Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 4, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1917 — Page 10

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THE TIMES.

CITY LOSES BEEP IIS INJUNCTION

The supreme court of Indiana yesterday reversed the derision of "the Lake county circuit court and knocked out for all time the city-wide deep sewer system launched by the board of public works of Hammond, November 19, 1913. For five years Hammond lias marked time, waiting for the deep sewer system which was t. re 1: eve lamentable' conditions in the, downtown district as well as the outskirts. The deep sewer syste n wi'l never be built. The condition .still exists. Only by the construction of the deep sewer system in sections under separate contracts a intthoJ which the supreme court decision appears to favor can the lonij needed improvements he made. To follow this plan the city has to wait on the initiative and petitions of property owners. The deep sewer system as first plnnnel was a million-dollar Job which the I'nited Const'u.CoM Company a union of the biggest contractors of the city was formed to hike care of. The plans provided for a t f ilrrat ion and sewaco disposal plant and for power to operate the street lights. Opposition developed and the beard rescinded action after a suit. had. been entered by the Anti-Sewer; association and in the spring of 3 ! 1 4j started the project anew, eKminritii e the filtration plant. The contract was awarded to the United Construction Company, June 3, 1914 for $:!). 735. l." u-in I a bond of $2S.0 put up. The Anti-St wcr association started injunction proceedings and Special Judsre J'aulis in the circuit

court found, for the construction company and the city two years ago. The antis appealed to the supreme court which reversed the decision of Judge Faults, announcing the action yesterday.

CIVILIAN RELIEF FOR HAMMOND The far reaching- organization of the Red ("toss overlooks no opportunity to Mo relit f. It l as been a tremendous task to orr,iri;:e the different departments of the Red t'ross. The organization now of the civilian relief is about complete. It. J. Heed, supervisor and director for family relief, was hi Hammond last :i!Kht, spending two hours with C. It. Corldn, chairman o!. the Hammonl chapter of American i Cross, and sri .trici'mctrs were made so that within fourteen days the Hammond chapter would ha-.e a civilian relief commute. The duties and obligations of tliia committee are to take care of families who have soldiers t the front and ate in need of assistance. Can any man. woman or child subscribe to a fnd that Is more humanitarian in its principles than the American Red Cross? The more you investigate this wonderful organization of relief, the heartier must be your support;

Death of Young Man. Herman William Schauder, son of Mr. and Mrs. 'William Sehauder, 340 Johnson street, tiled today of heart trouble and the funeral is to be held Sunday afternoon with burial at Oak Hill. The young man was IS years of age.

City Is Sued.

Attorney D. E. Boons has filed sui

in the Superior court apnmst the ci

of Hammond for ?3,13n damages claimed

by Amanda Tase, who fell in front of TS I'lunimer avenue, injuring1 herself. She states the fall was due to the unsafe condition of the sidewalk.

and Sailors' association Is to be held in room 1 of the courthouse tomorrow venlng at S o'clock. The association is not affiliated with the Red Cross.

Found Dead in Bed. When Mrs. Emma Casey, 5 49 Morton court, went to call Theodore Redding, i boarder, this morninjt, she discovered he had died during the nlfi'ht. Reddintf ,.as a foreman at the Standard Steel Car company.

XIDES BIKE; JUGGLES ICE; INJURES GIRL Cenevieve Hasselbrock, an 8-yenr-oTH school Kir!, sustained a fractured leg yesterday afternoon when she was -truck by Kay AuMrni, 1SS Sheffield avenue, who was ridinp a bicycle and carrying fifty pound:? of ice. Dorothy Hretlsprecher and Charlotte Etcher, two of the- injured RiiTs companions, told the police the boy was idinK on the side wa lk.

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Association Meets. A meetinpr of the Hammond Soldiers'

Five more arrests have been made

by Gary police for violation of the pres

ident's proclamations, making a total of

45 since war was declared. Mike Kochich, an Austrian bartender, destroyed Red Cross advertising matter. He was arrestee on information given by a government officer. Steve Oreskovich, a Croat ion. "talked his head off." and George Simpson, Scotch-Irish, also made "siurrinR remarks." Henry McDonald and Stanley Midugiris were locked up for not registering-. Last night Government Investigator Rragdon paroled Peter Fhilcholl, John Anderson and George Revington. who

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Have purchased from Bunnell Auto Sales Co. the lease on salesroom at Russell

I and Holiman Sts., and agency for all cars excepting the Ford. si

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Get your order in early for one of these classy cars while the price is down and wc can make deliveries. The constant increase in the price of steel spells higher prices and curtailed output. DON'T WAIT! ACT TODAY!

HUDSON PRICES Hudson Phaeton $1650 Hudson Cabriolet, 3-pass.. Touring Sedan, 7-pass $2175.. Hudson Speedster, 4-pass. F. 0. B. Detroit.

$1950 $1750

DODGE PRICES

Dodge 'Standard Touring Car or Roadster S 835

I Winter Touring Car cr Winter Roadster S1000

Sedan or Coupe : $1265 All prices f. o. b. Detroit, Effective April 1, 1017.

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Thursday, June 21, 1917

AMERICAN PRINCESS A RUSS WAR WORKER

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Best Quality Service

Where Your Dollar Buys the Best

Congoleum Bugs

Best Quality Service

The manufacturers of Congoleum Rugs have authorized us to make a special price on their product for

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I'rinccss Kadziwill.

Although her husband is 9 member of the Austrian nobility, Pi incess Radziwill, formerly Dorothy Deacon of Bostor., is bending her efforts in the alleviation of the suffering of Russia's war victims.

had been arrested lor "insulting rema rkS." Mr. Brandon was to hold another investigation this afternoon. "Slurring remarks will intern a man from now on." said the investigator.

GARY HONGR CITY

Capt. II. S. Xorton reported from Xew York today that Gary is on the honor roll at Washington. She leads northern Indiana by $20,000. The grand total is: Industrie. Steel Co. $ 4,500.00 American Bridge 550.00 Sheet Mill .. 2,500.00 Gary Screw and Bolt . 300.00 Tin Mills 2.500.00

Total $10,350.00 Total of day .. $14. 474.68 Grand total $43,194.95

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FINANCIAL ' GOLUUl June 21.

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Atchison 100 American Beet Sugar 94 American Car Fdry. 76 American Locomotive 91 Anaconda S2 Baltimore and Ohio 72 Canadian Pacific 160 American Can Co. 4S New York Central 90 Colorado Fuel 51 Central Leather 93

70 -.163 107 50 9i; 1 j 103

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Chesapeake and Ohio Crucible Steel Erie American Steel Kdrs. General Electric Great Northern Maxwell Motors Mexican Tetroleum Norfolk and "Western Northern Pafiic

Pennsylvania

Peoples Gns Republic Iron and Steel Reading

American Sugar 120 Southern Pacific 53 Southern Railway 21 Chgo. Mil. and St. Paul - 75 Texas Oil 209 U. S. Steel 127 T'nion Pacific l"fi Utah Copper 111 Willys Overland 72 CHICAGO GRAIN rUTUXES. Wheat July, $2.03: Sept., $1.7SU. Corn July, $1.53U: Sept., $1.423i. Oats July, 62ic: Sept., 52?ic.

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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. ITofrs Market, plow, 5 to 10 lower:

mixed. $15.1." 5f 1 6.05 ; good. $ 1 5. 1 0 1 C10: rough. $1 1.10 fj 1 5.35: light. $1 4.9i 17 15.95; pigs. $11.00 1 4.70. Cattle Receipts, 4.000 strong: Ivoves, $S.75fi 13. SO; cows-heifers. $5.75 "n 1 1.71; stockers-f eedors, ? 7.1 0 H 1 0. 75 ; texans, $11. OOfj 15.75. CHICAGO PRODUCE. Putier f'reaniery extras. Sfi'-ic: creamery firsts. 3Cc; firsts. 34 -fj 35 Vic; seconds. 32 Ti 3 lo. Kggs Ordinaries, 26';??2Sc; firsts. 2S'i ? 29Hc. Live Poultry Fowls, 20'ic; ducks. 11 !R17o: geese. i:?f lie; springs. 25 280; turkeys, ISc. POTATOES Cars. 3n, new Wisconsin. $2. SO to ."$3.10: Minnesota, $2. SO to $3.10; spriTgs. $3.15 to $3.5". VEAL 50 to fin n,s, I7i lSc; 70 to ?0 lbs., lS4(?f9s: 90 to 110 lbs., 1 9 S) 20'ac; overweights kidney, 15(5 17c.

CHEVROLET PRICES Chevrolet Touring $559 and SS75. Chevrolet Roadster . $535 and SS75 F. O. B. Flint. Our agency territory covers Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago, Indiana Harbor, Hegewisch and Burnham, 111.

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HAMMOND, IND.

DOUGLAS AND HOIIMAN STS. PHONE 2GG.

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION'. In the mattiT of the Estate of Raymond J. Sweeney, Ieceased. No. 1668. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned , has been appointed administrator of said Estate, by the Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Said Estate is supposed to be solvent. A. Ml'RRAY TI RNER, Administratpr. Dated June 2, 1917. 6:7:3

9x'32 Hugs regu&ar price SH2.50 Special Price $10.80 Gx9 Mugs regular price $6.25 Special Price S5.4 Qiher sizes are reduced accordingly wfeisfe vy3 bps aifieFSBSGti Hop titans week only at' $QO.0 (BASH ACT NOW

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lots forty (40) and forty-one (41) in Stafford and TrankKs Addition to the City of Hammond, Lake County. Indiana. Said sale will be made subject to the approval of sa'.d Court for not less than two-thirds of the full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and conditions: Onelhaif (i) of the purchase money, cash in hand, and the balance to be payable within six (6) months, evidenced by notes of the purchaser, bearing 6 per cent interest from date, waiving relief, providing attorney fees, and secured by mortgage on the real estate sold. YENS ANDERSON, Administrator of the Estate of John Rust. Deceased. J 14 21 2S

FOR REN'T OR SALE Dairy farm of 270 acres, and one of 2 10 acres; best of ,soil. near It. R. station, on stone r.vul. Dr. F. Hraginton, Hotel Trenier. Chicago. 111. 6:ltf

GRIFFITH

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The Ladies' Aid society will meet in the basement o the M. E. church, Thursday afternoon. A surprise party was given last evening in honor of Miss Yalrie Prott.

Thirty yourlg people gathered at th

M. E. church parlor where an enjoyable time was had. Miss Prott an.l her mother expect to leave for Detroit, Mich., soon. Miss Molly Clark of Odin, Ind., is visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs. Clarence Wray.

fSernnrn Miller and Miss Rose StarkXH

were married today at St. John's Catholic church in St. John, at 9 o'clock. A wedding dinner was served at thy home of the bri.le in St. John. A large number of invited guests were present. The newlyweds will make thetr home in Griffith in the Mercer flat on the South Side. Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Malmstone and the latter's sister, Margaret Woods, loft Wednesday in company with relatives and friends for Chicago for an automobile trip to Wyandotte Cave, Ky. They go in two cars and carry a romplete camping outfit. They expect (o be uone ten days.

.Automobile Bargains RARE BARGAINS IN USED AUTOMOBILES ON ACCOUNT OF HAVING SOLD OUT INTERESTS IN ALL CARS EXCEPT FORDS:

Super-Six Hudson, 1917 Houck wire wheels,

I price $1,825, selling price - SHOO

19.1 o .National Silverton tire cords, bumper, looks like new. 1916 Oakland Six Chalmers Starting and lighting system, six good extra tires 1915 Abbott Perfect condition, starting and 1916 Grant Six Like new

lighting, 7-passenger 400 1916 Case 7-passcnrjer, perfect condition. . 450 1916 Dodfje Winter top 450

1917 A elie Like new 1916 Overland Panel top delivery, starting and lighting system . .' 1916 Davis Just like new, extra casing, bumper 1916 Overland Six cylinder, 7-passenger, like new

a Babv Grand Chevrolet

700 475 300

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650

750 350

These cars are all in first class condition and are being offered at these prices for quick sale. These cars to be seen at

taiifieirs Ford Place

506 H OHM AN ST., HAMMOND, IND. PHONES: 650651.

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NOTICE OF SAUl OF REAL ESTATE flY ADMINISTRATOR. The undersigned, administrator of the estate of John Rust, deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Lake Superior Court, he will at the hour of 10:00 a. m.. on the Tth day of July, 1917, Hammond, Indiana, and from day to day thereafter.

until sold, offer for sale, at privats.'

sale all the Interest of said decedent, in and to the following described real estate to-wit: Lots sixteen (1), seventeen (1T, and eighteen (IS), in Mock seven (7), in Franklin's Addition to the City of Hammond, Lake County, Indiana, anl

TUBE FBliSSTffl

Flags were never before so hard to get as at the present, time; everybody wants flags and the demand exceeds the supplv. ', THE TIMES

has a limited number of 3x5 foot and 4x6 foot, fast color, sewed and printed striped flags that will be sold at the following low prices: 3x5, SEWED STRIPES, each. . . .1.00 3x5, PRINTED STRIPES, each.... 75

4x6, SEWED STRIPES, each. . . .$1.25 These are bargains: the supply is limited and when these are gone no more can be had. First come, first served, get your flag now!

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