Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 13, Hammond, Lake County, 2 July 1913 — Page 5

Wednesday, July 2, 1913.

THE TIMES.

GETTING READY TO ADJOURN The various Lake county courts are grettlngr ready to adjourn for the summer. For most of them tomorrow will be the last day. Judge Relter is hearing the Heintz-Goetter will case, trial

of this bavins: begun yesterday. Judpe Becker was busy all forenoon with pecial matters as were also Judge Kopelke and McMahan at Crown Foint, In view of the fact that the city of Hammond and the rural remonstrators on the annexation Question may compromise the case which was scheduled to po to trial before Judge McMahan will in all probability be wiped off the docket with one more entry. H. H. Harries Receiver. Judge Becker in the superior court yesterday appointed H. H. Harries of Gary as receiver for the Gary Realty company, the application having been made by Perry Ullrich. The latter was represented by the law firm of McCracken & Freer. In the rtceivership petition It was stated that the company had liabilities amounting to $25,000. The company has. however, large holdings of real estate as assets. GARY NEGRO SENTENCED Robert Jordan, a sixteen-year-old Chicago negro, was sentenced to a term of three to fourteen years by Judge Relter In the Superior court yesterday upon his pies of guilty to the charge of horse-stealing. Jordan loafed In Gary three weeks, before he found a horse he thought he could get away with. He took the horse of Alderman Srymanski. which was recovered la Chicago on Monday. Two Divorce Cases. Two divorces were filed today, one by Attorney William Henry Sickman for Sula Young against her husband, Prank Toung. and the other by Attorney Herman E. Granger for Ida Gayser against her husband, John H. L. Gayser. Both spouses set up statutory grounds. New Cases Filed. 10665 Katherine Balgets (Manlove, Kennedy & Lotz) vs. Milan Balgets. Support and maintenance. Room 1. 10666 Sula. Young (W. H. Sickman) vs. Frank Young. Divorce. Room 1. MEATS!

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1066? Ida Gayser (H. E. Granger) vs. John H. C. Gayser. Divorce. Room No. 2. 10668 John Kovascy vs. Nicholas Klnesca. Appeal. Room 2. 1066J W. A. Cain Supply Co. vs. Philip Casaner. Appeal. Room 3.

1660 State vs. Gust Hoxlanian. Assault and battery with Intent. 1061 State vs. Frank Young. Appeal. 1062 State vs. Ralph Robertson. Appeal. 10670 Edward Waline (Bomberger, Sawyer & Curtis) vs. William A. Dolton. Suit on Judgment. Room No. 1. 10671 Josle Kceuk (G. B. Sheerer) vs. John Kceuk. Room 1. 10672 In the matter of the applica tion of Fortune Bros. Brewing Co. for renewal of license. Appeal from county commissioners. 1663 State vs. Robert Jordan. Horse stealing. ANOTHER PLACE IS RAIDED BY POLICE Unsavory Colonial Hotel Gives Up Quintette of Lawbreakers Wine, women "and song, the famous triple combination. Officers Buckley, v Jaeger O'Keefe raided the old Colonial in West Hammond last night. They confiscated the wine and rested the women. But they couldn't silence the, song. It lasted all night long and the Jailer of the West Hammond cooler was compelled to listen to all the maudlin songs ever written and some that were purely original. Five Taken. Three females and two males were taken In the raid. They t-stifled before Judge Adam Stachowlez this morning and confirmed the impression of long standing that the Colonial is once more a house of Ill-fame. The men are from Chicago. The hearing comes up July 12. One on OkraJ. There is an air of mystery behind the whole thing. James Buckly, a conscientiou policeman engineered the raid. His superior officer. Chief of Po4TH OF JULY AMMUNITION is not limited entirely to gunpowder. Good food for the body Is of much more material importance, and of all good food our bread ranks among the highest. If you want to be men and Independent of dyspepsia and other bodily ills, declare yourself in favor cf hi3 bread and eat no other. The Hammond Modern Baker; 86 State Street. Phone 268. BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS, HAMMOND. - - IND. Poor Meat is a disgrace to the community. Don't you ever buy it, as it's wicked In the first place, and secondly,' Meat We Sell Is Strictly Fresh and reliable. Now, don't you see you're without excuse if you don't buy from us? Our Meat Is Guaranteed Moxley's Special, 2 pounds No. 1 Sugar Cured Jewel Bacon, per pound 10-LB PAIL NO. 1 PURE LARD, 1,25 S-'b Pa'l. 9! Pounds Leaf Lard for 35c I2c 65c 1.00 12ic NO. 1 LAMB CHOPS, per pound , NO. 1 BEEF POT ROAST, per lb 11c STRICTLY FRESH LIVER, 5c per pound NO. 1 SIPLOIN STEAK, per pound , FRESH HAMBUP.GER STEAK, per pound.... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED REG. HAMS, per lb.... NO. 1 SUGAR CURED CALL HAMS, per lb... 15c .: 9c 17c 1 2k NO. 1 SUGAR CURED 4 BREAKFAST BACON, lb. QQ NO. 1 CAN SALMON, large 25c can, 10(j 3 cans for. , ARMOUR'S VERIBEST LARGE CAN PORK AND fBEANS, 15c 2 for 41 DC country.

lie Qkraj was not In the doings. It la sand that Buckley went on his own accord out of pure righteous indignation. If he did there may arise some embar-

raslng things. The Colonial Hotel, most notorious of all West Hammond dives of all times is located 303 West Hummer. Mrs. John Bass, the millionaire suffragist of Chicago pronounced it the filthiest place In the universse, not excepting the dives of Tokio and Calcutta. Lightly Clad. The raid was conducted a little late In the evening to catch all the fry. Officer Buckly went in plain clothes and drank beer with Maggie O'Brien, the matron. He paid a quarter for a bottle. Other women were in the place. They were hustled to the station after tha other officers arrived. It was rather late In the evening and all were Intox icated and lightly clad. TElEfiRAM. Peru. Ind., Juty 2. Hammond Furniture Co., Hammond, Ind: Are loading entire lot of slightly flood damaged refrigerators that you purchased today. They are in better condition than the others and you certainly bought them right. The people of your town will appreciate the opportunity you are going to give them. INDIANA MFG. CO. "SHADOW Miller" may retire from the an undefeated champion. He has never had an adverse decision, has never been knocked down or out and is the only living fighter who can boast of having finished his career without a cauliflower ear. In short Joe has never had but one fight and that such a decisive vlcstory that all comers and white hopea fear for their lives. Clabby absolutely refuses to meet Miller. It developed today that "Shadow"' Is somewhat of an Indian giver. He tells of having donated a 5-cent piece to a friend in need. This friend was pleased with a run of lack it appears. and after matching nickels till he had j a stake entered a Rhum game and won' several dollars. He then plunged heavily on the ball games In a confidential 1 bet and won. By night he was so afflu ent that he barely acknowledged having an acquaintance with Miller. "Shadow," however, had the pleasure of seeing him fall from grace and the water wagon at the same time at a late hour when the aforesaid needy friend was going about town in an unsteady manner tryig to interest other gay dogs in a scheme to make a million dollars by stealing the state line and holding it on ransom till the government came across. AN itinerant crowd of wild and do mestic animals came to town yesterday and In circus array paraded tne street3 to the delight of three thousand happy kiddies, their tickled daddies and smil ing mothers. In the wake on ponies, elephants, blood hounds, clowns, gorIgously gowned women and a blatant band came a stearn caliope, that wheez ed and coughed and whistled like old deacon Rowland In the village church choir, though the deacon was less noisy. Stray dogs forgot all about their fleas and bumped the pavement with their tails and kept one ear cocked to catch the melodious pipe organ on wheels. The show, which is the old reliable dog and pony show that GentShoe Specials for WARM EATHER

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HE GOT THE CLERK. Yesterday afternoon George Thon, Jr., the proprietor of a new tea store on Calumet avenue in Hammond, submitted the following tf. ad to Thb Times: WANTED Girl for clerk on tea store. 646 Calumet ave. Ham-' mont1 Well, half an hour, after Its first publication Mr. Thon phoned Thb Times, and this is what he said: 'Hello, is this Thhj Times? For God's rake cancel my advertisement for a girl clerk. My store has been swamped with competent girls, applying for th position. Thb Times certainly did good work, thank you. good bye."

try Bros' trotted over the county twen ty-five years ago, had a matinee in the afternoon and a show at night "rain or shine." In the last quarter of a cen tury vjeniry .tiros, nas grown until now it is a two-ringed circus showing for extremely low prices 25 and 35 cents. It bars oriental dancers and freaks ana is a cjean, innocent snow run on good principles and doing a big bustnesa. NO CLABBYO'NEIL FIGHT Jimmy Clabby, Hammond's middleweight conqueror, and Tim O'Neil of Irondale, aspirant to those honors, have not been signed up to meet at Hammond on July 10th, and it is not likely that they will be signed up. according to an interview with Matchmaker Campbell this morning. "Although O Neil has been making untold efforts to get a match with i Clabby for nearly three months, the statement that they will face each oth er in a Hammona ring is all paper talk," said Campbell "In the first place O'Nell is far too heavy for Clab by and if the Irondale fighter wants to meet Jimmy he will have to make the weight that Clabby asks or there will be no match" Followers of O'Neil seem to think that Clabby Is trying to squirm out of a meeting, but they are badly mistaken They do not seem to realize that It would be , foolish for Clabby to step into the ring, give O'Neil 15 or 20 pounds and then take chances of let ting him put over s K. O. wallop. Jim my feels that he has worked too hard to win the championship and then' list en to the beck and call of middleweights who have not won a reputa tion. After this Clabby and his manager, Frank Mulkern, will compel all middle weights to come to their terms. Clabby lias won this right and unless O'Neil can make 15S pounds ringside he will never get a crack at Clabby for love nor money. Although Jimmy has no future fights that are definite, he is keeping in excellent shape and will be able to scale 152 pounds at a moment's call. ALLMAN-GARY TITLE CO. NAMES OFFICERS The annual stockholders meeting of the Allman Gary Title company was held yesterday at the ocmpany's Gary office. Directors were names as fol lows: Harrison R. Riley, president of the Chicago Title and Trust company: Wal ter J. Riley, the East Chicago banker: A. R. Mariott; G. L. Bader, president of several Lake County banks; i'T. G. Hay, Jr.. resident of the Gary State bank: Claude Allman, and David Maney. OfTicers are as follows: Tresident A. R. Mariott. Vioe-nresident and Treasurer David 1.25 2.00 3.50

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Secretary M. Elmer Dinwiddle. Manager of Gary office II. p. Eckstrom. Branch offices are maintained In Chicago and Crown Point. DEMANDS BRICK JTRUST QUIZ Washington. July 2. Mrs. A. J. Christopher of Chicago is here urging congressmen to assist her in prodding the department of Justice into an investigation of the alleged Chicago brick trust. She is unwilling to abandon her fight because of the refusal of the attorney general to direct the pushing of the anti-trust suits. Today she had a conference with Rep resentative Clayton of Alabama, chairman of the house Judiciary committee, Although that committee had a meetlng today, Mrs. Christopher was not invited to appear for a hearing. She was given an opportunity by Mr. Clayton, however, to present her views ful ly, and she made such an impression that Mr. Clayton informed her that in his opinion a resolution should be re ported to the house calling for an in vestigation. Among the companies said to be un der fire is the Metropolitan Brick com pany, which in the past has received the bulk of business at the Gary city hall. The proposed congressional in vestigation may include Gary. Some time ago the National Brick association urged that the Gary contracts be investigated. Celebrate the Fourth under the oeautiful and shady trees of Spring Hill Grove at St. John. Excellent pavilion, big band, refreshments, games and fireworks. All trains stop. Latest northbound at 8 p. m. ESS (SipeaQ '

STRAUBE PIANO AND MUSIC COMPANY'S FIRST PIANO SALE For the first time in the history of the Straube Piano Co. we will have a piano sale. JUNE25fia THIRTY DAYS JULY25ta Pianos sold for less than cost of manufacturing them. We bought them at a bargain and we will sell them at a greater bargain. Beautiful Oak and Mahogany Pianos Only S185.00-S200.00 Worth $250.00 and 300.00

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J $450.00 to $750.00 Every piano in our store marked

for-one proposition holds good on every piano sold during this sale. Our store will be open every evening during this sale.

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COURT HITS COLORED ELKS Dayton, O.. July 2. la a common pleas court decision rendered yesterl day by Judge E. C. Risinger of Eaton, O., allowed a perpetual injunction order restraining the colored organization known as the Improved Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks of the World from making further use of the name of "Elks" or any of the designated or emblematic possessions of the white B. P. O. E. in the state of Ohio.

HEGEWISCH MAN HURT A Tischky. 128 Avenue O, Hegewlsch, 111., was seriously injured while work ing at the Illinois Car and Manufacturlng ernoon company's plant yesterday aftrnoon, when he fell headlong from a freight car to the ground below. He was picked up by fellow employes In a semi-conscious condition and was taken to his home in Stewart's ambulance. Upon examination it was found that Tischky suffered several deep scalp wounds, wrenched spine and probable internal injuries. Today his condition is reported slightly Improved. The details of the accident could not be learned. GARY BUSINESS WEEK WILL END TOMORROW The action of the Gary Clearing House association - in voting to close all of the seven banks in the city from tomorrow afternoon until Monday morning will practically bring business to a standstill in Gary as far as the latter part of the week is concerned. July 4 falls on Friday and the bankers decided that to keep the banks Pnaum

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GARY'S HARRY LAUDER SINGS In speaking of the entertainers at the opening of the new Rumely hotel at I.aporte the Argus-Bulletin says: "Joseph Kramer, D. H. McGill, V. O. Small and Harry Sommers of the Gary hotel were especially in a happy frame of mind and their antics kept the diners in a roar most of the time. Mr. Sommers gave an imitation of Harry Lauder that made a hit with tha crowd and he had to play a return engagement later in the evening." Cook with Gas. save money and time, and banish dirt. No. Ind. Gas & Else Co. Too will say that a La Vendor clgac cannot be beat, if you try one. Adv. For That Velvet Taste Snoke TUB BOOSTER HAVANA CIGAR None genuine without name I,. STKHI.IMi on each band. BOOSTER CIGAR CO. Tel. -No. 22S. 3211 Block Ave. Indiana mRnon, in. PROPOSITION .$.20.00 50.00 100.00 proposition. in plain figures and the twoHammond, Ssdd:,

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