Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 203, Hammond, Lake County, 28 January 1913 — Page 4
THE TRIES.
Tuesday, Jan. 28, 1913.
THE TUMIES NEWSPAPERS
Br T lk Co a at y Prlatlac aad Pa! 1 labia Cwmy.
The Lake Ceuntr Times, dally except Sunday, "entered as second-class mattar Juna 28, 1906;' The Lake County
Times, dally except Saturday and Sun
day, entered Feb. 8. 1911: The Gary
EJvenlng Times, aauy except Sunday.
entered Oct. 5, lSOi; The Lake County
Times. Saturday and weekly edition, entered Jan. SO, 1911; The Times, daily
except Sunday, entered Jan. 15, 1912, at
the postof flee at Hammond. Indiana,
all under the act of March I. 1179.
Entered at the Postofflco, Hammond.
lad., as ncoBd-elaas matter.
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PUBLICATION OFFICES,
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GOOD )IORMG, LIFE. Good naoraloK. Life and all Tblean glad and beautiful. My poeket sot bin hold. But be that ovraa the Koiil, The Kun. In my great friend Mia epeadluic ka no cud. - Mall to the morning; ky.
Which brlabt elouds measure hlarb;
Mall to you, bird nhone throata Would number leaven by notes) Mall to you. nhady bowers. And yon. screen fields of flowers. Hall to you. vrontan fair. That makes a show so rare la cloth as white as milkBe t calico or silk; tiood morning, Life and all Thlaffs glad and beautiful. W. II. D.
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TELEPbO!fS, Hammond (private exchaage) , (Call for department wuM)
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now means another delay of two
years. t -
Hammond Is not insensible to what
it owes to the railroads, but there is a limit to gratitude. The lives that have already been sacrificed on the
deadly grade crossings, the daily
growing dangers, the untold anguish
that parents experience mornings and evenings for their children who
have to cross the tracks, it hardly makes any difference what school
they attend, are matters that cannot be figured from a commercial stand
point.
The innumerable, unnecessary,
business paralyzing crossing delays
would however be sufficient argu
ment for track elevation.
If Representative Barney Carter,
as first stated in THE TIMES can
see it tfirougu. successfully He will What la Billlnasaate? Billineseate
have earned the everlasting gratitude la a coarse language. The fish mar-
of his city. ket of Billingsgate, London, was sing'
ularly noted because of the rough and
nlsregardful tendency of the language
GOV. Ralston has started in to usea Dy its nsn-mongerg. Hence the
issue proclamations and there is not applIcation
nearly so much fol-de-rol about them
One idea or a
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What Is the Signification of Phoe
nix? A mythical bird, without a mate, supposed to have renewed itself every five hundred years by being consumed in a fire of spices, then rising from th ashes resumed its flight.
THE DRAYMA'S THE THING.
We note with blase boredom that as hls Predecessor's
New York is witnessing a brmiant sensible governor would be a man who
Gary Office . TeL IS?
East Chicago Office Tel. 140-J Zndlana Harbor Tel. S4S-M; 160
Whiting- TeL 0-M Crown Point TeL 3
Hetrewlach TeL IS
Advertising a Mortars will be sent or
rates g-foen on application.
If you heyre any trouble getting The
Tames notify the nearest of dee and
have it promptly remedied.
revival of Massenet's "Manon" with
Caruso and Farrar in the leading
roles.
What we want to see is a brilliant
revival of "Uncle Tom's Cabin" with
a couple of good Marks, at least half
a dozen bloodhounds and real ice, or
if that can't be arranged make it a
brilliant revival of "Ten Nights In A
Barroom."
i would cut out all proclamations save
What la the Order of the Garter?
It is an English order of knighthood instituted by Edward III. on St.
George's day, 1344, and Is the highest
How many Vorda are there in the English Language? There are upwards of 42,000, of which 13.000 are Anglo-Saxon, and 29,000 French and Latin.
When did Magazines begin? The
Gentleman's Magazine, first of this
class of monthly periodicals, was first printed in 1731, by Edward Cave, who
employed Samuel Johnson as one of
its contributors.
What is Pathology? A knowledge of the causes and character of diseases; so called from the Greek pathos, suffering, and logos, a dis
course.
commonwealth.
proclamation?
Who ever reads a
those dealing with some peril to the ordr Qf tne kmd It u reiated that
the countess of Salisbury. In dancing with Edward III., happened to lose her garter, whereupon the king pick-
ed it up and tied it about his own
WHERE FULLEST LIFE IS LIVED. H: that this action might not be
Perhaps the fullest lives are those jL1-!? .: to TL2Z It
spent in country communities, where cialniintr. "Sham tn h.m wh t,,nvB
the demands upon one's time are eVil." This exclamation remains the those of neighborliness, where the oM motto of the order and is seen in the.
ladies are called upon in days of sick- royal arms.
LARGER PAID UP CIRCULATION
tTHAlT AWE) OTHER TWO NEWS.
PAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGION.
ANONYMOUS cornrannJ certJ on will
not be noticed, but others will he
printed at discretion, and should he addressed to Tne Editor, qtmes. Ham
mond. Ind.
TWO more federal judges are be-Jness and sorrow to bring the consola-
ing investigated. You'll find that tion of their broad sympathies, the old
the bench needs dusting off once in a men are sought for advice and coun-
while as well as the bar.
SHOULD BE DONE.
Cities of the Calumet region which
have used the lake as a depository for their sewage, may be forced into a
solution of the problem of sewage
disposal, by the United States govern-
Astated meeting of Garfield lodge ment. itepreseniauve avails or lin-
Ko. 669, F. and A. M., will be held on I nois has prepared a bill which he pro
se, the boys and girls have time to
think the long, long thoughts of
youth.
What are the Number of Visible
Stars? The number of stars that can be seen by a person of average eyesight is estimated to be 7,060. The number visible through the telescope
is estimated to be 100,000,000.
When was the first English Version
of the whole Bible executed? In
1635, by Miles Coverdale; but the New Testament and a part of the
Old had been executed a few years
previously by William Tyndale.
WIFE AND CHILDREN OF PLAYWRIGHT WHO IS BEING SUED FOR DIVORCE
When was the New Year's Day changed from the 25th of March to the 1st of January? This change was effected gradually. The 1st of January was adopted legally by France in 1563, by Scotland in 1600, and by England and Ireland at the change of the style 1752.
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FAK15 journalist fell down an
elevator shaft and got $1,000 dam
ages. Wonder what he would have
received had it been of the common or garden variety of newspaper man?
What is the Cause of Rust in Iron?
Oxygen entering into combination with the surface of the metal, the combination being promoted by moisture; rust is an ordinary term for the
oxydizing of iron.
Jan. 31. at 7:30 p. m. F. C. degree. Visiting brothers cordially welcomed.
E. M. Shanklln, W. M. R. S. Galer, Sec
Hammond Chapter, 117, R. A. special meeting Wednesday, Jan. Past and Most Excellent degrees.
M,.
29.
Hammond Council. No. 90, R. S. M.
poses to present to congress, making
it prohibitory for1 cities to pollute the waters of the great lakes, with their
waste
Hammond, East Chicago and Whit
ing have for years been talking "pure
water." The problem may be solved
OUTSIDE THE PALE.
If the bull moosers don't look out
What are the Languages In which
the Bible was originally written? The old testament was written mainly
What are Civil Rights? The right which every one has by nature to dispose of his own person to cultivate his mind, and to improve his condition by any honest line of industry that is suitable to his capacity, the enjoyment of such rights being called freedom.
ther won-t hP thnnrtPr .nm-h j.rt 1 Hebrew, but partly also In Chal-
- . , . , i vice: luc new iceiuueui was wniieu
ui mem iu swear uy, wnen hiisuu bl jq Greek
verm expires.
Close observers who are blessed
Who Wrote "Hail Columbia"?
month.
Stated meetings first Tuesday of eae for tjjem Dy the government. Should with a keen nse ot smell as well as judge Joseph Hopkinson, during John
one proposed be vision, nave smnea a mouse. Adams' administration. The music be forced to faceTnis is a Proressivene3S on tne part J was arranged by Feyles, the leader
or w nson and nis colleagues tnat may or tne orcnestra or tne oniy tneater
I such a law as the one proposed be
Hammond Commandery. No. 4L K. enacted, they will
T. Regular stated meeting first and! the issue.
third Monday of each month.
out-Roosevelt Teddy himself. All of
the straws are pointed toward a pro-
in the capital. It was first called
The President's March."
Is Trial by Jury of Ancient Origin?
Yes; It is an Anglo-Saxon institution.
and forms an Important safeguard against arbitrary authority.
What Is Weight? Weight is only
the result of attraction. An article
weighing 1,000 pounds at sea level, will, at the height of four miles.
weigh two pounds less.
Whence do Icebergs come? From
the polar region, where they break off from the ends of glaciers that protrude Into the ocean, and float about
until they are gradually melted.
GOV. Wilson is going to stick to his Sressive t dministration that will
New Jersey job to the last minute, make the pr ogressives sit up and take
OUR NEW COMPETITION.
When this Venus de Milo perfect yet te remiblicans win not be rer- no"ce
woman craze Has gone rar enougn mitted to put anything over either
in New Jersey or Washington.
be no playint? of favorites in this. Lake county cities have played at
let's start a perfect man competition.
Right here is the place to begin
it too.
Mayor Knotts of Gary, who by virtue of his official prominence
should set the pace will oblige us by sending in his height, weight, bust, hips .ankle, upper arm, forearm, calf,
A SUGGESTION.
By the way won't the kind and
obliging H., W. & E. C. railway please
put up a few more straps for the
accomodation of the people on the
little town for three or four days while a national missionary conference in Ml(in inutile its limits. Garv
quarantine long enougn. it is time u whooD8 tnlrigS up the next day by hav
started &ni maintained something ng three murders, a kidnapping and a
serious along this line, especially in shooting affray
the present emergency.
Marshall hi s turned progressive,
and all along he line there are evi
dences that wh n Wilson goes out of
office, the bull inoosers won't have a
leg to stand on. It seems to be the democrat's one best bet, to play the
most radically progressive politics, j THE common sensle dance is the In that way they may hope to, gain latest and succeeds the tango. There
many allies from the ranks of the new! is no wriggle in It. It will not be a :
Motions and Orders
wrist, size of hat, pull on vest and 1 Honman street carg during the party ,and they have nothing to lose, success.
any other measurements
think of.
he may
rush hours? It is fearful annoying
to a lady standing up in those cars
to have a man breathing garlic grab
DEPARTMENT of Agriculture says I ner wuaiy oy me ieii ear ana tear
we eat too much meat and not enough out a banafull of hair in an effort to
cheese. Seems to be a bull movement keeP Irom losing his balance.
In favor of the stink factory at Globe It is also rather disconcerting for
Station. a man to have a lady claw desperate
ly at his necktie in order to keep her feet as the motorman jerks the car merrily back and forth to see
whether the wheels are on the rails
or not.
Of course one good plan would be
to have hooks hung alongside the car
to hang passengers on but some of the
foolish things might object to that,
but no one could object to a few
more straps could they?
0, MAGIC KISS.
Laury Jeen Libbey in writing on
that gift of the gods, the kiss, says: "In all the rules laid down for decorous love-making not one is : devoted to the kiss, which may be said to be the alpha and omega of love's tenderness. Whether or not this subject is omitted purposely to give forth the idea that they have no place on courtship's calendar we can only surmise. ' "But for all that kisses are the most Important factor in life. It is instinct, expressing fondness. It Is - the first yearning of the babe as soon as it becomes old enough to show liking, singling out those to whom its instinct draws It, holding " up its rosebud lips for the kiss of love. Sorry Is the life or childhood who knows not the kiss of father, mbther, sister, or brother. It is courtship's first acknowledgment when lips meet lips In the sacred, tender betrothal kiss. "O magic kiss! you are responsible t?f the highest bliss known to mortals, or you can lead the way to the depths of woe. There are '' kisses which, are inspirations. -They were never meant to be given by rule or without sacred intent. They should be the seals of pure affection."
The stand pat republicans are safe
outside the pale of democratic influ
ence anyhow but the progressives MR. Morgan is on his way to
don't know lust "where thev are at." Egypt. Wonder how he could leave
in the situation political, and some of the country and feel perefctly safe.
them may be easy proselytes.
WELL its drawing nearer. They
are beginning to talk about the changes In the infield and wonder
who will play short.
ISOLATION HOSPITAL NEEDED
Smallpox has secured a foothold in
the Calumet region. It has attained
HEARD BY RUBE
BP
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. Court Room o. 1.
7402. Apolonle Cernik vs. Ktnmanuel
Ccrnik. Case dropped from docket to be reinstated on motion and no
tice.
7534. Israel Manson et a!, vs. John W, Caldwell et al. Plaintiff dismisses,
costs paid.
7669. Scott and Hary vs. Minnie Koch
et al. Find for plaintiff JSO.oO.
Foreclosure. Find for cross-com
plainant, Knickerbocker Ice Co., for
$80.50 in full of claim agains
plaintiff. Order vs. defendant
Julius Koch, and that said ice com
nanv be subrogated to rights of
plaintiff and all parties agree tha
claim of plaintiff and cross-corn
plaint is satisfied in open court
and mechanic's lien discharged an
satisaed and released. Costs vs.
Julius Koch, Judgment.
TEE IIEE! It is to laugh. Britisn
the proportions of a full blown epihouse of commons had 2,100 cops on ?876. Atlas Brg. Co. vs. Albert Kauf
demio in South Chicago There nre euard while the members voted against . man. Plaintiff dismisses. Judg-
5 v. ---s-v. rfM i sSz c ! film VrV--r.v. II llhur t'r l
Mrs. Paol Araaatraas; aa hmm aaatesa. Here is a late photograph of the wife and daughters of American playwright, Paul Arms t ring, taken at Mrs. rn.ntr home. "Stronghold. near Annapolis. M-i.. last fall.
strong's suit for divorce will be heard January 27. 8ha la a society woman of note in Annapolis, a pupil of Whistler, and a member of the Anna Arrundel Hunt club.
the famous Armstrong's airs. Arm-
WOMEN fainted when surprised in
a poker game. Best thing for women
to do is to place pants buttons on a
i card and wait for somebody to yell
"Reno."
five cases of It in East Chicago.
Whiting has one case, Gary a case or
two and one probable case has been
reported from Scherervjlle. There is
no telling how many others there are
WILL BE BITTER FIGHT.
It is gratifying to learn that some
effort is to be put forth by Lake
County's representatives in the legis
lature to get a law on the books,
which would give Hammond and
cities cf its class the right to demand
track elevation.
The easiest prediction to make in
regard to the proposed measure is to
say, that it will meet with powerful
Laury notes that "But for all that! opposition, not only from the railroad
kisses are the most important factor lobbyists, but from real estate inter
in life." So? It Is all very well for ests at home.
Laury to write ofhe nice, aesthetic From a city building stand point,
and Inspired kisses but what about such a measure next to home rule
the soul kiss or the kiss that is hur- would be the moHt important step as
riedly given while a man is trying J far as Hammond is concerned, and it
to catch a car? I behooves the city to lend its most
Our love expert should differentiate! powerful support of it
in the several kinds of kisses. There Track elevation is a matter are kisses and kisses. There is no I affecting every man, woman and
comparison between the soul kisses! child in Hammond, and the consurn
of Romeo and Juliet and the kiss that. I mation of the long proposed remedy
the czar puts on each cheek of his! is at the best still far off. But the
guardsmen at Christmas. 1 time to make a beginning in this dt
Variety is the spice of life. Thejrection is now, while the General As
epice of variety la the kiss. Isembly Is in session. Procrastination
female suffrage.
NOTE that Brother Elbert H. Gary
paid $100,000 for a statue. Elbert must
have got bis wage increase already.
M. RATT of the Indlanny legislature j
has Introduced an anti-rate bill In the
throughout the county classified as I house, some one ought to introduce (
chickenpox, or not classified at all.
East Chicago has already recogniz
ed the gravity of the situation by pro
viding a temporary pest house. East
Chicago be it remembered has a doc
tor mayor. Whiting has closed its
schools for a day or two, and there is agitation for a county isolation hos
pital. Has the latter by all means,
but
While the hospital is a much need
ed institution, even more important
and far reaching, would be an en
forcement of whatever laws there are which provide for vaccination. In
Suffraeette Carrie Catt to Mr. Ratt
IXFItIGI-NO OX TIIK OUTLOOK'S
COVPHIGHT. (From the Gary Post.) ; Having had experience as a teacher in an earlier and more primitive day, the contributing editor appreciates the enormous teaching and de- . veloping leverage, etc. j AFTER March 4 Prof. William If.
Taft will have time to wonder why it
is that tire highest salary that Yale pays to her professor's is $5,000, while
the football coach cops off $10,000.
ART admirer says that Venus dc
Milo has too much ot an Amazonian
build and a cowlike face for him to admire her. Why worry about Venus
inent. 8040. Fred J. Smith vs. Harbor Bldg. Co. et al. riaintiff dismisses as to lot 4, block 13. 4th add. to Indiana Harbor, in name of Frank Burba.
i 8076. Calumet Supply Co. vs. .Hernando
W. Daegling. et al. PlaintifT dismisses by agreement. Defendant Daegling to pay costs. Judgment. S098. U. B. Radiator Corporation vs. C. 11. Maloney Co. Motion of Maloney & Co. sustained to modify judgment, and same is modified to show that defendant. Maloney & Co., is an inilorser on note. Motions of Prascsak & Baukus withdrawn. Judgment. S174. George A. Carpenter, trustee, vs.
the schools at least. If every man, when there are so many pretty hob-
woman and child in Lake countv
were vaccinated, the need for a pest ABE MARTIN writes of Doc Mopp's I , nf 01 U nnaa Inns' artfl Ilia
i ii . , , wnissei uciii
uuurc' lul oma.ipus. paiieiiLa, wui wlre glv,,g him a tlrkpln for l birth
soon run Its course. It is no joke tol jav present. Reminds us somewhat of
have to go to a pest house, under thai the Indianny senate in passing the
most nronltloiiH r-irmmtannK Gary second-class city bin as a present
I to Tom Knotts and then providing
iHu ao piivuio iiuinuuiiiit?, in
asmuch as all Lake county hits NOT
been vaccinated, and as THERE IS
NO COUNTY ISOLATION HOSPITAL to enjoy it
the physicians should get together about the only
that hlzaoner can't, be re-elected. .W1LLUM ELLIS COREY eontinues to
tell tales out of school and he seems
thing that hasn't
and agree on a minimum period of iso- gone up in these hi kost of living days ,..nv, to i o and the only thing that really has
lAtiuu v uiv u k va i tiv acne sialic j w i . , . fc . ,. . . I come down in pric e Is the newspaper
lengiu, auu uc ncrtuu nuiuunvica ve( a ,ot of folks aon't spem to appre-
should maintain a strict quarantine 1 ciate it.
There shou ld-
covering that period.
IT is too bad. After posing as a nice
City of Hammond, Ind.. et al
Plaintiff dismisses. Judgment. S450. William Craick vs. Samuel Gobits et al. On motion of defendants, cause dismissed for want of prosecution. Judgment. 8.-.5S. Hammond Lbr. Co. vs. Charles Frust. Plaintiff dismisses at own costs. Judgment. S739. Fred J. Smith vs. Frank Burba et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to lot 4. block 13, 4th add. to Indiana Harbor in name of Frank and Stella Burba. S975. Charles H. Capen vs. Thillip Suter. Find for plaintiff for $800, without relief. Judgment. !26 4. Peubody Coal Co. vs. John McFadden. Find for plaintifT for $2,086.30. without relief. Judgment1836. Kelley Brg. Co. vs. Wm. Riley et al. Cause dropped from docket to be reinstated on notice. 5225. William H. Rehn et al. vs. Jo
seph Golosinskl et al. Receiver
flies final report and asks for dis
tributlon and release of bondsmen. Granted. 6426. Paxton Lbr. Co. vs. Anton Gale-
ielvzyk et al. W. E. Roe, attorney for receiver, granted $75 for services.
6040. Effie M. Reading vs. Wilbur
Reading et al. Plaintiff dismisses for want of prosecution. Judgment.
6719. Steve Szucs vs. Barbolla gzucs.
Cause dismissed for want of prosecution. Judgment.
8734. Frederick Borman vs. Fred Stew
art et al. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid.
$979. Eric Sandell. guardian, etc., vs..
Hilma M. Hagglund et al. PlaintifT files inventory and appraisement showing value of property, $4,-
850, and akss leave to sell same for not less than appraised value, for
cash, or & rash and balance on first mortgage in three years at. 6 peV cent interest. Notice of sale to be published.
9142. . Sigmuad Fleishman' vs. ffm, A-
Cain et al. Plaintiff files cost bond.
9351. August Schlick vs. Herman
Kieselbach et al. Plaintiff dismisses at cost of defendant, Herman Kieselbach. Judgment.
9470. William Sokolowski vs. John
Spudiez. Plaintiff files amended complaint making Manhattan Lbr. Co. party defendant. Party defendant files cross-complaint. 9575.Henrletta Gluth vs. August Gluth. Find for defendant, costs vs. plaintiff. Prosecutor's fee allowed and taxed as costs. Judg
ment. ' 9580. Clifford C. Robinson vs. Mike Romasco. Defendant given until Jan. 27th, 1913, to file new cost bond. 1 9609. John M. Hunting vs. Edn J. Hunting. Defendant defaulted. 9620. Citizens' German National bank vs. Anton Rucienskl et al. Defendant files, answers to Interrogatories, j 9694. D. J. Moran, adm. vs. Northern Indiana Gas& Electric Co. Plaintiff files interrogatories to be answered by defendant by Jan. 27, 1913. Plaintiff files amended complaint. 9807. Fredericka M. Nickels, adm. vs. Jacob M. Nickels et al. Defendants defaulted. Minority of defendants except Fredericka sugguested and D. J. Moran appointed guardian ad litem . 9949. Grommes & Ullrich vs. J. T.
Smith. Find for plaintiff for $380. Judgment. I -flirt Roam o. 2. 5520. George E. Vermett vs. John Biernicki et a I. Defendants Biernackl and Biernackl defaulted to plaintiff's complaint. .
6153. Emanuel Fair vs. Malessa Fair. Case dropped from docket . to be
reinstated on motion.
6177. Marie Bomba vs. Alexander Bomba. ' Case dropped from docket to
be reinstated on motion. 6614. Frances Aus vs. Mika Stripat, Case dismissed for want of prosecution on motion of defendant.
672S. Homer Ansley vs. Henrietta C. Moody et al. Find for defendant
and that take nothing by his com
plaint, and that defendants recev er costs expended. Judgment.
9142. Sigmund Fleishman vs. Wm. A.
Cain et al. Times to file cost bond
extended to Jan, 20, 1913.
9458. Ida C. Moore vs. David E. Moore
Deft, defaulted.
9474. Josephine Feddeler, widow, etc.
vs. Ella Feddeler, et al Com'r fils
report of sale, also appraisement
Report approved deed presented and approved, and ordered deliver-
ered. Judgment.
9510. James fci. Mammons, et al vs
Steel City Realty Co. Pltf. dis misses. Judgment. 9599. Cora Johnson, et al vs. Sarah I.
Newklrk, et al Com'r files report of
sale, deed presented, examined and
9785. South Shore Land Co. vs. Bessie Hart et al. Defendants. 9736. William G. Boyd vs. J. W. Lyddick. Defendant files abstract and memorandum of title. 9741. Charles B. Alexander v. Cal. Co. Plaintiff files Interrogatories to beanswered by defendant Jan. 20tli. 1913. 9754. Francis McCampbell vs. John McCampbell. Defendant defaulted. 9S23. J. J. Poppen vs. Fred Poppen et al. Defendants c.efaulted (Henry Poppen). 985S. Julia Klusoczky et al. John Nestor et aL Plaintiff files amended complaint making Arthur Freer. Henry Horner & Co. new parties defendant. 9S67. Cal. Lbr. Co. vs. Riley Heaton etal. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid. 9928. Chas. H. Fredrich, adm. vs. Standard Steel Car Co. . Piaintiff
files Interrogatories to be answered by defendant Jan 20. 9934. Peter Glick vs. Cudahy Packing Co. Plaintiff files Interrogatories to be answered by defendant Jan. 20th. 9378. Michael Mandlch vs. Indiana Steel Co. et al. Plaintiff refusing to plead further as to Indiana
Steel Co., court rendered judgment
for costs against plaintiff as. to
9600
approvfd. Ordered delivered. . Citizens German fNal'l Bk. v:
Anton Rucienskl, et al. ritf. me
interrogatories to bef answered by
deft." Anton Rucienskl by Jan. 20th
9690. Nick! Sinte vs. Illinois Steel Co
et al. (Dismissed as per stipulation
at plaihtiff's costs
9730. Johrf
fendan
Judgment.
Teulia vs. Mary Teulia. De
defaulted. .
said Indiana Steel Co. 5226. William H. Rehn et al. vs. Jo
seph Golosinskl et al. court refuses to allow any receiver's fees. Court allows W. E. Roe $100 attorney's feet in full of services' for receiver.
9325. Richard Zimmerman vs. J. T.
Clark et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to defendant, Fred Newell, and . First National bank of Hammond and as to 11. R. Kusler. -Cross-complainant dismisses cross-complaint. Find for plaintiff $118.41, plus $25 attorney's fees, without relief. Foreclosure mechanic's lien. Judgment.
9969. Westerlln & Campbell Co. vs.
Louis A. Bryah'. It appearing from appeal bond that this cause was appealed, to Lake circuit court, it is ordered transferred. i
S624. Thomas O'Connell vs. Agnes
O'Connell. Find for plaintiff on his complaint and against defendant on her cross-complaint.' Plaintiff is awarded absolute divorce and given custody of the following children: Norton, 11 years; Kelbournfand Milton, 7 years old. and Roland, 4 years, until further order of court. Defendant is given custody o youngest i:hlld, Thomas, until further order of court. plaintifT is ordered to pay Into court for support and maintenance of said child the sum of $15 per month until said child is ten years of age, and $20 per month thereafter, payable on 1st day of each month: first payment on Feb. 1st, 191S, said custody to take efTect within 10 days herefrom. The defendant is awarded all of household furniture located In the Lake Front home. In Indiana Harbor, and she is ordered to turn over to plaintiff the policy of life Insurance in New York In surance Co. for $5,000 or thereabout In which, she is named as beneficiary. Plaintiff ordered to place children put in his custody Into a reputable school, within a reasonable time herefrom. Plaintiff and defendant are each given right to visit said children in custody of the other at reasonable hours and under proper conditions. Costs vs. plalntff and $100 to be paid by plaintiff Into court as additional expense money to defendant In defending action, payable before Feb. 1st. 1913. Judgment. Court Room No. 2. 9775. Elizabeth Kochem vs. John Kochem. Find for plaintiff granting divorce. Custody of minor child. Lillian, age 7. awarded to plaintiff and she Is forbidden to remarry for two years. Judgment. 9941. Max Salmon vs. Ludolf Houtchilt et al. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid. . 9967. Norman Page vs. Alma Page. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid.
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