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LAKE COUWTY COURTS AT A GLANCE CAKIC Sl'PERIOH COURT, ROOM 1. Judge Virgil !. Uctter. Information. Setlngs for seventh 'Wednesday, April 23rd, are as follows: 1255 Vlsnie v Biscopp. 8281 Farley v Muenich. 8295 Isakson v Town of Mtller. 828 Anderson' v Town of Miller. 82S2 Stat ex rel v Reiland. 8S87 Swada v Stewart. 8415 Red Machinery Co. v Martin. 8116 Seehase v Gary Construction Co. 8473 Green v Green. 853S Burley-Tyrell Co. v Smith. 8531 Herts & Son v Slomczynskl. S52 Melsel v Meisel. 8567 Central Electric v School Cy G. J57S- Rose x Rosenberg. 8581 Stover v Stover. 8592 VanSlckle v Harbor Bid?. 8602 Rose v Goldhamer. 8739 Smith v Burba. 8775 Kussmaul v Gulya. 8810 Cronnin v Grush. XAKE SUPERIOR COt RT. ROOM X Judge Lamwace Ueeker. . Cave Disposed Of.

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You save from $3 to $10 on every loan you get from us.

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We will advance you any amount from $5 to $100, on your furniture, piano or any like goods, without removal, and give you your own time to pay us back. In small weekly or monthly payments. OUR RATES are positively the LOWEST, and our EASY PLANS, make repayment aa simple as BORROWING. A BIG REBATE If you pay your loan before DUE. PRIVATE. CONFIDENTIAL.

Loans made to people permanently employed on THEIR OWN NOTE. Borrow 5 and pay back $5.50. Other amounts in the same proportion.

YOU'RE TO BLAME. IF TOU FORGET THE NAMES. UKE COUNTY LOAN GO. Bun 38 RJmbacb Black. Over !! Store. .Pic SIS. HAMMOND, INDIANA. Open till S p. m. every evening. Saturday 0 p. m.

Case on Call Monday. State vs. Russo. Charged with assault and battery. Tried once. D. E. Boone for the' state and W. J. McAleer for the defense. Case goes over temporarily owing to absence of defenso attorney. State vs. Crowas and Comidas. Charged with burglary. Tomorrow. Information. Criminal work ended. Special matters this week. On call Monday, Wedeger vs. American Maize Producta Company. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM S. Judge Johannes Konelke. At Crown Point. Information. The court has adjourned for the term and will have two weeks' vacation. Court will convene in Hammond April 28. LA KB CIRCUIT COURT. Judge W. C. McMahaa. At Croi Point. Special term of court adjourned until April 28. PORTER CIRCUIT COURT. Jndge A. D. Bartholomew. At Valparaiso. Court not In-session. PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. Judge II. B. Tutblll. At Mlcklgaa City. Court adjourned for vacation.

victim of Hammond loan sharks.

He said that he mad an Investigation

of his case and finds that the defendant

made an appearance April 22, 1912 and

that on Sept. 10, 1912 hia attorney appeared and filed answer.

He says that the case was submitted

to the court and Judge Kopelke found

for the plaintiff In the sum of $210 plus,

$35 attorney's fees. He also ordered;

the foreclosure of a chattel mortgage j and the sael of the property.

He says that if a Judgment for $210 i

was given when It should have been . only $140 that the fault lies with thai plaintiff and his attorney. There are a I number of Hammond lawyers who have '

volunteered to fight loan shark cases

where they have been filed and any one

may avail himself of these services.

CRUMPACKER &

DALY DISSOLVE.

Crumpacker & Daly, one of the bent

known lawn firms in this part of the state, will dossolve partnership. Grant

Crumpacker will Join his brother, E. D. Crumpacker, and Owne Crumpacker,

son of the latter, and wil continue to hold the same oce in the State Bank building. Will Daly will also remain In this building, but will lease quarters farther back and will have as his partner E. J. Freund, who has been associated with Crumpacker & Daly

for two years.

The change was made that Hon. E.

D. Crumpacker might resume the po

sltlon he held In law here before he was elected to congress sixteen years

ago. Valpd Vidette.

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President of Bar Associa-

tion Believes That Legal Proceedings Proper.

President Daniel Moran of the Lake

County Bar Association ald today that

he did not believe that anything could

be done in the case of August Miller, a-

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Sues East Chicago Company

Jesse E. Wilson appears as the at

torney for Otto Haehnel In a suit started by him against the East Chicago Co., In which he seeks $25,000 dam

ages for the alleged action of the com

pany In riling up the water so that he

could nnt make ice.

The complaint shows that the plaint

iff has been conducting a successful Ice business for a couple of years until the East Chicago company started to 'build

the Indiana Harbor canal when the

water was so roily that Ice could not be made.

He seeks damages on two paragraphs

of a lengthy and detailed complaint.

Phone Box Robbed. The Nickle Plate depot was the scene of another bold robbery Sunday evening when a daring thief broke into the telephone booth and robbed the contents of the cash box. How much was taken has not been learned. It is thought by the police that the robbery was committed while there were a number of passengers In the station. The thief used a, small saw In opening the money box and it Is probable that it took him at least 15 minutes to get inside. The sar$e booth has been robebd several times. The police were called, but no trace of the thief has been found.

avenue died at the residence at 9 o'clock this morning following a short illness. Death was due to stomach trouble. This evening the remains will be placed on the 11:62 Erie train for Butler, Pa., where funeral services will be held Wednesday. Mr. McNees is well known In Hammond where he was employed as a carpenter.

Park Employe Hurt. While trimming trees at Harrison park yesterday afternoon, John Ttarnogrodskl, 717 Hohman stret, was painfully injured when a limb on whic he was. standing, broke hurling him fifteen feet to the ground below. He struck on his head , and shoulder, causing painful bruses and a fractured rib. At first it was thought that he had been seriously injured and was rushed to hia home in John Ahlborn'S automobile. Although he was unable to get but little rest last night on account of the pain, Tarnogrodskl is reported much improved today. The extent of his Injuries will not be known for several days.

Ben Pohlplatz Dead. Following an illness, extending over a period of six days, Benjamin Pohlplatz, died at the residence of his brother, Peter P. Pohlplatz, 33 Ogden street early this morning. Death was due to pneumonia. The funeral will be held from tho residence at 38 Ogden street. Thursday

mornig at 8:30 o'clock. The remains will then be taken to the St. Joseph's church where the Rev. Father Plaster will ofTiclate at 9 o'clock. Interment will be made at the Grenwood, cemetery. Mr. Pohlplatz was taken 111 a week ago with a slight cold and later developed Into pneumonia. His conditio-

became critical and yesterday after

suffering a relapse passed away at 2:20 this morning. He was single and was 44 years old.

'He resided with his brother at 33 Og

den street and was employed as a bartender In his saloon on South Hoh

man street. He was well known In

Hammond and was a member of the Eagles and bartenders union. Besides a mother ha is survived by four brothers and four sisteds, residing in Crown Point, Himmond and Chicago.

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C. O. F. LEASES WEIS' HALL.

There is great activity in Baumgart- ' ner court, 109, of the Catholic Order

of Foresters, in Hammond. There will

be a dance given by the order in Orpheum hall on May 14. In June the state convention 'of the order will be held In Hammond and it is expected that there will be 300 to 400 people present on this occasion. In preparation for the convention the lodge has leased Weiss' hall and will convert it Into club rooms for the organization. The hall is to be entirely remodeled. The front rooms are to be mads Into club rooms and the back rooms will be used Jointly with other organizations for assembly rooms. The building will be known as C. O. F. hall. Next Sunday, April 27. the order will go to Laporte to give the third degree to about 150 candidates there. They will leave on the 7:65 Michigan Central.

Mrs. Palmer Dead. Mrs. Priscilla L. Palmer, wife of Albert L. Palmer who Is being held at the county Jail at Crown Point cn charges preferred by his six year old daughter, died at St. Margaret's hospital yesterday afternoon following a lingering Illness. Death was due to pneumonia. Funeral services have ben made Friday morning at 8 o'clock. The Rev. Father Plaster will officiate at St. Joseph's church and Interment will bo made at Greenwood cemetery. Mrs. Palmer was 30 years old and has been In 111 health for the past six months. She was confined at St. Margaret's hospital at the time of her husband's arrest and when the shocking charges occurred which were preferred by the six year old daughter.

COME OUT TO THIS MEETING.

North side property owners, particularly those who signed a remonstrance last night under the impression that 25-foot lots would be assessed $100 to $200 for the deep sewer project, should not fail to atten da mass meeting which the board of public works has called for this evening to be held in the hall at 7:30. A meeting of property owners was held last night in the Pine Street Presbyterian church, and a remonstrance against the deep sewer system found many ready signers. An investigation develops the fact that a few of the leaders who are opposed to the project are stirring up the people with the claim that the improvement will cost three and four times as much as it really will. The board of public works and the city engineer tonight will be ready to answer all questions, as plans and specifications have been completed by experts, as well as the estimated costs. The figures on cost that the city engineer will give will be the maximum figure. They include the cost for the fp!pe, the laying of them, the manholes, pumping station, In fac the system complete. Last Friday the city engineer stated to inquirers that the assessment on a twenty-five-foot lot would approxlmaely be $16.85, wsere the lot Is In the benefited district, but not abutting the trunk line. The approximate assessment per 25-foot lot abutting on the trunk system is $41.85, to which must be added $13 for house connections.

Death of Infant. The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. II. E. Kolb, 31 Sibley street, Hammond, died at the family residence this morning at 9:30 o'clock. Funeral services will be held from St. Joseph's church Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock. Interment will be made at St. Joseph's cemetery.

Child Is Dead. Lester R. McNees, 4 year old son of Mr. and Mrs. R. W. McNees, 84 Beal

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