Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 50, Hammond, Lake County, 22 December 1913 — Page 8

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In Sharing our Profits with our Customers, nothing could be more appreciated at Christmas time, as so many Suitable Gifts can be had in our Premium Parlor Absolutely Free. We will also have our Regular Dividend Day, Friday, Dec. 26th. Extra preparations are being made to do the greatest business in the history of our store. ' 50 Extra Sales-people wanted for Tuesday and Wednesday

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EVENINGS

ftl'F ADDEfl GETS

EXTRAIiEW HELP Township Assessor of Calumet Given Aid by Counv ty Commissioners.

vs. Abaham

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6964 Herman Matthias

Maremont et al. 7001 Reuben Wheler vs. Steel "Car Co.

7181 Steve Mlckel v, Jos. Veresh. (7186 -Frank Grlifin.vs. John R. Kesj ter et al. j 7219 Olln M. Pogue etc. vs. Harry j King etc. :7304 Win. .A. Rogan et al vs. Thomas j Grant et al. :7334 Julia Manthey et al vs. Alfred I Belch. J 7339 Anie Glenn vs. Jno. Farrell. v j 7374 J. P. Seeburg Piano Co. vs j Wargo et al. 7379 J. P. Sesbury Piano Co. vs. O. H.

John

Township Assessor John McFadden Is Schneider et al. preparing to dace several deputies at - 7426 J. P. Seesburg Piano Co vs

work on the preliminary work of as- P- Fitzgerald et al. sesslng Calumet township, which will 7441 Everett C. Ballard vs. Louis Hanpave the way tor his gigantic task' 8on Co- et aL which commences March 1. ' 1 7451 Isabella Davis vs. Hammond W. -Nfnlnp MoPnflpn r.cpntli- held a mn. ' & E- Chicago Ry-

. .,. (7491 Roman ReJsner vs. John Owsiana ference with the county commission- j

crs and made them see the importance '

of starting work in Gary at once. . The duties of the township assessor are growing each year with the large

number of. new subdivisions being placed on record and' Assessor McFad-

et al transferred to room 2

7496 Oscar H. Haugan vs. Harry M.

. . Johnson adrn'r est. of Bacon et al. .7512 Milo Vagnacich vs. Racklca Gas-paravich.

7517 United Breweries Co. vs. Jake

Labovich et al.

vs. Mr. Stone et

:. " "r. :: lt: " v;.::i " 7557 christian Abie

siLuauun in , his aixutitru - nine. xne , board of commissioners granted Mr. , .,, - r , , . , . " 7605 Frank Kurth vs. Jno. J. Connors. McFadden s request and the Calumet - . ., ... w , , 7634 Jno. B. Phillips trustee vs. township assessor will be the only of . , - . . . ... - V m. Boness et al. ficial to start his work the first of the 7649Nlchololl Eonert V8. Annle Bon. yer- . . . ert.

8409 Tom Boskl vs. Alexandria Boskl.

son et al.

8600 Thomas Bellis vs. Nellie C. Wai-

tergren et al.

8605 Geo. Gertx vs. Edw. Maher et al. ' 8758 Catherine Deppe vs. Leo Kleram. SS24 Thersa Kelnemeien ' vs. Alfred

Helnemeien et ai. j 8880 Bullard & Gormtey Co. vs. M. M. Castleman. j 8891 Anna Hasgan vs. Geo. Dragos. 8982 State eje rel Geo. Sveton vs. City , Treasurer of Gary. j 9152 Joe Toth vs. Steve Kerekas et ' al. 9208 A. B. Carman vs. Congregation j Keseth Israel. !

9213 Geo. Smith Jr. vs. Gary & Int. R, R. . I 9225 General Furniture Co. vs. Nick Vuksanovich et al. ' 1 9230 Barney Chanlcker vs. B. A. Elman. 9334 Chas. L. Brown vs. Alice Brown. Finding that plft. take nothing; judgment. 9404 Clara Dolson vs. Clayton Dolson.

9628 Wladyslaw Grieyorakl vs.

Wladyslaw Bala et al.

9663 Chas. H. Rosenthal et al vs. John

Gregor. 9698 Wm. L. Cole vs. Wm. C. Caldwell. 9748 Andro Furty-u va. Mike Bondra et al. 3758 State of Ind. on relation of Ed M. Priest vs. Albert C Huber et al.

The Idleal Ghritinnie. Gift Is a StSSMJBlE Of? I SJRfWBE PH.& VEHS F13U Has stood the test for years. Plain prices factory price-one price. Easy terms

PIANO & MUSIC

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629 HOHMAN STREET

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OFF DOCKET (Continued from pageVne.) 6124 Roza Nyegota vs.. Josef Nyegota. 6231 Tolleston Lbr. Coal Co. vs. John Dobri. 6268 Theodore Cehne vs. Jacob Krikschmar et al. 6320 Perry Ulrlch vs. Morris G. Reiner. ; 6352 Geo. Ju-Jatcd vs.' Edw. E. Strong et al. v ' '- , 6673 Louis Silovjtz -t al vs. Morris A. TOobson. Judgment-on verdict. , 6772 Walter I). Tipton vs. Earl Kester. ..; 615 Attina . IC Markle vs. John W. Markle. 6858 vA. Kuczynski vs. Basil Lasabyk et al. '

6879 Gottfried Brewing Co. vs. N. T.

C. and St. L. R. R Co

et al vs. Thomas

' 7665 Paul Lapinskl

I Grant, . 7699 Albert Pick & Co. vs. Michael H. i uullivan et al. 7885 First National Bank Whiting vs. 4 Carl Johnson et al. 7934 United Deposit Loan & Trust Co. I vs. Louis Pardosh et a. S0003 Hammond Lbr. Co. vs. John P.

Thomas et al.

8008 Anna Ballog ys. John Ballog.

8069 Wm. C. Harding vs. Harbor

Building Co. et al.

8074 Wm. C. Harding vs. Harbor

Building Co. et al. 8143 Ben Johnson vs. C. A. Vallentin. 8148 Chas. Poren vs. Paul Fergalos et al. 8270 Wm. Carmichael Vs. Smith & " Angel et al. 8318 Jordan ' R. Brant vs. John W. Pryale, 8343 United Breweries Co. vs. John Roman et al. 8360 Wm. Winters vs. Robt. Spear et al. 8365 Morris Friedman vs. Louis A. Bryan.

BLAZE WIPES OUTSTRUCTURE (Continued from page one.) the firemen know is that when they reached the scene the Are was blazing briskly in the grocery, while It had not spread to the rest of the building. There was one loud explosion during the progress bf the fire, caused either

by whisky or the gasoline tank the

hall in the auditorium building being lighted with gasoline. At 2 o'clock this mornig Mrs. Barney Cohen, widow of the late Barney Cohfen who with Michael Cohen built and owned the building, was aroused by the smell of smoke. She had barely time to arouse her four children, gather them about her and flee to the hall, before the flat was so filled .with smoke that the atmosphere was suffocating.. Barefooted, without a garment other than their night clothes about them, they made their way through the blindintr smoke down the stairway to

the street. They ran across the street and aroused the Louis Zimmerman! who occupy" a flat across the street from the Auditorium. Mrs. Cohen and the children, the eldest of whom is only thirteen and.the'youngest, a baby Cecil, Isador, Lloyd and Erwln,

were badly frightened, and together with the nervous shock caused by the fright, and their "exposure to the cold, were shaking terribly when they entered the Zimmerman-domicile.' Mrs. Cohen is in a state of collapse this morning. She could not speak of her loss and the horror that accompanied it, without tears. "We lost everything. My poor children had, to igo out In the cold night barefooted

and in their night clothes, and so did I. "There was not even time to gather our clothes together, much less to put

them on,' salJ she,. J. W. Brlssey sleeps in his law offices and he was aroused Just In time to make his escape. He managed to save a few papers and his typewriter, but his office furniture including an eighty dollar desk, and his entire law library, which represented considerable of an investment, were de

stroyed.

The Btock and fixtures In the Auditorium Bar and Barrett's grocery were complete losses. . ? . . The building, as It stands today, would not net the owners $100. It Is completely gutted, i The roof has fallen as have also the floors, the west wall is two-thirds down and the walls still standing will have to be pushed down for, safety. What was until yesterday the show building of Indiana Harbor Is today a heap of smoking ruins, broken and blackened brick and charred - timbers. It was Impossible to learn ; this morning the extent of the loss and the

amount of insurance carried. Michael Cohen said he did not know how much was being carried on either building or stock. It is known however that the combined loss will approximate anywhere from $105,000 to $115,000. W.

J. Barrett, the grocer, who next the

Cohens, was the greatest loser, esti

mates his loss at $12,000 with insurance at $6,000. The building itself was

valued at $75,000. The Auditorium Bar

was fitted up with expensive fixtures

and carried an immense stock, so the loss in this connection is considerable.

this to say nothing of the damage to furniture, sustained by Mrs. Barney

Cohen. In her flat, and the other losses

sustained by tenants. Ed Levine whose store is next door to the Auditorium, was unable to estimate his loss,' 'but this is known to have been considerable. The Auditorium was three stories and basement and was of brick construction. It was built in 1907 by Michael and the late Barney Cohen Jointly.

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Announcements Expected in Gary Before Christmas However.

with the mavor-elect's course. "Mr. Johnson is considering his appointments in a very wise manner and I have much praise for him," said Chief Chairman Smith, today.

We manufacture our own Ice Creams, Ices, etc, thereby Insuring you the maximum of quality and purity. Nelson's Drug Store. 2J-3

For Political Aspirants. To all aspirants for political honors we commend the possibilities of pawpaw juice, for which it is asserted that It renders the si r sensible to Are. They will need "or election day. New York LAll TUB NEWS IN THE TIMES.

There will be no plums dropped from Mayor-elect Johnson's tree. But some time tomorrow or Wednesday the Gary mayor-elect will don his Santa Clans clothes and make his way down several chimneys. The recipients of Mr. Johnson's visit will possess memberships in his cabinet as Chritmas gift. It. Is said that no minor posts will be decided upen at this time. Late Wednesday the mayor-elect and his family will go out of town on a Christ, mas visit. Returning to Gary, he will confer with his department heads as to subordinate appointments and , the policies of : his administration. The mayor-elect takes office on January 5. Dr. Frank W. Smith, W. F. Hodges and William Matthews, the chairmen of the fusion party, are much pleased

SAY, GENTLEMEN, Did you ever hear of A LADY .Who did not appreciate the gift of a handsome artistic La Vallier? I never did. I have a beautiful assortment of LaValliers from! $2.00 to $100.00. Come in and see them.

McGarry

, Lake County's Largest Jeweler

599 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET HAMMOND .:. INDIANA