Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1921 — Page 8

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THE TIMES. Friday, July 29. 1921,

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in he CV.i --a -to ropers. iJ'J S'irr. 5 C.i ry '.isn knew that there was a $j,. ' ) re-. -.rt for O'Connor's ipture but in : .ir cf his fam-

common ani mfldium.

14. 007. oo; buns. CRfiKSIrTfi. SAPTli

les

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n safety ho was afraid to !:ee. H? had seen O'Con- . t " .h-' flat on cihtr oral" tr ih; itiir.msn had :s-

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the fact that tie flying:

TXTTR NATIONAL NEV'S SERVICE! ' CHICAGO, July 2?. In the crowded court-rocxai of Chief J-ii'.cs c a. M.-- i D5SX!S of the Cr!r.v.n.i' court. decfk f.ergt.. Harry tX Xfiloisi, of rh C".i.-i

?. t.r..-.t and m.rt3.y

squadron from Chicago rnad a number of trips to the steel city in jearcli "f tbo much wanted grunman but each

$8.7539.90; i5.75';".75.

74.25 , 3.73; cows

$4.50 3 6.75. SHEEP Rceclpts, 9,000; market . lambs steady to 25c higher, sheep strong", limbs (84 lbs. down). S.2I; iimlis: and common, $5.0v 8.00. HOGS ilaiket active and uneven;

TO MAKE DEATH

Automobile owners will be pleased to! hear the announcement thii wither, the' next thirty days. :h-. ..- taction o: at

of the "Santa Maria" the big 14 pasffr.jr carrying plane that the snip would arrive in Gary eaxly next week when it makes .if- trial ar.d postponed flight from r.-o.'t ta Chicago.

'he hour of.

its arrival and land-

subway benmih the .ifcious crossings on thn C n of Merril!vi'.l will

icv.uii.ls. iu.'.'ui', uum, jj.uu'fl iv. is, be started

CHICAGO mODlCE. BtJTTER Receipts. 8,703 tubs; creamery extra. 12c: firsts. 33H41c. EGGS Receipts ,11,727 cases; miscellaneous, 2728I.jc; ordinary firsts.

;f tne most in the en-

c-z.go po.ice

ne he a'ic-r.ed'-d in giving them the1 2 3. o" 30c p. Pnrt of the Chicago authorities! LIVE

lie was spent in the neighborhood ot

V Ackley. at. atior-i--f f.lori.y before ! ; -. :.T'-'-di a few rnin- !

r.sv, and s'-.-- -;cot toda-' Acic;y d-cf

utos :&ter. ; Kellogg r;fa.- . --riljr a l:ght i----i i- t.c ..-,i - Jtidsra X'.O' f- . - " r-.i.l Just sen-' iesee-J ICfcllr a T " f" fifteen days far costm;.t :? .r: tr ired Ke'.Inyg j f.red at hirn ar.2 r. " a-- -ny Ack'.ev tSta J. Or.f -f : . .- hot f. red ; by KV.:.-?g r:r? " Jurist's , "c " ' ' f ' r - c A ' 'he r ! h t ste of t h sMwr -'' "'im; to i ":! ies K-'-'"--."- "' - : ' Wrs at; i's or. hftad j lis ccur-rc-ir. - ' ---- -. Into i "-:ld cr:us;-t T . . McD.naVl : i pfrrr.t h:s ."h i '.- - -d into hi j ""-irr."5ers - en fiinred. j ?pc.tatcrs f" .-' " joramM to j ROASTING nnrnm.i

dunes ut Miller where they had

lip that O'Connor was in hiding. p'Ci-nor says that to show everybody that he is net guilty he will return to Chicago without extradition paper? .

POULTRY Turkeys, 30c;

chickens. 2532c; roosters, lSe; geese, 12&18c; ducks, 24c. POTATOES Receipts. 46 cars; Kansas Valley, $1.25tfl-60 per cwt; Jersey Cobblers, $3. 00 3.23 per cwt. VEAL 50 to 60 lbs., 9 310c; 70 to SO Its.. U12e; 90 to 110 lbs.. 12 fx 13c:

fancy. 13c.

EDER AND YOUNG j HUE FRANK SAVORY j Davnasre suits were tiled at Gary and j Crow- Point yetterday by Dan Ederj end "William Young, respeetK e!y.

against Frank Savory, pop corn stand merchant who was he'd up and rob'otd on South Hohnian street recently. The on- liir.ta set forth that Sfvory told t're vile tliey had held him up. This, was later found to be erroneous. Eu-oh a;:;s fLiG'1 damages through th'ir attorney George Eder.

GARY NEWS

NO HOPE OF RELIEF

WASHINGTON, July 2?. Old world j politics backed th disarmament con-j ferenco gossip off the boards today. as Washington discT.i?!ed Ixird Northcllffe'e latest blast acainst the Lloyd Gorg administration. j In a formal statement. Issued from'

a hotel room here Lt rd Northciiff announced his invitation to be entertained at the British embassy in Washington ha.i been withdrawn. "Knowijig the methods in India of

NEW VORK. July 23 No hope of 'immediate relief from the withering heat wav e wiuch has settled upon the Atlantic Seaboard is held out by the wither bureau today. Six deaths have been reported in New York during the 24 hours ending at 3 a. m. today. For the benefit of

t us city's sufferers, showers are kept ! go' ng at ali engine hous'-s and hoses j are played on impromptu bathers in : the streets. ! The present hot spell, creating an I increased demand for soft drinks, has ! iiiven the prices of sodas, ice cream ; ar"- i so-ca'.led orangeade up aga.n to

I r o :i . 5 1 : : v e levels. Ice cream sodas, which had fallen to 10 and 15 cents', now cost 20 cents at most fountains.

f. irni noting one

lanserom death crossings

tire county. According to an announcement made yesterday, thirty days notice will be given the railroad company and the work of constructing a subway beneath tiie single tra. k win be started. The r-ad now cros.-es the railroad track with a steep grade, of eight feet on each side making it impossible to see approaching mot' r cars from either direction. C. S. Gibson, neld rtpresentative of the i.'tate h.jhway co'i:mission, inspected the crossing and served notice on the railroad company. He stated that the subway could be put in at a very small cost.

ir.g site will probably be received today. Arrangements are being made whereby Mayor Hodges and Capt. H. S. Norton of the Gary Commercial Club will be passengers from Gary to Chicago. The piano will be on exhibition at the Pageant of Progress in Chicago.

A rive year old colored child, Howard Herald, lies in a critical cond!-

j tion at the St. Antonio hospital in Gary today as the result of a fall

from a second story window to the pavement he-low yesterday afternoon. According to. w!tn sses the child was standing on a piano stool at the time of the accident, sJ.pped and fell, plunging out of a second stoty window-

In the neighborhood of vntv.(lv.l and striking his head oh the pave-

STUDENTS INSPECT THE GARY MILLS

visiters all students of the r-nvno oeiow. .vt tne hospital

gmeenng School of Chicago were in '"orning nurses stated that the child

Gary yesterday on an inspecting tour j had sufEereJ a. fractured skull of the mills. They were given lunch-' was stlU unconscious.

eon at the Y. M. C. A. cafeteria and were directed through the American Bridge Co. and several other industr.es of the city by "Y" secretaries. They returned to Chicago la:.u night.

this

and

Harry Sommers acting secretary of the Gary Commercial Club made the announcement this morning that he had received word from the owners

HYMAN IS JUNIOR TENNIS CHAMPION

I BTB .S3 B C IS 2 ti S3 , 2 Q E . 3 SOUTH SHORE BRAND MALT EXTRACT

When William Chacarlstos of Indiana Harbor makes another trip to Gary in his automobile- he will acquaint himself with the steel city's traffic rules. Yesterday he was coming down Broadway with the muffler on his car vide open and seemed to bo enjoying the thunderous explosions of the engine until traffic Sergeant Johnstone ordered him to stop his car and took him to the station where he was booked on a charge of having the muffler on his car open. "I didn't know I was doing anything wrong'" said WillTiim, "they never say anything at Indiana Harbor."

Following a frea for all fight et 19th avenue and Ellsowrth Place in Tolleston last night, Jacob Evolga. Mike Czig and Serge Duke thrSe of the participants were placed undir arrest for Quandt and Farreil on a chargs of assault and battery. Although they appeared in court with their heads all bandaged up and sorry looking sights they plead no guilty.

Tibesmen have been killed, wounded accused of murderin

or captured iti the violent fighting that has been raging in Morrocco, said a Tangier Dispatch to the London Times today. Fighting at various points continue.

WANDERER IS IS REPRIEVED CHICAGO, July 23 Carl Wanderer's song in the county ajil took on a newtilt today as he moved from the shadow of the gallows back into the cell where night has never fallen for him. The former army lieutenant who is

s wife her un

born child and a "ragged stranger" was to have been hanged this morning but was granted a sixty day reprieve. Wanderer was in the death cell when the news of the reprieve reached him. He was taker, back to the cell where big "daylight lamps" Tjerp-rtua'.ly keep out the shadows of night. During the sixty day reprieve granted Wanderer, by Gov. Small, a group

of anenists for into his sanity.

the state will inquire

TRY A "TIMES WANT AD"

SPAIN SUFFERS TERRIBLE LOSSES LONDON, July 29. Twenty thousand Spanish troops and Rebellious Moorish

Lord - Curzon, tfr.e

ret&ry. Lord North.-.., tain that Lord 0 u - z i these methods her ." said. "On th r.r-s.-ttt Northeliffe says Ir-ni dealing with Indian r o-gmars of Email Ind'a:

Although the British withheld comment today.

ish foreign sece is pretty cer-

hiS adopted the statement ccasica Lord Oirzon Is not

AJLTTO THIEVES ARE CAUGHT

Ate Hyman is the Junior Tennis Champion of Gary. Yesterday he defeated George Carpenter No. 1 in the

official ranking three out of a series) ri ri-ri of fivi games, carpenter was credit-1 Of Fvxt Barley Bohemian Style

ea WiTn hflvne- riprMff1 aAm t '

best players in the Senior division. The champion received a handsome silver cup for his racket work.

stood that Ambassador G--ddes had is

sued the Invitation to Lord Northpcliffe personally, some months ago. and that it had been in no sense an Invitation for Lord Nor'hcliffe to be the guest of the British government, but the personal guest of the ambassador. In view of the differences between Lloyd G-eorge. Lord Curzon and Lord Northcliffs, it is under'se.od. the ambassador felt it to Lt improper to use the British embassy for entertaining his personal friend but the avowed enemy cf the administration he represent.

"LAPORTE. Ir.d.. July 28. What was thought to have been a successful getaway in a stolen Hudson super six sedan came to a sad ending for two young men giving their names as Hen-

at.ves or r..ie j ! ' Waierrnuth.23. and Joe Brayman, 22. ! newspapers."! who were taken into custody at Ham-

embassy rnond, In-i. and returned to Toledo. O., is under- j where they will face the serious charge

automobile stealing.

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AuCaastie Informs: St. Paul late last ro the fact that "Ttortoii3 Chicago ic- -r tured in that crv , to a. nuaher of w. dentt. The Times has ia

"ST:iriCNL NEWS SERVICE NEW YORK. July 29. Stocks closing prices: American Car and Fdy. i33 American Tel. and Tel 105 Baldwin Locomotive ........... 77 Bethlehem Steel B 49',4 Crucible Steel 55 Lehigh Valley 53 Mexican Pete ,...105 Miami Copper 21 Pure Oil 25 Pressed Steel Car 57

P.ailway Steel Springs Republic Iron and Steel .... TT. S. Steel Westingnouse ........

Willys Overland Sinclair Oil

74 465 73S 42 20

vr. received from i

it s.bftantiatir.j .'" ''Connor, no n he-d been cap-

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CHICAGO CASH GRAIN. WHEAT No. 2 red, $1.22 1.24 : No. 3 red. S1.20HS1.24; No. 2 hard

i winter, Jl.iija'jl.za; No. 3 hard

iter, Jl. 19-. 31-22 1-4 No. 1 nor.

r. orary resi- spriRg:t $i.S0; No. 2 nor. spring,

eorne time that O'Gonr

I si. 27; .vo. 3 spring, ji.zs. information for) CORN No. 1 mixed. 63ic; No. 1 or foil -'wing his i write, 4ic: No. 1 vellow. 64 u-

flight from Chicago after th sh..-.ot-; 64 He; No. 2 mixed, 63c; No. 3 Inr and death of Policeman Paddy I white, 64Vic; No. 2 vellow, 64Uc; No. O'Neill was in hiding in Gary for 4 mixed. 61c: No. 6 yellow. 55955c.

more than a month. It is said that he made his home at a Washington t. address with a Gary woryan who gained &ome publicity so'-ie time ago. One prominent Gary man confidentially told a friend of his that he recognized O'Connor on th street aer the "Washington rtreet address from the descripticn f"!''en of the gunman

OATS No. 2 white, 353 37Hc; No. 3 white, 337s(3 34Hc; No. 4 white, 31 '4 32?ic. CHICAGO LIVE STOCK. CATTLE Receipts. 4.00.T; market, slow- and steady. Beef Steers Choice end prime, 19 . 25 t' 9 . R 5 ; medium and good, IS. 70 CI 3-25: good and choice.

1 MID-SUMMER CLEARANCE OF MID-SUMMER FAVORITES Oxfords, Pumps and Strap Slippers, in satins, suedes, patent and kid leathers. Values to $12.00, now, $Q.95 $7.95 $3.95 MID-SUMMER FAVORITES White Low Shoes, charming new models, sport and plain effects. Values to $7.50, now, $3.80 $5.00 $5-55 EXTRA SPECIAL This lot consists of discontinued lines, many good styles are featured; sizes broken. Values to $8.50, now $4.85 IT PAYS TO SHOP AT THE "SHOP AHEAD"

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li Sugar (10 lb. limit).

10 lbs Best Creamery Butter, per lb

Vanilla Wafers, per lb

$9c 45c c

Buckeye Marlt and Hops, Jg per set

Puritan Malt and Hops, per set

Root Beer Extract, per bottle . . . . ,

75c 10c

Brooms, 5 sewed, each

45c

South Shore Brand Malt Extract of Pure Barley, Boheraiaa style 3-ounce package of Bohemian Pressed Hops.

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SMALL FRESH PICNIC HAMS Per pound

ISc

CHOICE CUTS CHUCK R0.4STPer pound

10c

VEAL SH0UIPER ROASTPer pound

16c

Si! m ? If irk! jL" St u , 13

HAMBURGER AND ALL-PORK SAUSAGE3 pounds fcr

CHEESE American. Brick and Limburger. Per pound

20c