Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 191, Hammond, Lake County, 25 January 1917 — Page 7
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Classified Advertisements
NOTICE. Hereafter mo olaa-lflf-. ads win accepted ort telephone unless that person has a telephone and fomlabee & with the correct ism. Ve of Mmt at ttoi of plac-agr ta ad. All persona placing adrertlss. xnents with" as over phone intxst call st the of floe and pay tox same with. n flvn (tay-. Otionrtiie an extra chanrs of -xSTt CXITT& wil be mads for COX--.OTXr.Ck The bea aervtoe oan (riven "oy arlaLg your advertlsementa to the office and pay for eame at tio of placing- the adTertlaMnent. X-AXZ3 COUNT V TTUnSTtlXO AXT vmax&sxzaa oo. J ', Wanted Male Help. WANTEl'i Parcel post packers. Frank S. Betz Co., Hammond. 1-25-lt. WAXTEP N,'ht waiter. Barker launch Room. 809 Chicago are., Kast Chicago. 1-2 5-1 1. "WANTED A barber for Saturday. 34 Hotimsn St., Hammond. 1-25-1 1. WAXTBI 10 experienced salesmen and women. Apply at once. Broadhead's Oood Clothes Shop, 570- llohman st.. Hammond. l-25-lt. WANTED Blacksmith for wagon work. 45 State St., Hammond. 1:23:2 WANTED Car laborers at 111. Car & Mfg. Co., 142nd and Clark St.. Hammond. 1:23:6 WANTED Young man 17 to 21 sten ogrpher and bookkeeper; moderat Miarj- to start, rapid advancement t t:rht party. Two-Step Ladder o, -'2 Indiana ave.. Hammond. 1-15-tf. t::N Our Illustrated catalogue ex plains how we teach the barber trad f;ieklv, mailed free. Moler Barber v.oi : r-.e, Chicago. 111. 1-13-ANTED Boy about 14 years of a to carrv "Times" reute on north side. Hammond. Applv Times office. room 211 Hammond bldgr. l:24tf WANTED Toolmakers. dlemakers. die sinkers, tool designers, all around machinists, tool room machine hands, band and automatic screw machine operators, specialty machine hands, patternmakers, sheet metal workers, coppersmiths, and various other metal fades mechanics. Give- full particulars first letter. Box 322. Detroit, Mk-h. 1:19:7 Wanted Female Help. WANTED A younfr crirl as cashier. Apply 167 State st.. Hammond. 1-25-2 WANTED Cashier, g-irl. Apply Nagdeman's Clothes Shop, 151 State St.. 1 lammond. 1-25 -1 1. A V" ANTED Competent srirl for housework; small family. Apply 265 'onkey, or phone 274 Hammond. 1:24: WANTED Young lady to work in cot dept.: must be accurate and rapid: permanent position. Apply W. B. Conkey. Co.. Hammond. 1:24:2 WANTED Oirl for store: must speak Polish or Hungarian. S. Rosenthal. 4720 Olcott St., East Chicago. 1:24:4 WANTED Girl for second work. S5 Sibley St.. Hammond. 1:24:2 WANTED Experienced dininsr room " girl. Hotel Mee. Hammond. 1:23:3 WANTED Girl or woman for general housework. 057 Columbia ave. Phone I'jSj Hammond. 1:23:3 W NTED Female help of nil kinds. Applv Mrs. O'Hara. National Employment Agency, 765 Connecticut st. Phone Gary 1616. 1:22:1m WANTED Girls to operate power sewins machines. Apply Mcllroy Belting Hose Co., Truman and Sohl sts.. Hammond. l:20tf WANTED 100 ladies snd gentlemen to learn to dance. Orpheum Dancing Academy. Phone 2791 or 851M Hammond. 1:20:7 VNTED Experienced girl for housework: family of three: with or without washing. Dr. A. P. Hale, 1126 Beacon St.. East Chicago. l:20:2w Situation Wanted. SITUATION WANTED Experienced dressmaker wants sewing by day. Address 106 Carroll St. Phone HOCfAi Hammond. 1:24:5 Miscellaneous. W ANTED T-iady wants partner to start rooming house. Address M I T. :!'-". Hammond. 1 -21-3 1. Hammond Furniture Hospital 32S North Hohmn St Phone 24S2 for up-to-date Upholsterlr.g, Furniture Repairing. Matresses made to order. All work called for and delivered. WALL PAPER "c. haneing 15c roll for limited time. Get ready for spring cleaning, avoid rush. Mixed paint. $l.m per gallon. I. L. Cohen. 289 Siblev St.. Hammond. Phone 1036W. l:23tf CINDERS GIVEN AWAY Apply at HAMMOND PTSTILLTNG CO. For Rent. F )R RENT H50-aore farm near Winamac, Ind.. tl per acre cash. Bailey 151 Fayette St.. Hammond 1 -2.1-1 1. FOR RENT Fine office suite and second oor s-tore. in the Artemis. 151 to 1.1.1 State st., Hammond, opposite Orpheum. Dr. F. Braginton. Hotel Trenier. Chicago. 111. 1:20 :2w Personal. FOR ADOPTION Healthy baby girl. S weeks old, good pa rentage. Address Argo Hospital, cor. 03rd st. and Archer ave, Argo, 111. Phone Summit 201M. 1:233 For Sale Automobiles. FOR SALE An automobile. A bargain If taken at once. 1913 American roadster. Phone 1 228R. Hammond. 1-25-3t. FOR SALE 1913 five-pass. Hupmobile, electric light, tires and car in A-l shape. $175 00. 4-"0fi Forsyth. East Chicago, phone 672M 1-25-lt. FOR SALE 1012 5-pass. Cole: recently overhauled and painted, in good condition; price. $200. Phone 321 Hammond. l:24tf Money to Loan -I se- I I WE LOAN ANYONE $5 to $100on their own note If they are houseI holders or have steady work. 1 LEGAL, RATES, GUARANTEED I IBY OUR BOND TO THE STATE. Confidential consideration always. I I LAE ! LAKE COUNTY LOAN CO.. 28 RIMif- I BACH BLOCK (over Lion Store.) I .1
Real Estate Bargain
UKAL lOSTATK i '. L 1XVKSTMENT. A large stock l-.'irm Association offers you opportunity to invest $U0 or an multiple then. if in raising hofj.t and cattle, which liaivi' to ho "M ort ft age Lifters" in l..va and Illinois. Principal yccurcJ. Profits estimated at not less than 15 per rent annually. Bused on past operations. No chance to lose a i .liar. Quickest and largest returns of all farm products. Investment, not . p. ou union. Futidam.-ntally sound. AViU bear strict Investigation. Spring Brook F.i i-i! .- Co., Monadnoch Block. Chicago. 1-25-lt. FR SALE 5-room kella. stone cot tape with basement, ;.o-ft. lot. $15'.". Ok cash, balance $lf. per month. Bay interest and principal both. Two t.-ioi,;,i modern houses. 50-ft lot, 15ti.0O cash, balance as rent. il any bargains in bungalows, collages, houses and flats nil over city. Also vacant lots. See Mrs. Bunnell. 531 .Michigan ave., phone 1 1 7 ti. Hammond. 1-25-lt. FUR RENT Tl-acre improved farm with house and barn. 5 miles from Hammond, near Maynard. 1-25-3L FOR SALE. 6-room bungalow, Detroit st.: 37$ ft. lot, furnace, butt gas, electric lights, laundry tubs, nic. liwn. 7-'-. basement. Trice $2. iiOU: terms. FOR SALE. 6-room bungalow. Waltham St.: 6" it. lot. hot water heat. bath. gas. electric lights, l.iundrv tubs, 7-ft. basement, new house; get this. Price $2,000; terms. 6-room bung-alow, Lewis St.; 37$ ft. lot. everything as modem as can be. Trice $3.00(1: terms. 6-r,im bungalow, Garfield St.: it. lot, furnace, laundry tubs, gas. electric lights, oak trim, hardwood floors. 7-ft. basement. These houses are new and will cost you more money in the spring-. If you want to make some money buy now. ROY C. KOU'LEU, Straube Bldg.. Hammond. Offio rhone 7?4 Ue. 1 Open evenings. 1 :23:3 FOR SALE 10 acres of land in Jasper Co.: hair mile rrom imi. ' xehr.nga for stock of merchandise. AdIress I C, Times, Hammond. !:-:. On half mile from station: or win ex dre OAST. FOR !- Residence IB o- Iocstionr, now ready to occupy. Apply to Frost A Co. Phone Gary Ml. H-tl For Sale Miscellaneous. LAST OF JANUARY C LEAKING SALE As a special inducement to make room for our spring stock of furniture, which will soon bo here. For ten days only a special discount of twenty per cent on our entire stock of Furniture, Stoves, Kugs, Quilts and Blankets. Thousands of more items which we will sell at a great reduction. Don't miss this chance everything as represented or your money refunded. Cash or Credit. This ad with 24c in cash entitles you three pillowslips fully worth double. This applies to adults only. lie sure that you arc at the right place. Look for the clock in center of sign. 242-214 East State Street. FOR SALE Straube new upright oak piano. $12.1.00. Address AV F Times. 1-2.1-lt. $450.00 N-w Piano Must be soli at once. Lady leavintr city -will sell this beautiful high-grade piano which has been used only three months at give away price. Need money and will make great sacritlce to effect quick sale. Call 170 Biummer ave., Hammond. 1-23-lt. Special Piano Bargains One $S00 player piano, slightly used $3.10.00 One $1,10 new hiprh grade piano. used only one month ISO. 00 One $400 slightly used mission piano, used short time 200.00 One $v0 Grand piano. Just like new 37fi.00 One $750 new player piano, special 135.00 One $70.00 new player piano, sper'al . 4.1O.00 One tl.o.io.ou new solo player, best in the world, special sample fiOO 00 One new $375 piano, walnut case 175.00 Several slightly used pianos, old reputable makes. $70 en to $125 on. Terms to suit all. No interest if you buy tiw. J. M. WIIJCOCKSOX MESTO CO. 1.1.1 State St.. Hammond, Artemis Rldg. Open Evenings. 1-2 5-lt. FOR SALE Restaurant, in good location: doing cood business: owner leaving city. lor full particulars address A It, Times. Hammond. 1:24:3 FOR SALE Six rooms of high grade furniture; parlor suit, dining room and bedroom suits: also mahogany piano. $350; to be sold at less than onethird. RMS Escanaba ave.. South Chicago. Phone So. Chgo. 3459. 1:24:6 FOR SALE Saloon: good location: -sell account poor health: just renewed license. Address C 25, Times. Hammond 1 :24:2 FOR SALE Piano. c,ina cabinet and other house fu rn ih i nrs. Mrs Thornburg. 1712-1 10th St.. Indiana Harbor. 1:22:3 Kl TPS MAUL FEED & ROOKING CO 119 Clinton St. Phone 2717. East Chicago, phone 465R. -ll-lm Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO BUY Good second hand reed baby buggy. Phone 1251-R. Hammond. l-21-2t. Clairvoyant. MADAM1 X.ZOITZ 572 Hohman rJireet. Clairvoyant Spirit LXedlam. When you are in trouble, doubt or suspense consult KLADA3CE IEOK1. I was born with a strange and remarkable powei- power not meant to gratify the idle curious but to direct, advise and help men and women who are In trouble and suspense concerning the everv day affairs of life. Hours" 10 a. m. to 8 p. m. 10-1S MADAM LEE. phone 2G37. palmist and spiritual adviser. Do you believe in God? My -work Is my religion. 103 State St., over florfst. Hours: 0 a. m. to 9 p. m, 12:19
For Rent Furnished Room3 FOR RKV'T - Boom and Aboard, alao plain sleeping rooms. 85 T-ibley st., i L-uaiiond.-- 1 -1 .'.-:u.
FOR RENT Furnished room. gentloman pri ferrcd, steam heat. 15i Fayette St.. 1 lammond. 1 -25-21. FOR RENT Two nicely ftirn. steam heated bedrooms; nil conveniences, reasonable. 'all 50 1 Hammond. 1:23:3 FOR RENT Eurn. rooms for hskg.; bath, electric light, khs, khs range; no children. 709 Claude St.. Hammond. 1.23:3 FOR RENT Light hskg. rooms. 545150 St., Hammond. Phone 575. 1:23:3 FOR RENT Furn. room. Call D'MMj Hammond. 1:2 1:3 Horses and Cattle. FOR SALE Oood driving or delivery i horse. Apply Stevens Hdw. Co.. .14 30 Mici'igan ave,. Ind. Harbor. 1:22 :6 FOR SALE A good gentle work horse. harness and wagon. A chance fur expressman or truck farmer. Will sell reasonable. Call at once. Hammond Furniture Co.. 242 East State st., Hammond. 1-25-1 1. For Rent Flats. FOR RENT Four room flat furnished completely for housekeeping-. Apply 312 Indiana ave., Hammond. 1 -2.5-2 1. FOR RENT Modern 5-room steam heated apartment: rent reasonable. i Phone 2S61 Hammond. 1:24:2 FOR RENT Modern 5-room flat, $1S. 145th and Carey si., near Calumet. East Chicago. Phone 141. 1:5 :tf LEGAL NOTICES. G RAVEL ROAD LETTING, LAKL'l OOFNTY, INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday. February 8th, 1!17, at the Commis sioners" Room in the Court House in j Crown Point, Indiana, the Board of j Commlssoners of said County will let 1 to the lowest responsible bidder, the construction of a ce rtain Gravel Road in j North Township, known as the H. S. 1 Dausherty Road according to the plans 1 nnd sneiilii-a t ions on filet n the Audi-! tor's ol'Hce. Sealed bids may be le.- with the undersigned Auditor up to one o'clock p. m. of the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompany all bids. One of the sureties mu5t be a resident of Lake County, Indiana, or a Surety Company authorized to do business in Lake County, Indiana. The same to be returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. GEO. O. SCHAAF. JAMES BLACIv, JOHN H. CLA ESSEN. Board of Commissioners, Lake County, India na. Attest: EDWARD SIMON. Auditor Lake County, Indiana. Jan 18-25,1'eb. 1 GRAVEL ROAD LETTING. BARE COUNTY, INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, February Sth, 1917, at the Commissioners' Room in the Court House in Crown Point, Indiana, the Board of Commissionexs of said County will let to the lowest responsible bidder, the construction of a certain Gravel lioad in Winfield Township known as the Wm. 11. Graper Gravel Road according to the plans and specifications on flic in the Auditor's office. Sealed bids may be left with the undersigned Auditor up to one o'clock p. m. of the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompany all bids, one of the sureties must be a resident of Lake County, Indiana, or a Surety Company authorized to do business in Lake County, Indiana. The same to be returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. GEO. O. SCHAAF, JAMES BLACK. JOHN H. CLACSSEN. Board of Commissioners, Lake County, Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON. Auditor Lake County, Indiana. Jan 1S-25 Feb 1 GRAVEL ROAD LETTING, LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA. Notice is hereby given that on Thursday, February Sth. 1917. at the Com-mis5ioners-Room in the Court House in Crown Point, Indiana, the Beard of Commissioners of said County will let to the lowest responsible bidder, the construction of a certain Gravel Road in Center Township, known as the Wm. Randolph Road according to the plans and specifications on file in the Auditor's office. Sealed bids may b? left with the undersigned Auditor up to one o'clock p. m. of the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompany all bids, one of the sureties must be a resident of Lake County, or a Surety Company authorized to do business in Lake County, Indiana. Tha same to be returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right to reject any and all bids is reserved. GEO. O. SCHAAF. JAMES BLACK, JOHN H. CLACSSEN. Board of Commissioners, Lake. County, Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON. Auditor, Lake County. Indiana. Jan 1S-25. Feb. 1 GRAVEL ROAD LETTING. LAKEi COUNTY. INDIANA. ! Notice is hereby given that on Thurs- j day, February Sth, 1917. at the Com- ! missioners' Room in the Court House in j Crown Point. Indiana, the Hoard of Commissioners of said County will let to the lowest responsible bidder, the construction of a certain Gravel Road In Calumet Township, known a the Edward R.mdhnn Road according to the plans and specifications on file In the Auditor's office. Sealed bids may he left with the undersigned Auditor up to one o'clock p. tn. of the day of the letting. Bond for double the amount of the bid must accompanv all bids, one of the I sureties must be a resident of Lake I County. Indiana, or a Surety Company! I authorized to do business in Lake CounI ty. Indiana. The same, to lie returned to all unsuccessful bidders. The right J to reject any and all bids is reserved. GEO. O. SCHAAF, JAMES BLACK. JOHN II. CLAUSSEN. Board of Commissioners, Lake County, Indiana. Attest: EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County. Inliana. Jan. 1S-23 Feb 1 NOTICE OF SALE OF LAKE COUNTY, ! INDIANA. BRIDGE BONDS. i Sealed proposals will be received at ithe office of the Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, until 10 o'clock A. M. Fri-
uu, .uarcu um, Xail, lor the. purchase of bonus of the said County of Euitu in the utjgi'eu.t.e sum oi 'iinco '1 iwusuud (J.OUU.UO Ijouara, date November 1st, ltflii, vattbi In I've years Iroin dale, oacn bond bvinK In the bum ol' Three Hundred tS.ioO.uuj Dollars in ten aeries, of 0110 bond m each neiic-s, the Urst series lo become due and payable 011 the lust day of July, 1LU7. the becond scrus on the first day of January 1U16, and one aeries each .mx months thereafter, the last series maturing on the lirst day of Junuary, and bearing inlerat at the rate of lour and one halt 4ia) per cent per annum, payable at the Treasurer's oft ice in Crown Point.
Inuiuna, issued lor tin- purpose ot con- j struitintf a Pony Steel Span Bridge' over and across Deep River, on Berkley Road in Ross Township, Luke County. Indiana, and under authority of Unlaws of such state, made and provided, and under and in accordance with certain ordinances passed by the Lake County Count ll and the Board of Commissioner. 5 ol" Luke County. Indiana. Said Ln litis will be sold to the highest and best bidder for not lets than par and no rued interest. Each bid must be for the oniire issue ol' bonds, givniK the lull amount bid therefor in cash, and each bid must tie accompanied by a certified check of 3 per cent of the par value of the bonds to be soid, drawn against monies deposited in any reliable batik in Lake Count , Indiana. Said ciecks shall be made payable lo the .-aid Hoard of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana. Ail checks returned to all unsuccessful bidders. All necessary blanks will be furnished by tile Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, upon application. -o bid will be received unless it complies with the law. All bids must be on Me in the Auditor's Office in the Court House, Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana, at the time hen: 11 specilied. The risht to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County, Indiana. Jan. 25-1017. NOTICE OF SALT: OF LAKE CO! "STY, INDIANA. BRIDGE UuNDS. Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the Auditor of Lake County, Indiana, until 10 o'clock A. M. Friday. March 1'tn. 1 '. 1 7 . for the purchase of bonds of the said County of Lake in the aggregate, sum of Fifteen Hundred ($1,500.00) Dollars, dated November 1st, 1316, payable in live years from dale, each bond being in the sum of $150.00 in ten series of one bond in each series, the lirst series to become due and payable, on the first day of July I 'M 7. l!.e second on the lirst day of January 131 S, and one series each six months thereafter, the last series maturing on the lirst day of January 1322, and bea.-iug interest at the rate of four and one half (41-) per cent p-r annum, pnj.ible at the Treasurer's Office in Crown Point. Indiana, issued for the purpose of constructing a Concrete Culvert over and across ditch on Jolict Road, in the Town of Schererville. St. John Township. Lake . Count . Indiana, and under authority of th; laws of such slate, made and provided, and under nnd in accordance with certain oruinaces passed by the L.-ilie County Council nnd the Board of Commissioners of Lake County, Indiana. Said bonds will be sold to the highest and best bidder for not less than par nnd accrued interest. Each bid must be for the entire issue of bonds, giving the full amount bid therefor in cash, and each bid must be accompanied by a certified check of 3 per cent of the par value of the bonds to be sold, drawn apainst monies deposited in asy reliable bank in Lake County, Indiana. Said checks shall be made payable to the said Board of Commissioners of Lake County. Indiana. All checks returned to all unsuccessful bidders. All necessary blanks will be furnished by the Auditor of Lake County. Indiana, upon application. No bid will be' received unless it complies with the law. All bids must be on tile in the Auditor's Office in the Court House, Crown Point. Lake County, Indiana, at the time herein specified. The right to reject any and all bids is hereby reserved. EDWARD SIMON, Auditor Lake County, Indiana. Jan. 21-1917. x I U la wlUJLIR AY NE 3-33 sching to -R. Josephine Men1 b-nry M- tisi-h ing$ 1,000.00 HAMMOND. r,. V L 27, B 1. Highland I. Add. Cecil Witter to Fred C. S'-heer l.oo L 12. Marbles Sub.; B 5. Tow le & Youngs Add. Gostlin-Meyn it Co. to Anna McNany 2,600.00 I IOBART. Ls. 3, to 41. B 1. Glaus Zieg-l-r'.'i Add. Glaus Ziegler to August Heyer $ M0. 00 GARY. L 3. B 1, Broadway Add. Karolyne Zeliska to John Tifak and Andy Mitro fiS.1.00 L 24. Pt L 23. 1! 20, Broadway Add. Mary Frances Hughes to William Gates 1.00 Pt L 2 3, B 20, Broadway Add. Benjamin T. Hughes to Guy AV. McCoughtry l.'H' L 2. B 12. Broadway Add. So. Side Tr. & Savings Bank. Admr., to Joseph P. Grantham 2"!'."0 INDIANA HARBOR. 2, B 1. 1st. Add. AYillard B. Van Home to Fred AViersba. 1 2. B 1. 1st Add. AVolf Garcoich to Fred Wiersha tiOO ::. B Indiana Harbor. Julian II. Youche lo Solomon Hanzi-- 1 I, S 1.2.1 ac. Mi WJ i NW SW 27-:ii'i-s. Charles H. Friedrich to Ralph G. Keller l.Oii N 1.25 ac. S. WJ W4 NW SW 27-3S-S. Charles J. Williams to Charles H. Friedrich 1.00 L 27. B 2. Main St. Add. Robert E. L. Brooks to Ole A Andre- . sen 1.00 I IOBART. 1'ndi L 25. S S2 ft. L 24. Woods Add. Charles J. Hartman to Owen J. Roper- -400.00 GARY. L 33. B 1. 7th Add. O. Lewis, L 27. Gary 1st Add. Condit McGinnity's Sheriff to Walker Tr. $1. filrt. SO Bond & Mtg. Co.'s Charles H. Dodge to John AV. I'm vail, Jr. 750.00 Ls. 3fl. 44. B 20. Broadway Add. H. H. Harries to Carl Baker 1.00 L 4. B IIS. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Gary Land Co. to Jos. E. Smith 675.00 I. 4. B US. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Joseph E. Smith to Pearl McFarland Kerr 1.00 L 3, B US. Gary Land Co.'s 1st Sub. Jos. E. Smith to Pearl McFarland Kerr 1.00 Ls. 29. 30, B 1. Broadway Hts. Add. Lake Co. Tr. & Sav. Bank. Oomr.. to R. S. David 650. oil L 16, B 7, Gary Land Co.'s Is'
to Em!! Putsch INDIANA HARBOR. L E. B 24, 2nd Adi. Peter Mazrimas to Steve Bartkus TOLLESTON. L 13. B 1, Boulevard Add. Herman W. Pecker to Erna B. McDonald L 43, B I, Oak Park Add. Leonard A. Van Deusen to Morris Kohan 8S1.01 1.00 1.00 1.00 L 45. B Shore 24, Co.'s 6th I a nd Co. to Add. Se. Albert J. Gracik EAST' CHICAGO. L 42. I: 2. Pulaski Add. John Bochnowski, et nj Tr., to Paul Oh ok 11 is Ls. .53. 51, B 6, SH 2!-37-3. E. Chgo. Co. to Wm. Thum HAMMOND. L 32, N L 33, B 3. Franklin Add. Gostlin-Meyn ft Oo. to Harry Moran L 7, B 4, O. T. American Tr. .v Sav. Bank to Treas. and pres. of Hodcarriers Local I'll ion No. n, Hammond GLEN I "ARK. L 27. NJ L 2S, B 2. Cl-n Park, ('has. J. Williams to Leroy Glancy f GARY. Ls. 32, 33. 40, II IS; Ls. 20, 21. 22. B 13. Broadway Add. Vincent Milaszewiez to Peter Alosius Kahilh-k Ls. 23, 2 1. B 20. Broadway Add. Selma L. Kohn Weil to Benjamin T. Hughes L 30, B 1, Welch's 1st Add. Paul B. Welch to o!af A. Morine Ls. 23, 24, B 7; L 24. B 8, Gary l'ark Add. Louis G. Herman to Max Dembofski Ls. 4 1 to 44, P. 1, Gary Securities Co.'s 1st Add. Kriestof Preikschat lo L. Clark Wood 1.00 400.00 1,000.00 450.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 l.oO 1.00 1.00 1.00 5.000 00 300.00 522.50 90.00 425.00 650.00 1.13. SO o. TOLLESTON. to 24. B 33. 2nd Oak Add. Hugo L. Pitte to F. Fochringer - EAST CHICAGO. B 22, SW 29-37-9. E. Co. 10 Simon Krall 21, B 2, NE 29-37-9. E. Co. to Albert Pack Ls. 13 Park Win. L 32. Chgo. Ls. 20, Chgo. Ls. 13. Cal. Kate 11, B 9, Kennedy Calumet Add. Land Co. lo Freeman . 1 luBART. L S. AV. B. Owens Sub. AVm. B. Owen to James If. Carpenter I N DI A N A 1 LA RROR. XWlyJ L 17, B 44. Indiana Harbor. Nicolas Petru to John Brow n CEDAR LAKE. Ls. 9 to 12. I! 1, Plat "J," Shades Add. Pub. Sub. Co. to Louisa, Seh.mn'l - DON'T Start the New Year by owing- a dizt-n different peopK If you haven't the money to pay these small bills, we will gladly advance you the necessary amount, thus concentrating your indebtedness all In one place. Lonns made at tie LEOAL RATE of cj. interest ppr month on furniture, pianos, horses, wagons, etc., at the following rates: $25.00 for 4 mos. costs $4.25 $30X0 for 4 mos. costs $4.50 $40.00 for 4 mos. coats $5.00 $50.00 for 4 mos. costs $5.50 No other chargps whatever. Any other amount from $10 to $2.10. Licensed and Bonded under the law of Indiana. Hammond Lean Co, Phone 257. 569 Hohman St. (Over Model Clothiers.) Spirit Medium, Palmist and Phrenologist
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Sectional Basketball Tournament to Be Played in a Storeroom? Valparaiso is a Most Inconvenient Place. Substitution of Rensselaer, Kentland and Morocco for South Bend. l.aPorte and Michigan City and the selection of A'alparaiso as the city in which the annual sectional basketball tournament is to be held, ..larch 9 and lo. are pills that the Lake county basketball fan is having a hard time to swallow. When it was announced sometime ago that Principal Frank D. McElroy of Hammond had been honored with a membership on the state board of athletic control it was hoped his influence would put a stop lo the practice at Indianapolis of dealing to Lake county from the bottom of the deck. But this latest poke in the nose irikdicates the same old policy is being fol lowed out. The sectional tournament of which Lake county is a part will this year be the most uninteresting in the state of Indiana, beyond a doubt. Three of the best teams have been withdrawn or allowed to withdraw. Instead' of cutting down and redistricting the tournament it should have, been enlarged. Kentland, Rensselaer, Morocco. Chesterton and Wheeler mean nothing in our young lives, say Lake countyfans, and tho tournament will amount to nothing more than a contest between the leading teams of t!4. county. It doesn't take a seer to predict that one of the three leading Lake county teams will win. No one would bet otherwise. Flay In Storeroom f A'alparaiso hasn't much of a basketball team this year. For that matter it didn't have a basketball team last year just a gang of rangy lads who outbeefed their opponents. And Valparaiso's playing lloor is said to be a storeroom. Of all things. A SECTIONAL BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT IN A storeroom: Either Hammond. East Chicago or Gary should have had the tournament because of the central location and transportation. A'alparaiso is off in a corner and the teams will have to go there and board during the tournament. Imagine Lowell or Crown Point going back and forth to Valpo every day. Of course, in all probability Lowell and Crown Point will be through with their rrogram the first day but the players and fans would like to see the balance of the tournament. East Chicago Stung-. It is enough to make the blood boii. At the tournament last year the hardest and most interesting games were those in which LaPorte and South Bend participated. If the tourney had been held this year in East Chicago where there are new gymnasiums. South Bend. LaPorte, Michigan City. Goshen. Elkhart and Gary would have had only a brief journey on the South Shore while the Other teams could hae gone by way of Hammond in short time at minimum farts. If the tourney had been held in Hammond more than likely one would see a nice fight or two for his money. As Hammond and Gary have each had the tourney East Chicago should have had it this year. Is the state board of control made up of men so unreasonable that they couldn't have understood these things if the facts were laid before them? After the splendid accommodations at the Froebe! school in Gary last spring when everything was conducted as good as a Central States Tournament think of spending good money and time to go to A'alpo and natch 'em play in a STOREROOM? And with South Bend and LaPorte out of it to boot. BASKETBALL GAMES Hammond at AVhiting. Emerson at Froebel. and East Chicago at Lowell, are on the Lake County Basketball Association schedule for Friday evening of this week. NORTHWESTERN FIVE BESTS IDWJL 24-15 CHICAGO. Jan. 25. The Northwestern five broke out of the maiden cl..s in the "big nine" race by defeating Iowa last night at Patten gymnasium. The score was 24 to 15. It was a two-man gai- all the way. with Underhiil opposed to Bnnnick. The former counted IS points for the victors and Bnnnick 13 for his team . With the exception of aj basket by Gessler, Underhiil counted nil the points. 11. in the second half. Iowa still has to win its first game. TIM GIBBONS TO BUTTLE BOB HOB CHICAGO, Jan. 25. Eddie Kane, manager of the Gibbon brothers, Mike and Tom, is in town. Eddie has Tom matched with Bob Moha at 21 iKfaukee J on February 6. The nw club there.) piloted by Frank Mulkem and .Too iirn-: stein, has the match. After that likht Kane intends to take Tom east for a j series of quarrels, winding up with a Billy Miske match in New York. Ac- j cordinir to Kane, Tom has trimmed j Miske twice and can repeat. Eddie is j angling for a Lester Darcy match for Michael and wants to stage it In Milwaukee, which he thinks is the logical spot. He figures that with ringside seats as high as $20 that battle will draw a sum not far short of $100,001;. Tom Andrews is hot after this fight. PHYSICAL INSTRUCTOR AVilliard Thomas, athletic director at
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. r -I News was received from Darenport, la., today telling- of the death in that city of Jerry Mcrarland, sporting- editor of The Davenport Democrat, and known to Hammond football fans for hia praise of the 1 i Clabbys In the colnmna of his paper ' i i following- the Davenport-Hammond 1 1 j game. McFrland's aoconnt of the game was reprinted in THE TIMES. McFarland, with two other reporters, accompanied the Davenport j team to Hammond and met a great j I ! many of the fans. j : . I I - ! Hartford City, has accepted a position I as physical instructor in the Riley ' school at East Chicago. He will assist j Coach Floyd Murray in recruiting athI letes from the ranks, incidentaially. CUBS TO FIGURE II BIG DEAL Trade winds are again blowing around the Cub headquarters. President Charles Weeghman has been running up a long-distance phone bill wilh amazing recklessness for the last fewdays and he finally admitted last night that all the expendiutre of time and money was due to a chance to get a needed athlete from another club. AVho the athlete may be. what club he will come from and who will go in exchange are things that AVeeghman will not speak about. It is only known that at the present rate of progress the deal will be consummated tomorrow. This is on the authority of th.i Cub boss. It is reasonable to suppose that the man sought is a catcher. Managcr Mitehel when at Chicago recently expressed a desire for a good backstop, and since then AVeeghman has had a line oft for such a gent. It wouldn't occasion ajiy surprise if Ivy AVingo should turn out to be the one involved. He is at present doing business as a member oi" the Reds. An effort was made some time ago to land Frank Snyder, but the idea was abandoned. The Cardinals placed too big a fi: jre on that particular athlete. DARGEY T PITTSBURGH. FA.. Ja:;. 5.--Les Darcy. middleweight champion of Australia, has been matched to meet Al McCoy in a tenrouiul bout a Madison Square garden. New York, March 3. Darcy will receive JijO.ooo as his end of the purse. The announcement was made following the receipt of a telegram from Darcy's manager saying the match luvd been closed with Grant Hugh Browne and the tight could be held either Feb. 12 or March 5. Dar;y selected the latter date and announced that he would close his theatrical engagement several weeks before that time to train. Larcy is appearing at a local theatre. Former DePauw Gridiron Star to Fight for France. I GREENCASTLE, IND.. Jan. 25. John M. (Jack) Foote. of Chicago, former DePauw football star, has volunteered for active service with the American Ambulance field service in France. Foote enlisted at Chicago, and will leave for France within a fewweeks. Fote was captain of last season's Old Gold football eleven until he withdrew- from the university early in the year. He is the second DePauw football man of the last four years who will see service in Europe, Fred Hamilton now being with a Canadian line regiment in France. BIG GAME AT WHITING TONIGHT (Special to The Timks.) . WHITING, IND.. Jan. 25. The Whiting high school auditorium will be the scene of a great basketball game tonight betwet n the Whiting Owls and the Elgin Collegians. The Elgin boys are all ex-college stars and have held the championship of Illinois outside of Chicago for several years. Their team is captained by North, who plays right guard, and who is considered one of the best men in the region. Addicka, who was captain of the team last year, is playing the fordward position better tha ever. Lingren. their star utility man. is still with them. Ryan and Ansel are this year's additions. The Owls were out again last evening for a stiff workout. The boys are working hard for this game and for the IaPorte game to be played Saturday at LaPorte. The team will present the same line-up that was in the game against the Ex moors. The Polarines ought to get going good against the strong Englewool Presbyterian team of Chicago. This game will star at 7:30 and will be a fitting- prelude to the Owls-Elgin encounter. MITCHELL IS OUT WITH BROKEN HAND M1LAVAUKEE. AVIS., Jan. 25. An X-ray examination yesterday revealed the fact that Richie Mitchell suffered a broken hand in his recent fight with Freddie AVelsh. This has necessitated the calling off of the Johnny Kllbane fight at Cleveland. Mlcthell will be out of the ring for a Month,
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