Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 7, Hammond, Lake County, 15 March 1913 — Page 5

March 15, 1913.

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LAKE COUNTY COURTS AT A GLANCE tAKB SUPBHIOR COURT. ROOM E, JaKe Virgil 8. Helter. - U , SetttnKH. ' Jury cases, civil, March term. Hi Second Monday, March 17 4789 Mary Ttm.fl v Voha et al. 7010 Selpp Brpr Co. v Kollus. 7518 Huber ailmr v Strom. 7670 Batctee v Gary & Interurban. 88 Koaenkrana v Bleker Eroa. Iaformatloa.

The case of Evans vs. Bourkardt and j fichutt. damages for injuries in the Orpheum theater, will be retried neat Tuesday. The case will take a week. LAKES SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 2. Jadce l Trr a ca Mock. I ader AdvUrateat. . Jene Smith v. Theodora Oeorge. Gary aaloon case to teat th validity of the ordinance fixing th license fee at li0. J Sett la a, j Marta Term, 113. Civil Jury Caaca. Monday, March 17 s68 -Ambroale v Standard S C Co. 726S Meta v Anjrlin. HI 7 Dtedrtck v L E & W It R. 7S58 Brennan v Gary Con Co. 7666 Schoenhoffen lirg Co v Steinman. UKO SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM S. 3u4gm Joaaaaea Koaelke. At Cnm Point. Court Ciw 8ettlaa. Second Monday, March 17 6fc Stewart v Aiyea et al. 72 Ttoop v Patterson et al. 104 Bentley Murray & Co v Lake Co Directory Co et al. 215 Bosormenyi v Friedman et al. 407 Conan v Boianic et al. Second Tuesday, March 18 230 Ffau v F.lxenman et al. 216 Swada v Tiohanskt. 279 Trial in v L S & M S Ry Co. 283 Beck 'V JPemberton et al. 293 Lake County Lbr Co v Constantino et al. S30 State ex rel Brunswick etc Teitleman et al. j' 337 Youch v German et al. 338 Denlaon v Barbaugh et al. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Jnge W. C. MeMakaa. At Crovra Point. Court Caaea. Court Caaca. Monday, March 17 4503 Thomsen v Toll Club of Chicago. 474.$-Gunsenhauaer v Tolleaton club. 7247 Poet v Smith et al. . 7714 Kawin v Ross et at 7753 Reuping v Fitzele et al. 8027 Green Sons v Houk et aL ... 8040 Green Sona Co. v Ross. , j " 8126 C UERBCo v Getzinger et aL 8258--Miller v Schreiber et al. 'PORTER CIRCUIT COURT. Judge A. D. Ilirtholomtn. At Valparaiso. ' ' ' Court now in session. PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. ' , Jadge II. B. Tatkltk At Valparaiso. Court will now convene at Michigan City.

JtRE YOU AUIOMESEEKER?, If so, it will pay you to investigate the following list of homes we have for sale- at very low -prices' on liberal terms; V'-.V. 6- room house on STVa-foot lot, Garfield Ave. .$2,150.00 4-room cottage on 25-foot lot, Dearborn St . . 750.00 7- room house, 50-ft. lot, Condit St., all modern . . . . . . 6- room cottage on 50-foot lot, Home wood. . . . 3,000.00 7- room house on 50-foot lot, Michigan Ave. . . 2,800.00 2-flat bldg. and cottage pn 25-f t lot, Clinton St. 2,500.00 New 7-room house on 37-foot lot, Detroit St . 3,300.00 7- room house on 37-foot lot, Claude St. . . ; . v . 1,600.00 New 7-room house on 37V2-ft. lot, Highland St. 2,750.00 4-flat building on 63-f . lot. So, Hohman St. . ... . . . ; 7-room house on 50-foot lot, Truman Ave. . . ; . 2,000.00 8- room house on 50-foot lot, Warren St .". v .' 4,500.00 2-flat building on 25-foot lot, State St . . 3,600.00 8-room house on 50-foot lot, Mason St 4,700.00 We have houses and lots for sale in all parts of Hammond. Call and let us show you our property. Before buying property get our prices. QOSTUN-MEYN & CO. Real Estate in All Its Branches. STATE & HOHMAN ST. PHONE 141 HAMMOND, INDIANA

SECOND-HAND MOTORCYCLES On Easy Payments; all makes. Prices of 1913 Cradle Spring Frame INDIAN, Single, $200; Twin, $250.

SEE ART G. SAVAGE, "THE INDIAN MAN." AT THE Gary Motorcycle Garage Ridge Road and Broadway, Phone 1834, GARY. MANNOND BRCWINO CO.

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REITER HAS - : GOOD RECORD It is very noticeable that very few appeals to the upper courts ara beingr taken from th decisions of Jude Virgil ,H Relter of the Lake superior court. ( : ; Bailiff John A Knew, who has been attached to Rniter's court for the past five years, says that In all that lime he has been reversed only once.

On another occasion he tinthe.d the trial cf a case that had been begun bj- Judpre Harry II. Tuthill. That 5s, hi refused a motion for a new trial In the case. The supreme court reversed him In this. It Is said that Judfte Retter has khe best record of any Judge In the state. One jude down in Huntington is said to have had nearly half of his cases reversed. TWO DESERT WIVES. William Frank has been arrested on complaint of his wife, Lavina Frank, cn the charge of; wife desertion. He worked at Rett's for a while ami then quit because he said the paint made him sick, and then worked two days for the Northern Indiana Gas & Elective company. He was ordered to go to work at once or go to Jail for deserting his wife. He has been promised a position by Chapin & Co. and iinle laziness overcomes him again he will be able to support hid wife. A warrant has been issued for the arrest of Arthur Tuntney, charged with wife desertion. Judge Prest's Court. State of Indiana vs. Sam Mlgalo of East Hammond, arrested and found guilty of assault and battery upon Mike Mlscovicb. He was fined $1 and costs, amounting to $13.05. Migalo swore out a warrant for the arrest of Mike Micovich on the- same charge. The complaining , witness .In Jthe first case was also found guilty, hs fine and costs amountnur to $19.55. The cape against Felix Fonczek and Mary Cossak was continued until Monday. If you smoke a La. Vendor once jro will always call for them.. Adv. All APPEAL TO WIVES ' Tu knew the terrible affliction that comes to many homes from the result of-a-drinking husband or son. Tou know of the mfney wasted on "Drink" that -is needed In the home to purchase food and clothing. ORRINE has saved thousands of drinking men. It is a home treatment and can be given secretly. Your meney will be refunded if. after a trial, it has failed to bene fit. . Costs only $1.09 a box. Come In and get a rrea tiooKiet ana let-us tan you of the good ORRINE Is doing. Lion Store Pharmacy. South hmao street. Hammond. 2nd.

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There has been this week a notable Inquiry for lots in Kenwood addition, the new residential sub-dlvleion that has been opened by th Hammond & Suburban Realty Co.. In the southern portion' of the city, brought about by an advertising campaign. Some of the things that have been done to develop the territory in which the Kenwood addition is located are as follows: Forty acres of ground have been subdivided into nearly 400 lots and Hohman street was straightened by " the donation of a strip of ground nearly a quarter of a mil long and 60 feet wide, while the county has built a 40foot ravement on Hohman street and appropriated $40,000 for a splendid concrete bridge over the Little Calumet river. Kenwood avenue has . been ordered opened from Hohman street through to Calumet avenue creating a new artery of traffic. The final approval of the award of benefits and damages is all that remains to be done. A sewer system has been built at a cost of $2S,000 which will make deep basements possible in the whole sub division and the city engineer is now preparing plans and specifications for nearly a mile of walks, curb and gut ter. These will be built within sixty days. The board of public works has or dered the installation of water service pipes in the entire northern portion of the sub-division and will extend the service as rapidly as It is needed, and the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. will install gas service as soon as the first houses are completed. A number Of houses are to be erected by the company this spring and sum mer on choice lots In the sub-division. Plans for these are being prepared now. Grading, grubbing and the work of THE TRIE TEMPLE OP GOO. Mr. C. H. Swingle of Chicago again lectured to a large and Interested audience In the K. of P. hall last Sunday. Those present were unusually attentive and expressed their appreciation of the discourse. Mr. Swingle, has been with us a number of times. His thorough knowledge of the Scriptures and his absolute loyalty to themt coupled with intense earnestness, make his lectures extremely interesting. Mr. Swingle is to speak next Sunday at 3 p. m.. In the K. of P. hall, on the subject: "The True Temple of God." Is It In ancient Greece, or does it stand at MoccaT Was it "the Temple of Solomon in all its glory, or that one in which Jesus taught the Doctors?" Is there a man who can point to one of the great edificies for divine worship now standing and say "That is the true Temple of God? or is It a community or sect, a code or creed by which the Lord is praised, and will we ever recognize it that we may worship there? Mr. Swingle will show Sunday that the God of our Bible would not leave those who seek to worship Him In spirit and in truth ' or in ignorance of the answer to these questions. He has many Scriptures, which will make clear the answer to even the skeptical and agnostic. K. of P. hall, over the Lion store, Hammond. Ind.. March 16th, at 3 p. m. 3 UJq Loan rJJoney on Furniture, Pianos, Fixtures, Horses and Vehicles. And the property is left in your possession. You catt make your payments weekly. Sixty cents is the weekly payment on a $25.00 loan for fifty weeks, other amounts fn proportion. Every Transaction Strictly Confidential. Inquiry costs nothing. No loan, no char 29. We give you written, statement of your contract. We allow extension of time without charge, in case of sickness or loss of work. Name ... :. t....... Street and No. Our Agent Is In Hammond Every Tuesday. Indiana Loan Co. Cor. 5th Are., and Broadway, 16 Gary Building. QARY, IND. Phone 322 1

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SUBDIVISION LOTS

making the entire sub-division ready for the homes of the people will be completed within sixty days. Owners of acre lots south of this subdivision are now preparing to build residences to cost an aggregate of $50,000. The entire road way of this section of the city has been changed. Crooked streeeg have been vacated and straight ones put In their places at a cost of thousands of dollars. The sale of this property will be exclusively in the hands of the officers, directors and 'stockholder of the company. The officers are; Roscoe 10. Woods, president; Frank Hammond of the Hammond Savings & Trust Co., secretary-treasurer, and L. V. Cravens, Jerry Brennan and Richard Winckler, directors. W. J. Hastings sales agent. Hasting Geta Agency. William Hastings has secured the exclusive agency for all of the property owned by the Schlltz Brewing Co., in AVest Hammond. This includes 120 lots located on Forsythe, Ingraham and AVentworth avenues and One Hundred and Fifty-second streetf West Hammond. ' . The property is the most centrally located In West Hammond and much of It Is only a five minutes walk from the court house in Hammond. The certainty that West Hammond Is to have settled political conditions has boosted fealty values materially. Mr. Hastings closed the agency for this property yesterday with Kdward O. Uihlein. one of the officers of tho company. To facilitate the sale of the property Pchlitz people are going to build a large number-of houses. Mr. Hastings Is to have full charge of this work and will superintend the con struction of them. Hastings also reports the sale of a lot on Hickory street to H. Younker. IVaat Many Houses. Gostlin, Meyn & Co. report that there is a tremendous demand for houses to rent, but that little property is being sold. Harvey Gostlin, a member of the firm said; "We are receiving scores of inquiries from people wanting to rent good houses and who are willing to pay a high rental and it is almost impossible to supply this demand. There Is also quite an Inquiry for property on the north side. J. S. Blaekmun & CO. report the sale., of two lots on Calumet avenue to Jas. V. Van Mere and Samuel Iavis. The lots were owned by Kaufmann & Wolf and J. S. Blaekmun Heat, when end where you want it. Get a Gas Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas & Klec: Co. DOCTORS BID HOT HELP HER ' i. i.i i - But Lydia E.Pinkkam's Vegetable Compound Restored Mrs. LeClear's Health Her Own Statement. Detroit, Mich. "I am glad to dis cover s remedy that relieves ma from my suffering and pains. For two years I suffered bearing down pains and got all run down.' I was under a nervous strain and could not sleep at night. I went to doctors here in the city but they did not do me any good. " Seeing Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound adver tised, I tried it. My health Improved wonderfully and I am now quite well again. No woman suffering from famale ills will regret it If she takes this medicine." Mrs. JAME3 G. LECLEAK, 336 Hunt St, Detroit, Mich. -' Another Case Philadelphia, .Pa. " Lydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound is all you claim it to be. About two of three days before my periods I would get bad backaches, then pains in right and left sides, and my bead would ache. I called the doctor and he said I bad organic inflammation. I Went to him for a while but did not get well so I took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After taking two bottles I was relieved and finally my troubles left me. I married and have two little girls. I have had no return of the old troubles." Mrs. Csas. Boeix, 2650 S. Chad wick St, Phi la., Pa, Ctoarnc'Eloctric Rots Roach Pasto Exterminates Cockroaches quickly and very thoroughly: also Rats, Mice, Waterbugs, etc Cst tht gcnsS.ni, rcf ust Ir.Itjtlcns Money back if it fails. At all dealers, 25c and $ 1 .00. Seams' Cltstrto Paste Ca, Chleasa, Kinds.

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CLABBY SEES WELLSJLOSE OUT Billy McCarney'a terrible all-star aggregation of scrappers which were billed at the Hammond theatre last night failed to connect as was reported in these columns last night. The troupe blew up at Cincinnati and It was just a plain case of blow for toe business done was slim pickings. Jimmy Clabby and Luther McCarthy didn't stay long In Cincy. Luther said to Jimmy, "let's go to New York and see Bombardier and the Ounboaf' and the Hammond boy quickly and sententiously retorted "me for N' Yawk then." Jimmy is expected back in Hammond the first of the wek and will start training for the Jack tMllon proposition which is next On the cards.

WE MAKE LOANS $5 TO $5 TO $100 $100 Why not pay those small debts oft that worry youf Get the money from us at RATES that Save you money. Save time and worry by -havrhg but one placa to pay. Pay us back in small payments by the week or month, and in a short time you'll And yourself frea from debts. WE AD VAN CIS AttY AMOUNT most $5.00 to $100.00 to peepla owning furniture, pianos, etc., aave from fS ta tie ob ymur loaa. MeehaalPH, aalaied aeaple aad 'tkers a da ace noser aa tkelr orav sate. Loans made anywhere In the Calumet district. V "YOU'RE TO BLAME IF YOU FORGET THE NAME." LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO. Enra Blk. Over I.laa Mere, rhoae SIS NO . INDIANA wnlaaja till 8 o'elack, Satdar P. M. NICKEL PLATE ROAD Direct Line East DAILY TOURIST SLEEPING CAR ROTTERDAM JCT. N. Y. Trl-Weekly to BOSTON, MASS. Electric Lighted Tullman Drawing Room Sleepers to Cleveland, Buffalo, New York and Boston. DIN1NC1 CARS ON EVERY TRAIN. LOWEST RAT E8 ALWAYS. Call on Local Agent or write F. P. PARNIN, D. P. A, FORT WAYNE, IND. PATENT YOUR IDEAS ana rnawj .HOWTOC1 MoneynkMrfMF.ud " ac aanL at bb& i GET THEM" Wkfc.1 JOSHUA R. H. POTT t sossifcawWi i p.& ua sasci ii a.nnioiiiiii a ADVERTISING STORY NO. 3. MORE ABOUT RHEUMATISM ALSO BAD DIGESTION. What is the cause of rheumatism? I suppose there is no definite answer to that question or at least, answers would differ. Probably more cases are caused by bad digestion, resulting In faulty metabulism than in ally other one cause. The great trouble is so many people do not recognize their weak digestion until" much damage is done and even then many do not know it. Often 1 ask my patient: How is your digestion? and he saya: "Oh, my stomach is all right, I can" eat any thing." And right there is their trouble. Just because they have no pains in their stomach and can eat, it never occurs to them that their di gestion is at fault and may be th cause of other troubles of which they are complaining. And so they go on taking medines reputed to cure rheu matism and wonder why they get ho results. In treating any disease, th cause must first be removed. Not all cases are caused by faulty digestton. At another time I shall have more to say on the subject. In the meantime, remember that I not only treat rheumatism, but do all kinds of office work, such as eye, ear, nose and throat troubles. I treat skin diseases, stomach, intestinal and liver complaints men's and women's diseases, etc. If you are afflicted in any way, I invite you to call. DR. LEEDY ' (Over Lion Store) SUITES 32 and 33 RIM BACH BLDG. HAMOND, INDIANA.

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Three months ago we began our Easter preparations by searching the best markets for

and all 'essentials to Women's dress. The results are dominant in our big and beautiful showing. , Ask any Woman who has been here during our opening display and she'll tell you "That Hammond has never had such merchandise in- any store before." And just because we are giving you better styles don't think for a minute that you'll be asked to pay top prices. No, indeed, you'll find it just the opposite. Our low margin profit policy is noticeable on every price ticket, and you'll wonder why prices are so much lower tyian you've been accustomed to paying anjnvhere. x UDonti Pest OH QN(Som3 Today .and Select Vour EacHcr Apparel While stocks are the most complete. .Make small payment and we will hold any purchase until wanted.

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