Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 147, Hammond, Lake County, 28 November 1913 — Page 12

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THE TIMES. Friday, Nov. 28, 1913.

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seemed exhausted, but after he had rested for a short time he began a vigorous fight. The sheriff and his deputy and the rest of the. football team soon arrived, and Fawley said he would go with the sheriff, but as Boon as released

he made a vicious swing at Hoover and then landed on the deputy's nose. Butler Boy In Melee. "Pete" Morgan, former star football player at Butler, then knocked Fawley down, but he did not stop fighting, but kicked and struck and succeeded In injurlng a number of people, including Sheriff Hoover, Deputy Oglesby, Con-

stablye Parks and L. A. Harmon, a real estate dealer. He also severely beat up

Ross Ramey, a meat delivery man whom he met on his run for liberty. After arriving at the Jail he fought desperately and It was necessary to beat him till he surrendered from exhaustion before he could be placed in a cell in ha laiL After Fawley's return last week from the asylum It was apparent to all who talked to him that he would commit Home desperate deed unless locked up. He is possessed of a peculiar cunning and in all of his assaults on different

people he has slipped up from the-rear and knocked them down. He has scars

all over his body, which he boasts wera

received in former battles. People at Fair Oaks will not feel safe until he is

Anally cared for.

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FOOTBALL TEAM WINS NEW LAURELS (Continued from page one.) and he assaulted her and would have killed her had the sheriff not interfered. He was then sent to the Insane asylum at Logansport, where he spent about three months and' was dlcsharged last week as cured. Mk Trouble For Woman. He at once began to cause his former wife, who had procured a divorce, trouble and she had him placed under bond to keep the peace. He could not fusnish the bond, and as Sheriff Hoover and

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Deputy Oglesby were taking him to the Jail he broke away and they could not

catch him. As the shesiff and his deputy reached the schoolhouse they found the football squad at practice for yesterday's game, and the sheriff deputized the entire squad to help in the chase after FawUv. ' They raced him a mile Into he country before they overtook him and Sam Duvall, right half back of the team, made a table and threw Fawley, who is a powerful man, on the ground in a corn field, which he had entered when hard p"ed. ' Quarter Back Eiglesbjtch helped overpower FawK -. who, lor a time

OHIO FOR

PRISONER

Officer Charles Rachjlnets of Indiana

Harbor left last night for Cincinnati to

arrest Steve Stanimirov, who is charg

ed with, having stolen $275 from the

cahs register of Luba Milodian, the proprietor of a barber shop Cedar and 137th street. Saanimirov previous to the theft - had been in the employ of

Milodia-a.

The crime is In the nature of an echo

of the closing of the Fowler bank. At the time of the liquidation Milodian

had a balance of $275 in that institution which was tendered him. He did not decide immediately upon which

bank he would open his account Jn, and placed the money in the meantime for

safe-keeping in his cash register. Sunday night the money was safe in teh register. Stanimirov had a key to the shop and also to the cash register, but his employer trusted him. Monday morning Stanimirov did not appear at the usual time. The day wore on without word from the man, and in the natural course of eveats Milodian had occasion to go to the cash register. He was considerably surprised to find hia money gone. "When he reported his loss to Sergeant Billy Hughes the latter instructed him to; make . a careful, investigation ' and' see whethe he. should find nothing in the way of papers' that might give a view as to where the missing man might have friends. Mi

lodian returned with an " empty en-I jf

riopt;, puimariieQ Cincinnati, or recent date, and addressed to Stanlmorov. Hughes wired the description to the police of Cincinnati and requested that they pick the man up.. Yester

day word was received that Stanimor-

ov was under arrest, had confessed

and would consent to return without

extradition papers. Officer Rachjinet

s expected back with his prisoner to

morrow.

GARY MAN TAKES

LIFE WITH ROPE (Continued from page one.)

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A STRAUBE PIANO is an admirable gift and will be appreciated and enjoyed by the entire family. Its presence will Insure future evening3 pleasantly spent amid the Inspiring and restful influences of home and music and song. It will elevate the thoughts and minda of those who love, and furnish home entertainment for you and your friends. We would like to send a STRAUBE PIANO to your home. A piano of quality, "Straube Quality", and we extend you an invitation to go through our factories and see for yourself just what we mean by "Straube Quality". It is not an empty "catch word" that is used when selling pianos and. forgotten when sending them out. You could see why one piano cost more to make than another, and also why both pianos might be excellent bargains at the prices, quoted. You could take note of the extreme care with which every process iB carried out to make what we call "Straube Quality." We have a full line of STRAUBE and HAMMOND PIANOS and PLAYER PIANOS. Strictly one price one price to all. ; Straube Piano & Music Company

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It was thought that of a man about 28 years old, and death had probably ensued some time last night, declared Coroner Smith. Searching the clothes the police found a Northern State bank book In the name of Elias Plaska, 709 Virginia street, Gary, $3 In cash, and a Gary night school ticket. i After examining the death scene for possible traces of murder, Coroner Smith pronounced tta case one of suicide. Roaming nearby were two horses. One of these was pressed Into service and the corpse was thrown over the back of the horse and the police lead the animal for a half mile through the gloomy and darkened woods. At the end of the trail the ambulance from Jlarshall & Danculovich'a morgue met the part. Plaska evidently had taken the halter from one of the horses and then climbed the tree and hung him

self. It Is thought that he was In

ill health.

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Public Health Service Will

Make Inquiry in Chicago District.

Washington, D. C, Nov. 28. An In

vestigation of the pollution of the wat

ers of Lake Michigan In Illinois and

Indiana has been undertaken by the United States public health service at

the Instance of Representative Mann of

South Chicago. The congressman is

considering the advisability of seeking federal legislation prohibiting the de

posit of any refuse In the lake. "What a reflection on our clvillza

tlon is every case of typhoid fever!"

exclaimed the congressman. "With all our boasted science we are Inexcusably

lax in promoting the sanitation of com

munities. - It ought to be unthinkable

to contaminate any supply of drinking

wate Eight Mile Limit Iftmorrd.

"I have asked for this Investigation

because I have. reason to suspect thAt

the purity of the water supply of Chi

cago, Gary, and ether communities at that end of the lake is not sufficiently protected by the law requiring the dumping of dredglngs and other refuse beyond the eight miel limit. I am informed - the law Is not being enfoced, and ttiat even 1f it were the dumping should- be farther ermoved from the water intakes." A law prohibiting -the draining of sewage into the lake as proposed by Mr. Mann would compel nearly all of the shore, cities except Chicago to dispose rt-Cfielr refuse by some other method? Source of Foliation Found. Many of these communities were found by the public health service In a previous investigation to possess polluted sources of water supply. Some of them were the cities which fought the plea of Chicago to be permitted to divert additional water from Lake Michigan through the drainage canal for further protection of the city's health.

AFTER MAN IN GARY.

Valparaiso. Ind.. Nov. 28. Warrants

were issued yesterday morning from Prosecuting Attorney W. J. Fabing's

office for the arrest of John Gryniee-

wlcx and wife, residing southwest or town, and Felix Carnecky and Walter

Kuinicki, supposed to be in Gary. All are charged with complicity in taking

four quarters of meat and a dressed

lamb from Horn brothers" slaughter

house the night of November 18. Grynlewicz and wife are charged with havinsr taken the meat Into their home

for concealment, and the other two

are occused of the theft. The war

rants were placed in the hands of

Deputy Sheriff Will Forney, who went

to seek the parties. It is said that one

who knew the particulars of the affair gave the story to the officers. .

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Hot Water Bottles, twoquart red " rubber, all new and guaranteed, fif) 1.00 value, , ....... Q j Q Dr. King's New Discovery

for coughs and colds, 50c size. .

Pure Castile Soap, large

bars. 15c value at..... .-. ......

Hugh's Ideal Hair Brush,

with rubber cushions, 1.00 value..

Burnt Wood Novelties, every useful Xmas presents, all at reduced price. Manicure Sets, file, orange

stick and emery files... v.........

36c

, large 10c Brush,

59c

avelties, is presd price. , orange 10c

HELLO LITTLE GIRLS I certainly received a lot of nice little letters from you, which makes me feel very happy, and on Saturday evening, November 29th, I do be telling you the name of the winner of Doll No. A-One. -Letters received up to noon will have a chance.

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Wizard Triangle Mops. for cleaning and polishing

woodwork, floors, etc-

with one quart oil for.

1.39

Red seal Dry Batteries for all kinds electrical work for bells, telephones,

medical apparatus,

etc.. each

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Inverted Gas Light Outfits, complete, ready to put up, one brass burner with regulator, mantle and globe, this set specially

priced, each

29c

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2.50

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5 Dozen Men's Heavy Shaker Knit Sweater Coats made with a large roll collar in all sizes 34 to 46 inche- They come in three colors, tan maroon and -egular 52.00 value, g Af Sat y special a v vl Mer. . Fine Two-Piece Underwear, shirts -and drawers in broken lots and colors; prices ranging from

$1.25 to $2.00. Choice of the entire

Men's Heavy Outing Flannel Night Shirts, made ex

tra large and roomy, as good a value as ffl other stores ask 1.00 for, special sale price... vC '-Men's 2.00 Union Suits, 98c This garment is sold the world over at $2.00 and it will be, a great saving to you if , you get three or four of these suits at 98c. We have all sizes from 34 to 48 and can fit you in all sizes. ; -.- - -

90c

Dry Goods Hems For Saturday

11c 40c 39c

Yard for Fancy Outing Flannel, in both, light and dark styles, exceptional styles and quality. Per Dozen for Full Mercerized Napkins, 17xt7

come in assorted styles and patterns.

Each for Ladles' Brocaded Hand Bag, black nary and brown, neat beaded fringe, very new.

12

Yard Tor extra auaitv Pillow Tubina. lull '0

5C ' inches wide, ordinarily would sell for not

less than 18c yard. "

QQ1 Yard for All-Silk Pepllns, come In every

UJOlj . good shade, lull Z4 inches wide, regular price

Is 5oc yard. '

www made with paragon frame, rim and sun proof

top edge cover.

13 ' Per Yard for, Fine Quality Gloss Crash, fast

Villa color red border; a crash that usually sells for

at least 8V4c yard. . ,

m 1 Per Paper for a Good serviceable Common

--n . .

I 2 b fn. witn special needle points. Limit two

papers to customer.

SPECIAL PRICES QUOTED ON HIGH

GRADE FOOTWEAR for SATURDAY

Ajabcdu xugu .rump ior .uaa.ies. m

Patent and Satin, hand turned soles, Kid

ney heels, very swell, in stock, all sizes, special. '' . i-i . . .

Ladies' 3.00 Tan Suede Boot, fine quality, "Bunt" toe, flexible soles; all

sizes, special, pair.

2.35

3.00

Ladles' Bahv Dnll Rnnta

fatent Colt with cloth

tops, low nat heels, worth

3.00. special per pair....,

2.45

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jiucner, stynsn . 'rug Toe" goodn T C 2.50 grade.. ......... I U

Men's Work Shoes, all solId leather, heavy quality with tip, all sizes, sell for

2.25 and 2.50, sale price, pair..

1.05

Men's 4.00 Patent Colt

Shoes, Co-operative make i -, . . , ,

in .uiucuer Biyie, sizes are

5 to 10, discontinued lines, at.

2.98

Saturday Specials in Ready-to-Vear

Corsets A Price ? Regular 2.00, 3.00 and 5.0( Corsets, excellent styles but. discontinued of the Bon Ton and Warner. ' - ' House Dresses, 89c

apienaia . .Percale House

1 Dresses, j perfect fitting, light and dark colors, all sizes. ' , -: :"-- j Children's Dresses 48c Wash Dresses of Girls 4 to 12 years, ginghams and percales, light and dark colors. Silk Waists, i.89

Mostly in navy and black

mesfsaline, regular 2.50 waists

on sale.

Suits, 9.95 Regular 15.00 Suits on sale Saturday ,all of them late fall models, of serges and fancy weaves. - Waists, 98c Waists In the assortment up to 1.60, lingerie, tailored flannels; also black soisette.. Silk Petticoats 1:89 Splendid wearing J. MssaUne Silk Petticoats In black and colors, for 1.89. Boys' Overcoats, 2.89 The greatest Overcoat for the Little Fellow ever ottered for the money; "refer and Norfolk styles.

Extra Size Gowns, 59c No better or fuller gown sold anywhere tor 89cr in pink' and blue stripes:"- ' " -

Children's Sleepers, 25c Flannelette Sleeper Gowns and Petticoats, splendid quality up to; six years, 25c. ;. '

Coats for Girls, 2.48 Up to 14 years of caracul and hoavv rlrithit Tint Merr ntvlo In nil

sizes. Saving of 1 to 2.00 on a garment.

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