Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 266, Hammond, Lake County, 29 April 1921 — Page 7

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nWTIRNT!OflL NEWS SERVICE N-EW YORK, April :9. Stocks, nt price: Ai!! Chalmers American Car and Fdry American locomotive American Steel Fdry American Tel. and Tel Anaconda Atchison Baldwin Lncomotlv Bethlehem fUeel H Canadian I'aclflc '"ntral Leather ., :. and O C. and N. W ".. M. and St. Paul Colorado Fuel , 'lonsolidated las Corn Products Erie Kre 1st Prfd Oeneral Electric Illinois Central Iackawanna Steel Iehlh Val'tey Mexi-can Pete Midvale Steel X T. Ahr Brake

S74 131 8 80 Vi 107 0H 81 . 90 69i 111 61i 64 25 Vi SO 14 87 74 13 137 91 83 49 146, 29 78

New Tort Central SV Ohio Cities Qaa SSH Pr nnsylvania 35 Pressed fteel Oar 87 Vi liailway Hteel Fprlnr SS'ii Heading Til 7 Kepublle. Iron and Steel Southern 1'aclflc 75' lT, S. Hteel 8?, V. S. Reel Pi fd: 110 West tnghoueo . 47 Willys Overland SH Sinclair Oil 3H CHICAfiO I.IVFJ PTOCK. HOGS Receipts. 21,000; market, steady to 10c higher; bulk. M.104J n.tO: top. 18.75; heavyweight, 8.00tfl 8.45 ; medlusjh weight. $.35 ff 8.60. CATTLE Receipt. 5.000; market, steady to 15c higher. Ueef Steers Choice and prime $8.35(3'9.I5; medium and rood. $7.2308.50; g-ood and choice. I8.00'CP9.25; comonon and medium. $S.J5 4? 8.00. SHEEP Tleeeirpts. 8.000; market, steady to !5c higher; lambs (81 lb, down), 89.504M1.23; lambs (85 lbs. up) 19.00(811.00. CHICAGO CASH ORAIHT. WHEAT Nn. 2 red, 1 1.40 & 1A2 ; No. 1 hard winter, $1. JJ 1.47: No. 2 hard winter. J1.46H: No. 3 northern spring. fl.34 1.S7 V. COHN" No. 1 white, 69o; No. 3 white. 5IVi-D9c; No. 2 yellow, 674 J.S"c; No. 3 white, 56; 5,67c; No. S

yellow, 05 57ic; No. 4 white, BC 58',i;; No. 4 yellow, 84 1 J 5f Vie. OATS No. 1 white. 3Tfi3Uvl No. 2 white. 36!&37Sci No. 3 white, S5Vtf 36W.-; No. 4 white, SSHSHc (Hl('t(l 1'KODITK PUTTER Tte.-elj.ts. 7,378 tut.?; creamery extras. ?.4c; firsts. S.Sr3lVfea; packing- stock, 12 li 12c. Ileoelpts, as.fi 20 ca; miscellaneous, 2UH 21'c; ordinary firsts, IStfM&o: firsts, 32Ho; extra. 34 3-4c; checks'. 24 3-4o; dirties. 16lo. OHKKSK Twins now, 15ic; daisies, US'lDac; vnuitif Anietkas. 15HC1 long horns. 15Si;'c: bti.U. 15c. I.1VK POl'LTHY Turkeys. 40c; chlckens. 27c; broilers, iu(u6Ic; roosters. 14c; sreese, lGfllfe; .lucks, 32c. PUTATOKS Receipts, 37 cars; nor. round whites, sacked and bulk, BOc

11.05. VKAl 30 to 0 lbs.. 7c; lbs., 8U9c; 0 0 to 110 lbs. fancy. 1 2 Ullc ; overweight 140 to 3 74 lbs., C7c.

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Gaun. Canvas Gloves, 10c Our regular 17c glove, very specially priced for 1 Saturday only, pair . .

Men's Overalls Heavy 220 blue denim, swing pockets, double buckle, J 1 Sizes 36 to 42. Per pair.

Coverall Aprons 89 c Sash or all-around belt, light and dark QQ percales. Beautiful styles. Saturday .

GIRLS' COATS In wool serge and all-wool poplin. QQ Beautiful styles. Sizes 2 to 6 only 4v J J

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Oacar Tschirky. Oecar Tschirky, known to th hundreds of thousands of visitors at the Waldorf Astoria hotel In New York is "Oscar," has just signed a contract to serve that hotel as "maitre d hotel" for ten more years at a price of $500,000 for th ten yeaxs $50,000 a year.

LADY MAKES A SHOCKING DISCOVERY (Continued from pagre one.)

SPECIAL Child's Rompers Striped galatea, a 98c value. For Saturday only, very spe fQ

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SPECIAL Boys' Coveralls Sizes 2 to 7, "Lee" make, khaki or blue, $125 sell,, 9g Saturday at. . w w v"

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A Big Success Our Strictly Hand-Tailored Suits for Men They 'go like wildfire. Our satisfied customers bring others for this wonderful orfer of strictly all-wool high grade suitings in all colors; also high grade blue serge. We claim to undersell other tailors $15.00 to $20.00 on this wonderful tailored suits, at only $29.75 Come today or tomorrow and let us measure you for one. Men! Here .are fine DRESS SHIRTS

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A sensational price cut in high grade ladies' suits of alPwool tricotine, all silk embroidered, all f&racy silk lined. Our $30 suits, cut to $22.50. Ladies' Extra Size Coats $19.50 AH-ooI serfor poplin. All sizes to 53. Ladies' Wraps, $ 16 The finest makes. Great values.

SILK HOSE Ladies Fibre Silk Hoe, firsts. Special for Saturday LCf ocfjr. per pair S:

LADIES' UTuCri SUITS Sumioer wes'sKt. m regular aad extra sizes, Saturday AXXg otsry, per suit. ......

LADIES' TWO-STRAP PUMP. Mahogany brown. Beautify styles. Special QO Saturday, pair. . . ;?0

LACE CURTAINS Very fine quality, 36 inches wide. A OQ -big bargain for Saturday only, yard. .

SKIRTS

All-wool fancy plaids, $10 values. C C QQ Saturday only

Boys' Wool Suits at $5.98 gQ s Suits Sizes 6 to 10. Full fined pants. One pair of knickers. For Saturday only. $5.98. . BOYS' EURNISFilNGS Odds and Ends 1 Broken Sizes HOSE BLOUSES PANTS Boys' Bear Brand "Kaynee" Shirts ox Boys Knee Pants, of higher priced suits. Sizes 13 Hose, strong and blouses. Fast cci- ail sizes. Part to 1 7. Big bargain. While they durable, all sizes, ors. Ia all sizes. wool. Special for last, per suit. Special per pair. Special. Saturday. Saturday, per pair d r f O 25c 98c 98c $6-98 I T CAPS! CAPS! $1 I" St. tX'a For boys and men. Large selecSkra. All wool, &e?$koom strk-j Udbnsak- p.jCw. .) able vizor. I

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BULLET FOUSU IV OAI. A .38 caliber bullet was found In the road ose to the body. The slu? was evidently the one that punctured tne hand, or It might have been the one which glanced from the head. It Is thought that at least three revolver were used to commit the murder, as the other holes seem to be of different caliber. Two theories are advanced as to the motive for the murder. 'The- Idea that it was robbery Is scouted by the police, as the man's pockets had not been searched. The first supposition ts that he was a Chlcag-o gangster, shot and left 1" a 'only Epot because he did not agree with his confederates. Gunmen and gangsters usually work on the theory that dead men tell no tales, and this is the usual method used to get rid of troublesome persons. The other, and less plausible. id"H. is that he was held up while driving

an automobile, and hot and thrown j

out of the car after having been driven to the spot. ronrsE O IT FACE. On point 1s certain, that he was shot while riding in the rear seat. The bullet holes in the. back were evidently Inflicted after he had been thrown out of the car. as his was found lylns; on his face. The two which were low down, were too low to hsv been Inflicted when he was In the front of the car. Ther was a lars:e pool or Mood an l a mark in the road where his n-ad had struck when thrown to the pavement. Kvldentlv the murderers sat In the car and deliberately pumped bullets Into the proetrate body as It lay s.t the side of the street. KINGEIUFRIXTS WILL UK TAKKX. The police are making- every effort

to Identify the man positively and f

locate his murderers. Finger-prints will be taken In order to discover If he had a police record, and the suit will be traced through the name on the label. It !s fairly certain that th" firm will have a record of the sale of the garments.

salns It. One of the most crying needs of thv flouth !.! ilUtrl. t is a new .:wer njid pavement (or Conkey avenue, anu this Improvement will rec-lve .Mr. Junes' first, eonslderat ion. The ninth wwrd Include.? Omkeyvllle, ndfiie. part of Homewood and K'-nwooil. Frank Martin Is thf present represe;jta!ive from this ward.

New Jesters Court for Hammond Hammond's tji-w court of the Royal Order of Jest. r. the At as. hi ic order ojien only to nn-ubcr of the Shrlri. will r--rive Its chart f-r tor.1tit from the hand? of nel AdjiiVrtit U' turn! Richinsr? J. Hb.-unl of Snrmtri..'.,!, II'.., who Is national court Juik;. of r r i -order. r- n. Siiarii v. . i;m. ( !m1 to arrive In Jlnn.inond nt 2:4.". o'clock this afternoon. Jf.j wa to d-i:v r the charter t ti..-et!tir. hut that'.-" ail that any of the Je?.t.-rs wouM illvi.lcc to outsIdi:rv tli.x JeMt-rs ar suposed to ;nr.'t !n .-i--. r.-t. There ore 1C0 courts of th.- order In the 1'tilf e,l state- miti H-ur.mond'.-!s the fourih to be trnn .niz'-d in Indiana. It alresniv has a membershiji of el.srht and moro c:m be added a? fast as the r? si l k-t.1 on permit.

ca.ro visitors Monday. Ir. and Mrs. Wli:!.-,.i. Stark. Mr. and -Mr Jos. Ptitrk and Mr. ajid Mrs. Hmrr Chafer and Mrs. William K!-in att'-ndf-d the funtrfll of the late Matthew H'l-trtjr. In t;t John on To-s-day. The dan.'e aj)-l f.h-Irt.l elV'n by the IStlv vForePters here at the r;i! Ish ha ! AVedn-sday evt-nins was a pram! suo-

cess. everybody enjoying a nleasatu i ven In. The lucky -.vlniu rs .f tie -,.ri.. s wre Mr, ilarearet r-ohut of i.'.v.:!!. Airs. N'icte.ia Ker. J. J. Ilaasciier, ?Bj Ddward L Pkhre -l.i r of Hammond, $.", ! letr lrees, u. Mr. nod .Mrs. Arnr.ld i.nHeman of Harntiioti.i attended the soclai here V' dne.s, in r i vcnlnc.

WEST HATIOND HAS CLEANUP DAY West Iff mmond's schools were Closed today and a pail of dust Uov.-red over the dir. Instead of wrssf Hnpr with sr 11 -.--:. t it l.met !e ami e-r raphy le'-sons, the liiiis with rak', shovels and hoes aro haCtPn;? with t'ri cans, asheB and stacks of rubbish. In other w-.rds 'WV-.--t Ilan iUorid is In the thro.-s of its annual cv-ariuf). "..'ity off.c'ais aflT ho'di'ie a .-onfer-f nee with s.-booi ant horii I-'. and property owner.-' .b-ekiol tiint. th e.-o-l.-st way to tr'Khi.-ii up the old town would be to instruct the youngsters in the schools and then turn theni loose on the unslsjhtly spts. The city at?re-d to put on a number of entra rarbas-; wajrons for the day to help cart away the refuse as It was collee'ei) in convenient places. "hic-f of Police Jon N'ltr w.is placed in ohargte of the whole works. 3I- not only kept an eye on the children t" see that they made, proper use of their holiday, but h.? had to try to liAVe waeons at all partn of the city at once. The carts will be krit: busy several davs yet haulin away the aeetimuLat ion.

COOK Air. and Afrs. John J'.!! son were Cnl-

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WEST CHICAGO POLICE CHIEF IS KILLED

CHICAGO. April 23 Oeorfre Rehm. chief of pollco of West Chloaso. was shot and killed and Jam's Hehn-rs. a civilian, was wounded early today by a mysterious assailant b-liuved to have been a bandit. The slayer escaped In an automobllo containing: two well dressed women. Kehm and Prhners were talking together when they noticed a man comlnsr toward them. The early hour of the morning: caused the police chief to wonder what the man was doing abroad at that time and he halted him. Without warning the man backed away a few steps and begran firing. A minute before the automobile containingthe two women had stopped to ,-vsk the road to St. Charles, 111. At the sound of the shooting- the machine, which wss a block down the street, stopped and the slayer ran to it. leaped in and sped away.

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CARL HAXJ A CANDIDATE Carl A. Hsu, presnt commltteernnn for the thirl ward, has announced his candidacy for the office of alder in av on the republican t'eket for that d'strict. which Is beina- greeted with enthusiasm by a larsre number of the

voters. Air. Han has been a loyal worker for the republican party, and has always had the interests of h;s neighbors forniowt in his mind. H.Is receiving: strong- support from the vofrs In h's ward, and should make a stronr race for the office.

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NINTH WARD CANDIDATE A stron.r candidate for the office of alderman from the ninth ward cm the

republican ticket Is John W. Jones, j 1244 Harrison street. Air. Jones Is; manager of the Paxton Lumber com- ! pany. This ward Is an Important one, j and reqhlres a man of hljrti calibre to r present' !t. The 'citizens hare- a splendid candidate in Mr. Jones, who i.In the race mrreiy for the bent fir of the ward, and who has mapped o-it anij

aggressive campaign for improvements, which he intends to launch immedlately following his election. ! h-

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MEDIUM RED SALMON No. llOl- ! tall ran ?5r- No. VU flat ran 2L j

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