Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 52, Hammond, Lake County, 17 August 1917 — Page 2
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n i Liiuuiy tif! GARY Ez-Prosecutor Made Heir to Mayoralty Manlove to Works Board. CHANGES IN GARY CABINET Comptroller Jireei A. rattsrson, formerly prosecuting attorney, incceedia? George Maalove. President of Board of Public Tr-rkj Ooorje Kiilova, succeeding" V.'JtU- roitca, "h- r'?.. Ct-iir ctaige vui fc uzu& later. Mayor B. O. Johnson esecnted what Is believed to te a piece cf political stra-tegr tcdy wLen 'na made siakeup to him cabinet at lrr city hall. The new " heir to the hrono" is Jsmes A. Patterson, formerly prosecuting attorney of Lake county, who becomes comptroller in place of George Manlove. transferred to the presidency of the Board of Works. Should the mayoralty for any re&aon become vacant Mr. Fat. terson will automatically become the mayor of GaryMr. Manlove, who has been comptroller for 3a j ears, succeed William Fulton, who resigns as board of works had. Mr. Fulton previously was city engineer of Gary and before that chief engineer of the Gary Land company of the steel corporation. Mr. Manlove before becoming city comptroller was for a few years counsel for the Gary Land company, of which Capt. H. S. Norton, is the resident general manager. Season Not Given. "I have no reason to give out for making the changes." said the mayor. "Will there be any more changes?"
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Mea's and Groceries MANUFACTURER OF HAMS, BACON AND SAUSAGE. WHOLESALE RETAIL. ICE MACHINE COOLED. PHONE 77 HAMMOND. 81 STATE STREET. SPECIAL SALE! Chickens are very low priced this week. Spring Chickens, 24-3 lbs 24c Freali Pig Hams, 10-12 lb. average l5o Leg of Lamb 22 J Boiled Hams, 7-9 lb. average 31 o Fresh Made Hamburger Steak 15 Fresh Heme Made Pork Sausage 18d' Beef Tongues, fresh or pickled 25 Choice Cuts of Beef Pot Roast 18 Fresh Home Made Liver Sausage 16 2 lb. T:A of Comp'HiTid Lard 65 iJl.M.J tiki C-ill-'t.' -UtiV'-ri. oUC Columbia Spaghetti or Macaroni, 3 15c pkgs. for 30c
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Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. he waa asked. "Well, nut any more for today," which is taken to be significant. Mr .Fulton, it is believed, will devote his time to his oil and supply business. Patterson Well Known. The new second in command at the city hall, is a lawyer. Mr. Patterson served two terms as prosecuting attorney, making a flr.e record. A few years aa-o wh- n he livd at East ChicRgo they wanted to run him for mayor there. Are Sworn In. Messrs. Manlove. Fulton and Fatterson assembled at the mayor's office at 9 o'clock this morning where the changes were effected. At first it was planned to have, the chants effective early next week. But Mr. Manic ve and F'.'ton at once resigned from their resr offices. Mr Fa iter sin was thereupon named comptroller and immediately sworn in by City Clerk Francis, r. Manlove was then sworn in as works commissioner. Bonds were Bt once nrrangod. Mr. Manlove gave 3.noo bonds. Mr. Patterson fS.onp. THE TIES' HCl Atchison Aemican Beet Sugar American Car Fdry. American Locomotive Anaconda American Smelting Baltimore and Ohio Canadian Pacific America n Can Co. New York Central Chesapeake and Ohio F.rie American Steel Fdr Great Northern National Lead BAKERY Ind. 613 Calumet Ave.
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Union Pacific 1X6 Lj Utah Copper 104 Wabash 11 Willys Overland 31 V CHICAGO GBAIN PUTUBE3. WHEAT Sept.. 12-01. CORN May. $1.09: P"--. $1122. OATS May. 57Te; Sept , f)4'4c; Dec. 54 Sc. CHICAGO XXVE STOCK. HOGS Receipts. 7.000; market. 3" to 50 up: mix -d. $17.50 fi 1 S. 75: good. 517-75 5 18.60; rough. $1 7.00 ft 17.25: light. $!7.10S18 6O; pigs. $12.00) 15. 6": heavy, $ 17.00ft IS. 60; bulk of sales. $17. SO j IS. 55. CATTLE Receipts. 4.000: market, weak; beeves. $815 "& 14.90; rovvs-heif-ers. $4.50 f 12. SO: stockers-feeders, $6.10 35 9.25; calves. $10.00 214.75. CHICAGO FEOD7CE. BUTTER Creamery extras. 40c; creamery firsts. 3912c; firsts. 3S??"33c: seconds, 3S 'a 37 ijC. EGGS Ordinaries. 29H'ff3l4c; firsts 34 'a 35c. LIVE POULTRY Fowls. 13Hff23c; I ducks. 1719c; geese. 161J1SC: springs. 22 ? 25c: turkeys. lSc. VEAL 60 to 60 lbs., lofc; 70 to SO lbs., 16'5 17c: 90 to 110 lbs. 17fll9c; overweight kidney, 140 to 175 lbs., 14 15c: coarse. 11 12c. POTATOES Virginia, bbl . $4.25 ft 4.40; Minn.. $1.35 ft 1.40; Jerseys, $1.50$ 1.73. HAMMOND COPS AFTERJ3LACKERS Hammend cops are after 'slacker?.'' Working w:h federal agents, the police will eorr.b Hammond for nonregistrants. Trains will be met and every man between the draftable ases will be questioned and thrown in Jail if caught without his registration card. Many fake addresses have been investigated by the police at the request of the exemption board. These men travel from place to place, and if questioned ahow their registration card. But sooner or later they'll be arrested, for if the draft has run over their number they"ll have to answer charges of being a deserter. ASKS DIVORCE. A petition for divorce was filed in the Hammond Superior court today for Mrs. Emma Wilson from Norman A. Wilson. It is said Mrs. Wilson is now proprietor of Wilson'e restaurant on State street, having purchased her husband's share. The Wilsons were married December 7. 1855. and separated August 6 They have two daughters. Florence. 21. and Madeline. 19. Mrs. Wilson asks a decree of divorce and custody of the minor child. The divorce complaint was prepared by Attorneys George Eder and r. E. Boone. In It Mrs. Wilson alleges that during their married life her husband treated her in a cruel and inhuman manner. CASES IN CITY COURT. Cases returnable next Monday in Hammond city civil court before Judge Fred Barnett follows: Pugh vs. Pugh; suit on contract. Schmidt vs. Cohen; suit for possession. Bunnell vs. Eser, et al.; replevin suit. Hannah & Hogg vs. William Kf.i?er; 3uit on account. DIES AT HOSPITAL. Frank Waner, South Chicigo, died last night at Englewood hospital after several week's illness. He is survived by four children. Mr. Wagnr was a brother of John Wagner of Hammond who was killed in Michigan a year (igo. Fune.al arrangements have not been made. FINED $12. John Hamstra, Roseland. was fined $12 in city court today for violating a city ordinance in driving a truck over Calumet boulevard. TO BUILD COTTAGES. J. S. Rlaokmim ompany have taken rut permits for frame cottages costing 1.5'0 each at fii9 S-'herinan street, and 59 Shertn.-m street. J. P. Smith is the contractor. A $1,000 frame residence will be erected for the company at 25? Pine street by Contractor William Hower. DELUXE THEATER. Enid Bennett, the Australian beauty, and one of the most popular girls on the screen, is supported by an all-star cast in th film. "The Mother Instinct." which features at I'eLuxe theater Punday. Several hundred people were used in the big courtroom scene in this picture. Tomorrow Bessie Love, the girl star of "Triangle." displays her equestrienne ability tn "The Sawdust Ring." a picture filed amid real circus surroundings. William S. Hart in "The Sheriff's Streak of Yellow'" is an added attraction. KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS REMODEL NEW HOME The Hammond Knights of Tythias are spending $1,700 remodeling the upper floor of their new home at Ogden and Hohman streets, and will later remodel the lower floor. The lodge hall is to be on the second floor and the elubrooms below. Nine candidates received the second degree Monday night and the third is to b given next Monday ni?ht. U. S. NEEDSJ3TEN0GS. The government is very much in need of stenographers and the Hammond postmaster has been requested to give publicity to that efTect. Both typists and stenographers are needed. ALL ARE WELCOME. Every mother and father of a Hammond soldier or sailor should join tonigh the Soldiers and Sailor Aid association, which will meet at the court house. When our "Sammies" begin fighting
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rflncK's The Original SVIalied Rliik Upbuilds and svutains the body No Cooking or Milk required Used or Vz of a Century Substitutes Cost YOU Same Price. in earnest, then the aid association will do its best work, helping destitute families end aiding th boy far off in m dingy trench. , The meeting; will convene at 8 o'clock with J. T. Hufton p-.-o.-iding. Resume in September. Noon-day Chamber of Commerce luncheons will be resumed the midCif of September. areord!r.g to Jesse T. Wilson, president of the association, today. County Treasurer Erown Issues Edict Regarding Young Fellows Who Pay No Poll Tax. (Special to The Times ) CROWN POINT, i.NU, Aug. 17. County Treasurer M. .1. Brown is going after the fellaw who enjoys the privilege of citizenship and refuses to pay his poll tax. Convinced that there are thousands or dcliurs cf unpaid poll tax that can be collected Mr. Hrown is determined to to after it hard and some young chaps who find Lake county levying on their personal property may be surprised soo i. If they pay now they may save themselves a lot of money. ' County Treasurer Lioun points out that the law compels him to collect this tax and moreover the Indiana State Board of Tav Commissioners has sent the county ofi'icial the following letter: "To the County Treasurer: "Section 10::31 Burns" R. S. 1314, defining the duties of the State Board of Tav Commissioners, provides among other things, the following: " 'FIFTH To see that all taxes due the State are collected. " "SIXTH To enforce penalties prescribed by any revenue law of the State J'or disobedience of its provisions.' "We call your attention to this law. an dwe shall insist on you performing your duty as ,he law provides. At this time an appeal is made to everybody to j be patriotic ard do his duty to the government. This should include duty to' county and state. Every citizen, as a I duty he owes to the county and state, I should pay thj taxes due from him. If all delinquent taxes shall be collected, there will be a large increase in the public revenues. Often these delinquencies are due to 'the carelessness of the officer or his failure to impress the public with its duty to pay taxes. "Serti,.n 103.'G Burns" R. S. 1014. says: " 'County auditors shall not be authorized to credit the trasurr with any uncollected delmrju- ncy for which he claims credit, uniess such treasurer shall show, by proper returns as above provided, verified by his Oith or affirmation, that he has diligently 5,,;i;ht for and has been unable to find any personal property from which to collect such taxes, or that having made a lev y, .he waj enjoined or otherwise prevented frim making sale or collection by a court of competent jurisdiction; and in all cases where he has failec to make demand upon residents who are delinquent or to levy and sell when personal property can be fotnd in the county, out of which to niaite the tax, lie shall be liable on his official bond, for such uncollected delinquency and ten per centum thereon." "Every county treasurer is charged with the total of fill taxes due and is not entitled to credit on this charge unless be can sho- that he has made every effort required by lav to collect all taxes. The treasurer should not stop with collecting taxes voluntarily paid, but he should se that all taxes are paid. "Yf trust that you will see the importance of these suggestions and that it will not be recessary to call your attention to thein further. "Respectfully yours, "STATE BOARD OF TAX COMMISSIONERS." MILLER HAS NO HEALTH OFFICER Town Also Gets Ready for Lake Shore Drive Other News. (By THE TIMES Correspoadent.) MILLER, IND.. Aug. 17. Miller is new without a health officer, Dr. Wharton who held that office having resigned at the last meeting of the town board. The meeting was held partly to hear remonstrances against the paving of Grand avenue from Forest avenue to the shore line of the lake. No remonstrances were presented, so the board authorized the clerk to advertise for bids for a modern city pavement twenty feet wide, the same to be yaid for by special assessment. A declaratory resolution was passed opening up the remainder of Grand avenue tn Michigan street. The . deeds for the lake shore dune which -Judge.' Wildermuth expected to present to the board were held up by some technicality and will not be ready to sign fop another month. When tftys square of fine roads is finally completed and a lot of now idle land openedup Miller is going to be proud of theV far-sighted policy of her present ortici.VS. wno noi oniy naa a vision of MilVr's future development.! but a plan to Jcarry out that v ision and
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th:3 in the face of constant and' discouraging criticism. The Woman's Welfare Cub will hold i's regular meeting1 this afternoon at 2:30 in the town hay. Mr. C. U. Cook returned Thursday mornir.K fro mRluewater, N. M. Misses Mary Paul. Jep.n Milliner and Vera Wilson of Wabash. Ind., are ftuests of Miss Clara Peterson at the beach, left for home Wednesday, while Misses Frances Dinkmeyer of Chicago and Marie Johnson of East Gary will remain till Friday morning.
CM Gil MD ROD CLUBJD0IH6 WEIL It Now Has 73 Members, Shooting Grounds and Fishing Preserves. Enthusiasm was as rampant as bullheads around a good lot of bait at the Gary Gun and Rod Club meeting at Gary Hotei last nigrht where President Harry Sommers wielded the gavel. A membership of 73 was reported and it was de ided to keep the charter open until September 1 (oyster opening day, by the way) as a lot of good sportsmen are away on their vacations. Tom Marshall, gun and rod editor of the Chicago Examiner, was named an honorary member. The club has shooting grounds at 23th avenue and Virginia and fishing preserves at Lake Wawasee. WILL ST. PAUL TAKE OVER M. C? CHICAGO. Aug. 17. The separation of the Michigan Central railroad from the New York Central system and its operation as an independent line In the near future has been reported. An unconfirmed rumor is to th effect that the Michigan Central will be taken over by the Chicago. Milwaukee and St. Paul railway. This, by making Arrangements with the Lackawanna road from Buffalo to New York, would complete the lines of the St. Paul from coast to coast. Other reports say that the only changes to be made in the Michigan Central will be in the traffic department, making the road independent of the New York Central. MUCH ENTHUSIASM AT EAST CHICAGO The East Chicago committee, which is, working on the organization of a state j militia met again last night at the, Chamber of Commerce rooms and made I reports on the day's work. There is much evidence of success from the industrial side. The other divisions are meeting with less enthusiasm. The industrial committee of Messrs. Potts, Hulst, True and First willj meet today at 1 o'clock. Further re-j Ports will be made and a committee of j the whole will be held the day fol lowing. NOTICE OF CALL AND TO APPEAR -FOR PHYSICAL EXAMINATION The following named persons are hereby notified that, pursuant to the act of Congress approved May 18, 1917, they are called for military service of the United Statf.s by this local board. The serial number and the order number of each of such persons is thown below. They will report at the office of this local board for physical examination on the 2rth day of August, 1917. at 4:00 o'clock p. m Any claim for exemption or discharge must be made on forms which may be procured, or the form of which may be copied at the office of the locsl board, tind must be filed at the office of this !orl board on or before the seventh day after the date of posting of this tiotJce. Your attention Is called to the penalties for violation or evasion cf the Selective Service law approved May 18, 1917. and of the rules anc regulations which may be consulted at this office. Order Serial No. No. 33 3152 Carroll, L. F., S73 Erie St.. Hammond. t :66 25?j Szarkowski, P. J. 280. Ash St. Hammond. PIo?ki. An. 341 Cedsr St.. 25 26S7 Hammond. 268 IIU'i Potts, C. M.. 157 Ind. ana ave. Hammond. 263 2124 F. G. Clemnt. 234 Detroit St. Hammond. 270 1673 T. George. 559 Indiana ave., Hammond. 171 US7 Kowolski, C, 72 Dearborn ct. Hammond. Tomski. S.. Subway. Gibson. 27o; TODAY Extra Attraction The Xoted Stars Peggy Hyland and Mare MacDermott in The Sixteenth Wife A wonderful picture. Don't Miss It. i
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329 3798 Hrurenger. T., Box 85. Dyer. 330 2607 Tolley. C. 156 Russell st.. Hammond. 331 2473 Zielinski, S., 225 Cameron st., Hammond. 333 3313 Korlin, E., 315 Kar.e ave., Hammond. 333 1470 Marchka, C. 343 Ash st., Hammond. 334 645 Schmidt. H. J.. 443 Sibley st . Hammond. 335 2135 VanDrumen, G., Maynard Road, Highland, Ind. 336 2622 Veith, Harry. 414 Tine St.. Hammond. 337 218 Mecke, V.. 30 Clinton st.. Hammond. 333 820 Franklin. C. South Hammond, Ind. 333 1334 Thronton, F, Hammond. 340 30S4 Reichart, A., 6SS Price Pic. Hammond. 341 50 Dunray, Andy, 643 Mass ave., Hammond. 342 3245 Eckstein. H., 40 Sheffield av . Hammond. 343 8123 Ratkowski. P., 513 Ames a... Hammond. 344 1611 Frisk. D. O. S.. 380 Hon. -nan
st., Hammond. 674 Buetner ,J. F.. 601 Logan st.. 345 Hammond. 346 3558 Hartman. W. S.. 38 Gostl;:i St., Hammond. 34T 2778 Skrzysek, P. A., 136 John son st., Hammond. 31 Mjeller, C. Hessville, Ind 34S 343 1 432 Honquest. T. E., 4S3 E. State st.. Hammond. 350 1727 Mueller, Willliam, R. F. D.. Hammond. 351 2047 Lautenslager, W. H., 47 Rus sell St.. Hammond. 352 3S35 Kunca, J.. 106 Columbia ave.. Hammond. 353 3711 Clemens, S. P., 70S Hohman St., Hammond. 354 3230 Glover, X). i. 461 Oak st., Hammond. 355 2S17 Trakas, A., 351 Hickory St.. Hammond. 356 2740 Pokorski. A. T.. 16 Waltham St., Hammond. 357 951 Koenig, K., 5S4 Summer St.. Hammond. 358 1S4S Grose. H., 763 Claude St.. Hammond. 353 3376 Dordajak. J.. R. F. D., Hammond. 360 2662 Stallbohm, E R. F. D., Ham mond. 361 1570 Criafg. A 166 Sheffield ave., Hammond. 362 3332 Gaibo. A , 144 Dearborn St., Hammond. 363 2884 Paxton. J. H.. 22 Zachaer ave., Hammond. 364 28S5 Tauley, Edward E., 450 Ash St., Hammond. 365 1S17 Pulkowski, F., 43 Company House, Hammond. 366 2577 Gossett, E. A., 141 E. State St., Hammond. 367 388 770 Goit, E.. 244 Michigan ave., Hammond. 882 Sjramo, Mike. Hessville. Ind. 363 3570 Cox. Wm. W., 34 P.ussell st.. Hammond. 370 207S Gregg, E. L., 817 Claude St.. Hammond. 677 Dibos. Ed. M.. 1134 Hohman 371 St., Hammond. 372 2113 Lyder, W. A., 924 Erie St.. Hammond. 373 2360 Vakovich, S., Forsythe ave. Hammond. 374 743 Curtis. A. J., 228 Lewis st . Hammond. 375 2263 Campbell, F. E.. 590 Hoh man St.. Hammond. 375 3304 Nau .Felix. 752 Walter St.. Hammond. 377 3450 Kozik. T.. 178 Company House, Hammond. 378 2532 Rogardski. J., 112 Towle st . Hammond. 379 3736 Lawell, C. J.. 340 Cameron st., Hammond. 380 2758 Bassow, C. W., 477 Summer St., Hammond. 381 1868 Alexanderson. C, 439 150th St., Hammond. 352 1509 Phillips. N.. 727 Walter ave.. Hammond. 383 3S63 Higginson. J., 74 Plummer ave., Hammond. 3S4 1211 Bopadopolos. A., 470 May st . Hammond. 385 525 Drzewicki, F., 42 Columbia ave., Hammond. 388 3342 Katzback, H.. 392 E. State st., Hammond. 387 1417 Sobooz, F.. 1 Company House. Hammond. 388 1574 Law, Wm.. 424 May St., Hammond. 389 2034 Spanier. A., 286 Truman St., Hammond. 390 2434 Payne. Fulton K.. 767 Wal ter St., Hammond. 3391 3770 Dankowski. M. 153 Wabash ave.. Hammond. 3D2 3087 Pocuchamski. F.. 485 Chicago ave., Hammond. 333 780 Moes. H.. Post Office, Hammond. 394 153 Blavawt. J.. 209 Huehn St., Hammond. 335 3435 Hedinger. H.. 95 State St.. Hammond. "36 56 McLaughlin. J. G., Hessville. PASTIME TODAY HAROLD LOCKWOOD in a five act feature "THE HIDDEN CHILDREN" SATURDAY JUNE ELVIDGE in a five act western feature "THE PRICE OF PRIDE" SUNDAY BRYANT WASHBURN in a five act feature 'THE MAN THAT WAS AFRAID" 3K SUNDAY The Charming Actress Enid Bennett in The Mother Instinct Also One of the Great Triangle Comedies. Farnum in "AMERICAN 23JJE