Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 100, Hammond, Lake County, 8 October 1913 — Page 5

Wednesday, Oct. 8, 1913.

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Lake superior court, room i. Judge VIrfftI S. Reiter. On trial today: 9S62. Bohlinfr. Edw. v Chicago & Erie R. R. Settings for Thursday, October 9: 9964 Hawkins v H V & E C El Ry. 9978 Astor Auto Co v Oreenberger. 9979 Blake v Illinois Steel Co. 8984 Hintos v Standard Oil Co. 8994 Kelly L S & M S Ry. lake: superior court, room s. Jgitoe Lrrence Backer. Criminal settings for Friday, October 10:1646 State v MarBhniak. Forgery. 1647 State v Bratsik. Forgery. 1648 State v Marchniak. Forgery. 1649 State v Marchniak. Forgery. 1650 State v Piatihuski. Forgery. 1661 State v N'ovlch. Forgery. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 3. Judgrr Johannes Kopelke. At Crown Polat. Settings for Thursday: Nos. 287, S36, S37, 33S. 357, 371. 374. 425. 452. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Judge Willi C. MeMahaa. at Crown Point. On call for tomorrow: 9538, Harold Brown v American Bridge Co. Special . matters also.

CASE IS SENT TO THE HUB Judge V. S. Reiter in the superior court this morning challenged himself to sit in the injunction case instituted by the Monon and Erie railroads against the city of Hammond and William Ahlborn. which was sent to him from Judge Pecker's court on a change AUTO SALE of several used ears that can be purchased at exceptional prices: Three nearly new 40-hp. touring cars cheap. One Randolph 1-ton truck, nearly new, east $1,750, will sell for $6 DO. One 2-cyclinder Lambert runabout, $125. One 2-Cylinder Corbin, 5passenger, $150. Gary Garage & Taxicab Co HENRY WILLIAMS, Prop. ' 629 Washington ' Street, Gary, Ind. Phones 1234, 390 and 1804 We can take care of you after supper. s Call us up and make an ap pointment, tell Central to re verse the charges to us. 7M Broadway

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of venue. The petition for a change was therefore resubmitted to Judge Becker and by agreement of the contending parties th case was certified to Judge McMuhan of the circuit court at Crown Point. The Injunction asks that the city and the contractor be enjoined from proceeding with the' opening and pav ing of the alley across their tracks between State and Sibley streets. Both Judges admitted this morning that they had pretty well defined Ideas on what the railroads ought to do with respect to opening the public thor oughfare, having come in contact with the question when It was raised before the Chamber of Commerce some time ago. Both of the courts believed them selves capable of considering the ques tion in the abstract, but owing to their percullar positions. Judge Reiter as president of the Chamber and Judge Becker as a director, assuming jurisdiction of the case would have been rather embarrassing for both. ANNUAL HUMANE SOCIETY REPORT Br MiM Lulu Srmmn.) The history of the Lako County Humane Society for the first year is easily summed up. Constant watchfulness over children and animals has won it a right to the name, t The neglected children, abused wives and helpless and Ill-treated animals, all demand protection at our hands and have never failed to receive it. Following are the statistics showing the amount of work done by the offi cers. However, many of our members who are known to be among the most active and efficient have not made any report at all of their work. President' Report. Men for non-uspport of families, 15. Cruelty to children, 4. neezing? rt,.r.'i nn noori nf It. Sniff a littla Kondon's, the original and genuine Catarrhal Jelly, up the nostrils. Its soothing:, healing properties quickly relieve you. Best thing for hay fever.colds, catarrh, sore throat. catarrhal headache, nose bleed, deafness, etc. Relieves the condition which causes snoring. Sold only in 25c and 50c sanitary tubes by druggists or direct. Sample free. Write Kondoo Miff. Co.. Mtog5Pl Mjg"; Beginning THURSDAY NIGHT 5 ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE THE VENETIAN FOUR In a Night in Venice SWEENEY & ROONEY LAMB & CLAYTON BIG FRANK The Wrestling Bear EDGAR CONNER AND THE SAMBO GIRLS 5c 10c 20c 30c Two Shows 7:309:15 "I have fooled some people some time, I fool Bome people all the time, And I fooled all the people at one time, But O! I cannot all the people at all times. Am dying, I'll dye, My principle lie; I surely die must, For buy is my Trust." The Father of Medicine, 460 B. C. Hlpocratis, Athens, Greece, Treats direct. "Prore thou all things and hold steadfast to that which Is good. I am living, 1 11 live, With the truth I have give; And growing I must, For God is my trust." Tt. D. Palmer, Davenport. Iowa. 1895, the Fatiier of Chlropratlc Adjust the Cause of Disease. Ben Kercelic, D.C. Chiropractor From the Palmer School o Chiropractic (Chiropractic Fountain Head) Davenport, Iowa. 456 Adams Street Gary . Phone 2079

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Cruelty to wives, 4. Cruelty to animals, 104. Animals condemned, 6. Horses with sore shoulders or backs, 35, lame, 7; not blanketed, 18; not rough shod, 14. Abandoned horse, 1. Minors tending bar, 4. Minors operating slot machines and buying cigarettes, 10 . Poor children provided with glasses, 8. Burial of baby of poor family. Secured work for several boys and girls. Secured work for rolish, man of family. Cases of drivers with "black snake" whips, 2. Clothed and fed many poor children. Horses not properly fed, 16. We are greatly Indebted to many good people and organizations in our city for their valuable assistance during the first year of the existence of the Lake County Humane Society. As we have handled much less than one hundred dollars, we could have accomplished but little without outside help. Among those who rendered valuable assistence are The Ladies Aid of the Christian Endeavor, the Jewish

Aid Society, the Christian Endeavor, and Ladies Aid of the Presbyterian church, the Settlement House, the Police force, Township Trustee and his assistant, the 'Woman's club, the Washington and Central schools, the Mothers Club of the Lincoln school, and many charltabley inclined citizens. These have made it possible for us to Investi gate and relieve many cases of dis tress of both men and our dumb creatures. Fandom Is bathed in tears of Joy today. It has its Jimmy back and he is still the clean-cut, smooth-faced, stalwart "Jeems" hero of a hundred scraps. Despite all rumors to the contrary the countenance of Jimmy Clabby is unblemished by a mustache, or even the semblance of a mustache. When he arrived this noon from the west, with the scalps of Freddie Hicks. Sailor Grande and Sailor Petroskey hang ing from his belt, the feverish fears of fans were proven unfounded. The Drenm of a Itarebtt Fiend. Almost everybody la Hanjmond, in eluding the elder Clabby, was appre hensive before his return. It was the general opinion that "Jeems" would Your New Suit Should Be Merchant Tailored -in order to get the style, cut and fit. We interpret the latest! men's fashions so as to make your suit becoming to your, physique. Why not get perlect hand tailoring when the cost is more than factory made. Fall Suits $25.00 to $40.00 We have a full line of those beautiful London weaves, imported fabrics, which are so popular nowa days. You can also find all the domestic creations in our big line of 500 woolen patterns. It would be a pleasure to talk the matter over with you. Young Men's Tailors 61 State Street Phone 771 Hammond

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trip into town carrying a gold top cane and wearing an English walking suit mounted by a rakish silk hat. And added to that Great Caeser'a grandmother! they expected to see the waxed ends of a fuzzy mustache protruding on each side of Jimmy's otherwise comely face. But now after a careful scrutiny of the conquerer's upper Hp they are doubtful. It is reported that traces of a razor's recent work can be seen while it is evident that the whiskers have not been cut for at least twentyfour hours. Why then,' fans ask, would Jimmy Bhave his upper lip without making the Job general, unless lack-a-day, the aforesaid lip was adorned by a mustache. Tbrre Victories In Two Months. That he Is clean shaven is self evident and in all fairness he should be given the benefit of the doubt. While In the west Clabby fought three times and won three times, which Is considered about as good as can be cone. From the Petroskey mill he carries a few new designs on his left ear. One the coast Jimmy is a favorite. He expects to return shortly. He will fight Jimmy Crawford in San Francisco on Thanksgiving Day.

HUMANESOCIETY. Annual reports from officers of the Lake County Humane society have been made by Officers J. C. Stanford, resigned, and James Trost, his successor. They indicate that the charity has greatly increased its scope and doubles operations all along the line. Miss Lulu Symmes, Mrs. Myrtle Pfeffer and Miss Rena Ames have been elected directors for the ensuing three years. AV. C. Belman, G. H. Hodler and Dr. Lena Watson will serve as directors for two years, and Ida P. An derson, Mrs. G. H. Hodler and Marion Hower for twelve months. The reports of the officers follow: Investigations made 106 Cruelty to children 7 Cruelty to wife by drunken hus bands 3 Cruelty to animals and fowls 86 Horses 76 Mules 6 Cows 2 Fowls 2 Broken harness, bad collars and sweat pads, insufficient for protection to shoulders, same order ed repaired 10 Cases reported and by Investiga tion of same found not under humane laws 10 Sore shoulders and backs 7$ Lame 8 Abandoned, no owner found, mule.. 1 Destroyed not fit for service Diseased horses, 3; old and crip pled mule, 1 4 Insufficient food for cows... 2 Affidavits filed 7 Prosecutions 5 Committed Longcliff 1 Contributing delinquency, juvenile court 1 Fined 3 1 Released 2 Cases of cruelty to animals pending 2 Warning given as to care and at tention of animals.... 89 Respectfully, LAKE CO. HUMANE SOCIETY,. I. C, Stanford. I hereby submit my first annual re port commencing November 1st. 1912, and ending October 1st, 1913. I examined during the twelve months past the following: Horses 453 Horses ordered from work 34 Horses condemned and disposed of.. 3 Cows condemned and disposed of... I Sheep examined and taken care of.. 63 Dogs examined and condemned and disposed of 9 Men arrested for cruelty to horses.. 6 Men fined for cruelty to horses .... 5 Men released for cruelty to horses 1 Men fined for cruelty to cows .... 1 Men fined for wife beating 3 Men arrested for failure to provide 4 Men arrested for deserting children 5 Respectfully submitted. Humane Officer, Hammond, Ind. FOOTBALL ELEVEN ENGAGED IN PRACTICE Under the direction of two able coaches and Captain Joe Miller, mem- I bers of Hammond's city gridiron squad are fast rounding into shape and in preparation for their first battle with Tolleston, 111., at Harrison Park next Sunday afternoon, will put in a week of hard training work. In all probability the team will assume the name of the Clabby A. A. again this year. Dally practice work during the past two weeks has brought out a lot of e.xIF YOU ARE A DRINKING MAN Tou had better stop at once or you'll lose your job. Every line of business Is closing its doors to Drinking" men. It may be your turn next. By the aid of ORRINE thousands of men have been restored to lives of sobriety and industry. We are so sure that ORRTKrc will benefit you that we say to you that if alter a trial you rail to get any bene fit from its use, your money will be refunded. When you stop "Drinking" think of the money you'll save; besides sober men are worth more to their employers ana get nigner wages. Costs only $1.00 a box. We have an interesting booklet about ORRINE ! that we are giving away free on re quest. Call at our store and talk it over. Lion Store Phar., 590 Hohman at. Adv.

cellent material and prospects are bright for a championship squad. The team Is composed of former football stars, who have gained fame In past gridiron battles and who expect to come back and win for Hammond this year. The lineup will not be announced until the latter part of the week.

Tango Night Thursday. ine new L,yrlc Dancing Academy of East Chicago, under the management j oi jonn siamm or tnis city, has had large patronage since its opening and no doubt will be immensely popu lar during the coming season. The special feature wil be the Thursday 'Tango night," with Frof, Hymone as director. John has received many per sonal Inquiries In regard to same and the outlook Is that the "tango" has gripped the Calumet region. Adv. New Cases Filed. 10996 Wisconsin Lumber & Coal Com pany (Kennedy & Lotz) John Sag, et al. Fore. M. L. Room 2. 10997 Helen Adler Hlney et al (G. B. Sheerer) vs. ThoB. Adler et al. Par- J tltlon. Room 3. 10998 Jos. Mayer (E. G. Sproat) vs. John D. Sagat et al; Fore. M. I. Room 1. 10999 John B. Phillips Trustee (E. G. Sproat) vs. Fred Sommer. Foreclose chattel mortgage. 11000 In the matter of the petition of Michael Hollschwandner for the adoption of Elizabeth Frlck. Room 2. 11001 Homer H. Highlands (C. B. Tinkham) vs. Myrtle E. Gormley et al. Foreclose mechanic's lien. Room 2. 1710 State vs. Frank Appleton. Rob bery. (Appeal.) 1711 State vs. Mike Sarovlch. Mary Pavlch,. Grand larceny. 1712 State vs. Jake Gavorchin, Sam Goverln, Tom Rankin, Joe Loverin, Sam Kralich. Riot. 1713 State vs. William Arnner. Petit larceny. 1714 State vs. Wlllard Mustain. Rape. 1715 State vs. Thornton Wells. As sault and battery. 1716 State vs. Stanley Ross. Rape. 1717 State vs. Walter Walsh, Fred Winkler. Petit larceny . 1718 State vs. William Meade. May hem. 11002 K. Kaziak vs. James Clerk. Ap peal. Room 3. 11003 James E. Burns (Rellly & Hardy) vs. estate of Joseph Saparnls. Claim file. Room 1. 11004 Alex Dirkie (Rellly & Hardy)

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Demand Hi on 5X15 vs. estate of Joseph Saparnls. Claim file. Room 1. 11005 Frank Ciszczon (Kennedy & Lotz) vs. Andrew Mucha. Damages. Room 2. 11006 Geil Swetz (Granger & Lotz) vs. Etta Swetz. Divorce. Room 2. 11007 Clarence Bretsch (Harris & Ressler) vs. Charles Tabb et al. Suite on note. Room 3. 11008 In the matter of the petition of W. F. Looklngbill and wife for the adoption of May lone Gerdes, a minor. Harris & Ressler, attorneys. Room 1. 11009 In the matter of the petition of William D. Wels and Jessie C. Wels, his wife, for the adoption of Robert Daniel Ryder. W. J. Whlnery, attorney. Room 1. 11010 Joseph Sloinskl and wife (G. B. Sheerer) vs. Bernswof Rudzenski. Damages. Room 2. 11011 Okon Brothers (Seabright & AVhlte) vs. Bertha C. Messlck. Foreclose mechanic's lien. Room AT THE ORPHEUM. "The Third Degree" closes its limited engagement' at the Orpheum theater tonight. Beginning tomorrow matinee. for three days, high class vaudeville at popular prices will entertain the Orpheum patrons. Sammy Burns and Alice Fulton,

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