Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 190, Hammond, Lake County, 30 January 1920 — Page 2

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THE TIMES. Friday, .Tanuarv 30, 1920.

EfUOlIB TRANSFER

OFJTOCK Gary Motor Truck Now Controlled by Outside Capatilists. Shortly after A. M. lisher. secretary nd treasurer of the Cary Motor Truck ". had sold hi entUe holdinss of Trlthinj like "0.00 shares of stock to f ittajidinr capitalists, the Gary Motor Truck Co. was mad. the defendants in suit filed in th ilary superior court Yesterday in which an injunction is sotijrht against the officers and direetors i straining: them from disposing of or PREVENT THAT COLD IT MAY DEVELOP SERIOUSLY HTJRLBTJRT'S CAMPHOR PILLS TAKE ONE AT ONCE if you snceTP. snnffe or fee! a chill cottj'mr cti. Cxrrj U:e Tra'.: bottle at ail tjn.e PKiCK o::ni. the km.t.s co . n;-:wbi rgh, n. v. Supreme Marigold MORRIS BC

ANNER GROCERY and MARKET G. M. BRUSEL, Prop. 476 HOFFMAN ST.

We Close Every Thursday at 12 oclock 1 LB. CAN RUMFORD'S BAKING POWDER 24c 1 LB. FANCY SANTOS COFFEE 41c 2 CANS EARLY JUNE PEAS .24c 2 CANS FANCY SIFTED PEAS 45c 2 CANS FANCY CORN 45c 2 CANS VAN CAMP'S PORK AND BEANS 35c 35c BOTTLE LIBBY'S CATSUP 3Cc 2 PACKAGES LUX 23c APPLE CIDER, quart 23c CREAMERY BUTTER, rer pound 69c FANCY EGGS. GUARANTEED 59c FRESH LEAF LARD. ALL YOU WANT 25c SMALL PORK LOINS 28c SMALL PORK BUTTS 252c FRESH PIGS FEET 9c FRESH SMALL HEARTS 12c TENDER ROUND STEAK 29c HOME MADE PORK SAUSAGE 25c NATIVE VEAL LEG OR LOIN 28c NATIVE VEAL SHOULDER 25c NATIVE VEAL BREAST WITH POCKET 22c NATIVE VEAL CHOPS 30c CHOICE BEEF RIB ROAST 28c CHOICE BEEF CHUCK ROAST 23c CHOICE BEEF SHORT RIBS 15c CHOICE BEEF POT ROAST 19c OSCAR MAYER'S LARD, 2 lb. pails 69c MILLER & HART'S LARD, 5 lb. pails $1.73 Don't forget if theee is anything you want in meat or groceries we have it. This is not all the good things we have to offer. Call at our store and he convinced.

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IN DIGEST 6 Bellans Hot water Sure Relief E LL-AMS FOR INDIGESTION transferring: certain stock which it is allejrrd tiicy issued to themselves without adequate consideration. Attorney Henry F. MaoCraeken fled the suit on behalf of the following plaintiffs: Lawrence H. Dickman, Harry F. PicJiman. George Rush, Kit Koppas. .fust Scott. Ctluger t"Vsron, John Morris. Andy Brencka, Joseph Tokarz and John Toka rz. Named as -defendant in the suit are the following-: Uary Motor Truck Co. Aiihur M. Fih-r. Silham I". Hodices. i-rank Paw son and Claude V. Kidgelv. I STOCK XITCXUBASED. It is sot out in the preamble that th company was orientally organized with i ? 1 co.fOO carnal, represented in JOfl 'shares at 50 a short. In 1!MS this wa modified and changed to $1,000,000 capiI t;l stock, or 100. 000 shares at $10 a I share. At that time the board of direct - ors included C. V. KidfeeH. A. M. Fisher. I C. V. Coles. I.. W. Nichols, V. II. jo Donnell and L.. A. O'Donnell. The present question surrounds a tran saction made by the board of directors in April. 131S. when stock to the value of $.100,000 was issued and distributed simons th directors, it is ch.-trsed, without the recipients paying an adequate consideration into the treasury. The bulk of the stock was sold at 50 cent? ,i share, ir is represented.

T7C flavor oi Supreme Marigold Oleomargarine makes good bread better. Like all Morris Supreme foods, its delicious. Request the kind with the yellow and black label.

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"GO WEST, YOUNG YVbMAN, (JO WEST' SAY THESE TWO SCHOOLGIRLS WHO TRIED IT

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jrounjr schcolfrirla are trying hard to ! girls to go out to the far agriculmaster mathematics, languages and j tural west to start the first farmereccnomics and a few other acedeuic j ette unit in Nebraska these were the subjects, but all of the time their i first to volunteer. They spent over minds are centered on a large sunny j three months on a huge 4,000 acre .anch in Nebraska. The girls are j farm, plowing, harrowing, pitching struggling valiantly with examina- hay, mowing, and driving binders

tions so that they will be ready as soon as the year is tip to go out to Horseshoe ranch, for either one would te heartbroken if compel!. d . j etay in the East and attend summer echooL The girls are Katherine Sampson At the sa;ne tin:et iaimerl, n !are number of shares veie pl.i. e,l on i the market and sold small purchasers! at f ri m 512.50 to $15 a share. I PIAJNTirrS PAID $12 to $15. j T.e plaintiffs claim t- i i sr i,: tiM j shares purchased at the?..- lnh ngurt ; representing a c,3.ii consid ratb-n f approximately $.0t-0. 1: is further pointed out that the f!n:' vvas "ld above the par valu-? li!eh is $!('. . IT. O'l '.inn' !!. I.. A O TV in; 1 1 rmd C. V. ll;dp--"ly r till )..! .-ill .-!'.; ,: ! Sr-ued te them siti adequate consider.'! tion. the plaintiffs aa.rt. but W. 1'. H,(l--, and A. M. Fisher continue li hold 1 1 1 - s r stock thus obtained as ciuc? C. W. Coies and Iv. W. Nichols. In DeJ-e.mber. 1!H9. it is out 'ha: C. W. Cole and"l. W. Nichols sold their 6.0"0 shares to C. V. Hidgely. -V. 1". Hodges. A. ?r. Fisher and Frank Dawson. Whether the announcement that A. V. Fisher had disposed of his stock to western capitalists had anything to do with the injunction suit is not dislosed in trio, complaint. PLAJT EXPANSION'. By virtue of the mammoth sto k deal rotisutr.ated yesterday, the control of the company and plant passes o;t of tho hands of the tltry owners to outside capitalists who v'an to enlarire the Q.-try plant to a capacity of 60c0 truc'K," a year and do a business ot $20.n00.00fl annually. The deal involves the purchase of "(),- O'OO .shares of controlingr stock bv the Cooper Motor Car Co. of Kans is ('itv and the 5jerles M'otor Car Co. of IVs Moines. Ia. A. M. Fisher as tiie l.irpf-st holder of the blo.-k. I"i vj or -six oih'r local men held shares inthe s'ork. It is reported that th purchasers paid in the rieiphborhood of JS.00 a share f..r (he stock. NEW PACKING HOUSE T OPENS SAT. Tiie new Packingr Houe Market which will open at 4507 Forsyrhe ue.. Fast Cliicago. opposite Hartley's theater, tomorrow morning is one of four which are operated by tiie same company. Fast fall the company entered the Twin City field when they opened a store at "71S Cedar str-et. Indiana Harbor, and have done so well that the company felt justified in oiicnint: an additional siore in Fast Chicago, ""lie other two stores operated by the Pin l, -inn House Market Compan'y are in South Chicago. The company promises that th new store will be one of the most sanitary and up-to-date meat market in the Calumet Tteulon and that fresh meat will be received daily direct from the yards. One thousand different articles in the neat line will be available for selection tomorrow and every cut of i lef, pork", lamb and mutton, freslj, j salt and smoked tcea's v. ill ho in the I store. The PaekiuK Hoii'io market specializes in high grade meats at low prices. John Koniecny will be the manager I of the Fast Chicago store. GARY PERHAPS NOW ON SECOND Residents of Gary are now aiding in the purchase of the seeond car of fresh fish, secured through the efforts of Mayor W. F. Hodges to smash Ihe high cost of living. The first car which arrived last week arid contained 16.000 rounds of fresh mackeral. cod. salmon and finnan haddock, was sold out in less than two davn and according to the purchasers the tish was so ed'ble tht they asked that an order be sent in for another shipment. The second cor is now on sale at the Wabash siding and Broadway and if the sale ia as prompt as the first and if there is a demand for it. it is probable that another car will be ordered for next weefe. 31 AT HEINS

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! and Linda Schroeder. both of Ne ! York Citv, and both real farmerMass., two ! ettes. When the call came for three

Thev stent at least ten hours on tha field and took entire care of their horses. Despite the hard work the girls are longing for the freedom of the plains and ihey can scarcely wait until the summer comes when they will return to the ranch. EAST CHICAGO IS ALL READY FOR HOTEL As the time draws near for the opening performance of the Klks Minstrel of Fa.-t Chicago lodge, every participant is beginning to feel the need of perfection in l is or her part, and to watch a rehearsal is. to rome. even better than Hie real show, for in the rehearsal the improvement of .the characters is so marked tliat it is interestiii beyond description. In the musical comedy portion of the show, tha part that precedes the arrival of th n instrels. Al .Murphy has the part of a bell boy of the Inside Inn: John Drossen has the role of a hotel clerk andYerne Williams is the showmen. These are difficult parts, but the boys who have them are masters at handling each part assigned to them, and together with Director Harold Gilles. they will make a eiuartette which will keep the audiences in an uproar from Ihe opening scene to the final curtain. Opposite thern will appear the Misses Kihel Silverman. Henrietta Rosenthal. Blanche T'essmier and Sybil Clapper i; roles, respectively, the stenographer, .the i!!atre gossip, the prima donna and t bowery girt. A iarge chorus of Fas! Chicago beauties will help the sin ginc: and dancing end. and in the second act, the introduct on of the minstrels will he an added novelty. Th" scenic and costume effects of the production are superb, new, fresh and a grand sight to behold. Joe F-rcn, composer and director, will he there personally to handle the production. and the committee in charge, looks forward to the biirgest event of the season at the Hartley theater. Monday and Tucsd.iy rights, February 2 and 3. GARY LABORERS GET 10 PCT. INCREASE Li hteen thousand mill workers were made happy this 'morning. They received the news and glad tidings that day laborers employed In the plants of the United States Steel Corporation had been granted a ten per cent wage increase, effective Kcbruary 1st, announced by chairman of the hoard of directors. V.. It. Gary. While this iffeets only the day laborers, the wnre rates of the other workers employed by the stel corporation will be 'cMuitahly adjusted" he said. Officials of the Gary mill stated that they had nothmc definite to give out on the increase this morning. CLUB DIRECTORS VISIT GROUNDS' A meeins: was held yesterday on th' site of th" new Gary fonnfy .' ib. It is the first time that the newly n r 'ii j e,-j property has been cffieia lly iit ed. The on nsion for the mid-winter pilgrimage was a meeting of the board of directors. The director were' in joint conference on the clu'a site with representatives of the Amer. j Kan Park Builders, largest designers J of golf course in the country. They tramped over the entire prop- . erty with the golf experts and course ari'hitects Mar.ry back without quetoa if HUNT'S Sle fail in the treafnent of ITCH. ECZEMA. . RINGWORM. TETTER ori etber i tchmf kio diuuet. Try 75 cent bwx at our risk. ,T--eph v.. Wei. rirufrti. ,1. iviasK ana

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HALL. 300 V. State St. Hammond, Ind.

ROYAL ARCH MASONS OF EAST CHICAGO INSTALL OFFICERS

The Tloyal Arch Masons of East Chicago lt night held their annual Installation of officers with retiring High Friest Henry "W. Petersen actinic as Installing officer and Past High Priest Willi K. Roe as Captain of Host. A. S. "oodfr1end wa installed as Hlh Priest. The other offl era installed were: Oliver C. (7askiU. K. Henry S. Kvans. fv Thoiras W. Krwin, C. H Wm. 1 1. ICodda, P. S. Kd. I. Mooney. It. A. C. -. K. Wallace, M. 3rd V H. G. Loucks. M. ;nd. V Carl Ltppe, M. 1st V. r.ohert H. I.ippe, Guard. Floyd H. Stephens, Sec. Wm. It. Jeppeson. Treasurer. The retiring; hih priest, Henry W. Petersen, was presented with the Put High 'Priest's Jewel. THE TIMES FINANCIAL COLUMN A'lis f'hatmers 4? American Car and Foundry ......ISS'i American Focomotlve 100 American Steel Foundry 45 American Tel and Ted 93'i Anaconda 61 'i Atchifon 82' Baldwin Locomotive 1207 Baltimore and Ohio 31 Canadian Pacific 1 27 Central Leather 92' Chesapeake and Ohio St 1 i Chicapo and Northwestern I3' Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul 36'2 Colorado Fuel 40 14 r'ic:ble Steel CZH'-j Cuba Cam Sugar 50 U Genera! Electric ...lCS1 General Motors 314 V Illinois Central . 8SLackawanna Steel 84 4 .Midvale Steel 49 t N Y. Air Brake 108i i New York Central 63 Norfolk and AVestern 95'. j j Northern Pacific 78 j Ohio Cities Gas r'4 1 Pennsylvania 42i j Pailway Steel Springs j Reading 71; ftepublic Iron and Stel 116 Southern Pacific 100'; ' Southern Kail way 21' ! ion Pacific ...121-. .. ,126'i ...103S . ,.H3 , . . 23 S. Rubber . Steel Steel Prfd. Eddiv.. Willys Overland Sinclair Oil 4i; CHICAGO VEAL 5C to 6' lb., 20 21: 70 to 80 lbs.. 22523; 80 to 100 lbs., "4i&'25: fancy. 25. 4". overweight kidneys, 140 to 175 lbs., 12ttl5c. CHICAGO CASH GRAIN: WHEAT No. 2. hard winter, 255; No. 3 hard winter. 247252. CORN No. 3 mixed. 151: No. 4 mixed. 1 46 Va & 14" i : No. 3 white. 151 1-2 IS 152: No. 4 white. 149il49 1-2; No. :! yellow. 151 1-2; No. 4 yellow. 146'.ir 149',. OATS No. 2 white, 90 3 91: No. 3 white, 89 490 1-4; No. 4 white, igij. BUTTER Receipts. 3.463 tubs; cream ry. extra. 61: extra firsts ; firsts, 551J60: packing; Btock. C840. KGGS Receipts, 4.573 cases; current receipts. 45'S'52: ordinary firsts. 4l'i$' 49; firsts. 5S13'i6; checks. 3S(g39; dirtten. 4 244. CHEESE Twins, new. 29 3-40-30; daisies. 32'tt'33; young: Americas. 823; lonphorns. 33 'i: brick, 28 3-4. LIVE POULTRY Turkeys. 40; chickens. 36; springs, 33; roosters. 23; geese 27; ducks 35. POTATOES Receipts. 50; Minnesota and Pakota, Ohios. 4.6j!??4.75. rnu nr.o live stock. HOGS Receipts, 28.000; market is stady. to weak; bulk. 1 5.55? 15.50 ; top. 15.50; heavyweight. 14.75''? 15.25; medium weight. 15.0015.35; light; weight. J t. 1 o a lo.i'i . neavy sows. smooth, 1 4.00 tf 1 4.40 ; F packing j packing I Too Late To Classify FOR RENT 3 furnished light housekeeping rooms: gas, electric and bath. 493 150th St.. Hammond. 1-30-lt jV! IS GUARANTEED TO km? tv. .v Tlere is no reason on . ipeople should continue to suffer from Statin catarrh; from Muffles i, sold on the no cure no ray . No stomach dosing with Hjomet, You breathe in this P'"" Villing air through a poeket hal and reach and heal erery inch of the ""fl.4 membrane. Complete outfit including inhaler, 11.15. Leading druggists eTerrwhere. Kaufman & Wolf, and Summer's Pharmacy guarantees it. WANTED FOUR ELECTRICIANS AT ONCE. Come ready for work. No. 2 gate, Inland Steel Co., Koppers Co., Indiana Harbor. uonie-

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ft 1 !.oo. pigr,, 13.7iW CATTIK Receipt s. R 0n0; market Is uneven; beef steers: medium and heavy weight. 15.50Trl7.25; choice and prime, ll.50gl5.E0; lis lit weight. 13.O0fil6.C5; jrood and choice, 9 'm 'a I 'A .f0 ; common and medium, t.T,"i 1 .,.6.i. butcher cattle: hellers, fi.75 'i 1 2.25 : cows. 7.75 11.25: bulls, 5.656.7.r.; canners and cutters: cows and Jieifers. 1 258. 00; canner steers. 1 S OO-W 1 r ;,0 ; veal calves I flight and hanriyweis-ht 8.00 12.25; feeder steers. "!.ZWt 10.5; otocker steer S.75fi9.00; atocker cows ;ind heifers, 8.00ft 11.00. UDiNF N'sJht and Mornlotf. lave il "irons. Healthv -wliX, J tk IIICV 1LUL cm QfiJ.j' Smart or Fiurn, if Sore, Vtii Cr:CrT'tat,;cl. Inflamed" or IUUK ul Granulated. use Murinoften. Sootbas. Refreshes. Safe for Infant or Adult. At all Druggists. Write for Free Eye Book. MuriM tjt Rtxtij U QJa LAST VEEK OF Revival Meetings AT FIRST M. E. CHURCH DcU'itt Johnston and Party. Subiect Tonight: "THE CRUCIFIX." ??i5!!La0sLreive sP'r'tuaI uplift. 4 t

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HAMMOND, INDIANA

TODAY ALL STAR VAUDEVILLE. Cabaret-Deluxe A Miniature Musical Comedy. Singing. Dancing and Music.

THE VALDARES SHEEHAN RUTH

CARCELLI & PAST0RI Accordionists.

ABRAMS & JOHNS AUSTIN & DELANEY Also PEARL WHITE Ntt how iiond.T. Wednesday 2:30 p. m. Nipht congruous 7 t'.nuous 2 to 11.

FOLLOW THE CROWDS TO THE Union Market Quality Store

3607 DEODAR ST., INDIANA HARBOR.

NOTE This is the busiest market in the Calumet Region. SPECIALS FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, JAN. 30 AND 31

SUGAR, lb 18c! BEST BRICK CREAMERY BUTTER, lb... BEST FARM EGGS, doz . . . . I 6Sc 56c' FARRELL'S Al NUT MARGERINE, lb 33c DOWNEY'S DELIGHT 0LE0MARGERINE, lb 38c TELMO WHOLE WHEAT FLOUR, 5-lb. sack 45c TALL JARS PURE FRUIT PRESERVES, jar....... PURE CATSUP, large bottle 30c 20c No. 3 CANS SOLID PACK TOMATOES, can 19c ARMOUR'S OATS, fresh stock; pkge 12c SPECIAL BRAG OQ. S0AP, 10 bars Sf None sold to children. UNEEDA BISCUITS, pkg 7c BEST HEAD RICE, lb 18c LARGE CANS KARO SYRUP 49c EXTRA QUALITY TOILET PAPER, large rolls; 3 for 25c Our Grocery Department is the most complete in the city.

We employ none but UNION butchers

- - - - - - 1.- ... HJ pii.es cttiusd m e to 14 days. Vuggists refund monev )f PAZO OINTMENT fails to cure Itching. Blind, Rleeding or Protruding Piles. Stops Irritation. Soothes and Heals. You can get restful !eep after the first application. Price. f.0o. Adv.

DeLuxeTheatre Today GLADYS LESLIE in "THE MIDNIGHT BRIDE" Antonio Moreno in the third episode of "The Invisible Hand." Saturday , MITCHELL LEWIS "THE LAST OF HIS PEOPLE" Also the third episode of "The Invisible Hand," Afternoon only. Sunday WM. FARNUM in "HEART STRINGS" Monday and Tuesday. EARLE WILLIAMS in "WHEN A MAN LOVES" Weds, and Thurs. Cecil De Miile's Production "TILL I COME BACK TO YOU." "it Bi ? K3 U U i Comedy Bicycle Novelty. Everything in the Game. The Unexpected Witness. Syncopated Hotel. "THE BLACK SECRET. and Saturday. Matinee daily to 11. Sundar and holidays ei! 2S3E Si? TEL. 1102-J. PURE LARD, lb, 29c EMPIRE BRISKET BACON, per lb 29!2c CHOICE CUTS POT ROAST, per lo I6V2C NATIVE RIB ROAST, lb. . .2iy2c SMALL LEAN PORK LOINS, per lb 2712c FANCY LEAN PORK SHOULDER, lb 24!2c FRESH BELL SHAPE LEAF LARD, lb 23V1C Always Remember Cleanliness is Our Motto. FRESH SPARE RIBSjb. . .22' HOME-MADE PORK SAUSAGE MEAT, lb 28c GENNUINE MILK-FED HIND QUARTER VEAL, Ib...2412c MILK FED VEAL, fore 'quarter 21 V2C BRISKET CORNED BEEF, per lb I6V2C VERY BEST FRANKFURTERS, lb 20c Note: We Sell Meat That's Fit to Eat. A Ton of Fresh Dressed Poultry to be Sold at Cost During this Sale.

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Music by Walsh's Jass Band Tickets 55c per Couple Extra Lady 30c