Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 26, Hammond, Lake County, 26 July 1913 — Page 8

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the people have been waiting for in Fairview Addition commences today and positively ends Aug., 4th 1913 This is your oppotunity to buy a lot facing the v : BEAUTIFUL CdDUMTMY CLUE . You know there is only one Country Club the most beautiful spot in the Calumet Region surrounded by the finest homes in Hammond. As you want a homesite in this ideal spot you must act quick as there are many others just as eager to buy as you are. ONLY EIGHTY LOTS TO BE SOLD IN FAIRVIEW ADDITION DURING THIS SALE These Lots are located on Carroll and Williams Streets, the heart of the residential district. Ten minutes walk to the Court House and within easy access to the street car line. DIIDIIP innDDnUCniCMTQ all public improvements, such as Electric Lights, Paving, Laying of Sidewalks, Gas and

I UUL1U IIVII ilUVLmLWIU Water Mains, will be commenced in AugusLSewer now in. The Contract is let and work will be M . a t a j - a a: 4 a J fl

begun on tne improvement ot state Line street in me next inteen aays. 3 WORM ABOUT THE TSWLE When you buy one of these lots you will be in undisputed possession of a sound title. The Chicago Savings Bank as trustee will issue a deed with an abstract. The purchaser will also receive a guaranteed policy guaranteed by the Chicago Title and Trust Co. These Lots will bo VJorth Double Our Asking Price Within one Year It is a well known fact that twenty-five feet is not large enough to build any kind of an attractive home on. So we have greatly Under priced These Lots so you can well afford to buy 50 feet PRBOE OF OARROLL STREET LOTS $350.00 PRBOE OF tPJBlLmr.lS STREET LOTS $300.00 This is your opportunity to make your dream come true. You've waited and planned and you've saved for just this event

So begin now.

Walter H. Ham-

THE SETTLING OF THE HOME QUESTION Call early and select your lots and ESUV TOBSAV. See Charles H. Friedrich, 416-Hammond Bld'g. i t v l r o ' r 1 1- t -a. m ' - - .

mono, nammona savings x lrust mnK. tLvnu lviinas, American savings oc lrust Bank. FAMVDEW LAMD) C(D)MPAMY OFFBOERSz Gtiss. H. Friedrich, pres., Emll Minas, vice-pres., Walter H, Hammond, sec'y-treas OBRECTORS: Geo. M. Eder, W. J. McAleer, J. J. Ruff, Wm. Ahlborn. Thos, latin.

n CITIES HAVE

1ST IMOVEHTo i I

is going: forward In all sections of tne city, including additions to factor!.., new churches. Improvement. to old

i churches, business blocks, - dwellings, ' flat buildings etc. Altogether It la a moat prosperous s.ason for builders, . material men and mechanlchs the work

outside of that above enumerated mounting up into the hundreds of thousands of dollars.

How many of the inhabitants of East Chicago aad Indiana Harbor are there who hare the faintest idea of the extent of tha public Improvements just completed in nrocess or about to be undertaken within the Twin Cities? These improvements which aro being carried on by the mounty, the city and the public utilities companies, rgardless of. those in process or contemplated by the many big plants here, aggregate considerably over $2,000,000. They include splendid bridges, miles of dockage, street cars lines, street improvements, etc., and demonstrat an i activity and enterprise seldom met with in a city of this size. Here are the most important of the improvements now under way, and it must be remembered that these, wsich alone total $2,160,000, do not include any number of smaller Jobs, such as the city dockage the work along the lake front sewers and water pipes and a score of other minor job arranged for or already under way. Completed Thus Far Within the Current Year.

E. J. & B. bridge over the canal I 100.000 Chicago avenue bridge, over canal 85,000 "Water company's improve

ments at pumping station .. 35,000

Inter Way.

Canal street bridge $ 80,000

B. A. O. Chicago terminal bdg. 100,000 Gary & Interurban street car I line aoo.OOO: Hammond, "Whiting & East j

Chicago line 200.000 South Shore improvements.. 100.000 Chicago avenue paving 200,000 East Chicago Co. dockage.. 300.000 East Chicago Co.'s dredging I work 150.000 Northern Indiana Gas Sr. Elec. ; Company's electric power 1 lines 200.000 Telephone Co.'s new conduit 60,000 C. I. & 8. switching, or team track- 10,00 Appropriations Have Been Made fori Dickey Place bridge across canal 86,000 141st . street bridge across canal - 86,000 Forsyth avenue bridge 86,000 Gary avenue improvement south of Baldwin tract 85,000

CHIEF HAS

TROUBLES

PITTSBURG HEN WANT GOODJIEL. SHE Expect To Put Up Stag Hostelry For 300 Men In Gary.

Total $2,160,000 Besidesythese public and quasi public improvements there is any amount of private enterprise exhibited in the way of improvements, this being demonstrated in the new building that

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The martial troubles of Mike Pavao of Oklahoma, have borne hard upon the usually genial spirits of Chief McCormack the man who rules the police

department of the Twin Citlea. Mike has a wife named Mary. Not long ago she and a friend, also Mike, but surnamed Savarovtch, fell in love and decided to run away. It would not have been so bad had they not taken with them in their flight, $376 and a watoh and chain belonging to the husband of the woman. Alike, the husband, traced the pair to Steuben ville. Ohio, and swore out a warrant for their arrest, charging grand larceny and adultery. Chief McCormack went to arrest the culprits which he did in a neat and workman-like manner. Up to this time everything went well. But at this point a good kind citicen of Steubenville. took it upon himself to direct Chief McCormack home by a quick route and proceeded to ball things up for the visitor. He told him to take his prisoners to Marlon. O., where he would arrive at about 4 p. m. and there change to a train which came through Marion fifteen minutes later, on its way to Hammond, Ind. This would have Aeen all right had

there been any train going throug

Marion, fifteen minutes later. Jt wou

not have been quite so bad as It was, had the first train scheduled to arrive on Its way west, arrived on time. In Marion the chief learned the sad tidings that the westbound train was not due until midnight and that it would be at least thre hours late. Here is where Chief McCormack got even for some of the impositions that have been heaped upon him as chief of police. He told his troubles to a Marion policeman. The Marion officer while not extending the keys of the

I i;ity to the visiting arm of the law, did ! however extend the keys of the city Jail, so Chief McCormack put up his I prisoners within the basttle and waived responsibility therefor, until time to shake the dust of the Ohio town from his feet. He arrived safe and sound, albeit belated, with the erring Mike and Mary in his custody, but

feels some tired this morning.

Tha Gary Land company offices to

day were visited by hotel men from Pittsburg looking for a site for a large three-story or four-story rooming house or hotel for men , only. They , plan to spend $76,000 in erecting a building; on the Mills hotel plan, where lodging can be had for moderate rates i

for 300 men. LOOK OVER THREE IITES. The Pittsburg men caled at tha Gary Land company to look over sites. They probably will build on one of th folowing three locations: ' Polk atreet, btween Fourth and Fifth avenues. Jackson street, between Fourth and Fifth avenues. Virginia street, between Fifth and Slxtr avenues. "The hotel building which the Pittsburg men intend to erect in Gary will require at least four lots, and l will be of brick or concrete construction,'" said Oapt. H. S. Norton, property agent of the Gary Land company today. "The hotel promoters favor the west end of the city," continued Capt. H. S. Norton. Definite announcement as to the purchase of the hotel site In Polk. Jackson or Virginia streets probably will b. made next week.

what was once the Kankak.e marsh, but what is now a marsh in name only, as they are growing all kinds of grain where once there was nothing but rat houses "vVe first went to Schneider and found everyone busy in that town. The big grain transfer elevator is nearing completion and several more buildings are in course of construction. In the afternoon - we went te Shelby and here also we found everyone busy. John A. Klmmet is building several lumber sheds and other buildings and when ha gets everything arranged he will have one of the finest lumber yards in this section of the country. We also called at the Chipman tile factory and found that they were busy trying to keep up with the orders for tile. Through the courtesy of Albert Chipman we had the pleasure of coming home by auto and we were certainly surprised at the improvement that has been made between here and Shelby sine wa last saw the country. Lowell Tribune.

Whiting they l.ft for Chicago, where they will be for two weeks, when they will start for San Francisco, where they intend being by Nov. 80, 191$. From Ban Francisco they intend going to Seattle and then back to San Francisco in time to be there for the exposition in 1916. The tourists are doing this merely to establish a record.

then rained blow after blow until tha other fell to the ground Insensible and , only desisted when the father asked for mercy for his son. J '"fhere that will teach you not to strike your father." said the flghtinr stranger as the figure began to grovel

on the ground. When the punlsher stated to walk away several men shook hands with him.

EXPECT PINE GAME.

TRIP THROUGH THE MARSH Last Friday we took a trip through

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GARY STEEL WORKER

KILLED

Another employe of the Gary Steel works of the Illinois Steel company lost his life when his skull was crushed whie at work. It has been some weeks since there has been a death among the workmen. Victor Lackovich, 22 years old, single, residence 1S21 Washington street, is the name of the victim. His remains were taken to the Gary Undertaking company's morgue. 633 Washington street this morning. As no details of accidents Are made public by the steel company cffilals. how and whn Lackovich met his death is not known.

(Special to Thb Times.) Crown Point, Ind., July 26. Crown Point expects to have the best baseball game of the season tomorrow afternoon at Erie Park when they meet the strong ball playing aggregation from Gary. Manager Wagner has however gathered a fast bunch of ball tossers together and expects to give

the Garyites the frame of their young '

life. The rivalry between Gary and Crown Point for athletic honors has always been considerable and the fact will be instrumental in calling out a big bunch of fans and rooters to witness the contest.

Bau Claire. Wis.. July 2. Edward Payaon Weston and his companion, L. H. Carley of New Tork, reached Bau Claire late yesterday afternoon. He has ninety-seven miles left to complete his walk from New Tork to Minneapolis.

PUSHMOBILE TOURISTS AT WHITING (Special to Thb Timbs.) Whiting. Ind., July 2. The TransContinental Pushmobils tourists put up for the night at Zimmerman's garage on Thursday night. The tourists John A. F. DeLion and Simon T. Schmidt are on a trip across the continent. They left Philadelphia on June SO and up to the time they reached Whiting, had travelled forty-seven days. Th.lr vehicle is a pushmoblle, which represents to a gr.at extent a toy auto. One sits in the pushmoblle and steers while the other pusher, but in going down inclines both can ride. The machine waa covered with pennants which they had collected enrouts. From

FLOATER FOUND VAT BUFFINGTON A body of a man, washed up by the waves, was found lying on the beach at the cement plant at Bufflngton this morning. The body was discovered by a man who happened to be passing that way. The police were notified and Burns and McGuan went to the spot with their ambulance and brought the body to the morgue. It was badly decomposed and had probably been in the water about three months. Nothing has been found on the dead man's clothing to serva as a clue to his Identification which can be established by no other means.

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GIRL SUFFERED

TERRIBLY

ANOTHER GARY GIRL HAS DISAPPEARED Gary police have been asked to locate Stella Suyoski, seventeen years old. who disappeared yesterday from her home at 1713 Masachusetts street. Fears are expressed that the girl may have been lured away by strangers. Stella is thin for her build and is smallish. She is 120 pounds, Ave feet, and has a dark camplexion. She wore a dark sailor hat, black dress, black waist, and black shoes.

SON B2ATS FATHER; PUNISHED ' BYJ3TRANGER A son, a grown up man, who atruck his father, a street pedler, at the Blnsenhof saloon corner in Gary late yesterday afternoon, got a terrible beating from a husky stranger, who was nearby. "What did you hit your father for " asked the stranger. "What's it your business?" was the surly answer. The response of the stranger was a heavy blow that split the eye brow. He

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