Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 1, Hammond, Lake County, 1 February 1913 — Page 5
Februray 1, 1913.
THE TIMES.
You'll get yours if you place an early order. Every day adds to the already unprecedented demand for Ford cars. In spite of the greatly enlarged production late buyers are almost sure to be disappointed. Get yours tooay. "Everybody is driving a Ford" more than 200,000 in service. New pricesrunabout $525 touring car $600 town car $800 with all equipment, f. o. b. Detroit. Get particulars from Ford Motor Company, 116 Sibley Street, Phone -38, Hammond, Ind.
board of public works and Mrs. Rhode
expect to leave on Monday evening of
next week for Mineral-Wells. Texas, for an indefinite stay. They hope that the waters and the climate may benefit the health of Mrs. Rhode as she ha not been very strong for a long time. If she finds conditions agreeable she may decide to remain longer than her husband. The many friends of the Rhodes hope that she will be success
ful In her quest and hope to see her return very much improved.
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HOTEL CHANGES
ARE REPORTED AEA'N Indiana Harbor Woman
May Take Over the Hotel Carleton.
Ed Mee is to run the bar in connection with the Hotel Mee, the new hostelry, which will be opened for business on Monday or Tuesday of next week. He had the license transferred tha 6th of last month and will move shortly. It is understood that Mrs. Thos. O'ConneU, the divorced wife of Thos. O'Connell of Indiana. Harbor is to take over the Carleton hotel and run it. The lease, however, is to be held by some other person.
The management of the Monon hotel denies that it is to take the lease of the Carleton hotel. It is known that Anton Tapper is to build a new hotel next spring, but the name of the lessee has not yet been determined.
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LAKE COUNTY i COURTS AT .
A GLANCE
lake: superior coirt, room i. Judge Vlrell S. lltlffr. formation. The court is taking' up only special matters today and next week. These come up by special appointment between the court and the attorneys. A week from Monday the court will take up civil jury cases. LAKE! glPEKIOR COIRT, ROOM X - Judge Lawrence Becker. Information. Fourth Monday, February 3 . 368 Ambrosie vs. Standard S. C. Co. 7005 E. Chicago F. Co. vs. Eisler. i 7268 Met vs. Anglin. : 7302 Reed vs. Reid M. & Co. S17 E'tedl-ieh vs. L. E. & W. R. R. 7429A Seeburg P. Co: vs: Oleska, 7435 Dunleary vs. Brov.n. 7542 B. & R. B. & M. Co. vs. Jaras. 7656 Brennan vs. Gary Con. Co. ; 7666 SohoenhofTen B. Co. vs. Stein-man.
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4137 B. & II. M. & K Co. vs? Fadelvieh. ; 11KE SUPERIOR. COURT. ROOM 3. Judge Joka Kopelke. Information. Courthas vacation this week: Will
At Valparaiso. Information. Judge McMahan announces that the
February term of court will convene at Crown Point next Tuesday. On "Wednesday and Thursday the judge will go back to Valparaiso to finish the Kemper ditch case. On Friday he will take up naturalization matters at Crown Toint.
Filed in Superior Court. 10064 Fred .Stewart (R. G. Beach) vs. Walter Sohl and Cynthia Sohl. Foreclosure of mechanic's lien. Room No. 1. 10065 James K. Burke, Magic City Warehouse and Storage Co. (Manlove & Lots) vs. E. H. Carlson. Suit on contract. Room No. 1. 10066 Mike Drenich (Kennedy L Lotz) vs. Indiana Harbor Lumber Co. Damages.., Room No. 2.
10067: Barbara Jambrusic (Kennedy & Lotz) vs. Pabst Brewing Co. Dam- , ages. Room No. 2. 1554 State vs. John " W. Leach. Grand larceny. 10068 W. B. Van Horne (McAleer , Jiros.) v. -Pittsburg... Frt Wayne & .Chicago R. R. Co. Damages. Room No. 3. 1555 State vs. George Cox, Claud CoxEntering house to commit a felony. 10070 Anna Quinn (R. E. Houren) vs.
open the criminal calendar in Ham-! Charles H. Aranday. 'mond next Monday for the February ! 1556 State vs. John McCa.mpbeIL Failterm. j ure to provide. ; LAKE-PORTER CIRCUIT COURT. 1 1557 State vs. Bartfey Clancy. FallJudge W. C. MrMikan. ure to provide.
ALL WILL DERIVE
BENEFIT THEREFROM
Not only Gary, but surrounding
towns and cities, will benefit by the
United States Steel Corporation's wage
Increase to its Gary employes, which
goes Into effect today, adding more
than $1,000,000 to the annual payroll
Such feeder towns as Miller, Hobart, Garyton, Chesterton, Crown Point, Highland and even Indiana Harbor, East Chicago and Hammond where hundreds of the Gary steel workers
live, will benefit by the increase. The bulk of the money apportioned for the Increase goes to tha Indiana Steel company plant, where 8,000 are are on the payroll. Its increase alone amounts to $720000 a year.
The entertainment committee of the Hammond Country club today made Its February announcement of the calendar for the month. It is as follows: Sunday, Feb. 2 Special "Filet Mignon" Dinner, 1 to 3. Special Sunday Evening Supper, 6to 8. Afternoon and Evening Concert, 3 to 9 (Popular Music). Thursday, Feb. 6 Evening Bridge Whist (Members Only). Prizes. Luncheon served after cards. Saturday, Feb. 8 Members' night, Sunday, Feb. 9 Special 'Chicken Pie" Dinner. 1 to 3.
Special Sunday Evening Supper. 6
to 8.
Afternoon and Evening Concert, 3 (Gounod). Mn..F. A. Blackmun, Solo
ist.
Friday, Feb. lk Valentine Party and
Old-Fashioned Dances.
Saturday, Feb. 15 Members' Night. Sunday, Feb. 16 Special "Lamb and Mint Sauce" Dinner, 1 to 3.
I Special Sunday Evening Supper, 6 to 8. Afternoon and Evening Concert, 3 to 9 (Floto). Soloist. Thursday, Feb. 20 Evening Card Parry. Prizes. (Members Only.) Luncheon after cards. Saturday, Feb. 22 Announcement later. Sunday, Feb. 23 SpeciaT -Turkey Dinner," 1 to 3. Special Suhday Evening Supper, 6 to 8. I Afternoon and Evening Concert, 3 io 9 (Balfe). Soloist. Thursday, Feb. 27 Dinner Dance (Formal). Dinner 6:30.
introducing - the old time favorite dances, together with the fact, that all ladles will don the simple and plaift calico dress Instead of . their usual pretty evening gowns will be most significant and will be an enjoyable and an appreciative treat. Dr. Clark as chairman of the arrangement committee was most fortunate In securing the services of one "Bill" Cramer, the most noted country fiddler in Wesaw township. Michigan. He is perhaps the finest and rarest of his kind that could be procured throughout the country. A regular sl-
piece orchestra will provide the balance of the music. Six hundred novel invitations have been sent out In Hammond an dother cities of the region. The arrangement committee consists of Dr. J. T. Clark, W. J. McAleer. Peter Crumpacker, J. F. Relley, Dave Hlrsch, John Gavlt, Dr. Oberlln. Dr. Shanklln,
P. J. Lyons. J. J. Ruff, T. Edwin Bell, George Sheerer, Otto Duelke, J. D. Smalley.
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$11 before City Judge Barnett this mor ninj,. John Burchak of West Hammond who was arrested on charges of assault and battery was granted a continuance before Judge Barnett this morning. His trial was set for Saturday morning February 8 and furnished $100 appearance bonds.
This case of Harry Edwards, 664
Towle street who was arrested on as
sault and battery charges came up for trial in the city court this morning. On
account of the large number of wit
nesses it Is not expected that a decision will be reached before this evening.
up. Following the regular routine work six candidates will be nominated from which two trustees will be elect
ed. The first annnal report of the po
lice pension fund will soon be ready and according to Secretary Borchart the or
ganization is in a flourishing condition
REMODELING SHOP. The Young Men-s Tailors, 61 State street, who are advertising suits for 515 and up, have remodeled the interior of their store and have added a thousand dollars' worth of goods to their stock. The remodeling of the store permits a better display of the goods.
Return to llammond.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Hirsch and their little daughter, Edna, returned to Hammond last evening frdm Hot Springs, where they had spent three weeks. Getting off the train in Chicago, they encountered the cold snap and realized a difference in temperature of nearly sixty degrees.
They enjoyed a very pleasant stay and met a number of acquaintances there, among them the Rev. H. M.
Plaster and P. IB. Liplnski.
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WEST HAMMOND
REALTY ACTIVE
A. J. Campbell of the West Hammond Realty company stated today that he is selling a large number of lots In West Hammond. Several lots were sold this week and others were disposed of last week.
The company looks forward to great activity In the spring. The country club has booste'd the sale of property
for residential purposes.
Will Meet Monday. The Hammond Police Pension Fund will hold Its regular meeting at the city hall Monday afternoon and a number of important matters will be taken
Remarkable Pictures.
Manager VanSlckle of the Bijou has for next Monday and Tuesday nights
two of the finest pictures ever seen In Hammond. The- Star of Bethleham and the Passion Play, in 6 reels. The pictures are remarkable in that they depict the entire life of Christ from birth
to crucifixion and are correlative. The pictures have been a tremendous success else-where and Hammond people will have an oportunlty that won't come very often.
Don't forget to take your girl to the Fidelia masquerade ball. Assembly hall, Hammond. Saturday night. Feb. L 29-4
OLD TIME
FIDDLER FOR ELKS' HOP At the regular meeting of the Ham
mond Elks Thursday evening final arrangements were completed for the coming "calico hop" to t held at the Masonic temple next Tuesday evening. Everything Is now in readiness and as this Is the last pre-Lenten dance It promises to be Hammond's most delightful social event. As the Hammond Elks have always proved themselves royal and hospitable good fellows an unusually large gathering Is expected. Every Elk invites his own guests and
he is duty bound to see that they have not an Idle moment during the whole
evening's course. The novel feature of
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HEGEWISCH YARD PLANNED
KY HA XTI JN HO The grand march
I o'clock tonight,
lne I'aiton Lumber company or Hammond is establishing a-branch at Hegewlsch. The company has purchased the site and will at once commence the erection of .the necessary yards buildings and office. Several carloads of lumber and supplies have been Shipped to Hegewisch and will be available for the builders there. The community there has been In need of a yard of this character and the Paxton Lumber company is doing the pioneering.
SINGERS' MASKED
BALL TONIGHT The Saenger-Bund Fidelia masquerade ball in the Assembly Hall this evening promises to draw a big crowd, as the weather la just fine for an event of this nature. The prizes for the occasion are the best ever offered in Hammond and Insure ttte appearance of some fine costumes. The committee on arrangements
finished the detail work this afternoon.
begins after leven
NEW HOTELCOMPANY. The Hotel Carleton company, Hammond, to operate a hotel has filed articles of Incorporation with the secretary of state. The capital stock is $10,000, and the directors are Henry E. Tagge, Lincoln V. Cravens and Carrie E. Tagge.
RHODES PLAN
JTEXAS TRIP President John L. Rhode of the
TO OUR PATRONS Owing to the increased cost of all food products we have been compelled to advance the price of some of the articles of food served in this restaurant. We hope, notwithstanding the change, our patrons will continue their much appreciated patronage. KING HUNG LOW CHOP SUEY RESTAURANT LEE CHUN, Proprietor. 99 State Street Hammond, Ind.
Lose to Valpo. AVith only three of their line up playing the Dave Lederers of Hammond lost to the crack Valparaiso basket ball five
at the Porter county seat last night by a close .score of 29 to 26. Failing to make train connections two of Hammond's star players, had to return to Hammond while their positions were filled by some Valpo substitutes. The game was fast and Interesting from start to finish and although the Lederers were handicaped by the loss of two star men, they gave the Porter county seat team a run for their money. Pollard, another of the Lederers crack players was out of the game on account of illness. Another game Is be
ing arranged for the near future.
Marion Model 37-A 30-40 H. P.
Tournaments to End.
The billiard,- pool, and Rhuffleboard
tournaments at the Hammond Country Club will be brought to an end tonight and much Interest Is being manifested at the outqome.
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Judge Barnett's Court.
Kavin Kaclla, 19b company nouse,
East Hammond was arrested by Officer Carlson and Hesterman at Morton ave
nue last night on a charge of drunkenness and public indecency, unable to furnish sufficient bonds Racila was held at the Hammond Central station where he was found guilty and fined
Marion on Exhibition Stutz on Exhibition 2450 Michigan Ave. at Coliseum Chicago, HI. Chicago, 111. Marion Completely Equipped $M75
Electrically Started Prest-O-Lite Tank Warner Speedometer Center Control Deep Upholstering
Dynamo Electric Lighting System Q. D. Demountable Rims, One Extra Ventilating Plate Glass Windshield Brewster Green or Deep Wine Color Mohair Top, Boot, Storm Curtains
80-Hour Storage Battery Nickel-Plated Trimmings Concealed Tool Boxes Tire Irons, Tool, Tire Kit 112-Inch Wheelbase
The Men Behind the Marion Are Men Who Have Done Big Things
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BETTER THAN SPANKING. Spanking does not cure children ot bed wetting. There Is constitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. sum
mers, Box W , Notre Dame, Ind., wtll send free to any mother her successful home treatment, witb full instructions. Send o money, but write her today If your- shlldren trouble you la this way. Don't blame the child, the chances are it can't help It. This treatment also cures adults and ayed 1 people troubled witb urine dlffleuiUes
They have contributed largely yes. very largely to the successful building ef eleven big, strong- automobile companies. Today the earmarks of tblr mr(r &im1 ability stand out conspicuously in many of America's most noted cars. They have now pinned their faith to the Marlon They hav banded togrethr here in the greatly expanded Marlon Company, with the avowed determination to make the Marion 37-A the greatest motor car value of the year. The spirit of the Marion organisation Is genuinely co-operative. Every executive is a partner and is drawing only a living salary. In other words every mother's son of them is staking; his money. Ms time, his experience, his brains and his reputattom upon the definite success of this car. Moreover, they are winning- In fact they have won. Their car Is here now! You no longer need "Imagine" nor "guess." Tou can for yourself what wonderful results have come from , the unified determination of such a body of real werkera. ' The "proof of the pudding Is in the eating' and this ear ikoiri for Itnelf. Look at It Measure It. Keel of It Ride in It and you will find that Its every line, its tone and refinement reflect the genius of an able engineer, and that the workmanship and finish prove the builder's wonderful attention to detali. The high quality of materials used throughout, the generous proportions of the car as a whole and the price reflect the policy of a ' company which Is building for the future as well as for today, and la determined to give every one of its patrons the fullest possible measure of real value. You can boast of owning a Marlon car. Its style and beauty give it distinction.. Park it beside cars of the highest price and class and you wtll be proud of your Marlon. Quality Is apparent in every line. It is a car remembered , at sight. In the completeness et Its equipment.
Its grace and dignity, the beauty of ,lts finish
justifies every premise which we make to you.
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and Its strength and durability. It 1 a (oar which ' ious upholstery
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Xot an item of motor car equipment has been omitted. The Marion 37-A Is absolutely complete. You have the most successful , gas selfstarter. The dynamo electric lighting system enables you to light all five lamps from th sest and gives you a keen, penetrating light Windshield and top protect you against inclement weather. Demountable rims makfe tire changes eaiy. All these and more are Regular equipment. There are many other conveniences which add to your comfort and the charm of this car. such as center control and carburetor adjustment on the steering column. j
Important Features, Marion 37-A Motor 39-43 horsepower: four cylinders, long stroke, cast in pairs, bore and stroke 4x5 inches: large valves, valve springs enclosed; automatic carburetor; dual ignition, magneto and batteries: water cooling; 3-polnt1 suspension; constant level splash system (circulation). Driving Meefcanlsm Cone clutch spring inserts to give gradual engagement. Drive by shaft enclosed in torsion tube. Selective sliding gear transmission located on rear axle, directly connected with bevel gear differential and axle shafts. Three speeds forward, and one reverse. ' fbawii 112-Inch wheelbase, pressed steel frame, wide channel sections strongly reinforced. Springs, genuine imported steel, front semi-elliptic, rear three-quarter elliptic, all extra long, wide and flexible. Front axle. I-beam drop forging. Rear axle double trussed. Four double acting brakes, large and effective. Strong steering j gear. Artlllerr wheels. 34-4 inch tires.
is a large five-passenger car, with luxur-
Lota ot width, lots of .reaatn.
have the option of a rich brewster green
or deep wine color either Is exclusive. Its metal trimmings are nickel-plated and Its wood trimmings are mahogany. A long wheelbase and springs of flexible imported steel make it . car with exceptional riding qualities.
Of Its mechanical construction you need have no concern. It has been simplified and refined through tn years of manufacturing. The fact that Marlon owners are always touring proves its reliable and satisfactory service. Look at these specifications. Their standardisation Is self-evident Their superiority is beng continuously proven by Marion Cars.
Furthermore onr care ef the Marion does not cease when It leaves the factory. Any dealer who offers a 1913 Marlon for sale is a solid, reputable business man. Financial stability la not his sole quallflatlon. He must be a man who will be a Marlon representative In succeeding years. He stands behind the Marion 37-A and all Marlon models every day of the year.
For those who want a still larger and more powerful car we build the Marion 4x-A $1850 fully equipped. For tha "speedy boys" we have the famous Msrlon "Bobcat," a mile-a-minut. roadster. $1425. fully equipped.
We can not begin to enumerate here all the points you will note Instantly like about the 1913 Marlon line. Let us send to you illustrated literature In regard to the 37-A; the Marion de Luxe, tbe 4S-A; and the Marion "Bobcat-" Writ, jo us today.
Lassen Bros. Mstributors fior Lake County, End. For Demonstration Call Crown Point. Phone 704.
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