Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 267, Hammond, Lake County, 29 April 1913 — Page 5
Tuesday, April 29, 1913.
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SUPERIOR and CIRCUIT
LAKE COUNT' COURTS AT A, GLANCE lake: ivperiok roiRr, ROOM I. Jadge Virgil a, Uctter. O'aae Disposed Of. In regard to the Brown ditch No. 3. demonstrators from Lake and Jasper counties seek to be heard. Case compromised. laforaaattoa. The court has announced that he will take up criminal work on May 15. Setting. Eighth "Wednesday, April 30 . 9849 Paine Co. v Bacon estate. 9860 Peacock v Bacon estate. 9851 Standard Oil Co v Bacon estate. 9852 James v Bacon estate. 9871 Middleton v Youche.
9872 Home Bldg & L. Assn v Parker. 9878 McAvoy Brg Co v Kummer. 9893 Lipinskl v Bolka. S899 Konarskl v Kraynak. 9903 Briggs Lbr Co v Young. 9929 McAvoy Erg Co v Dubois. 9930 Zacharias v Dugnas. 940 Gary l.br C v Scpos. 9988 Schreiter Mfg Co v Feenstra. 9989 Petition of Marciewski to change name. 999 Kimball & Co v Murl. 10000 Seljan v Seljan. 900i Dubanevlch v Ponescek. LAKE SIPERIOR COURT. ROOM 2. Judge Lawreace Meeker. Cm oa Trial. Wediger (Gavit & Hall) ts. American Maize Products Co. (Crumpacker A Crumpacker.). Suit for damages on account of the loss of four fingers. Case will take several days. lake: superior court, roou s. Judge Joaaaaea Koaelke. At Hammond. First Wednesday, April 30 1199 State ex rel Klatt v Shortridge, clerk. H14 Youche v Glover. 068 Huber v Hallasm.
3S Saric v Koloff. 6(23 Smith v Kennedy. 0J Ryan v Green. 7354 Kandxiora v Kandziora. 7374 Seeburg Piano Co v Wargo., 7S79 Seeburg Piano Co v Schneider. 7394 Bernhelm Dls Co v Sievert. Ei A KB CIRCUIT COURT. Jada-a W. C. McMskaa. At Crawa Polat. Court will convene on Monday. Probate court on Monday, setting of cases an Tuesday, and naturalization matters a Wednesday. PORTER CIRCUIT COUHT. Jndge A. D. Bartholomew. At Valparaiso. No report.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT. Judge H. B. TutalU. At Michigan City. No report.
noticed that a revolution is classed as one of the pastimes of the people.
Filed in Superior Court.
10398 The M. Henoch Co. (Patterson & Criter) vs. LeKoy Kelsey, John Lewis; Kelsey & Lewis. Receiver.
. Room No. 1.
10399 Herbert C. Francis. admr., (Manlove & Lotz) vs. Illinois Steel
Co. Damages. Room No. 1
10400 Waseli Stanca (W. A. R,eiland)
vs. Manona Stana. Divorce. Room
No. 2.
10401 Maud Hecht (Gavit & Martin)
vs. John Hecht. Divorce. Room No. 2. 10402 Joe Misliwy (Kennedy & Lotz) vs. George Neuith et al. Foreclosure of mechanic's lien. Room 3, 10403 Mary ODonohue (J. W. Brlssey) vs. Wm. Fenskl. Damages. Room No. 1. 10404 Otto Leabchen (Moran & Dyer) vs. Illinois Steel Co. Personal InJury. 10405 Joseph Christy (W. H. Matthews) vs. Daniel Melloy. Receivership. Room No. 2. 10406 Joce T. Allcorn (W. H. Matthews) vs. Sallie L. Allcorn. Divorce. Room No. 2. 10407 The Tours-Price Co. (Patterson & Crites) vs. Monarch Hardware
Co. Suit on account. Room No. 3
ALL BUT THREE VOTE FOR IT The project to connect Hammond with the towns of Munster. Highland, Lansing and Griffith by an extension of the Green line down Hohman street from Conkey avenue, received a further impetus last Saturday night when the Hammond city council by all but thrte
votes passed the franchise to its second reading, and the town board of Highlands this morning practically agreed to the passage of the franchise. Thus, all that is now needed to get through the corporate limits of thren towns which lie between Hammond and Crown Point, which it develops H the objective of the line, is the final passage of the franchise in Hammond and at Griffith. From Griffith the route will be over a private right of way to Crown Point.
The passage of the franchise in Hammond is believed to be assured, as al lof the councilmen favor the opening up of the territory to the southward and most of them favor the franchise In its present form.
SNEAK THIEVES BUSY.
Apparently not afraid of the busy
thoroughfare of Hohman street, threa
Chicago "dips" undertook one of the
most daring robberies in the history of
Hammond early Saturday afternoon.
when they made a bold attempt to pick !
the pocket of John Glennon, proprie--tor of the Hotel Majestic.
In the presence of a number of pe
destrians and bystanders one of the
pickpockets made a grab for Mi
10408 Francis Meisel (W. E. Roe) vs. j Glennon's bank book and money as j
William Meisel. Divorce.
An Opportunity. Do you want a ten-acre truck farm or peach orchard in "one of the best fruit belts in the United States for S100. to be paid in installments? If so call on Dr. J. T. Clark at the Hotel Majestic, Hammond, and let him explain how this can be accomplished by the organization of a co-operative hog ranch. All contracts must be closed by May 1. Adv.
Theatrical Attractions.
appeared there for a long time. The show is clever and is playing to full houses. It will continue during the half week ending next Thursday. '- At the Hammond theater on next Sunday, matinee and evening and Monday night, the famous Mexican . War Scenes will be the feature. This consists of a feature film of five reels. It shows the fighting in Mexico City, bull fights and other of the pastimes of the people of Mexico. It will be
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Vill Be Open to the Public on May- 1st, Only 54 Lots in Entire Addition. All those desiring Lots can apply to F. B&ntiSIHIAII&BD SGIHIAfllF Phone Hammond 240 E. Chicago 8- - -Whiting 30. Size of Lots 30 feet $75 . Size of Lots 35 feet $55 Size of Corner Lots 37i feet $800 This price includes payment of Sidewalk and
Sewer in full. Payments $25 down, balance to suit Purchaser
This is one of the most beautiful subdivisions ever opened to the public in Robertsdale. High and dry, within five minutes of Lake Front Park. Twenty-seven trains stop at Robertsdale station on Lake Shore and Penna. R. R. every day, within five ,minutes' walk to this property. Fare to Whiting, 5c; time, 5 minutes. Fare to Indiana Harbor, 5c; time, 10 minues. Fare to Buffington, 5c; time 12 minutes. Fare to Gary, 10c; time, 25 minutes. Fare to Chicago, 10c; time, 40 minutes. Fare to South Chicago, 5c; time, 10 minutes. Fare to Hammond, 5c; time, 15 minutes. Fare to East Chicago, 5c; time, 15 minutes. Street cars to South Chicago, East Chicago and Hammond. Schools and churches and beautiful homes surround this tract of land. Any one buying now will surely double his money in a few years. Ask any one who lives near this property if all we say is not true. Already over ten locations have been spoken for. Don't fail to look over this property. This property lies between 115th, 116th and Lake avenue and Indiana Boulevard. Full restrictions as to building lines. Cost of homes must be $2,000 or over. '
Other Lots Adjoining This Property without improvements 8300 to $350
Girls in Lake High School Pageant.
the hotel keeper was about to enter
the First National bank. The crook succeeded in getting the money, which
was visible in Mr. Glennon's pocket. Thinking somebody was Joking with
him Mr. Glennon grabbed the sneak
thief, not noticing who it was. Fear
ing he was caught, the pickpocket
threw the money away as Glennon let
goiaf . his hold. The thief made a dash for liberty by running west on Sibley
street and then turned into the alley.
His accomplices also disappeared. The police think that when the crool: threw the money away it was a rusi
for Glennon to let go and the other I
pickpocket would get the money. Mr.
Glennon recovered the bankrol lof $20S.
The Girl Question." which is on the Three men. believed to be the same
boards at the Orpheum theater, is one sneak thieves, made an attempt to pick
ot me oesi equipper snows mat nas : the pocket of Charles Kassson on a
street car. Later another attempt was made by the same men to rob a Polish
saloonkeeper. Fearing that they would be detected if they loitered around I
Hammond any longer, "they went to
East Chicago, where they found a vic
tim. The police of the two cities spread a wide net for the Chicago dips, but no trace of them could be
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conducting a small jewelry store on East Sibley street. Chief Austgen located Graham a week ago on information given by tua Elgin police.
CURFEW LAW SAID TO BE
SUCCESS Hammond's curfew ordinance which went into effect two months ago, has so fur proven a success, according to Chief Austgen this morning. It has more than come up to expectations as the police thought that they would have some difficulty in keeping the kids off the street after 9 o'clock. While all the officers have received a number of complaints, no arrests have '
been made, as the warnings only had; to be made once. I
GUN CLUBJHAS SHOOT. The George Gun club held Its regular shoot at Kindle's Grove Sunday morning. A large and enthusiastic crowd of menjbers taking part in the
sport. On account of the high wind j which was blowing the scores were ; uot very high, the bust score being ; made by J. Kindall.who secured 43 birds ,
out of a possible 60. W. Henning came next with 37, while A. Calfish secured third place with 36. The scores were: J. Kindall 43 W. Henning 37 A. Calfish 36
F. Chandler 33 T. Nevalls .35 P. Smidt 34 K. Haenal 33 C. Kindall 32 C. Schonert , 31 H. Haage .30 A. Henning 29 G. Xast ..26
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Fine Snipe Shooting. With the closing of tho duck season the 15th of this month, local minrods are finding some good jack snipe shooting in the neighboring vicinity. The excellent shooting is said to be due to the high water and large flocks of snipe are reported to have made an early appearance. Henry Haage, city water clerk, bagged fifteen in the short time of a few hours last Saturday afternoon.
FIHFJ IXStRAJfCB STEAMSHIP TICKETS F. L. WYMAN & CO. KI'.AL ESTATE A.D RK.Tl.tl 136 Sibley Street -:- Phone 1544 HAMMOND. INDIANA
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Wacker, the father of Chicago Heights, is expected to aid the project materially by his influence' with the necessary officials. , i , ' y "
The fact is realized here that a con
nection with Hammond means a con
nection with all of the cities of North
WELLS MUST RETURN.
By a visit from Chief of Police Frank Graham of Elgin, 111., yesterday the
Hammond police learned that Robert
C. v ells who has been conducting a
small Jewelry store on Sibley street.
was a fugitive from justice. He was placed under arrest by Officers Bunde and Einsele and last night was taken back to Joliet, 111., on requisition
papers.
Although the crime for which
1 Graham is wanted is not a seriouS one.
township and that a great territory
would be opened up by the building of jhe wiu have t0 answer charges of de-
the proposed line from Chicago Heights
to Hammond.
It is pointed out that the ridge is the
logical place along which to build this
line for the reason that the railroads make a cut through the ridge, making
overhead crossing possible.
If it had not been for the total lack
of reasoning ability which prompted certain farmers at, Highlands to oppose
the building of a viaduct over the
tracks just west of that city, when the
great elevation of the land no both sides of the track made it the logical thing to do, there would not have been a. single grade crossing on the ridge road necessary.
sertion and non-support. It Is said that he is divorced from his wife, but
failed to pay a certain amount of ali
mony and support hi schildren. He
left Elgin some months ago and lo
cated in Hammond where he has been
SOUTH WORKS
EMPLOYES 9,637 The weekly resume of conditions at
the South Chicago works of the Illinois
Steel company is as follows: Mills in operation Eleven blast furnaces, twenty-four open hearth furnaces, bessemer converting works, two rail mills, two plate mills, two structural mills, two blooming mills, slabbing mill, eectric furnace, foundries, eectric stations, all mechanical shops, gas engines, pumping stations, ore bridges, dry blast plant, sintering plant. No. 2 cement plant (south works), three cement plants (Buffington). Mills down North and south docks. The total number of employes working on Wednesday. April 23. was 9.637.
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WHITE SOX PARK Saylor Long's all star aggregation
from Hammond will open their season
at the old White Sox park next Sunday afternoon when they will line up
against the fast American Giants. With Henning on the mound and Wagner as
backstop, with a classy lineup to back them, Hammond fans are anticipating
another victory over the Giants, who met defeat at the hands of the Ham- : mond team last year. j
Although none of the team has had
a great deal of practice on account of
having no grounds, all their spare time
is being used in getting Into shape. According to reports from Crown Point Henning is in better sh,ape than last season and will be able to make
the Giants swing for the teasers. Ham
mond fans are now realizing that Cap
tain Fowler has secured a crack line
up and a large contingent will accom- , pany the team. This morning Thb Times secured the Sunday lineup according to their batting order: Berg-
wald, 2b; Lasser, cf; Staten, ss: Maybaum. rf : Rhode or Fowler, lb; O'Brien.
If; Henning, p; Grabow, 3b; Wagner, c; Smith, sub.
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Two Assault Cases.
On a warrant sworn out by William
M. Rlnkenberger on a charge of assault and battery Charles Wink, an
employe of the Enterprise Bed compa
ny was arrested by Constable Ray
Phelps yesterday. He was found guil
ty and fined $1 and coats in Judge
Prest's court. Rinkenberger testified i that he was 65 years old and that Wink struck him, causing a painful lni Jury.
"In another case Thomas McCarty was
fined $1 and costs on assault and battery charges made by Edward Knight.
Unable to pay, McCarty was held at the Central station over night, but this
I morning he secured the money.
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