Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 357, Hammond, Lake County, 5 May 1922 — Page 8

THE TIMES FTiday, May 5, 1922. ilKORY-BlBOO stripts of bamboo Inlaid parallel with the center, somewhat like a casting rod. It has not been tried extenA;ve!y but It U said that the combination la more stable een than the present wooden shafts which bosin to lose their native resilience as soon as they are put in play. Very little hickory Is require! for this inlaid shaft, and it does not need to be so carefully selected, as the main timber lies in the split bamboo. Steel shafts have teen outlawed In Great Britain and by the United States Golf Association, although manufacturers say fhst some substiTA K. K. K. UNDER FIRE IN LOS ANGELES, AS AFTERMATH OF NIGHT RIDER ATTACK S nil! r-T nrnrrnrrn Limited Off erie oHArl rtKrLbiLU FOR GOLF . CLUBS CHICAGO, May 5. A new type of isolt club shaft hv ben perfected (In th effort to find a. substitute for disoe Terrace ! hickory. It la composed of a core ef second srrowth hickory with uniting u w liu,iiiiijiiK.iii,wMmi,ii,y,iipiiri-PiJr' ndependent Market Co. 181 East State St. Hammond, Ind.

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Specials for Saturday, May 6th

PIGS FEET ... FRESH HEARTS Kidneys or Liver ....

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SPARE RIBS HAMBURGER BOILING BEEF

VEAL LEGS

PORK RIITTS ... l

VEAL CHOPS . . .

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PORK ROAST . . SALT PORK... FRANKFURTER

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PER POUND Our Regular 80c Seller Mother's Day, Sun., May 1 4 What shall the token be? Just look in our windows and you have the problem solved. For here you will see beautiful boxes of Assorted Chocolate and Bon Bons, and with each box a handsome picture, artistically framed, and just below the picture a grand tribute to dear old mother. It is something different and a gift mother will always appreciate. Select a box for her while it is on your mind. Hammond Candy Co.

Soulias & Rogers, Props.

575 Hohman St. 1 66 State St.

When Anything Goes Wrong:. If you find any difficulty with your gas or. electric service, please do us the favor of reporting: it to us. Many persons make the mistake of complaining to their neighbors, whereas as simple statement of the fact made to us would result in prompt correction of the trouble. Our business does not consist merely of selling gas, electricity and appliances, but in insuring their satisfactory operation.

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Upper: District Attorney Thomas Lm Woolwine, examininir records of the Ku Klux Klan, seized after the In tie wood, Cal nirht rider attack. Below: W. S. Cobnm, srrand goblin of the Pacific domains of the K. K. K. as he appeared at the inquest. High officials of the Kn Klux 'Can are rapidly gathering in Los vnjreles to put up a fiffht for the ontinuanca of their organization, hose existence is threatened folwing the Inglewood night rider ttack. District Attorney Thomas ee Woolwire has seized the docupnts of the klan and has declared

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his intention of wiping out the or-canization.

tute for hickory must be found as that wood of the proper sort Is fast

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"KID" LEWIS

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the consequent four runs were add,ed to from time to time by hits and Maroon mlsplays of hand and mind. There were no breaks at all fon the Maroons, whose bad luck came to a climax when Feder Jos;g;led Eurch's elbow Just as the pitcher was going to make an easy assist to first.

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE By TED "KID" LEWIS Written specially fcr The International News 'Service. Copyright 1922. by International News Service. LEWIS' TRAINING CAMP, Har-row-on-Hill, England, May 6. I

' never aim for anything I can't hit,

and my fight with Georges Carpentier has been the aim of my life. I am certain I can l.lt Carpentler hard enough to beat him, and I will, too. Georges says that a good big fighter Is better than a good little fighter, and I reply with ample evidence at my disposal that the time is past when, good little fighters

were always beaten by good big

fighters. Carpentler Is the best fighter at any weight In Europe. He is quick aid plucky and has an excellent knowledge of ring craft. His right hand punch Is deadly, but he has only a right hand punch. Carpentler can rightly claim the light heavyweight championship ot Europe. I think I can claim the light heavyweight championship of America by virtue of the fact that I defeated Boy McCormick, who had beaten Levlnsky when he was Indisputably light heavyweight champion of AmericaCarpentier will weigh In 164 pounds. At the most I will weigh 154 pounds. Therefore, there will be only ten pounds difference between us, which is negligible. I am confident that after next Thursday night's fight, I will be the world's light heavyweight champion. I will watcn George's good right hand; but he wants to watch both of mine.

Would You Want Horse Cars Back? Of coarse not And neither would anyone want to go back to old methods of heating water, after once knowing the advantages of the Gas Water Heater.

Visit our Show Room end see a demonstration of the different types of Gas Water Heaters oa display. Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company

Major League Clubs Standing

AMERICAN LEAGUE W INew Tork 12 7 St. Louis 13 7 Chicago 9 Philadelphia 9 9 Cleveland 9 9 Boston S 9 Washington 8 12 Detroit 12 .Teatcrday'a Hesnlta Cleveland, S; Chicago. 3. Detroit, 8; St. Louis, 6. No other games played. NATIONAL LEAGUE W L New Tork 14 4 Chicago 11 S St. Louis 10 7 Brooklyn 9 8 Pittsburgh 8 9 Philadelphia 9

Pet. .932 .632 .529 .600 .600 .1 .400

Cincinnati

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Pet. .778 .688 .588 .529 .471 .400 .300 .250

Illini Bunch Clouts And Pommel Maroons To the Tune of 10 to 2 TJRBANA, 111., May 5. Illinois disposed of Chicago, 10 to 2. without trouble yesterday. Lundgren's men bunched four hits in the first frame, inrlurlinsr Otto Kotrers' triple, and

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Yesterday's Results St. Louis, 8; Cincinnati, 7. No other games played. MAY COLLEGE TRACK MEETS Track and field meets in which Indiana colleges will participate during the month of May have been scheduled as follows: May 6 Butler vs. Franklin, at Irwin field. May 6 Purdue vs. Chicago, at Lafayette. May 13 Earlham vs. Franklin, At Franklin; PePauw vs. Notre Dame, at South Bend. May 19 I. C. A. L. track and field meet, at Terre Haute; members. Butler, State Normal, Rose Poly, Earlham and Franklin, and all state secondary schools Invited. May 20 I'Mirdue v. Northwestern, at Lafayette; Notre Dame vs. Illinois, at Champaign. 111.; Indiana vs. DePauw, at Greencastle. May 27 State meet at Lafayette.

Charging the atmosphere with an excess amount of carbonic acid gas has been known to increase the y!eld f greenhouse uliivstion.

HOUSEHOLD HNrCr

MENU HINT. Breakfast. Rolled Oats with Dates Three-Minute Eggs (in egg cups) Hard Rolls Coffee Luncheon. Creamed Asparagus on Toast Bran Rolls Cottage Cheese Salad Jam Cake Dinner. Meat Balls Mashed Potatoes Spinach Fruit Salad Eye Bread with Sweet Butter Orange Tapioca Custard f TODAY'S RECIPES. Cottage Cheese Salad Heap a tablespoon of cottage cheese on a lettuce leaf. Lay strips of currant jelly across it and garnish with four salted almonds stuck with points in. Serve with or without mayonnaise. Nutritions and inexpensive. Meat Balls Cook together half tan tomatoes, one green pepper and one onion, chopped. Drop into this meat balls composed of uncooked, chopped meat seasoned with onion, pepper and salt, bread or cracker crumbs and one esre if desired. Cook gently one-half or three-quarters of an hour, according to the size of the meat balls. -

HOT BREADS. Boston Brown Bread Sift together one cup bread flour, two cups graham flour, two cups corn meal, add one cup molasses, three and one-half cups thick sour milk, two teaspoons soda and one teaspoon salt. Mix thoroughly, divide into three molds and steam one and one-half hours. This bread is much improved by standing in a hot oven about fifteen minutes after it ia steamed, to dry out.

Graham Gems Two tablespoons i sugar, two tablespoons butter (cream together), one egg and I pinch of salt (well beaten), one ' cup sour milk, one teaspoon soda dissolved in the milk, one cup graham flour and one cup white flour, sifted. Mix all ingredients. Bake in hot oven twenty minutes. Makes eight

gems.

HEAVENLY HASH DESSERT.

One-half pound seeded or seed- .

less California grapes. . Two diced pears. Six dates cut fine. 1 Whip one-quarter pint cream nearly stiff. Add six soft marshmallows cut in small pieces and whip until stiff. Mix with the above fruit. Serve on lettuce, garnishing with a maraschino cherry. You can omit grapes, or substitute diced pineapple for same, also using canned pears- (four halves) in place of fresh fruit, and all with equal success. Very nice for luncheon, evening party or afternoon tea served with thin cut bread sandwiches.

NOVEL TOWEL RACK. When the dishes are done and tea towels and dish cloths are to dry, use a small umbrella frame, opened, hung on a hook above thekitchen range. When not in use the frame can be closed and hung in a closet. It is especially useful in small apartments. One can use it for other drying also. It is nice to enamel the frame white.

ELECTRIFIED INVALID CHAIR. An electrified invalid chair is among the novelties of the year, permitting those to whom walking is difficult to go about the streets; without an attendant. '

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By Woods, Martin & Co., Exclusive Agents Madison Terrace Realty Company Events are moving so fast towards the realization of our prophesy that Hammond is destined to undergo a phenominal development southward that the stockholders of the Madison Terrace Realty Company have decided that lot prices in this splendid subdivision must soon be increased. Only a few more sales will be made at old prices. SINCE THE LAST MADISON TERRACE SALE When We Staged Hammond's Largest Bonfire 1. The STANDARD STEEL CAR COMPANY has received orders that mean the plant will operate at maximum capacity. Remember the ordinance boom. That is the way things will soon be running in HAMMOND'S LARGEST INDUSTRY. . . . . 0 - 2. THE NEW YORK CAR WHEEL CO. has purchased 1 5 acres of ground along STANDARD AVE. EXTENDED, at the intersection of Columbia avenue and will build a plant at once to cost SZSO.OOO.OO'and employ' 250 men. MADIi SON TERRACE IS LOCATED JUST RldHT TO BE ATTRACTIVE TO THESE MEN AND YET FAR ENOUGH AWAY TO BE OUT OF THE MANUFACTURING -DISTRICT. . , , . YOU HAVE NOTICED THE BUILDING BOOM. HAVE YOU NOT. Well it is absorbing vacant lots until there is a real scramble on for what few are left. WE ARE HERE TO TELL YOU THAT THIS BOOM HAS JUST STARTED AND WILL NOT STOP UNTIL HAMMOND HAS BECOME A BIG CITY. 4. THE JONES & LAUGGHUN STEEL CO. have actually purchased a site of over 1 ,000 acres and will build in Hammond in the course of a few years a. steel plant that will rival any in the district A similar concern was responsible for the building of Gary.

Why Recite Further Facts

You can purchase lots in Madison Terrace, which extends from Calumet Sveriue westward to Jackson street f and from Standard Avenue south to Locust street, for a ridiculously low price on terms so easy anybody can buy. Many of these are business sites on Calumet avenue. This is Hammond's First Black Soil Subdivision

SALESMEN ON THE PROPERTY EVERY SATURDAY AND SUNDAY FOR THE NEXT FOUR WEEKS THE FIRST PURCHASERS WILL GET THE BEST BUYS

WOODS, MARTIN & CO EXCLUSIVE AGENTS Madison Terrace Realty Company

ROSCOE E. WOODS FRANK HAMMOND President Secretary

JOS. C. PAXTON Treasurer

Office, Hammond Trust & Savings Bank Hammond Bldg. Phone, Ham. 51