Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 118, Hammond, Lake County, 7 November 1921 — Page 6

November 5, 1921.

THE TIMES. 5E HANK and PETE O TMeXT TOO lMJCM o by RAY KOPPrAN buss Oil SUICIDE OUl MrUVLHC CLUE. - fMsJVrW-i KUE WVi -fML WEN vrr so -riu'o x oosr Y4H0 -TvWrR VfNt "IrAt c--o

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Overcome n-lth tfHef and remorse over the death of his tvt hiUlren ty d:'htttfrla two week ago ami i!e break with his wife which occurred shortly alter that, Yed A. Zellar, ccininiitied nuioide today at his htmie, 5t9 Freland avt.i West Hammond. Since the death of his children, Zellar had t-ihen to drinking heavily, He came home intoxicated a little over a eek aiW and beat hl wire. Mr. 7.ellar had hlin arrested and at the trtai. Judge KowttlsM freed htm on trood hehavlor. The wire refuwed to live with Mm ahd Htarted divorce proceedinRfi. Several times the man vailed on Judife lvowalskl and betfKed him to intercede with his wire and bring about reconciliation. The woman remained Steadfast In her refufal. Yesterday h ade the final call on the jsdpre and said that the affair was killing him and that unless Mrs. Zellar changed her mind he would end it nil. This morning he tried to we the woman, hut was refused admission to the house at which she was playingAt the home rtf h neighbor he obtained pti'fr and wrote a note. He then informed the neighbor that he was going to kill himself and that she could call the police whenever- she wanted as he would be dead before they arrived. The woman doubted him at first, but some time after he had leTt the house she notified Chief Xlt. The chief hurried to Kellar's home and found the man. writhing on a bed. He hud taken carbolic acid. Ir. Solomon Kerr was called, but the man died about fifteen minuta after his arrival. Zellar Was ifty-six years old.

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CATTI-K Iterejpts. 21.0in: mark"!, gent rally steady. Heef Steers Choice and prime. $9H12; medium and good. tS.lifilO.2ii good and choice, $0 . iV 12 : common and medium. JT ' '. r.i .

Hutcher Ca'tle Heifers, $:lfio;,

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE N'E WyOKK, .Nov. 7. Stacks, etoeAmerican Car and Fdry. 155 American Fdry 251: American Tel. and Tel ll'.f's Baldwin Locomotive 9r Bethlehem Steel B fifii Coloraa Fuel 24 Crucible ffteel 61 General Motors 1 1 fc lAckavranna Steel 41 Lehigh Valley 54 U Metlean Petroleum 107 Mldvale Steel 24 Northern Pacific 77 "Pure Oil 35i Jtallway Steel Springs 84 Kadrnr Kepublle BteI 49 ettidebaker ......... 74 K TetA Co. 43 4 V. S. tee! SO'. rgtifi(irhoi" 4 "W'lHyii overland H Sinel&lr oil IS fWTCAfiO CASH Oil AIT. WffEAT No. 3 red, J1.09H; No. 2 ard winter. 11.03. COKN No. t white, 4 l44fiHc; 0. t mixed. 4Si4 l-4c; No. 2 yellow, 4SHi'47c; No. 3 mixed. 4S 1-1 41c; No. 3 rellow, 45fil6r; No. 4 yellow, 4m fx 4 5'4c. OATS No .2 white, 33 l-4fr35,c; No. S white. 30fi32 l-4c; No. 4 white, 2mf 30 l-4c. CHICAGO PRODITR BUTTER Receipts. 8.010 tubs. Creamery, extra. 43c.; flrst, JS'WtZc. UneomSCHRDLC CMFWY FYV CW.I FX5 Heceipts. 42.24F. cases; ordinary firsts. 43f47c; lrsts. 52?84c. IJVK 1'OUI.TnT Turkeys. 30C; chickens. SSE. .G!. .SHKPI.l' C.MFAV Y springs. 21'.c: roosters, 15c; ge s-p. 33c; ducks, 24c.

lTJTATOl-S Heceipts. SR curs; Minn. :

A Wis. whites, $l.R.-,i 2.on; Minn, an.1 "So .tak. Ked lliver Ohlos. $1.50 ff 1.65; AVashlngtin russets. $2.35. niif tno UVK STOCK. HOOS Heceipts, 47.00H; market, 10 ffJ 20c lower. Hulk, $7. .io 7 . 70; top. $7.90; heavyweight. $7.4ti7.70; medltln. 7 . .0i 7.70.

S1IKKP it. .-ipt t. -C. 000; market, killing classes steady to 2"c lnve' feeders Metrw'y. Iamhs; (SI liis. d"-wn $8.0019.25: lambs: cults and common. $5 . 5ni 7 . 7 F .

Hotids in the case of Mie ared Chinaman Were fixed at $3n0. but when he crept up on the bench beside I'nited Ctales Commissioner Hay Anderson

land pleaded his case the Commissioner

! released him on his own recognizance.

Ihg is decrepit and stooped and

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STOCKS. NKW YOTtlC. Nov. ". -Th- t-k i.-ai ket closed strong to.l ly and was a littlo more active in the kite dealings. Northern raoinc and Orent Northern, In demand, moved up Rhoiit. livn p.dnts eAch. There w-ns active trading in Corn Trod1 ts which to'i- a points to 87 i. Chandler Motors was ex-cpi ton

ally active and strong, advancing over

two points to IT while Studel

over one point to 74 . The steel iwsnes improved

ly. Mexican Potr-deum rained over one point to 17 " and Pacific oil moved up over 2 points to Government bonds un-hanged; railway and other bonds strohg. Total stock sales today 4CG.2O0 shares; bonds $18,925,000.

has itfied drugs for forty years, accord-

ling to his own admission.

Tapping his hollow ehst With an emaciated hand, he pleaded for liberty in order that he might secure the drug he found necessary to maintain life within h weakened frame. 'No steam here.'1 he said, pointing to his chest. ".Must have drug." and It wss thought Hdvisahle to liberate him for the tune beln. Wing is convinced that he can live only a fw weeks, and he told the court that he was ready for the "great adventure." "No good any more -watitedl." he mumbled. I.oc.il and Federal authorities are making determined effor's stamp

out a ring of alleged drug dealers 1

among the (ttinese here, wi.o occupy a s"i -lion of the city known as "Old Town." AVIng Is said to be a le-dr in the ring who has defl'-d the authorities for many years.

rendered a number of violin selections that produced Vociferous applause. Miss Marian Valke accompanied hinl on the piano. Mrs. I.lnton entertain, d the audience In her inimitable manner. Miss Collette McFnd-lep took up some of the rtiiefsi tons of t h campaign

and created mitch enthusiasm by the frrofni manner In which br handler! these oi'stions. She f.Mio''ii!!y urgcl , the women to pet out and v..tr ' Tuesday. Of car Ahlgr-n lefr-rre'd toj Ihe articles In the Chicago piper villi-

tyitlfr the good name or AVhii'ng;, which Van distributed ly the rtemocratlo organization wltlu'n the p;.st week. He characterised as low, nuan and despicable this ."ict of getting the Chicago paper to print certain tilings about Whiting which those, responsible know are not true. Senator N'ejdl replied to feme of the Ohirges rn;ide hy the d"in 'r:: t s ,Vir-

Ing the past week. Mayor Schrage ajipeared last on the program and took up various Issues. The applause which he receivr-d at the colse of his talk augurs v. ell for the result of to-

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Card of Thanks

We Mini to thank our lrienus and neighbors lor their kindness an Id sympathy shown during our hue bereavement, in the b'ss of husband and father and for the beautiful lloral orfpringj. iind donation of cars, also the speaker, C. I). Nicholson and ro-work-ers from the I. H. S. A., and the Loyal order of Moose.

EAST CHICAGO AUTO IS STOLEN Abraham Given, Form'th avenue, Kast Chicago, drove his Ford sedan to the Palace theatre, Hlue Island avenue, and Hooseyelt It. .ad, Chicago, las evening. After the thow was over Mr. iiven found the machine had been stolen. The Hammond office of the Illinois Automoidle Insurance t'o., is offering a reward of $25 for the recovery of the machine and $100 for the arrest

ANOTHER LIE NAILED. I. M . R. Schock offer $500 to anyone who can prove that I ever owned anystock or had any interest in the East

They have made the charge that I have been a stockholder, and was a stockholder during the Callahan administration, in the Eaxt Chicago & Indiana Harbor Water Company. I desire to say that all charges of this kind are absolutely false. I have never at any time owned any stock or had any interest whatever in the East Chicago & Indiana Harbor Water Company. To substantiate my statements, . t will pay $500.00 to anyone who can prove that I ever owned any stock or had any interetst in the East Chicago & Indiana Harbor Water Company. M. R. SCHOCK.

"TRY A TIMES WANT AD"

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Mrs. A. Hillman and Family. Chicago Indiana Harbor Water Co.

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win: AT. CttlCAlO, Nov. 7. l.oal short sellers in the wlfat pit rnn into a sha following the early decline when strong: commission houses wilh eastern connections bought hr.tvlly forcing shorts to bid the price up in the later session. Those close was at harp gains for the day with the tone of the market fairly strong.

NEEDED STEA.M IN HIS LUNGS riNTEGNATIONAL NEWS SERVtCtl TiiliUKIlS, Mont., Nov. 7. It requires drugs opium, cocain. and "snow" to put "steam" in a man's lungs, according- to Toy Wing, local Chinaman and aged drug addict, who is being held by Federal authorities oh a charge of selling drugs here.

With tonight at street, and ing at the

WniTINO, Ind . Nov. 7 hiige bonfire nt 7:.".0 p. m. I.-iporte averue and ll!th with another iou:nr.g nice:

Community Hall ht eiht o'eb-tk this evening, the ppub1 leans will wind up their campaign on high. Tonight's meeting will bp a repeater of the on held Sa'urday when every seat and every hit of standing room tv r.H taken. Another musical program has been arranged and some new speakers will be 'ui the piiiun.-ii. f.-i t u 1 'ie y's meeting wa: one of thr most remarkable demons' rat lofts that, has i-!"il 'synr Schr:!ge in this r my c.thor campaign. A: eight o'clock the hall was packed. The singing "'f the Tte publican Women's lilce Club w as enjoyed hy all. Henri Waxman. a recent arrival from Cuba. here he plVed with the Havana Cori'-ert Citnpany,

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A Snappy List of Items of Every Day Need

BED SPREADS $1.59 Full size, crocheted designs, hemmed only; $2 values. LADIES' GLOVES 59c Seasonable shades, in a regular 85c fabric glove, in all sizes. DRAPERY CRET0NS 35c A new line of beautiful floral designs. Very special at this price. STANDARD PERCALES 14c 36 inches wide, fast color, a wide range of patterns.

CHAM0ISETTE GLOVES

SHAKER FLANNEL 12ic Pure white, fleeced on both sides, medium weight.

$1.50 16-bu?ton length, brown and wanted shades.

PILLOW TUBING

29c

42 inches wide, no dressing; 45c values. Tuesday only at this price. CHILDREN'S FINE HOSE

25c

Regular 49c values, in a fine qual

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sizes.

WOOL FINISH BROADCLOTH $1.00

GEORGETTE CREPE $1.00

40 inches wide, in every conceivable shade; the $1.59 quality.

58 inches wide, brown, navy, burgundy and grey

LADIES' COTTON HOSE Two25c par Black only, in a good grade of ladies' hose; 1 9c values. VEL0UR SUITINGS $2.98 54 inches wide, all-wool, in brown and black checks and other patterns. Very special at this price. INDIAN HEAD

25c 36 inches wide, for fancy work.

KNITTING YARN R

45c Red, navy, grey, brown; all-wool. 65c quality.

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The big issue of this campaign is whether YOU shall he as a citizen and taxpayer at the

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Your best Interests demand that

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we put SIMON over with a

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