Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 129, Hammond, Lake County, 6 November 1913 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Thursdav, Nov. 6, 1913.

FOGARTY GUEST OF CUBBY

Ever orlsinal. Johnny Foearty, the

perpendicular comedian of musical comedy fame, is in town, the gruest of

Jimrav Clancy. Betwen shows at a

local theatre Johnny talked enter

tainlngly of hln chosen ' profession last

eveninsr. He deplores the trick of producers who advertise one thing and give another. Fograrty Is on the square, he

invariable gives value received, and he

dislikes those who do not. "The dollar and a half road ahov made up of mediocre talent and an un

lovely chorus has come to be a thing of the past." said he "The tank town la next to their little game of billing Warfield and sending Iky Cohen or Helney Swart. Past performances don't count unless the ahovr Is the good. They demand In tabloid -what they used to get In road shows." He! pa Oat a Brother IrlshmM. Fogarty ha played a little Joke on theatre-going Hammond during his lalt here. A friend of his In the profession appealed to him a day or so ago to help him out -with his act at a local showhouse. He needed a foil aa the orchestra leader didn't care for toe Job. So Johnny sacrificed hla time, gratuitously, and sat In the orchestra pit three times a day working up his friend's comedy. He would have been the whol show had people known him. Johnny Is a prime favorite here, probably the best liked player that makes this town. He attended Junle MoCTree's ball la the "The Olrl Question." ram the elevator In "The Heartbreakera," and starred In "The Winning Miss." He would be" with that show now, it Is said, had he not smashed the manager for cursing a chorus girl. Fogarty quit, which waa timely, and while waiting for something that he wants, came to Hammond.

damages.

In the Kolb complaint It" is alleged

that he is survived by a widow and seven children, whose ai;es arnge from three to eighteen years.

Hears New Cases. . Harry C. Sheridan of Frankfort, referee In bankruptcy arrived In Hammond this noon tr hear several bankruptcy matters. He expected to wind up his businea this afternoon.

New Cases Filed. 11129 In re writ of habeas corpus of John Tankley, Gabriel Sasse, John Kovori, (McNab, Atty.) Room 2. 11130 Nick Cresan (E. G. Sproat) vs. Henry "Whitaker sheriff of Lake bounty, George IJiocki, deputy. Habeas Corpus. Room. 2. 11131 Stephan Toth (E. G. Sproat) vs. Henry Whitaker and Geo. Elocki. Habeas corpus. Rooui Z.

11132 Kvert Rich (C. B. TinkHam) vs. Clyde E. Cole; fore, contract. Room 3. 11133 Emma D. Gartner CO. C. White) vs. W. O. Saissline and Capitol Buffet. Suit on check. Room 1. 11134 Lake County Savings & Trust Co. admr. of the estate of Jos. Kolb. deceased (C. B. Tlnkham) vs. Chicago, Indianapolis & Louisville Railroad company. Damages. Room 1.

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this substantiates the statement that he had contcnpla ted the act for some time. "

Heat, wnen and where you want IL Get a Gaa Heating Stove. No. Ind. Gas A Elec. Co. Adv. 25tf

RATTLE THE ARMOR OF CIVIL STRIFE

off his

Goes to Kentland. I. L Modjeska, deputy prosecutor, will go to Kentland tomorrow to appear as counsel for the defense in the divorce of Prohoske versus Prohoske before Special Judge "WUllam Darrach.

WILL SING 'PINAFORE' Pinafore will be sung by the choir of the Calumet avenue Christian church In the Wentworth school, on the avenue of that name In West Hammond.

Tuesday evening November 18.

At the solicitation of Arthur O.

Deaver, superintendent of schools, the

entire company, orchestra and all will appear. The school building, which is

far better than any in Hammond, has an auditorium and stage of sufficient size for amateur dramatics or operetlcs. Now that this place has been discover

ed by Clark Learning, leader of Plna-

When Hammond and South

clash Saturday afternoon for their a

nual battle for the football supremacy of Northern Indiana, Harrison park promises to be the scene of a bitterly fought and snappy battle. The Hammond-South Hond game is considered by far the most lmpotant game on the schedule, this season and enthusiasm has reached a hifrh pitch in the Hammond and South Rend f-chools. Word conies from the St. Joseph county school players that they will Invade Hammond confident of victory as they have been in previous years. South Bnd is reported to have an exceptionally fast eleven ths year, having easily won every game and are contemplating retaining the championship laurels. With two weeks of signal drilling

and scrimmage work, Coach Smith ex- c; Gavit. rg; Ewert, rt; Mott, re; A. peots his men to come off the gridiron Hess pb; "Metle. lhb; Lawson, rhb; AV. with flying colors. Each individual is Hess, fb. Subs Stewart, Vorliees, in the pink of condition and eager to Hickman, and Glasson.

Bend get into the battle to grab

n. share of the honors.

That the local team can put in a strong bid for the championship thero Is little doubt. With G;iiy and Bowen both trampled down in defeat and the fi-5 game with Moracro still fresh in their minds, Hammond students look for South Benrl to be taken Info camp. With one of the bes-'t trained teams in the career of the local school Hammond will do their utmost in wiping out the stigma of the previous defeats at the hands of South Bend. A game with Rt-nsselaer has been arranged for Nov. 17th at Harrison park and as Rensselaer comes here strongly represented fans are predicting a hard struggle. The probable line-up for Hammond will be: Hirsch. le; Bauer, It; Roth, Ig; Klee,

as being master of the subject.waukee Evening Wisconsin.

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CELEBRANTS

COME TO GRIEF

not unexpected though the woman is a nervous wreck as a result. It came to light today that the couple had quarrelled, hard and persistent, over the welfare of their children. She was a widow with a little girl when she married again and he a widower with a small boy. He charged

Celebrating the victory of Johnson

over Knotts in Gary, thirty Greeks in her with neglecting his child for hers six hired motorcars raced into Ham- n 8hc countercharged thai he pro-

mond over the Ridge road that passes vided better for his offupring than Sharpshooters' park at 4 o'clock yes- .her's. terday. I Children, Bone of Contention.

Near the turn on Calumet avenue 1 On the morning of the fourth, elec-

fore manv .t. -H. k , , .v. two cars running abreast nose da third tlon day. Mrs. Krlzmancn aw aitenea rore, many events can be taken there! . .,. ik hn.h,, th.it h mia-ht

iHdviiiiic in iu at uiit.ii, wucic ii . .. . turned, spilling five men against a I vote. There is evidence from another fence. One, Tony Vilbelch, sailed on I source that they quarrelled as usual

mat wouia otherwise gounstaged. Except for a recital hall or two and choir lofts Hammond has no suitable public place for the appearance of amateurs, or especially school talent in a play. The cast of the Gilbert-Sullivan opera will be the same as at the initial appearance in the Christian church.

miss Haefer. will sing the part of

Josephine. Messrs. Ingraham, Hatfield. Graves and Eckman will appear In the

over Into a field. He was painfully in

jured.

The Joy ride tournament stopped Im

mediately. Tony was rushed to town

In another machine and taken to the office of Dr. B. W. Chldlaw, who found It necessary to speed him on to St.

Margaret's hospital. His back is in-

leading roles supporting Miss Haefer. 3ured and h,s body scaped of skin in

Clark Learning Is still Dick Deadeye.

Miss Ingraham, Miss Ford and others

are retained.

many places. The motor car was dis

abled by a broken wheel.

Sues the Monon. A second suit against the Monon railroad, growing out of the EinseleKolb grcde crossing fatality of September. 3 was filed in the superior court yesterday by Attorney C. B. Tlnkham on behalf of the Lake County Savings and Trust company as administrator for the estate of Joseph Kolb. The case for the estate of John Eln-

sele was filed several days - ago. In both ten thousand dollars is asked as

Ayer's Pills Headaches Bffieusness Constipation Indigestion Sold for 60 yean. Asfc Yr Doctor. tSJn&Z

Where Is Sam?

Where is Sam AbalmanT

ine defeated Independent Citizen's

candidate has become a recluse accord'

ng to his friends downtown who say

that they have not seen him since the

night of election day.

Has he turned hermit?

Has ne gone into seclusion await

ing another mayoralty campaign?

First Shipment Comes.

me first shipment for the nek $18,000

marble altar for St. Joseph's church arrived in Hammond this morning and

Chicago workmen will begin the erection tomorrow. The base and the table are in the first consignment. The old altar will be moved forward to stand

there while the new one is being erect

ed. The second, and last shipment ia

expected to arrive next week.

GARY THEATRE

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.NMY ANGLES IN

WHITING SUICIDE

Children of Widow and Wid

ower Who Married Bring About Quarrels.

Parmenias Here.

Attorney P Lyons of Kouts. who Is

better known to his Lake countv

friends as the "Roaring" Lyons was in

Hammond today on business before

referree in bankruptcy Harry Sheridan. He Is a democratic war horse in the

south part of the county and received

a warm greeting from his Hammond

democratic friends today.

Small Blaze.

COMING NOV. 10TH LIFE'S SHOP WINDOW 25c 50c 75c 1.00

An overneaiea siove resulted in a

small blaze at 50 Gostlin street yes

terday afternoon, causing a damage in

the neighborhood of nearly J200. Fire department Xo. 1 and 3 responded to

the alarm and upon their arrival ex

tinguished the fire with little diffi

culty. The building is owned by Henry

Rtppe.

(Special to The Times.) Whiting, Ind., Nov. 6. A reporter for

The Times sent to investigate the crash end of a honeymoon with the

finding of Joseph Krizmanch, dead at the age of 36, came face to face with a verdict of suicide rendered by Deplty Coroner Hosklns a few hours after the tragedy.

The case has many angles. Accord

ing to the wife, Krosmanch shot him

self as she was leaving the house. She

heard the report of a gun and without returning hurried to her mother's where they together went to call the

police. The man was found by officers,

dead on a couch with bullet In his heart

The weapon used, a .32 calibre re

volver, laid on a table fifteen feet away. Beside it was a letter In his native language, giving directions for

burial and for the disposition of life Insurance. Krizmanch was a Crottan.

Eveatn Leading; to Suicide. A verdict of suicide waa based on

the mute evidence of this letter. The

wife of two months stated that almost

dally since their marriage her husband had threatened self-destruction. It was

Will Lecture Friday.

Bessie Stuart Campbell will speak at

the Hammond Chamber of Commerce

rooms on Friday evening, 8:15 o'clock.

Subject: "Education In the Twentieth

Cetnury."

"Education In the Twentieth Cen

tury was discussed from every angle Monday evening at the Resthaven ho

tel when Bessie Stuart Campbell of

New Tork City lectured before a large audience. Miss Campbell Is an excell

ent speaker and demonstrated herself

AUTO SALE of several used cars that can be purchased at exceptional prices: Three nearly new 40-hp. touring cars cheap. One Randolph 1-ton truck, nearly new, cost $1,750, will sell for $600. One 2-cyclinder Lambert runabout, $125. One 2-Cylinder Corbin, 5passenger, $150. ! Gary Garage & Taxicab Ca HENRY WILLIAMS, Prop. 629 Washington Street, Gary, Ind. Phones 1234, 390 and 1804

TRUTH TpPHS

Hammond Citizens Testify for the

Public Benefit.

A truthful statement of a Hammond

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sleeplessness, urinary disorders or any

form of kidney ills, use a tested kid

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A Hammond citizen tells of Doan's

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Could you demand more convincing

proof of merit?

B. F. Bump, carpenter, 338 E. State street. Hammond, Ind., says: "T have taken Doan's Kidney Pills off and on

for several years and have always

found that they live up to representations. Several times I have either strained my back or from a cold set

tling on my kidneys, have had pains through my back and some trouble from Irregular passages of the kidney secretions. At such times, I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills and 1 can say they have always given me a cure. I know of no other medicine as good as Doan's Kidney Pills in curing backache." Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get

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PIG IRON OUTPUT DECLINES "The cutting down of pig Iron production, forced by the falling off in steel consumption, is only partly represented in the October statistics. A good many furnaces which contributed to the October output were blown out In the latter part of the month and a few have gone out since November opened. "In the thirty-one days of October the coke iron production was 2.546.261 gross tons, or S2,1:13 tons a day, against 2, 505. 927 tons in September, a thirty

about the children over some petty trifle. It appears that he must have had the letter already prepared and

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If Your Back Hurts or Bladder Bothers You, Drink Lots of Water.

When your kidneys hurt and your back feels sore," don't get scared and

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and irritate the entire urinary tract.

Keep your kidneys clean like you keep your bowels clean, by flushing them with a mild, harmless -salts which removes the body's urinous waste and

stimulates them to their normal ac

tivity. The function of . the kidneys .s I

to filter the blood. Iiv 24 hours they

strain from it 600 grains of acid and waste, so we can- readily understand

the vital importance of keeping the!

kidneys active.

Drink lots of water you can't drink

too much; also get f rom . any pharm

acist about four ounces of Jad Salts;

take a tablespoonful in a glass of I

water before breakfast each morning

for a few days and your kidneys will

act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes ad lemon juice, combined with lithla, and has been used for generations to clean and

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Jad Salts is Inexpensive; cannot in

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their kidneys clean and active. Try

this, also keep up the water drinking,

and no doubt you will wonder what became of your kidney trouble and

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day month, or 83,531 tons a day. There waa a net loss of twelve furnaces last month and the 244 furnaces In blast on November 1 had a capacity of. 78,588 tons a day, against 83.375 tons a day for 256 furnaces on October 1. "Thus while the production In October was about 1,400 tons a day less than in September, the capacity in blast Nov. 1 was more than 4.800 tons a day les than on Oct. 1, and still declining. Productio nat the opening of this month, estimating charcoal iron at 1,000 tons a day, was at the rat of 29.000,000 a year, against a rate of 31.000,000 tons reached last February at the climax of the late movement."

BIRHDAY CAKES and wedding cakes, and all kinds of cakes for special occasions, are baked by us as only an up-to-date, reliable baker can make them. We use only the best quality materials, and give you a cake that tastes and is just like the best home made. For cakes made to your special order, notify us in advance. Ttie Hammond Modern Bakery 86 Statu Street. Phone 263. BAKERS & CONFECTIONERS. HAMMOND. - - IND.

THE RIMING IS OVER You will now have to walk slow and look like a

gentleman. ' '

Andrew Bonar Law (top) and Sir

Edward Carson. Andrew Bonar Law. leader of the

opposition in the English house of commons, has pledged his support to th Unionist party in Ulster, Ireland, led by Sir Edward Carson,

which is opposed to Irish home rule. Law says he will join with Carson in a civil war should the present

Irish home rule be passed un

amended.

The solution is to have a suit made to your order at the winning price. ' ,

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