Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 162, Hammond, Lake County, 16 December 1913 — Page 5
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LAKE CO. COURTS ATA GLANCE LAKH 8 V PERI O H COURT, ROOM 1. Judge Vlrstl S. Belter. On trial today: State vs. Charles Gluth, assault and battery with Intent. LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM 2. Judge Lawrence Becker. Settings for Wednesday, December
17:
;58 Snldon v N W T Co.
043 Smith v Fowler.
8063 Gross v Ruitnskl. 8083 Hewson v Hewson. 8087 Brunswick B C Co v Labovich. 8116 Dobrla v Kardara. 8117 Dohrla. v Kadara. 8177 Greene v CentHvre Brg Co. LAKB SCPKRIOR COURT, ROOM X Jadce JohaBoea Koselke. At Hasantoa. Set for trial tomorrow: 10512. Martinecs vs. Standard Steel Car Co. LAKE CIRCUIT COURT, Jnlare Wlllla C McMaaaa. At Cnw Pol at. Settings for eighth Wednesday, January 7: 9548 Equitable Surety Co v Ballard. 656 Anderson v Munjos. 57 Prott v Frctt,
WILL HEAR ORAL ARGUMENTS Oral arguments will be heard by the supreme court tomorrow in the Gary saloon ease of J. 3. Smith against Theodore George. Some time agro the su
preme court published its opinion of the case and reversed Judge Lawrence Becker of the Lake Superior court, he having held that the Gary $500 license ordinance under the Proctor law was Invalid on the- ground the ordinance had not been passed In accordance with all the provisions of the law. His ruling left the eld license fee ordinance in effect. After rendering its opinion the supreme court withdrew it in order to hear the oral arguments tomorrow. Attorney L. V. Cravens of Hammond will make the argument attacking Judge Becker's ruling and Judges Eubanks of Indianapolis and John H. Gillett of Hammond will argue in support of It. Attorneys Harris and Ressler of Gary are also on the defense side In the case.
ASSOCIATION VERY QUIET The South Side Improvement Is being evolved into a warm weather Institution. Vntll spring it is not expected to meet for the simple reason that all improvements in the suburb are undertaken In the spring and summer. The association has not entirely recovered from the rebuff it received by the city council when it went in a committee to place some matters before that body. With the chairman of the committee on his feet with his mouth open, ready to talk, the council adjourned right in his face. It was said that the mayor and the aldermen did;
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Beginning tomorrow morning the entire Bankrupt
Stock of the late TAYLOR & BROWN HABE-
DASHER STORE will be closed out at amazing ridiculous low prices. You are just in time to select
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HIGH GRADE SHIRTS Made of the finest imported madras and percale, hundreds of patterns to select from, 1.50, 2.00 and 2.50 values at 79c and $!! MEN'S HATS ......... . A beautiful assortment of all the latest styles of imported Velours, Soft and Stiff Hats, $1.19 and $1.89 , MEN'S UNDERWEAR The classiest ':, assortment of . Gentlemen's Unlerwear 334 per cent discount on every garment.
There Isn't a Man, Woman or Child Who Doesn't Know The Neat, Nifty Little Toggery Shop. You Are all familiar with the class of merchandise these Gentlemen carried. No cheap trash, but real up-to-date and stylish wear for Men and Young Men. Sale Starts Tomorrow Morning
ffleiriomafflL Hexttei? 148 State St. . (Taylor Brown's Old Stand)
not see him.
Politics also had an effect upon the
association. During the city election the members asserted thieir individual political beliefs.
Riot Case On.
Kvidence in the trial of the four
East Hammond men who were injured
in a free-for-all riot In Gldo Selfan's
saloon at 1134 Columbia avenue, Sun
day night, was heard by City Judge
Barnett this morning. Unable to hear
all the testimony the case was con-
IF YOU ARE WEAK
AND "RUN-DOWN" Common sense demands that the first
thing to bo done is to. put both your nerves and blood Into a healthy con
dition. Your nerves direct the work of
your various organs and the blood
feeds them. Unless both nerves and
blood are In health, you can't be well.
Common sense also demands that the
medicine you take serve both the
above purposes both tones. and strengthens the nerves and nourishes
the blood.
Such a medicine is Rexall Olive Oil
Emulsion, the Ideal nerve and blood
and body builder. It is a real nerve
food tonic not an alcoholic beverage,
as many so-called "tonics" are. Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion does not contain a
drop of alcobol, nor any dangerous or habit-forming drug. It puts new life
and health and strength into run-down
systems, because every Ingredient In
it is put In for that purpose, and not
to merely stimulate. Unlike alcoholic "medicines," It does not show Its effects in a renewed liveliness immediately after taking a dose. The effects begin
to be felt In a. few days, however, and they last,, because the whole system has been strengthened and health la being renewed. If this is not your experience, we want you to come back
for your money.
Tou who are weak and run-down.
and you who are apparently well now.
but are liable to suffer from various
cold weather ailments, use Rexall
Olive Oil Emulsion to get and. keep
well and strong. For the tlred-out, run-down, nervous, emaciated or de
bilitated the convalescing - growing children aged people it la a sensible
aid to renewed strength, better spirits, glowing health.
Rexall Olive Oil Emulsion king of
the celebrated Rexall Remedies is for freedom from sickness of you and your family. Tou'll be as enthusiastic about
it as we are when you have noted its
pleasant taste. Its strengthenlg. Invigorating, building-up, disease-preventing effects. If it does not help you, your money will be given back to you without argument. Sold In this community only at our store The Rexall Store one of more than 7.000 leading
drug stores in the united States, Canada and Great Britain. Lion Store
Pharmacy, Kaufmann & Wolf, Props.,
Hammond, Ind., and Central Pharmacy, W. L. Handley, Prop., Crown Point,
Ind. Adv.
tinued until tomorrow morning. Gio Selfan, who refused to appear as a witness was brought Into court on a bench warrant. . Sunday night Selfan closed the saloon door and openly defied the police to come in.
A Costly Photoplay. "The Wreck." a photoplay head of a head-on collision that cost the Vltaerraph company J 40.000, is to be shown at a local picture house. It is one of the strongest pictures ever taken. Flats Complete. The Downey flats on Calumet avenue, one of the most imposing and costly apartment houses in the city, are complete and will soon be ready for occupancy.
Gets Sad News. H. K. Gardner, night yard master of the C. & O. In Hammond, yesterday received word of the death . of his brother, Wentfield Gardner, of Tyron, Pa. The Hammond man left Immediately. Wentfield Gardner, who is 60 years of age, died Sunday morning after a lingering illness.
Plan Big Time. Buys New Machine.
The Knights of Pythias in Hammond) E. N. Bunnell of the National Canh will have the biggest celebration in 'Register Company returned from Chithe history of their fraternal local on (cago yesterday afternoon with a beauFebruary 28. It is the silver annivers- tiful six cylinder automobile and In ary and a class of fifty candidates will appearance Is one of the most handbe Initiated. . A jsome looking cars In Hammond. The . On February 17 will occur the golden .machine Is a 1913 model six-passenger anniversary of the order. The Ham- ,B e of the first that has been
mond lodge is half the age of its par- delivered in Lake county.
ent. Eleven charter members of the
Hammond lodge are living, eight of . Steals His Bicycle these in this city. They are W. C. Bel- William Kobeski, 3S Ogden st
reet.
man, W. F. Mashino, Charles Ruttman, j messenger boy for the Western Union John Wolf, Harry Eastwood, William .TelegraDh Comosny was romoelled to
Abbott and Ralph Spencer.
1.000 Women Wanted to buy hut-
hike afoot" today as shortly after siv o'clock last night, a sneak thief
came along and stole his wheel, which
band, brother or sweetheart one or; he had left standing in front of the more of those fine shirts for bis Hammond building. The theft was reXmas gift The Model Clothing House, j ported to the police but so far no trace
thief or the wheel has been
A gorgeous array of fine neckwear in fanov fhrfstman Vw-i -v o
I ........ . -i ircittj-livr cents up at The Model Clothing House. A visit to the beautiful Christmas I store of The Model Clothing House will
repay you.
FAMILY AFFAIR IN SUPERIOR COURT A family affair which Involves broth-
i era as the opposing attorneys, and a j daughter-in-law against her father-in-i law, is on trial in the superior court ! before Judge Reiter and a Jury. The
1 case is that of the state against Charles Gluth, an old'Sibly street resident,
formally charged with assault and battery with intent to kill his daughter-in-law, Mrs. Henrietta Gluth. Relatives and neighbors have been summoned as witnesses, as well as physicians, who administered medical aid to the prin
cipals after their hand to hand con
flict, which the affidavit says took place on August 23. Mrs. Gluth. who is the. presecuting witness for the state. Is represented by Attorney James K. Stinson, and the defendant father-in-law is represented by Attorney John M. Stinson. This, however, is not the first time that the Stinson brothers have been on opposing sides In a case, they in the past having occasion to take their contests as far as the supreme court. The trouble of the Gluths which is now being aired in the courts, appears to have grown out of that close frictional relation which not Infrequently exists when father-in-law and daughter-in-law live under the same roof, as was the cose of the Gluths. Property rights and their disposition it appears, added to the discord, suits in justice and courts of record followed and on August 23 there ensued a violent physical encounter after a heated argument.
Board's Decision. J The board of public works has deelded to provide cast Iron waste paper, banana skin, apple core, cigar butt and chewing gum receptacles on each downtown corner. Everyone will be cordially Invited to use them. So far the board has not decided on
of the found.
Has Accident. While driving his automobile north on Columbia avenue early yesterday evening Edward Guyott, narrowly escaped being hurt when his auto plung
ed into the Monon railroad gates, bad
the make of the street cocner waste 'ly damaging the front of the machine,
without a
scratch. According to Guyott the gates were down and he could not dis
tinguish any signal of warning on
them.
cans that they want. By the first of , Guyott himself escaping
the year this will b acttled, no doubt, and the cans ordered. The civic department of the Hammond Woman's club raised the question at ladies' night of the council. All aldermen agreed that the condition of Hammond streets is not above reproach and that the placing of receptacles would help matters.
ENTERTAINS AT Ll'XCHEOX. Mrs. W. E. Russell will entertain the
members of the Columbia Club at a one o'clock luncheon and afternoon
card party Thursday, December 18 at
her home In Webb street. Euchre will be played fluxing the afternoon and prizes will be awarded for high scores. The meeting will be the last until after the holiday season. .
MRS. I.EAMIXti A HOSTESS. Mrs. Clark Learning will bo hostess
Thursday afternoon at her home in
South Hohman street to the members
of the Colonial Club. It will be their Christmas party and the members will
make the "Grab Bag" a feature of th meetings A part of the afternoon will be devoted to needle work.
Heat, wncn and where yon want it. Get a Gas Heating Stove- -No. Ind. Gas Julec Co. adv. 26 U
Pile Cur fit la to 14 Days. Druggists refund money if PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruoing Piles. First application giva relief. BOc. Adv.
STORK IN TOWN. An early Xraas present arrived at
jthe home of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Mc-
jFadden last night at thel rhome at 99 , Hohman street 1 nthe shape of a I healthy ten pound baby boy. Mr. Mc Fadden is engineer of the Hammond ! building and it did not take long to 'gain circulation that the new arrival jwas a boy, Mr. McFadden's two other children being girls. Ed stepped six fast rounds with the new son this
(morning and says that he has a waljlop. Mrs. McFadden and the baby are
doing nicely.
A Good Show. Besides the. six reels of photoplays, as advertised. Manager Van Sickle of the Bijou will tonight throw in a tango contest, giving, because of circumstance, the biggest five-cent entertainment Hammond has ever had. The tango dancers at the Bijou are very good for young people. Their movements are entirely proper and give a good idea of the dance as it really Is. "The Blight of Wealth" Is to be shown on the screen as the feature picture. For those who have never been blighted in that way It may be some satisfaction to see how the filthy lucre reacts.
Is your house cold When you reach hornet Get a Gas Heating Stove No. ind. Gas Elec. Co. Adv. Wtf
Taken to Hospital. Having experienced very poor health for over SlT months. Officer Nick Einsele of the Hammond police department was removed to St. Margaret's hospital yesterday morning where he will undergo a series of treatments. Mr. Einaele's ailment seems to have been caused from stomach trouble and several months ago his many friends were very much concerned about his condition.
A THIMBLE PARTY. Miss Mayme Shea will have the members of the L. G. R. Club as her guests at a. thimble party Thursday afternoon at her home, 378 Indiana avenue. MRS. DAVIS A HOSTESS. Thursday afternoon Mrs. S. E. Davis will be hostess to the members of the R. A. E. Club at her home In Michigan avenue. It will be a thimble party and the members will devote the afternoon to their needle work. There will also be a "Grab Bag" and each member will contribute some gift. EJfTERTAIJfS WITH CARDS. The members of the Acme Social Club will be entertained by Mrs. . P. I Davis at her home In Rlmbach avenue Thursday afternoon. Cards will be the entertainment for the afternoon, the members playing pedro at three tables. SUBMITS TO OPERATION. Mrs. A- H. Peterson of Chicago submitted to an operation for appendicitis yesterday morning at eleven o'clock at St. Margaret's hospital. Mrs. Peterson is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Winters of Harrison street.
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GET (HONEY To Buy Your Gifts from as. Tour Income Is not tlways enough to get what you want j You can have all next year to pay back or sooner, just as you like. We make this a convenience and an accommodation. . S5 to SHOO loaned anyone that owns furniture, a piano, horses and wagons or stock or that has stady employment We make loans under the NEW LAW. Interest 2 Small Charge tor Papers You get the full amount asked for no charge or Interest taken out ia advance. If you have a loan elsewhere and ar not satisfied or want more money, see us. LOANS MADE AVYWHEHB I.V THE CAI.VMET DISTRICT Call or have us call en you YOU'RE TO BLAME IF YOU FORGET THE NAME. LAKE COUNTY LOAN GO.
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SAUSAGE MEAT, home made, 4 jper pound... I Ob LARGE OR SMALL LINK SAUSAGE, A On per pound .. ... I ZC SMOKED LIVER SAUSAGE, riper pound. J gZXj -BOLOGNA SAUSAGE, 1 ?r per pound. I ZU METWURST SAUSAGE, IJJ per pound. :.. I Ou JELLIED TONGUE, fine for lunches, Qflf per pound uUlr FULL CREAM BRICK CHEESE, 01 O per pound: ..... 1 .... ... .......... dm I u SWISS CHEESE, 9Qn per pound L.Ou SOLID MEAT OYSTERS, QRn per quart OUu
Will Have a Full Line of Fish for Friday. Do not forget to leave your order for your Xmas Poultry. Will have a full line of strictly fresh goods at the Lowest Prices.
Uncle Sam puts his stamp on all meats sold at the Independent Market Company
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