Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 6, Hammond, Lake County, 24 June 1918 — Page 7

MontTnv. Tune 24. 1018.

THE TIME! Classified Advertisements

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Wanted Male Help

WANTED Men steady work; 37!c per hour. Chapin & Co., Columbia nvenuc and I. H. B. Tracks. tf S LESVEN" Win can qualify bh to :negrtty n id successful past record. an make permanent jud highly prort?.b'e .'onnff'ion with stock proposition of highest merit. Leads furnished with strong: frR8 ntza t ion support. See Mr, Grove. General Sales Manageer, 22 W. F:f ' h ave. Gary. G-l 4-' f WANTED Experienced b-okkei Draft exempt or one in def, i red . srlcatlcn. Apply. Mr. Stephen. Jr.d. Gas S- Elee. Co. Hammonti. per. S - 0 WANTED Men; stead v work. 40c rr hour: free sleeping quarters. Chicago Feed & Fertilizer Co., Osboni, lnd. 6-lP-tf V XTED- Young man IS to 1 years of age. Bring reference. C. J. Lesser. 66 State st. Hammond. 6-20-tf WANTED Young man, good reputation. Ledger clerk. Apply Auditor Wm. H raver Tank" Works, Kast m 6-20-3 Chicago. WANTED Torter for Tndiana Harbor Auditorium: Rood work for night man. 3426 Michigan ave. Indiana Harbor. 6-20-3 WANTED Men. Wells Fargo press Co. Hammond. 6 Ex-21-4 WILL CTVE free place for kitchen and privilege to serve dinner in first class rafo; one block from amusement park, to rook who is A1 on fish and chicken dinners. Address 6401 South Park ave. Chicago. 111. 6-22-3 WANTED 4 men years of age to between 21 and 4.1 art as switch t endei s. J lft per mo Apr! j. I. H. P. Tml. Can use 1 arm men. Hump Office. Oibson. fi-22-3 WANTED Fireman at Gas Arr'y T. J Meara, Gas Work" menu. Works. . Ham-6-22-.1 WANTED Laborers for construction work. Vppiy. gat? or Green E .g Co. The A. A. Lane Const rucuoo Co. East Chicago. ti-2t-i WANTED Good Drill Press men. Steady emtikmiiciit. Graver Tank Works, East Chicago. 6-24-3 : oun g ma n IS to 20 years Aoplv, Pup. Truman and 6-24-t? "Id. 'or general work MrTtn-v BrUlnif Works Sohl sts. Hammond. WANTED Barber. Harry's, st. Hammond. ;i State fi-2 (-3 WANTED "Watrhman for yi work. Wm. Ablborn fc Co., se1! st. Hammond. ird: nient ' Rus-6-24-.1 WANTED Drivers Co. 7! Sta'e st. America n Hammond. Express 6-21-2 painters and paper-hang ers- all round men; union sea'.r; open vm ' Albert Surra. 4018 Tod ave.. E. hicago. 6-24-1 WANTED Teamster, experienced union man; the v.ork steady. Reekman Supply Co.. 26o Michigan ave.. Hammond. 6-21-1 WANTED Auto mechanic: must be experienced. Frank S. Betz Co. 6-24-1 Situations Wanted. f;Yrf 14 years, with whfl. who is familiar with East hicao and Indiana Harbor district wants work during summer months: can cue refer-cn,-s. Wri'e. James. Times. Hammond. 6-17-tf WANTED Washing to do Fayette St. Hammond. at home. ISO 6-24-1 For Sale Automobiles. FOR PALE Elgine. 6: fully equipped: (rood car: reasonable price. Room 9. 1 S 5 State, or 162 Fayette st. Hammond. 6-13-tf FOR SALE 1-ton Corliss truck: splendid condition. $700. or will trade for good pleasure "car. 476 Hoffman st. Hammond. 6-21-3 pvR SALE 7 pass. Cadillac; ria.ps condition. Andy Xavin, Stb'ey st. Hammond. first 211 6-2 1-6 FOR SALE Ford touring car. 5 pas : also Excelsior motorcycle. Alex Rakal. 4S54 Kennedy ave. East Turago. 6-22-3 FOR SALE 2 "in Kissel truck: good. running condition. $710. fi'M t'hu'Hg eve. rhone S32 East Chicago. 6-24-1 FOR SALE Cheap. 1 ton auto tru -k fullv electrically equipped: tires and end motor in excellent, condition. Address. Thomas May. 9S Clint oi sr. Hammond after 6 p. m. 6-24-3 For Sale Motorcycles. 2ND HANS MOTORCYCLES. Excelsior. Henderson. Indian, FirVv, T-inders. Thor. Yale. Eagle. Sears. " Davton. Motorbike. Excelsior Lightweights. o-.M on easv pavmcrs EXCILSIOK. AUTOCAR SALIS S.OOM. 91 State St. Phone 2459. Hammond. ' 6-24-3 poR SALE Twin Hurley; also sirglr Indian motorcycle: also concertina: 1st class condition, cheap. IS l.'ifith st W Hammond. Ph'Tit 3431. 6-24-3 For Rent. FOR RENT Hall, suitable ng any business. rhone Chicago. for start -1125M. E. 6-21-6 FOR RENT House ished, permanently roe sr. Hammond. comnletelv furnCa'.l 114 Mon-6-22-t FOR RENT 4 room modern flat, furnished for light housekeeping:: elec and beth. Inquire, 419 Indiana ave.. rear Hammond. 6-22-2 FOR RENT 7 room apt. cor. Hohman and Webb St.. furnished or unfurnishedpossession July 15. Phone Hammond 124. 6-22-2 FOR RENT 2 and electric. room cot's ee. Phone 1S2,"i:. with bath Ham mond 6-24-1 FOR RENT Store 652 Hohman st : 1 block from court house: with r. livins rooms In rear. Phone 1044.1. Hammond 6 - - 4 - 1 Room and Board. ROOM ANT EOARD For respectable man. in rrivate family; .' miti from rrmrt hmise. 4 Clinton St.; 2nd flat. Phone. 3276. Hammond. 6-22-3

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! Real Esfate Bargains

FOK SALE New modern six room bungalow, hard wood doors throughout, kitchen cabinet, laundry tubs, etc. South side, one block from car line, within walking distance of the Standard Mecl ( ar Lo. I'rice excep-i, tionally low. Small payment balance like rent. IIARCIS tv MOORE, Phoix 6-S-tf. I n.i TL .1 TT1 .1 "amill"lin FOR SALE OAKY. Now houses In enter of cit. Applv. Joseph Frost, 522 Brjadway. Telephone, Gary 291. 3-27-tf FOR SALE New modem r room bungalow on easy terms. Comer of 140th and Hickory street? M tllllinnni ! , paved street; one block from car line. 6-13-10t I am building on Elizabeth; street and State Line seven mo.lcrtv hiuiffilnws. Come and see them.' Owner on the f-is-iot premises.

sii FOR SALE- 1 One of the best bsirRa'ps that we i have offered this yea r. 1 a rtre 6-room j rn.infrw f-i fno oondl'ion tllin 1 lilock ! of (i'c pes r.ffiro. now vac-m. a'l.t ttn- ! n e.l.q'e possession can be Ei'.cn. Price i ,,. ,--.rt ,asii. balance mort jiaee. If! vo'i will look ;it !t s - propcrtv vii wj'il buv it. c.o.o'.yn, Mevn tv Co. Hamnior.d. 6-2i-3 FO R S M ,E 6 r-mrns a let ;i.. fr st re--"; car h block f ro:n Owner c ' n notice. Ce i

FOR SALE 20 ft. lot on Conkev a v.- . ti. nr M'-t.ro.. s: ; ; ba rca i n a: 5 3 1 1 0 : owrer od casli. Apply at 23". Detroit st. Hammond. 6-21-3 TWO PIECES -or property n Mor.ticel'o. lnd. Would exchance for 1 piece vT nropert y in IHn.t.iond. Ind. Inquire at 5 7 4 Suron-er st. Hammond. 6-20-3

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ic and Harrix n park. One Hammond Country c'ub. pive possession on short .31 Mason st. Hammond. FOR SALE Mod'-erj 6 tec wrh sun parlor. 1 hlor Mne; bargain if taken at ,- io1 u posses inp . "'a',i 441 phone ;;0 40 Hammond. nunc Mm a r i i mined- ' ct : 6-22-6 ; FOR SALE." room rnrt.it-: "0 ft. lot. pas ar'.l parage, IflOii. 413 iak st. rhone 2103. Hammond. 6-21-1 I "OR S LE Modem South S'd bungalow, sas. water, ciectric. l.pl base-n-eni, furnace b.eat, heater, bard wood floors. 3 bedrooms: Karate. 37'. ft. lot. lawn. P'not-e "11. sbrtiberv. 130 Detroit Han-.1r.0nd. 6-22-3 . FOP. SALE -Modern S room house en j 7.5 feet o Hammond : ' gronno: nsi. location iu hot water heat. gerage. fruit arid shade trees, lawn, f tc: ownr bas other property t o Mr. bmM l"ord r-n hence 4 16 M a v 6-22-3 reason for se'i ns st. Hammond. FOR SALE 2 lo's. 1 and 2 H!k 11: l'.i'.tb and Cedar soil at on.e. t'aK fan Foley. l. Indiatia IlarLor. Mh Add. s ; m 1'-, Cedar FOR SALEI'bone Ham o fr oad. lo 1 10; f n R. Pll II e r FoR SALE Wbot wants strictly irodeern 6 room hrick. hor ny ideated houe: lot '. 1 1 0; sh rulievie:. chicken bouses, getden. et.:.: biggest bnrgain hi Hammond: acnunt rf war leaving city; easy te mis. 17.. al'ham s;. 6-24-3 FOR lit' land SALE On easy payment's. te 4 room brick hungalow on a-e., pe;ir S'hb.v sr : close I. I'bemtcal plant and other rea f Cen-indus-t-al tries r a..i y good 1315: ,.f West Hammond. Bran pew and to pinve mto at ori'e, will accept auto as part pa vmnf Call rhone kev at 6!ft W. S:biey st. "West Hammond. 6-24-3 SUMMER HOMES FOR SALE- A great bargain. Furnished summer cottage on inland lake pear South Haven, near Michigan Vntra! and pere Marouet'e. Hood fishing and bathing: cottage includes S beds. ta'r,if.j!. chairs, range, o:l stove. Ice box. all necessarv cooking utensil. On ojiek sale, will inchidce boat, fishinjr ta. kie and canopy too lawn swing. Time t-i responsihle partv. Will take Libertv bonds. Call Whiting S7SR. after 7 P. M. 6-24-1 FOR SALE Hoffman St. SO east of Hohman. wor'h will take S'".r).00. Phone 4!f in? at 6."0 p. m. Hammond. feet; just SI 300.00: anv eyenFOR SALE worth $1X00. El izabeth st. ill take $w0 balance mrn Ila m mond. r.o fer r rpl.ck sale d ress ycr.n tou hi v. P. 2 rt). FOR 4 0 I SALE S Ash M. house. it-md. u; "0 ft. lot. Ham i r. 6-24 Lost and Found LOST Some'ime bird (parrakee. green witn few red pe? and verv tame. Thursday, small a. sma 11 ra t rot I feathers: children's Finder picas" call The Times : 1 0 0 Ha mm otid. 0-14-2 LOST Friday a. no, pair on Hammond car: finder 7H7. Hammond. Reward. of glasses ; picas rail j 6-22-1 THE PA R T V W ho found brown leather handbag lur e 13, may k"' P ' money: please mail bag and contents to Irene Van Slyk. 47.0 Michigan ave. ! Hammond 6-22-1 , LOST P. I fo'd. Cor, tains about e of owner Finder return and na'T1 Tino-s offi Hammond. $2". reward. 1-22-'; LOST Small p and gold chain mond. Reward irse conta'n'ng at Morion depot. 7or let urn. F. H lit aeon 11 '. 17 hi t go. LOST-- P .eke! book $75 and valuable t-i rn Times of f i -e con ta in io, sr about key hie reward : reHammond. 6-2 4-3 LOST At the circus wreck. Saturday 2 small black and white dogs morning. 2 belonging to eral reward re o t t h e i ti .i u re r l ; a r b -.11 be paid 'or any iuf opnin t ion Phone 20 5 leading to 1 la mmond. f.h ir recovery. Times office. 6-24 or LOST Picnic bisket at Lake Front. Friday evening; reward if finder will call phone 2118. Hammond. 6-24-1 Wanted to Buy. WANTED TO Bl'Y 2nd must be in 1st class Fauer st. Hammond. band bicyct. cotidition. 4.' 6-24-2 i from SS.OmO tl "WANTED A home $7.00fl; prrfernbly bet. Stat., Hlf,h land the Motion and State Lino -Phone Hammond 8.32M. Hammond 6-24 Wanted to Rent WANTED Ily middle aged bachelor. room within walking distance Bets Co.. with c- without board. Address. I P. O. Box ST. Hammond. 6-24-1 i

Wanted Female Help

W A ITKI Cat alii- colored woman Kirl for c-ne-!il )husi work hv v t i; Appi.v veninsr only. 4 3 In cr 1 1..' t ave. Kast iNiicajto. 6-1 Mf I , I i. ral I Fust I 1 7 - l f ! W. TK1 v (S hi'itj-e w(ir! rl or woman fm- ; 43IK .!r...tt vv. 6 NT1.1tte st. A upri'i.l ice Kil ls HHiumund. prl is 1 i 6- l'J-1 f ! W A X TE D K pe retired li.uM rc sj.f.viv nd tiurx l'cil!,nt (.poor deer cl t k. . .'.lira ! with' u nit . A v ' . I -mi-. teth.-n. o. In. I. tins 7l-mmoiid. V L.er. o. 6-1 S-6 VTl .li .....d s t'omi n 'o work in Ham m o n .1 k i' Chen. ( ount r v -r XTKD Experienced cirl for v-enernl l-.ousew-ork - si. Turner. 1 S (Jlrn-bi'.-Park. Phone 400. Hammond. to-21-3 VATFD A wnifrnsc . .. i llanimond Cafe, Ml State 6-22-3 street. Hammond. ! WANTED Youi-i; !aiv j Kf.'iplne and ,-l.Ti.al I oi;. with Some peru-n. to rlo stenowork: prefer c lnd. IlarIntiiana llar-6-22-2 ii i- j.ninin r .v odl Co. bof. W VNTED 2 v. aitresses and 2 UK-llfS at Ont-. l.lrx-rOo h.i... (Lsh1 t OfMll. Iloii-6-24-0 H.o. k me. Apply T'losda; In.liuiiii Harbor. W XTFD I. 1. j.i.rir.. for rea in t. pa rlor. 6-24-2 Sib For Sale Miscellaneous. T-l -- -W mm w - - i UK unreaeemeel Diamonds and Railroad ;vatcnes. Liessers Reliable! Loan Bank, 65 State Street, i Hammond. Open evenings 4-18-tf ;Get the habit: pay less; buy jfer cash; at the "Hammond (Furniture Co., 212 E. State street. Look for the clock in center of sign J. Arkin, Mgr. -,5-tf ! We Buy Liberty Bonds for ICash. Real Estate. : JULIUS FRIEDMAN & COMPANY. 5 TorsytBe 1.,. EhrI ChleaBo. i I'bone S3. -an-v 1 Stranb' nnen luster without grease. Price! raupe, t,;;i Hohman f lio tl, . i mend 6-1 ; FOR RENT OR v.itho-; fixture tain, tahlcs Bnr (?ar rase ,md fee S VI..E S'o-e. with or s. including socla f oun - I .hairs, candy o.ie. ci- 1 box. at oi2 Miehisran.l Phone 1703. Hammond. 6-is-tr ROOFING SALE. cm r.-..ocrs and Ruilders. 3s. in 3-p!v or green slate roofing f " ", per . regular puce. J3.50. Emil 'Mmas Oakley ave. Phone 220 5; Res '4 67 .mend. 6-lS-tf ! I j 6 I 4 Har F'"R SALE 1 Safe 1 Steam Roj'er 3 Hat Case 1 Imbrella Case 1 Shipper's Desk ns band rower Wahlhe 624 Chicago ave. East fbb Macb a co. new 6-20-Spe cial sda v Cash Iiarirain for luesday: Kac: Rti.cs, reular -2 value. 81.1.) (one to a customer). Hammnod Furniture Co., -42 K. State St.. Hammond. t-n-i FOR SALEfropf. Q r-! mond. vr-rh n st. a I i n p f r. r Piope 2 1H2 Harp. 6-24-1 BILLIARD PARLOR For sal nr)J sacrifice: good reason ling. 4712 Forsythe ave. Fast 6e: (ash f..r -.e. Ch icngo 2 4-3 eod FOR SALE 2 show rases and cah register, cheap. Phon Hammond .',4;' .02 Hohman St. Hammond. fi-"4. For Rent Furnished Rooms Cool, airy oewly furnished rooms, $4 per week and up. AVALON HOTEL 162 State St. rhon 16.1?. Han-mond. 6-1-tf r workS o w e r 6-21-7 FOR RENT Furnish er3 at C ihscu; . Y . ba ' n s ; rf s 1 a u ra n t . d roorps fr M. C. A Hammond. FOR RENT Large. nghr room: sll modern ronientences, with privileges for 2 gentlemen or married rourle. References exchanged. Apply Atlas Ridg , Apt. loo. Mrs. Culberison. 6-22-2 FOP. RENT Large, room, suitable for : ave. East Chicago. 'easatit front 4740 Rarrmg 6-22-3 FOR RENT- 3 furnished rooms for light housekeeping 3321 Com monwealth ave. Ind Harbor. 6-22-3 FOR RENTr. hie fr j ,,r 2 st. Hammond. - Fu rn ished gentlemen. room suif679 Hoffman 6-22-3 FOR 9 RENT Eii'-nlshed Doty Phone 12 31 room, modern. R. Hammond 6-22-2 FOR R EXT Nicely i Dmmmnnd st furnished room st Indiana. Harbor. 6-22-3 FOR RENT Furnished roorri for 1 or 2 211 Highland st. Phone Hammond 17 5 4. 6-24-2

Ham- I FOR RENT room furnished house; 1112 I complete. Including piano, for si.n--2-2 4-2 j nier. Within 5 minutes walk of p o i -'60 Truman aye Hammond. 6-24-2

FOR RENT Nicely 22 7 T rumen ae furnished Hammond. room s. 6-24-3 FOR RENT Furnished room for 1 or 2 gentleman. 2H Russell st. Hammond 6-24-2 1-ok KK.NT .Modern suites of housekeeping rooms Inquire Hotel, ss State st. Hammond. light Rex 6-24-1 FOR RENT Iarge light room; ai modern ronvenienees. For 1 or ; gep. tlemen or married couples: with privileges, preferences exchanger!. Appl. tls Mldg.. Apt. lor. Mrs. Cuiberrso-i' Fast Chicago. 6-24-2 FOR RENT D bciusekeepitiK. Indiana Harbor. sirab'e room for light 36 4 Pennsylvania eve 6-24-1 FOR RENT 3 rooms w i-h bath for light housekeer.ing ; no children. 423 Bauer st. Phone Hammond 1307R. 6-.24-1 Boarders Wanted. BOARDERS WANTED Would like 6 gentlemen boardere at 3 47 Pine st. Phone 1094 R Hammond. 6-20-8 WANTED Boarder, ave. Hammond. 367 Truman s-22-3

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M not be re.r lns; b!e for deb contra, ted by any I '-rsnn aftfr thi (!a:c. K. J. but myse ;i:or.;e. I nd I flaw are St. 6-19-K) lurl. Jf Morris tubi, doe., not call within ds for w.igui lf't for repairs, same will be sold Tor charfres. FELIX MACeWICZ. We debts not t rai i i b resp.nsihle y any one for a n v but our1 1 MR AND Mr?. ALEXANDER RldlEY .IOSEPH P.1CHEV. Indiana Harbor. Indiana 6-24-: NiTI'-r; (,y FINAL SETTLEMENT opj 1 ".STATE. j IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COCRT. MAT TERM. 191V. IV THE MAT-! Tllll op THE ESTATE OF CATHERINE cook. No. )-;;. 4 Notice is hereby Rien In the Heirs. LejjateeK and Creditors of Catherine Cook, deceased, to appear in the Lake Superior Court, held at Hammond, Indiana, on the 9th riny of September, l'HS and show cause, if any. why the Fin;il Settlement Accounts with the estate of said decft.lnt should pot b approved; and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof of heirship, and receive their dis: rib.c ive shares. 1TNF.SS the flerk or the Lake Su perior Court, at Hammond this 17'h day of June. Llfc. HERBERT L. WHEATON. 6-24 7-! Clerk Lake Superior Court. IN THE I NITF.D STATES DISTRICT COURT FoR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA. IN BANKRUPTCY. IN" THE MATTER OF JERRY D ONEIL. VOLUNTARY BANKHLPT. ! i " a t sr." xo ? vs. To the creditors of Jerry D. O'N'eil. olunt'!iy bankrupt, of Hammond. Lake County. Stat of Indiana: i . ami ! 11 ot you, ate hereby noti fied that on the i:h day of Ma v. A. D. CMC Jerry D. o'Neil was duly adjudg.-d a bankrupt, an. I tiie tirst meet mst of his creditors will h" lo'd at the Federal Curt Rodin. I in uii.ioii.i. Ii.l:aria. at one oYlork P. M. Monday, July S. 13H, ft 1 : which time the creditors n: y attend, I prove their Iji.r.s. ftaii:m lii.- b,inUrupt appoint a trustee and transact sucii f.irthei busmc s as may properly . rime 1, f- re siid mretinp. IN op.r.FR TO RECEIVE CONSIDERATION' AM claims must be properly ndorei on the cu'er side thereof with (the name of the bankrupt, name and adj dress of creditor, amount claimed, and I name and address of (ounsel. if any. ! HARRY C. SHERIDAN. ' T'.eferee in Rnnkruptry. Ir.kfor. Ind., June 21, 1015. 1 6-2 4-1 GIVES 13 HITS AND FANS 17 M OH I,AN CITY. IND., June 24 The Roseiand Eclipse gave th HaskeMParkers their first defeat. ! to 2. Oris worked a steady game. Cramer was hit hard. but fanned seventeen. Duffy starred with three b;;s. Score: Eclipse. r po. 1 3 A. 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 1 Erigle. "h. Solos'. 2b. Oner.s, If. Torn 'st. if. Rradsw. rf. liuibh. rf. Lane. Ih. Dixon, c. Du ft' . s. C 1 i S :" . P . Totals 1 1 0 0 1 , 1 1 1 2 1 0 2 I ! I. Haskell Barkers.

r. b po. a. e. Sp'ski. 2h 0 0 5 1 0 T'ough y, rf 0 1 0 1 t Shinski. ss. n n (i n l Fading, lb. 0 2 5 1 0 Eggles'n. c. 0 117 3 0 Cramer, p. 0 o 0 2 0 Wilson, if. 0 0 0 0 0 Winkle. rf. i 10 10 Loom:.", T.b. 1 10 2 0 Totals 2 6 27 11 2 Eclipse 0 1 1 0 2 2 2 I 09' Haskell Barkers-. 0 o n n o o 0 2 0 2

The War Savings Pledge Card is a little note written to Uncle Sam to assure him that you are with Hm in the war and that you intend o stay to the finish. 60 ORDER YOUR WINTER COAL NOW Do not wslt un'il fall you may be too la'" to get it. If you do nor have th ready cash, call on us We will advance von what money you need nn let ; ci pay tt back In small monthly payments, allowing you twenty months' time if you desire it. or 1f you prefer you ran pay in full at any time, and only pay interest at legal rata for actual time loan is rao.ed Loans made on p;anos. furniture, fixtures, etc. PRIVATE AKO CONFIDENT. IAL, DEALINGS. Provident Loan Co. Room 3. Panama P.dg. 14S-150 East State S'ree.. Near Orpheum Thtatre. Phone 323. -'A -3 -A Mr 5 CHICHESTER S PILLS Ladled Aaa Jr I'rusHx tnt . kl-rliw-trai WU,.Trr..jA hnm. ,4 with F.l BiKh-i f ITak other. II,, f Tar V ,1'raaaiM. ah-ti ii t-nir H.TrStf vein kBewti u ueit.sifest. At, Reliant SOLD BY DRl'GGiSTS EVtRVWHE ecExsuxx imcim JANUAET 30, 191B. EAST-BOUND. FROM HAMMOND. For Cincinnati 12:45 a. m WEST-BOUND. For Chicago :4 a. m.

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HAMMOND III TIE Soldiers and City League Champions Engage in Lively 3-3 Combat. CITY LEAGUB STANDING.

W. L. Pet. J Aris tos f) ft 1 11O1I 1 Albany Parks 5 0 l.oufi HAMMOND R 1 .S33 Braves 4 2 .667 Cicero s 3 .FOiO Romeos . . 2 4 Ideals 2 4 3"J I'odser Training 2 4 . 7i " .1 Murb'vs 0 5 .''00 Jake Stuhls n 6 .01. i Corning with a rrord of not having lost a game Ihis st-n-ioti. Camp "uster's famous ball team received a shock at Hammond jesterdav when th City League champions harried the soldiers to standstill for eleen Inninp, the Stme being ailed with the score 3 and Score: Hammond. r. h po. a. e. Wallr. 2h 0 1 2 ?, 0 Kr.ight. T.b. 0 3 110 t'ass. If. 0 0 4 0 0 Kommers. cf. 1 14 10 Poole, ss 0 112 0 Rhode, rf. ft 0 10 0 Thompson, lb. o 0 0 0 Hudson, c 1 0 12 2 1 Reynolds, p. 1 2 0 2 0 Tor a is 3 g 33 11 1 Camp Cnatar. r h po. a e. Sheehy. cf. 0 0 4 o ft Shtnners. ss. I 1110 Pi le. rf -!b. 1 2 12 1 0 Kirby. lb. 0 0 0 0 1 Kaiser, rf. ".0 13 0 0 Kelly. ?b. 1 ,12 2 0 Shot", r. c - - 0 4 f. 1 Rmz, if. 0 'n 1 0 0 Herman. 2b. i 0 2 3 2 Krapp, p. 0 0 2 6 0 Totals 3 S 33 13 4 Custer 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 3 Hammond 00020010 0 i3

Two-base bits Kommer". Poole. Kelly. Double play Kaiser to Platte. Rase en ba'! Off Reynolds. ;"; off Krapp. Struck out By Reynolds. 11; by Krapp. 4. Empire Ousack. GREAT GAR f ress'.ng ! 1 a i n s of Ca 'he Sierra Nevada muntains of California with an autmomie in the la?e spring is nothing less than an adventure, and he who attempts the trip, experienres seme of the trials of the arctic explorer. Two intrepid residents of Stockton. Ca!.. F. R. Withers and P. W. Vtckerson, are ready to verify such a statement, fcr late last rronth. thy accepted the 'haMenge of the snow-covered peaks and the snow-choked passes and conquered them after a grueling battle with deep drifts, waged in a driving snowstorm As a result cf thi achievement. Withers and Vickerson can boast of the enviable distinction of being the fl.-st motorists to drive to Lake Tahoe from California this season, and the Oakland "Sensible SU" in which the arduous trip was made, has gained new laurels for motor power, stamina and reliability. -The drifts that the Oakland drivers encountered in crossing the Sierra Ncadns averaged more than four feet t depth and the snow was so soft that it was necessary to shovel paths and lay canvas and rlanks to get trartion." said Ed J. Bohling, local distributor for the Oakland Sensible Six. "The sturdy little rar. with more than 3 1 ooo miles of touring already to Its credit and carrying a half-ton load of equipment, tools, tires and gasoline, went through snow before which the stfge line bad surrendered, a surrender that necessitated the delivery of mail on snow shoes. "For several long stretches of the, journey, the Oakland literally hit a snail's pace, but it continued to buck the snow and crawl up the steep slopes without a whisper of complaint. The car pulled for wonty-one hours in lowgear. One eleven-hour drive took the early mountain-climbers only one and one-third mile nearer their goal. Ten hours of snow-fighting on the following day put but another miserly mile behind them. "After five days of snow fighting and mountain limbing, the Oakland finally pulled into Tallac where the drivers celebrated their triumph on the shores of Lake Tehoe It was a short celebration, however, the orgy consisting of a hasty luncheon and a visit to the postmaster, who signed the affidavits of arrival. Within two hours, the rar was on the road again, bound for Carson City and Reno "A day and a half was consumed on the ride across Nevada to the !voreees' haven, where the Oakland drivers rested for thirty-six hours. They ihen started westward on the return trip, covering the 225 miles between Reno and Sacramento in twelve hours and finishing their victorious Journey w,ith a fast 52-mile run to Stockton, which was made in seventy-four minutes or at a speed of 4 4 miles per hour. Not a bad average for a car that had labored on mountain grades and in deep snow for five days. No repairs were made on the trip, nor was a tire change necessary. Transcontinental tourists undoubtedly- will be interested to learn that the road bv yyhich the Oakland crossed the Sierra Nevada. will not be open until sotnoume tms month." UNION GIANTS, 3; GARY, 0 The t'nion Giants traveled to yesterday to give the home boys a 0 whitewash. The score: Jiary 3 to Union Giant s-0 o 1 o 2 Gary 0 o 0 o o 0 Batteries Crawford and and IkJilfht. 0 0 0 3 9 1 n o n o 3 i Brown; Fisk

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Yesterday's Heult. de eland. 3: chii-ago. 2. Washington. ; Philadelphia, 4. St. Louis. 4; Detroit, 1. St. Louts. 4: Detroit. 2. New York-Roston not scheduled. Oamaa Today. Chicago at Detroit. Cleveland ht St. Louis. Boston at New York. Philadelphia at "Washington. NATIONAL LEAGUE W.

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CHICAGO -New York Boston Philadelphia Pittsburgh Rrooklyn Cincinnati St. Louts 37 29 ' 4 7 24 Teatarday's Ktult Chicago, 3; St. Louis. 2 I'ittsburgh, 4: Clnclnati. 1. Pittsburgh. 16; Cincinnati, No other games scheduled. Games T3day. St. Iouls at Chicago. New York at Bost.m. Rrooklyn at Philadelphia. Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. REISLER TO KEEP "OFF'N" RING GO MILWAUKEE. WIS.. June 24. When the John J. Reisler-Jack Dempsey Injunction suit was ready to be presented to court f.-r f.nn! d 'ctsion i-ntnrdoy it was p-' r-" 1 hv L- "' I v l.Mt it cvn-proj-it'" '.. .-.,g-eri v., as permit tr.e Fultor-Pempsc .. f.g '-i et F.uP r .. July 4, without eey attempt to stop it through court orders. It was agreed to hhf Dempsey deposit S5.000 in cash with the court, the same to be paid over to Reisler If be wins the suit and to be returned if Dempsey wins. After wrangling all day k was derided to drop ali litigation un'il after July 4. so ttf not to interfere with the big ma'ch in Ra'timore. The rompromise reached settles everything; until after the contest Is hId. MARTY CROSS GETS DRAW WITH DOWNEY DAYTON. O.. June 24 Marty Cross of New "York and Bryan Downey of Columbus, welterweights, fought fifteen rounds to a draw Saturday night. Downey forced the fighting throughout. Downey had Cross in a bad way at the beginning of the first round, but Cross weathered the storm, showing great rty spect for Downey's punching prowess in the remaining sessions.

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SCULPS ALL SAINTS Clouting the ball to a'.l corners of the lot the Columbia A. C. of West Hammond n.'f'-atrt the Ail Saintt.. 11-5. White was the star performer of tha game, gfiting 10 strikeouts to his credit, lie k pf the Saints to the two scattered iuts until the ninth, after two down, a walk and four hits n.-tieri lour runs. Tlo Columbia drove two pitchers to the clubhouse and bit til ihird one fairly. At the start t tie O. A. C. started out with one run and score.! four runs in the second on a. base on bails, two hits, two fielders' choice and a sacri&e My. White wa- never iu danger. Ha had perfect support from the men in bark of him. The. feature of the game was catches by K. Liizen and Schaf-r. Steve Jabcjwskl. who played second base eght years for the West Hammond team, will leave for th- colors Wednesday. He wiil be missed by h:s teammates. Pre re: Columbia A. C. , r. h. po. a.. E. Lietzen. ss. 2 0 12 1 Flip, Cb. 1 2 0 2 0 Jablowaki, Lb. 0 2 10 1 Zimm. If. 2 2 2 2 0 Miotke. lb. 2 13 10 Rabenhors, rf. 1112 4 Barber, c. 0 1 22 3 3 Kowalskl. rf. 11110 White, ' p. 2 10 3 0 Totals , 11 11 81 15 4) All SaJats. r. h. po. a. Schafer. lb.-p. 0 0 12 3 1 McDoughlen. Sb. 0 112a Zorn. rf. 2 2 12 0 Poroel. 2b. 1 0 S 2 0 Hanlon, c.-ss. 0 0 6 2 3 Leriger. If. 1 1110 Dolton. cf.-p. 0 0 o 3 U CVih. .-.-?. 1. 1 2 2 0 le, p.-cf. C 1 1 2 1 To'9 Z fi 2 19 6 Jr". - " v'ayc -''itn-A t i -chafer. Struck out by White, i:. jJoyl, 2; Do!, ten. 2: Schafer, 1. Extra base hit Three-base hit. White; two-ba3e hit, Zimmerman. Hit by pitcher By Boyle. E. Litzen. Rss on balls Off White, 4; Hoyle, Time of game Two hours. EXTRA INNINGS PRINCESS THEATRE. BALL GAME Extra innirg ball games came thick Jand fast at the Hammond ball park over the week-end. The lawyers and bankers played 11 to 13 in nine innings Saturday and postponed the decision until next Saturday when the game will be played over. Attorney V. J. McAleer at shortstop for the bankers was the sensation of the game. Hammond and the Camp Custer team played one of the best games seen here this season yesterday which ended in a tie l:i eleven Inning's. Firestone Cord Paramount Defiance Congress Batavia Mason Pullman Keystone Goodrich Imperial Summit Corporaflo