Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 64, Hammond, Lake County, 2 September 1919 — Page 1

BAIT f 1 if TTVTII BEST READ NEWSPAPER IN COUNTY FAIR WEATHER FULL LEASED WIB SEBVICE. On streets atd newsitr.a. 3 per copy. Delivered by carrier la Hammond a.nd West Hanunoiid, SOo per month. VOL. XIV, NO. 01. TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER L 1910 IIAMMOXD 1XDIANA. gy i-wf m mi m ir era n ess r- i f r:

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L A Strikers Stop Workmen at Car Plant, Police Come to Their Aid. If threats made by strikers at the Standard Steel Car plant in Hammond materialize there will be serious trouble there tomorrow morning. After some disorder, which took place this morning. Chief of Police Peter Austgen of Hammond ordered his men to arm themselves with sa'wed-off shot guns when they go out to their duty in the s'rike zone tomorrow morning. PICKETING ON LA-ROE SCALE. 11-kcting ef the great Standard plant v is resumed on a large scale this morn1":. The strikers have rickettod the hole strike zone in East Hammond. r; -kPts are on duty an far west as CaluPict avenue end, as far north, as Higk'ind street In the I,yndora section. The picket? stopped twenty men this r- ormng nhc alighted from a Co'urr.bia avenue car while on their way to work - rd ordered them to keep away from the riant. Chief Austeen's men rut in an r rn arance and creared a way through -'-,-' cordon of pickets for the worker? enabling them to go Into the plant. 1 . r a moment It seemed as if trouble on a large ,ra!e was going to T.5ue, b it the strikers made r.o resistance to th police though the officers had condurable effort to pet the men through mi exercised a great deal of patience end tact. ONE MAN IS ASEISTID. John Mednia. Co. House No. 30. who as armed with a pair of brass knuckles, was arrested by the police. Officers C. Fandrci. H. Hesterman and I'.ar-napan making the arrest. Mednia vas taken to jail tn the patrol wagon nd fined $20 and costs In the, Hammond city court by Special Judge Tlnkham. Threats have been made by some of the JBtrikers that they will call out their women tomorrow morning and if this threat Is carried out noting may take place as the women are very belligerent. The police expect to be prepared, however, for all eventualities. CUDAHY COMPANY iS FINED Hold 80,000 Pounds of Meat In Cold Storage From 13 to 24 Months. INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE! Mll.WAVKHtl, Wis.. Sert. 2. Found guilty of holding SO. "00 pounds cf meat In cold storage from thirteen to twenryfcur months in violation ci the cold storage laws, the .Cudahy Hacking Co, Miihael Cudahy, president, was fined S2.300 in the L'nited States court hew today. Michael CudaT.y did not .appear in court, but was represented by rive orfiials of the company. These officials testified that the. meat wan held in storage "because there was no mark for it." They declared that to have placed it on the market would have resulted in heavy losses to the Cudahy company. Death of Mrs. Williams Florence A Williams, wife of Dr. f. T. WiKiams. S8 State I.ine street, el rd yesterday ntornin.ar of a computation of diseases. She was at years ef age.. She is survived by her husband, two sons Dick and John, and one daughter, Mary. The funeral will be he'd Wednesday morning from St. .Te sephs Catholic Church ar eight o'clock. She was a member of the Ladv- Catholic Foresters and Hosary. Street ar men a chiently swung- a weight thiough the plate class winflows of Fensm'si w holesale cigar store r.ii shlng tne tiass wi.ile they vver" tnaklns repaii s .

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MILLER BEACH CLAIMS 7TH VICTIM SEASON'S DROWNINGS aUUt-r Beach 7 Cedar . 4 East Cilcag-o cans-1 3 Wavisrly Beach 2 Lake Oeorgre a FUnt LaJta 3 Lansing' Lake 1 Long- Xaie j Cal tun et Klver j Deep River Miller Beach in Gary claimed Its seventh victim of the season in the presence of thousands of pleasure seekers yesterday afternoon, when a H year oil bather. Francis Cohn, was seized with cramps and drowned. Five minute later his body was recovered by John McMilien and Jacob F.Iumenth.al of Chicago. Dr. R. O. Wharton of Gary and two physicians from 'Tib. ago worked over the body for an hour but failed to restore any trace of life. When he was seized with cramps young: Cohn was swimming out near the second sand bar several hundred feet from shore. Hundreds saw his predicament, but were unable to reach his side before he went down for the third time. The body was brought t" William's morgue in Gary. The lad's address was riven at 2H24 Potomac street, Chicago, but last night It wtys learned that there was no such address and at noon today the parents have not been located, Flf ther or ti-.l he was aceomapnied by friends to the beach is not known, at least no one claimed -to havo knof n b'm The body . 1s described as being about 4 feet six Inches tall, weight IIP pounds, brown eves and biftck hasr. MY. THE TEARS THAT PETER SHED Boudoir Cap and Peter, However, Fail to Fool Chief John Nitz. Peter Kobleta's heart was broken and ho wailed piteously Saturday evening when his f.ve roommates ca.mQ to the-ir ho;-n at 103 looth ph. West Hammond. Their -oom had been 'entered, their trunks smashed and their money gone. Standing in front of the heois.- t.hnse six I i I I I;ussiaris vivvtd vengeance j went inside to investigate. and then i On the floor of their room lay a lady's I dust cap. The window- had been force j open anil directly opposite it was a! window m the next house wh:ch was' ! only about two feet awa. It was plain. ' ! explained Peter, th" womaa next door had done it and haei lett to r cap as -v;- ; dence. A policeman was called. He did- ; n't like to pinch the neighbor woman, j bo he called Chief Xitz. j The chief looked things over, found; the hammer with which the trunks had , been smashed and ended by taking Peter : to the station, iris roommates were hor- j rifled. There it was an easy matter to ! get the confession from Peter. Tli1 money, in all. was found in an old j coat In the attic of the house. Kohiev.t j will be given a hearing before Jtidg.: i KownlsUi in '.he police court this aff-r-i noon. GEN. SMITH PRAISES HIS MEN Not an Arrest Nor a Reprimand Says Leader of Militia in the Strike Zone. (TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL! IMHANAHOI.1S. Ind.. S..-i-t. 2. --Harry H. Smith, adjutant general of Indiana, paid a high tribute yesterday to th; t-pirit of the Indiana men who served in: the Hammond strike district. He said t hat e-v.-ry i,-tn displayed spb ndid obodi- ! tnce to orders and lhat the morale of the units was exctilent. ! -There were 703 men on duty in Ham- i uiv-iia. mjui a'j.h. inn. r-nuin. anu not an arrest was neeess.iry and not a repi imin.l uii g'.v. n. Tie- n oons w ere composed of near from all walks of life, bankers, county and state ofhVials and business men. A strict devotion to the duty of mair-tainnig j;, w and order in ! the state was displayed by all the- nun. '! il is t-ftimatet mat tne cost eu F"n-i-ing the troops 'o Hammond will be botween J25.O0D and J:h", 0n0. All the units have returned to their homes. Advertise in The Tirr.es and advertise again. Results come with constant effort.

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Ernest Smith, Painter, Starts On Crime Career, But Deo't Last Long. One of the i staged in Han this aft-rue.' amateur band! dai.tig hoid-ups was .ii-ni three o'clock b 1 :t ik .st Smith. an !'.-! '1. rough the quickt ittedness of 'i;y didn't last very lonj t'Serk AVm. ltose, but he )ased Ion if enough to show that he meant busun ss, and is now m jai! awaiting a hearing. Smith made his apix.-arance with a! companion, who suc'fdul m making his! getaway, in the Wabash depot w hen h- ' ' confronted Will sJteuiapfel. chief cb-rk, as he witi going t) mail some ittt- rs j across the street. I "Where ou gonig?" he asked Steinap- , I fel. grabbing him by the arm. 1 j "I'm going to these letters, I'll. bt light back," said S. -i.-iap f el. j 1 DRAWS HIS SEVOLVEB. j When he returned Smith g-abhed him and drew his revolver, an ugly looking; Jsiemapfel broke away and Snv.'h -' lii vd at him twice but failed to hit him. 1 Cjty Clerk Kos. , who was about to,' get . tn . h-.ar, heard tbo kiiooting and; snw the attempted hold-up. He rushed j : in his car to the 00!, op station and re-, ! turned v. tth ot'tic, r liins. 1c and Carl- 1 I son. I In the meantini i Towie sti'-.t. was i Northern Trust ,,i North Hohtoao or t . : uiawn lr"in th--: Smith. The la '. ' r up his hands and pocket, almost t ; t ; the $150. bu di v; ; s; l-.-ct. ! The two officers peared on the seen Kmil Schultz. urn 1 up from the j S, in gs I tank, on ; i with h had m iik when lie m-r I i .'erf d htm to throw ; s.-iz'-d his trous' t , g it out and secured! I the money oa : he ' and Hilly Kose ap- i and Rose recognized i i Smith. It didn't lak- the. trio ng to bag Smith and put h!m in jail. ! BILLY'S FRIENDS ENTHUSIATIC. ' Now Billy's frien.is want him to run ! for sheriff ir.st'-ad of r.-corier. 1 Smith is 2s ei'.rs of age. a rainfer. and lives at 2 CI Michigan avenue, above i the flat in which t'a-t. Strong or tnei Hammond pein e lives. t j Smith wiU be aken before Judge i j Smith in the i 'rn n Point criminal; court. IKS 110 10 HAS OEEK ROUGHLY TREATED II. S bu-'ei-.d and law hands sho'ving the result of h.tid i--.anuai lahor. undvrfvd. vA-ejij,'ic tnd diiC' urngcd with life, id e.-n-v -.ii -...id .lames Weils, a runaway Valparai.-o bov . a:s pc. ked up b tini Hammond i lust nighi .1; tie. u 1 1 l' t h t ur t.orners police staami t.a i Lion. I His pitiful I siuii of the 1 1 i true the poor .-x-'ited the compasid police and If It IS .- had ni.aVu than his i h share of troubl". ! About thi-ie . ' got drunk, w i ni James' father and killed his the penitentiary .ur children ithon I w if..- a nd w .is ! for In , I-.av in ill I., ins 1 pilars. j James, with his two brother, wen- separat-. 1 d liferent orphans' ho.'iie:After living in a !ki for a year James was ', Scot:, a lariiier iiv ing whore he has since i board. How ha rd he eh grollig to I e in alparaisj j h-t out to Mike j n. ur Va Ipar also, : ivarked for ins, orki d is show n ; oy his blist- i"..d and law in called for ni clival aid on th :ids th-'l ' pu'-t 'f I the- police. i So Jamts g. t tir i and taking $1.20 of the iarmci's money ho started out tu 1 i loi,k lui, v ui'k and a h: iier home, but; h"S ,raX,,S ''"lV" ,'r'' J 1,1 th Hal5,1-'U"J ! . pvdice station. . h.-re he now awaits :h- . sheriff of V lpai i iso. who will take him bock to his old life. Ja-mes s-ajs h has; a brother. '.5 rant Wells, who works m Indiana Hart or. i who. it he Co .id be fvund, would help!, him. j jQERNER IS BACK FROM VACATION ! II. J . Oetm r w as ex a m -net in . mond off ve of t': back as his arve of the U. S. F.upl, H;-.m-ment service ihl ,,f two wc i ri i i ; lt JoS of th fter a vacati. r ph New. win was in eh a -ire Hammond and Eat Ch'rago offleep .i'lrinrr t!;e vacation periods will leave tomorrow for Chicago, where he find Mrs. Moody j ! will enter the Moody Kible Institute te i prepare themselves for evaneellst ic work. Mr. New has had considerable I i experience in this work in the past, having served as choir director.

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KLLSsian bruled JUMPS TICK, HITS AUTO, LIVES PERILED When r- of ";.-ir's nn'-ltun s'rcot cars juioped 'he ira it while traveling at a 25-mile ho.ir clip on r,th av-nue near Adan.-t sti-et, Saturda v evening.' smashing into an a-itomobiie driven hy J. J. leni.es y. superintendent of construction at the Car;.' mills, pedestrians expccle l to s. e Mo- o. cm anis of the auto killed. The i.nif-n:,in str-t car No. T'M was. westbound on r.eared Adims sid.-rable -per brick o;, th- rr rel the traik it curb i rash i'tr Whit- o I en ncsy v a s l'M'th avenue and as it s'l'eot it had pall ed coni. Striking a piece of ;!. the front wheels jumped headed north into tic into the auto taped serious injury Mrs severely sh-ik-.n up a -el the res-dent -it D7T :m 1 y as cr.nfki! d t Huren street ; esterday. TV.e au'o w -is lama god. Traffic on ilie o was tied up for some quit-- badly Ambridge J time. Another col' is ion between a one in street car end a taxi occur re 1 os ! lav when a Ford bearing license number SSr.753 a-id street car number earn" together In front of 1 troa d vv n y. No one was injured wjio LEAD FIRST ORAK PAME IS OEAO Paul H. Krauss Bandmaster j Dies Suddenly In Wisconsin. Members e.f Orak Shrine of Hammond! todav nf-" m mourning for Haul 11 Krauss. who died in U.sconsm last Sal - ,,r.i ,. u ,,,, ; :,! the e,l,t K-.n.tnia t .--

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.eld in the dis'ret wnen oraii was gania d m p.ioj ,y Mur.a.t of Indianapolis. and Medtnali or . nieago. A yerv notabh funeral n ;'e n lonia 1 is taking in India rape lis this afternoon over tii decedent. The :.! -iswinc bodies with which Mr. Kiauss was iictivt 1y identih d lor man e years will iiia.v iue an escort for the burial. including a uniform .1 detail trm Kaper commandery N. i. Knights Templars; re presenLativ s from the Anci nt Accepicd Scottish I:i;.-; i;..- divan cf Murat tempi-, A icieiit Arabic Order, Nchhs f th Mystic Shriin , and rot'J t vsentativen from the K'-d l'ros i f Con- ! st.a.n-.;ne. j At th.j eemetiry -he .-ervi.ts vv.il be i in the charge "f Ami. nt Kandmarks cige No. HI!1, F. and A. M .. with music .' the Masonic yuartet. i BUTCHER TOO I " tfPErHL TO THE TIME?! l.'i iFIKKTS. "Al.K. IX1 . S.-p ; Saturda-.- n.ih; I'.u o:: .lar.iita. cher vvi.o live' ;C ' a1' -M 1 1 i a Inr Ave ito tsdale, went coaie dri.uk and i based i;s wife ai lover with a butcher h iiife. threatening 1 o kill her. Someone called the Hammond police i and Janata was arrested 'in officer Horlbeek ii.6r-ti vv : t h he.n-, harder-' This morn r In the Hammond city iurt. Janata's wife forga,,. J.ici and fused to r-ro.-e-'i' l.lm so he wa'ven a s call r;t'e o' $111 b .- gru-. in! Jjud - T.nkham. j

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and American sa:lii-r hushainU leavir.e f SAYS WILSON DOESN'T CARE ABOUT LABOR Federated ShopCrafts headj Criticizes President as Indifferent to Workingraan f !STERNT!ONL CHICA' o . S. i t. NEWS SERVICE! - I lion -r 11 no ge -r.i! strike ,; railway si ia!iei today in protest pmen will hi E-iin.-t Prest ! nt v n-:n grant hotir v. ill r use !) I'r.lfloi;'., i! st 'i a f i tir-c.- nt at th" Si lit mient e, r-- i!-.i.nt a.. cptanc of the ; t.c ro.-( -e Sa lid. 1 s. ihairtn.m of t trict Council ef fedesaicl .1--I d .1 i.T i rafts cr, hop The act ee a verted tinhe d- el ired. of a trik. . at at tin- s rv at,,.. few h.s if- t t. mp-'l-ai ll;. . iiHie bitterlv a.-.-iilng I 'n . Wh. ;i I t. Vv ill sin- .V 1: Ml! fee." d' .'III,.,! i- re ab'.io t" .- w i' lif js vhilj i hi: ic- of i :ie: t ' Mifju.r: f i . in !.;.i:t v. ti !: a sidcui comes West we on how the w orkir. gmen ! Samii i s. ' I le doesn't e w orkinlvioa n. The presia : lis nrov. II. T Vvill e 'i ktn- -i." H's 1 '.- w M TOPIC AT JOINT MEETING Some , n t r- r t g t lines pi OtiilSe 1 4 when I he b .aid f public w orl.s .-ird the J city council meet today. The question ' ftn iri'-' i'-e in fare for the 1 1 1 mmopd. ; Whiting and Knt ''liicago line will h ' taken up in Ivtl; meetipus and r i not Iik that anv thing eh finite will be accomplished. As long a- the street! ! ca rs fining at the old far I t--. le a small PrahahilP v i laati d ant ,. urni: granting an i here ns to I.e. a stmill pr-abili v -" aid and . . utu ii granting an if.erea.-e

unless iirtc number e f rono ssionj ' ' ;lus,-! ot s""li'' mjustice. It points out j are granted by the company. , tl.at if promiscuous appeals are hied the! The fact that Himmoni was able to:v'ork-s ul',! clogged and justice to j

I gain concession? from the street o I company pr mises ve il for some con - ' c sinns for I-.at thieagoans. the eonj cessions wtii.'ti w ri pronabiy tie asi;ed

, mil whier the strctef c;;r company v,ill . ell alter the middle cf it.to! I object to grant :rjr the most will b: that ' l.'st thirtv t.ays of the hast s s ; the -c mpany finish the imcs for which' l; given ov.r ,-irictiv to it-, I they h it . be granted franchises. I '..nai determining of -;ix e : Th.se franchises were granted some taxing units and also e.f tin- ' lime o bi;t the work was delayed be- fixir g of state lovies and the III, i cause of th l.-u k of y When com-! Memliore of the ,,. I

; i. let. d thes lit: Will fllr. s.-l -riasporI t at Inn si i v .-e j dus tries of Fa: j a loop i hrougli t a practically all 'he inf.'hiea'i. and nil! form t he t w o vi t j. s. I It is tu t known win will b j titude of 1 he l onio.ar.y to tliese j le.ii a number cf the councii is to insist upon strict compliance ; t.-rius of the franchises. the a t -ro.-aunsrs prepared with i h c rmr a rn may SUES FETZ CO. . e s int -Up l a- I t of 'il :i ,i--o. for damag- s ;-: 1 lor Court ,n.J ni'- ale 1 a the Han - i : Frank S. i 7. I 1 a m rnor I . Had' t f.ivs j a he w- a I andotph .n : dow n and :;. h. r - " a; ;. street at H ws - k n o ok i I h i oirr by an auto truck i I air. in oti I firm . II- s :..f fO h is -t 1; ;i , I his bo 1 y it h ,ii I; a pre V iV... K . : i a- . a- . $L'"..'"i -o i i a a . ' - s . H s G . S - r o n t o W r e.'l : iffered In-'h-r parts I e tr t e 1 t j ' , ; ; II- as'ss 1 1 1 or r ",' i - '

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for the United States. Latest Bulletins GO OUT ON STRIKE. tlNTEPNATiCNAL NEWS SEPl'CE' . 1 CUMBERLAND, Md., Sept.. if... -D-:,. w:i'c' f-intl Itl'-tLlli, 1'VJiuun .niouno ' plan of wage settlement ; Baltimore Ik Ohio shopmen I on strike here today. 1,500 w eni LAST TAX SESSION SEPT. 15--DEC. 5 ( Finai jB,esori for All kful Cases of Appeal Against Tax Rulings. EP CCHL TO THE TIMES' ''II' WN la "INT. lud.. S. I. .'. Lonnty uiditor i ; o M. JoK-nd has. received ( "id fr'm Fie.i Sims lijirmm of th' ''" board of tax COItlli! isMoticrs. di- i ri ting public attention to the fact that. ' et the fourth and last session of the lax t aral ihis year. Sc.; tember 15 to D- ct mr a. th"' hoard has pawcr t" re tew, r. assess or assess origina liy, anv- prsprt y, real or jvrs. nal, in any tax ng UllJt r f the Ma'c. ins pro ise-n ; i i -on or board and e a.' ti.-' tax law cnabh-s in -ration to go b f ri i.ait; an emergencv ad.1 isimriit eif an unjust assessment. The prov.f-ioii is not interpreted by the hoard t no an th.it it shall gu into every "kie-k" iii I he state- against alleged improper assessm. nt, but that before he ssi sMiieuts are closed for payment of i a xt s next ir there shall last It' sort for ruin ful emergen, t'.'ISO The board does l.ol wish to entertain i ' 1 apP ais er to e'all in or its uw l-eiIHW(r :L:,-V cases lor review unless the . " nu,"Kl1' 1 ,! "T r'Hl emergency ber' 11 ' """ 'i I'.'-ans ! i.e t poraiions . ' there.-by will be delayed. In any event the board will b unable l''1 rive at'e'ition to assessm n'.s urif. I r. Th..; n w ill a w and - of all e 1 iginal the !..: nt he well , , ie remaalh- will public ge picasea with the levies io September, as the lasull of f. sistne-e on true csscssm.. nt at actual vaiues. c d ii I". is--nt !ni lloperty Mil ilfll BADLY TRIMMED Harry Call and his band -f wild!

HAMMOND WAS

leathers off the Hammond golfe-s last 1 NOTICE Saturday afternoon 111 an intt r-t-it y The Hammond Chamber of O-n-match. t'afd. C. A. Smith of ti,,. Ham-! mere 'will hold its first pMt vacation icond trite , who has the. secie. is no-! noonday luncheon next Thursday noon where to be seen loday and iv:v of the I and a good speaker has been o'tmnoih. r HHiiuue.iiti i layirs say iliey know! ed . All members are urged to rnmf a tlo io; al.onr the natch. Gap;. C"aI!,lout as sorn important matters are to bow.ver, knows that the score m Gary s j he taker) up. favar was good and polity and is vvi'l- H. A. LAMTRELL. ing to let it go at that. ' -2-3 Chairan. Com.

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12 PONS Sweeping Increases By State Tax Board for Lake Co. Companies. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., Sept 2. I Increases amounting to million? ; of dollars have been made in tax assessments against Lake county ! corporation by the state board of : tax commissioners. The Gary steel mills were raised I about six million dollars. The ; Gary Land Co. was raised nearly two millions. The Sinclair Refin- ! ing Co. at East Chicago was raised j over two millions. The Standard ! Oil Co! at Whiting was given an added six millions. The "assess- : cent of the Letz Mfg. Co. at Crown Point was nearly quadrupled and ; over $200,000 was added to the u . - L. "P1 at Hammond. Sweeping Increases in the. valuation. or a jarpe runlr,Pr 0f LjI, county cor-l'-o rations were made during the third session of the board which closed la.-t n(ik. There ' were a few- reductions, , the htg-t.T of which was the Gary Scre w and Holt Company. EAST CHICAGO.

Bate? Expanded Steel Trust t 4.070 85.:Tri German- American Ceir Co. 74.55 100, 00 1 General American Mfg. Co. 437. sin 602, 1" Gen. Amer. Tank Car Corn 1,116 :05 1,336 2?o H u b b a r d Sleel Foundry Xni.ir.." S41.1J'. Indiana Iox Co.- 41. una - Sl.0'5 Inland Steel t "o 14.S10.?00 Interstate Jrcn t Steel Co. 1.4;2,7; 11CD.K'. Sinclair Kefining ' Co. 4.151.615 6,431.3f OAR?. Amer. Rridge Co.. 1 , 0 f). 55 ;,030.4r." Amcr. Car S: Fdry. Co. 4,;, 6 lCS.oif Amer. Sheet aivl Tin Flare CMOfi.ffi:, S.;5S."i,r' Rader Supply Co. 75. .'37 49 7ft H. P. Baker i Co 113.413 l'JO.ii'e, Broadvtaly I'.ealty & Inv. Co. fi.'eOi: 4:.s:' Calumet Sup.. Co. 12. 445 SS.7:,r. Gary F.aking Co.. 2rbi.""1 150 04a Gary Fand Co 7.616.7;;. Gary Screw and Boll Co. 3.11S.13? 1.820.73.-. Holmes - Feeler - Kuss Go. f7. !-; 4 33;i He. use A- Muscat.. Tn.rlA 42. Illinois Steel Co.. 546.240 1.3 5f. IV.'' Indiana. Steel Co.. 40.251.205 4th?6Vie'i Manhattan Lumber Co. 15 3 so 4 1 11 33'' Feople's Hdw. Go 4. 070 S5,3'.''' Tittle Bros ' Tacking Co. ;:.eOn 119.720 I 'ni versa! Tortland Cement 253,333 5g.?Sl Wolf riuild.ng '. e.nfi "l.r.i" HAM-viOrTD. P.eatty Machine Mfg. Co. 10W.7SS I ft 2.7. t" Champion Potat 1 Machine Go 17J.50.-, 1ST 1 "." " Chapin & Co. 616. S1 S3f.34'. Hammond Malleable Iron Co 115.200 2"3 1C Inlander & Prcmland'T f6.?SO 33' Lavondor Ci'r Co. ri6 375 22.115 K. c. Mmas C- Co. 2.3.oo."; 34.oc,'i Re id Murdock vCo. 214.715 714.71:" S. G Taylor Chain Ce.. 37.0211 42. 1" Amer. Steel Fdrs. Co. iap Ham.- -S3. 325 473.325 WEITIN&. Standard Oil Co. of Indiana 12,S35.73 l.76G,oro thitmg Lumber & Coal Co 107.-73 63.:n'J INDIANA EAB.BOB.. Pickey OU. Engine Co. 33.275 20.115 tireat Lakes Dr'ge & Dock Co. 157.100 CBOWM POIKT. Lake County Title ci Guaranty Co. 30,000 45 ono Letz Mfg. Co 43.R25 167 McCrillus Medical Co. ' 76.410 37.300

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