbor and Hammnd. was allowed on suspension of the rules. An appropriation ordinance providing for not to exceed $1,(00 to satisfy a judgment in favor of the Interstate lreii and Steel company handed down yesterday in the Superior court at Hammond, in connection with the opening to its full width of 141st street through the Interstate' property was adopted on suspension of the rules. An appropriation ordinance for $5,000 to continue the work of the? city in providing breakwaters to preve-nt the encroachments of the bike on lake- front property, was passed on suspension of the rules. This was in response to a peditifin from property owners along Ablls avenue. Tho city has already done something in the way of protec.ing this property but the brenk waters are not f-'tifficient ami estimates made by Owen Reed and the Great Lalts Dredging and Dock company indicate that about $5,000 will be needed to finish the work. An appropriation ordinance for $1,000 in the way of an extra police fund, and $2,700 f;,r the fire department, was
passed on suspension of the rules. An appropriation ordinance for $300 for city stationary was pltHsed on suspension of the rules. A number of other matters were also attended to at last night's meeting. The light ordinance, ratifying the franchise given the Lake County Gas anel Eectric company by the board of public works, went to It sthidr reading, notwithstanding opposition by Alderman Joe French and Ketclk. French was on hand with another petition against it, although before he presented it the mayor announced that an investigation of the names 011 the former petition had been made revealing the fact that 104 of the signers were not taxpayers anel the remaining 69 worn! between them be obliged to pay $7.50 a year toward defgraying- the cost of
the lights. Ketcik wanted the petition laid over and statred a speech which so far drifted from the question of lights, to lhe allege dopposition of residents in the vicinity of the new garbage crematories, to the operation of the same. Being declared out of ordr, the alderman sat down, the mayor calling attention to the fact that Alderman Ketcik's personal share of the illumination had been figured out and found to five cents a year. "You are making a pretty big huP.abaloo over a nickel," declared his honor. As to the new petition presented last night, a casual survey of he names disclosed the signatures of persons who had petitioned in favor of the lighting system In Indiana Harbor, now arrayed" against it. Sehock opined that in view of the disclosures regarding the petitions, they should not be taken seriously, and he moved that the ordinance be passed to third reading, which was done Ketcik voting no. A franchise permitting the GermanAmerican Car company to lay two switch tracks across Parish avenue between 145th and the Pennsylvania right-of-way. was passed on suspension of the rules, the purpose of the two tracks being to dn the property of the car company, which lies on either side of Parish, in order to iv -"m modate contemplated improvemer,? .1.
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