Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 253, Hammond, Lake County, 7 April 1913 — Page 5

Monday, April. 7, 1913.

THE TIMES.

LAKECOUWTy; COURTS AT A GLANCE LAKE ItfEKIOH COURT, ROOM 1. Judge Virgil . Setter. Cane an Trial. 9377. Gorman . Standard Steel Car Co. McMahon Conroy for the plalntift and Crumpacker At Crumpacker for tha defendant. Casa will take unttl Monday. fura on Call Monday. Smith vi. Hull and Lang vs. National Brick Co. tla-a. Jury caaea, civil, fifth -week. March term. 1913. Fifth Monday, April 7 315 Smith v Hull. 8449 Lang v National Brick Co. 1998 Ogrn pro ami v Ind liar Belt. 476 B & K B A M Co v Chorak. 9640 Pavntca v Kaminsky. 9490 Ruth v Conkey Co. 54 Bonick v Goldberg. LAKE? SUPERIOR CO CRT. ROOM X Jade Inirwee Mocker, i ajne oat Trial. State vs. Fred Allerton. J. A., Patterson and Ralph AV. Ross for the state and Attorney Rapier of Gary for the defense. Case will take three days. Murder In the second degree charged. Inforntatlaa. The rest of the term -will be devoted to criminal work. LAKE SUPERIOR COIRT. ROOM S. - Jadge Johannes Koptlktt At Cram Point. Fifth Tuesday, April 8 Bogelcxik Anton et al v Illinois Steel Co. 60S Woiton Ellas v The . American Bridge Co. BIO Benczewskl v Wonjclk et al. TiAKE CIRCTTT CO CRT. Jaflce W. C McMahan. At Crown Foist. Tuesday. April 8 Lewis. William D v Bessie Clark.

9418 Roper Ella S v Rutherford Guillen. 9484 Smith v Rodman. 9485 Koslnskl v KristelH. . 9488 Karger v Abelman. -j 9489 Bojarsk v Poncek. 9493 Pule v Delia Chlesa.

, 9494 Haster-Columbus Asso Brewer

ies v Vuksanorlch. 9495 Ross v Pattee. 1485 Delia Chiesa Estate. PORTER CIRCUIT COCKT. Judge A. D. Bartholomew. At Valparaiso. Setting.

Court cases, Fifth Monday, April '7

8807 Crawford r Coffin.

9997 W. Rawhide & B Co Simplex Ry App Co. 13J C Ter Trans Ry Co v Wabash R R Co. 453 Freier v Harrold. 817 In re Pet Wlelnnd drainage. 950 Ziegler v Knotts. 1007 In re Pet Koselke drainage. ' 1059 In re Pet Kemper drainage. 'x 1077 Abramovlt Penna Co. 1118 Campbell French. 1119 Rahan r Schussler. '1185 Gardner admr t Brewer. 1212 Buhler Buhler. 1240 Maulfair v Keown. 1258 Strom v Strom et al.

' sl?74-BucohryBurch. , 1313 Dodd v Dodd.

H16 Dowdell admr v Suman et al. On Call Monday. PORTER SITEKIOH COURT. Judge H. n. Tuthtll. At Michigan City. Court now in session.

1607 State vs. Saloni Barris. Appeal. 1808 State vs. Frank Melder. Appeal. 10308 George K. Young (McMahon Conroy) vs. Letta Young. Divorce. 10307 Attn Pearl Tuley (E. G. Sproat) vs. Clarence Hilton Tuley. Divorce. 10308 Frank Schock (Kennedy A Lots) vs. Central Westrntnlto Co. Civil. Room No.- 2. 10309 Paul B. Llpinekl. admr. (O. B. Sheerer) vs. Andrew Tokass. Suit On note. Room No. 3.

Sue for Divorce. A complaint for a. divorce was filed In the case of - George K. Young vs. Letto Young. The couple were married Dec. 11. 1904, and separated March 15. 1913. It is charged In thee omplalnt that the defendant would curse and wsear at and would unmercifully whip the plaintiff's children by a . former marriage. It Is alio charged that she would curse the' plaintiff and beat him with her fists. . The case was filed by Homer Stanton and McMahon & Conroy.

BEAUTY MY LOSE EYESIGHT

Miss Mary Mllhatian, the young Roumanian beauty who was stabbed by her jealous lover while on her way out of church In Indiana Harbor last Sun

day, is stlil In St. Margarets, and it is now feared that she may lose the sight of one eye, because of one of the cuts on her face. Some of the nerves of the eye were severed, and It Is feared that the loss of the, sight will result. The young woman had been In Indiana Harbor only about ten days when she was assaulted, her assailant having followed her from Detroit with murderous intent. He arrived In Indiana Harbor Sunday morning and learning that his enamorata was in church, entered ' the holy edifice and seating himself a few seats back of her, waited until she should leave the church, to make his attack on her. He cut her In a number bf placet, bat fled before finishing what he set out to accomplish.

He vnaa later arested and In order to es

cape the furious mob which gathered about the Indiana Harbor jalL was spirited away to East Chicago. He is

now incarcerated at "the county jail In

Crown Point, awaiting the outcome of his victim's injuries.

LAWYERS AWAIT NEW LAW DIGEST Much discussion has been going on among local attorneys since the receipt of the first digest of the new laws enacted by the last legislature. A number of acts of legislation dl- . rectly concerned the legal profession. One act makes it a misdemeanor for a person to practice law In a court where he has not formally been examined and admitted to practice. Indiana Is "about the only state in the union which does not restrict the practice of law to persons who have passed - a specified examination. ' Several attempts at amending the constitution have failed and this act was passed as a substitute for the amendment. Formerly a divorce complaint need

be on file ten days before the court

could act upon it, but now the time has been lengthened to sixty days.

The time limit for taking appeals to the higher courts has been shortened from one year to 180 days. .This waa calculated to cut down some of the

delays of the law.

Prosecuting attorneys are now al

lowed expenses on trips which they make in connection with criminal cases. They formerly had to pay

their own expenses on such trips.

Filed in Superior Court. - 10249 John Saoblak (Harris & Ressler) vs. Mary Szoblak. Divorce, Room No. 3.

10295 Christ Selianoff (D. Economoff)

va. James ' Phllipoff. Appeal. Room

No. 3. , . ... . .

iwzs siate ex rti. jnosue Bures xs.

Joseph Smarum. Appeal. Room

No. 1.

10297 J6hn Harvey (McAleer Bros.)

vs. Elizabeth Harvey. Divorce.

Room No. 2.

10298 Peter Duma, admr., (Moran &

Dyer) vs. Illinois Steel Co. Dam ages. Room No. 2.

103J9 Louis Roth (G. B. Sheerer) vs

Clarence J. Armstrong et al. Suit

on account. Room No. 3.

1805 State vs. AVilliam J. O'Connor,

Har.-y Markert. Petit larceny.

108 State vs. Magrgle Harris. Ap-

- peal.

10800 Gostlin, Meyn & Co. (Jesse E,

Wilson)' vs. Joseph O. Morris et

al. Civil. Room No. 1.

10301 Calumet Produce Co. (McMahon

A Conroy) vs. David Allen. Suit

on note. Room No. 1. 10302 Emma Crouch (E. D. Brandenburg) vs. George Crouch. Divorce. Room No. 2. 10303 Arthur Julbert (E. D. Brandenburg) vs. Sadie Julbert. Divorce. Room No. 2. 10304 Edmund Bala (McAleer Bros.) vs. William Parry et al. Damages. Room No. 3. 10305 William Kennell (Manlove Lots) vs. Andrew Cupka. ForeClosure of mechanic's Hen. ' Room Ko. 1.

SMALLPOX

AT WOLCOTT Wolcott. Ind., April 7. Smallpox

has .appeared here and four cases are under the observation of. health , officers. The schools, have been closed

nd strict quarantine Is being main

tained to 'pVeVent' a "spread of the dis

ease.

Police Station Notes.

Morrise Cohen, 289 Sibley street, 13

years old. Is reported missing from his

home. Bis father, I. I Cohen, Informed the police that he thinks the boy

has taken French leave for Morrison,

Tenn.

"Dick" Tobln, 8 years old, whose fa

ther, Thomas Tobin. resides at 303

Sibley street, was reported to the Ham

mond police to be at the Harrison

street annex station, in Chicago. They

did not learn how the lad happened

to get tip there.

From 588, Ames avenue a report was

received that boys were throwing

stones and had broken a window.

Miss Desmond of 248 State line street

complained to the police that a dog belonging to Mr. Wllhelm, 631 Ann street,

had bitten her on the arm last Satur

day . as she passed the place. Officer

Strong was instructed to shoot the

brute.

Mrs. Kolb, residing at 25 Condit St.,

reported that six of her chickens had

been stolen.

A report was received from the Set

tlement House that boys had broken windows there by throwing stones into

them. James Trost, human officer, lo

cated the boys and made them promise

that they would repair the damage.

They gave their names as Pete Snyder

and Davis.

William O. Leaverton, 1218 Madison

street, complained that Prohl's horses, running at large, were damaging his

lawn and garden.

That crooks are no respectors of persons was demonstrated early yesterday morning when a sneak thief robbed

Police Commissioner George Drackert's icebox at 615 Ann street. The fellow got away with a nice large cake, one

bottle of cream and one bottle of milk,

sqrne fine cold meat and a half dozen.

bottles of Muhlhauser. Mr. Drackert believes the fellow really was after some game ducks which h ehad shot a day or two before. He failed to get 1h birda. but got- something equally

as good, if not better.

Field's Minstrels Coming.

"Minstrelsy Past and Present," a departure from the usual minstrel open

ing spectacle: "All Halloween" or

"Llsh Mum's Dream," a dancing diver

tlsement and scenic display, and "The Opening of the Panama Cana," a nav

al, army and patriotic pageant are

among the new offerings the Al. G

Field Greter Minstrels will present at

the Hammond Sunday matlne and even

ng when the dean of minstrelsy brings

his company here for Sunday matinee

and evening. Included in the new program thi

year is Bert Swor, one of the leading

funmakers who will deliver a novelty

In monologues under the title of "The

Rathskeller." The Gold Band is an

other novelty provldrd, every instru

raent being finished in precious metal,

You get Instant warmth and com

fort with a Gas Heating 8tove.-No. Ind. Gas Elec Co. It

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING will "make your business enterprise If It la oae that ought to be Bnaae.

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You are beginning to plan your Spring House Cleaning and have already decided

you must have some new Furnishings. We are prepared to show you the largest

ana nest assortment ot furniture, Rugs. Draperies. Lace Curtains, Curtain Mater

ials and Linoleums we have ever shown. Make your selections early while the

mocks are Complete. Lash or Credit.

VERY FINE LIBRARY OR LIVING ROOM ROCKER, genuine Spanish leather upholstered seat and back, best spring seat construction, golden oak rubbed and polished finish, rery massive and handsome, an extra good value at 15.00, very special for this sale '

10.49

ELEGANT MAHOGANY ROCKER, genuine leather seat and

back, best spring seat construction, rubbed and polished fin

ish, very beautiful design. Our regular price 16.75, priced

special for this sale

12.49

ALL OAK ROCKER, Early English finish with leather cov

ered seat and back, large and comfortable,

worth, 6.00, special

3.98

GENUINE OAK DINING CHAIRS, full box seat, genuine leather upholstering, quartered oak banister back and top

rail, continuous back posts, golden oak finish, very strong

and serviceable, a good value at 2.75,

special for this sale

SOLID OAK DINING CHAIR with

fancy slat back and quartered oak

top rail, continuous -back posts,

built for service, worth 2.50, very special at

1.89

AMERICAN QUARTERED OAK

DINING CHAIR, wide banister

back and top rail, solid wood seat,

golden oak finish, very strong con

struction. An extra good value at

1.19

1.90

R7S

EXCELLO BED DAVENPORTS ot guaranteed the simplest

and easiest te. operate. Very ornamental as well as useful. All styles.

SOLID OAK FRAME BED DAVENPORT with revolving seat, best spring construction, early Engilsh finish, black Chase leather upholstering, heavy frame and good value at our regular price S0.00, Oi H ft special." XCj,!)

REVOLVING SEAT BED DAVENPORT with black Chase leather upholstering, best spring construction, extra high

back, solid oak frame, golden oak finish. Our regular price

is 37.50, special for this sale at

26.98

35.98

AUTOMATIC BED DAVENPORT, dark green Boston leather

upholstering, diamond tufted, very massive frame and

best construction, worth 40 CO, sptcial at

Solid Oak Dining Table with 42-inch round top,

extends 6 feet, large

round pedestal, fancy claw feet and worth more than our regular price of 12.00. Priced

special for this sale..

7.49

8.48

TWIN PEDESTAL TABLES are the newest thing in the dining table line, made ot solid oak, plain or quartered, ped

estal is complete when opened and does not show any locks.

bolts or rough edges, all styles, extra fine 54-in top, priced

47.50

AMERICAN QUARTERED OAK BUFFET, extra fine Colonial style, extra large base with French bevel plate mirror top, golden oak rubbed and polished finish, large linen drawer,

regular price 24.76, special.

18.75

Some Very Special Prices on Bed Room Furniture ALL OAK DRESSER with three large drawers, French plate mirror, golden oak finish, regu

lar price 10.00, special

SOLID OAK DRESSER with two large drawers and two small ones, French bevel plate mirror, 18x24 inches, an exceptionally good value at our regular price of 12.00, f ff

L t veT7 Bpecial UaUO J If ALL QUARTERED OAK

" " DRESSER, two large and two small drawers, fancy serpentine front, French bevel plate mirror 18x30 inches, claw feet, best rubbed and tA ft ft polished golden oak finish, 30.00 value, special... bWiUU ALL-OAK CHIFFONIER, five drawers, bevel plate mirror, golden oak finish, solid construction, worth ft Aft 12.75, priced special for this sale ,. Ub4U IRON BED with two Inch continuous posts, five 1-lach fillers, heavy cross rods, brass casters, best Vernih Martin finish, all sizes, sold most places at 15.00. priced . "m ftft special for this sale nJU

WE HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE LINE OF KITCHEN CABINETS on the market. Plain or white enamel lined golden oak or Early English finish. Three makes to choose from. Mother Hubbard's New Cupboard, "Kitchen Need" and "The Boone." For this sale we will ofTer a sanitary base cabinet with large cupboard top, glass doors, two sugar bins, two

flour bins in the base.

full size, special at ..

worth 15.00, 0.90

ALL OAK CABINET with large base and nickeloid top, two cuplery drawers, flour bia and bread box; top has

3 frosted glass door cup- J

board spaces and sugar bin. The best cabinet on the market for the price, sold regnlarly at

21.50, priced special

Others priced to 37.50.

1 6.90 m

mmyJ a

Our new Spring Line of Rugs is the finest we have ever shown. The newest designs and colorings in all the different sizes and qualities. 7

TAPESTRY BRUSSELLS RUG, seamless, 6x9 oriental patterns, good coloring, very serviceable. 8.50, priced special for this stJe at ;

feet, floral or Regular price

6.79

SEAMLESS BRUSSELLS RUG, 8 2-3x12 feet, all over or floral seams, very serviceable, worth regularly 13.50, I ft Oft special at IUiiaJ SEAMLESS BRUSSELLS RUG, 8 2-3x9 feet, all over or floral designs, good colorings, very serviceable rug and worth 16.50. For this sale we price them I O ftO at-.-. laClOO SEAMLESS VELVET RUGS, 9x12 feet, rich floral and oriental patterns and colorings, close weave, handsome and durable, 22.50 value, priced special f 7 3 0

EXTRA HEAVY SEAMLESS COLONIAL VELVET RUGS, very

best colorings and patterns, very handsome and serviceable. A

good value at 26.50, priced special

18.4811

um Mm

We have the most complete line of Lace Curtains, Draperies and Drapery Material shown in Hammond. We have made some very special reductions from our regular prices to induce you to buy now. FANCY SCRIMS, in all over designs, good colorings, perfect

goods and worth 15c yard, reduced for this sale to

10c

atterns, 10c

FANCY SILKOL1NES in all the different colors and patterns,

sold every where at 15c per yard, specially priced at

GOOD QUALITY NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS, 2 yards

long and 36 inches wide, overlook stitched edge. Our regular

selling price 75c. Priced for this sale only.....

ARTCRAFT CLOTH for window drapery or fancy bed spreads.

floral patterns, in blue or pink coloring, very dainty and beautiful, 25c quality, special

FANCY WINDOW VOILES AND MARQUISETTES, hemstitched or floral borders in a big variety of patterns and colorings, guar

anteed washable. The very latest thing for window drapery, yard, 17yp to

49c spreads.

I7c

40c

firfm

TIMELY 10-TOOTH MALLEA-

E IRON RAKES,

long wood

handle, each. .

FURNITURE VARNISH, dries hard over

night with a deep bright lustre, can

SHINO MITTEN DUSTERS, gathers tip

all dust and polishes, each

QUEEN BEE READY MIXED PAINTS this paint is guaranteed to stand outside wear, all popular colors, gal., 1.19

SALE

OF HOUSE 10-QT. GAL

VANIZED

WATER OR

SCRUB PAIL, made of heavy sheet steel, solid iron han

dle.

each .

INVERTED GAS LIGHT OUTFITS, half frosted globe,

magnesia burner, complete

CLEANING, GARDEN TOOLS AND

i ft- j?

I5c

28c

PALMETTO SCRUBBING

WW ta -yJt-M n.J

hardwood back,

HOUSEHOLD

NEEDS.

fain rfa Ailil fcnn nniMi

each.

10c

13c

33c

LIQUID VENEER FURNITURE POLISH for cleaning and

polishing all kinds of furniturt, pianos, etc., bottle

DECORATIVE ENAMELS for decorating tables, chairs, stands, beds, fixtures, all colors, each....

I9c 9c

safe rm ft.

RUTHERFORD'S O R ELECTRIC WALL PAPER CLEANER, one can will do an ordinary room ft

can.

22c il wall

45c

STEP LADDER 5-foot, well constructed with shelf, made of selected white Norway pine at 49c

POULTRY NETTING, galvanized after weaving! 2-inch mesh, 19 gauge wire, all widths from" 12 to 72 inches, by the roll

100 square foot .

V.K....f..

Fancy Lawn Fencing

36 inches, high, foot.

49c

ncing 7c

GARDEN HOES, solid steel blade, riveted on socket

shank, eac'.i . .

ALABASTINE. a sanitary and beautiful wall

finish, for interior decorating, package

D-HANDLE SPADE, blade made of crucible steel, solid hard

wood handle, each 43c 4 Tine D-Handle Spade "Fork, each 59c

RAZORS, SHEARS, KNIVES AND SCISSORS GROUND SHARPENED AND REPAIRED; EXPERT GRINDING

Miiaas

Company

Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store

We carry a large assortment of ROOFING AND BUILDING PAPER such as tarred and asphalt roofiing, thread felt., etc.

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