Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 137, Hammond, Lake County, 28 November 1922 — Page 10

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CASPAR! MONT

S NEAR DEATH

Government witness in Gary Conspiracy Case, tSnoi vline xaiang Automatic .from Beit. arpar: Mont i, Cornier owner of ' ' ' r-' ''i'-'"uo "iJiack ana Tan ' til -J - t I II... J, d ' i-.i.,, ..a. .a i-.-.iK-i, i.-j.-iit-tjc-r, liquor law v "i n v...e in who is l

on .s'jr.i-j G xry of--M'- ted to l.o a 'I iry cor.spirjoy ':ifi a 1 era N.l jury, ia .- at iW: Marcj

- ii ii.I-.ii Was - ' la the ' r O - f ' -V tilt-'

t-.-.'u t,-..wn attends were u tikr-. h.. J.Xc by his til. I: j i-li. 1 j;n ''Vu'jr.liij i .ii v :ii:u,s. ThH liaie ios o-vn l; anil. H.i uuJ ;t in a Hi ,:;s; stafer.K-j.t at . i. rcy iio.'-i'it-i i i tii-iJs foi'uiw.vt.: ; lis w hah ne fcaii s an aoh---;,; a). J I ali'iiS was x.c.b.v f-jr til shooting.' r,., !' Monti nter ,u v p'.aoc unanncl especially ;."'.e;..yts v, ere made to take ' . it. v. as whii he was re- . ar. ;. )'. '.! at ic revolver from ..: :a- afternoon that : i- . . v di.'ii,'ire. (1 ao- - . i M.mt: h confession. i uiiet i" i, ""rated the lower sc. icTi vf his ftoraac.ii, ..:. it i. uy into vital parts .. . jy. s-'i.t.uli f i - recover ho ;:..tl:ii' u for life, it was re1 - 'j.i l'r. Hlack will attend- .. ;-:-.Un Mated that the waund t r ' c fii t ai. - ,:;. Mcntt la known -. if the Koita sides most no-a- : u- rat, e Oai ao : c r- ; owner cf the notorious Black '.'u i r.;s.Tt which was closed :.' rirt oooa s'oi; by the police, fr.tertn-t It J id r.ut whether v -ild cun-. out alle or net. t:u. it was customary Ivt.tl to search patrons as they - ; the plav". If they had guns, a or c'.h-r weapons they were . a xv ay :':o::i the patrons and !! a lox. When leaving- the cm wre returned to the ownr. one or-'a-icti it is report"! Monti had a box filled with and knhej. llowing- the shooting yesterday :..,or., it was .hinted In crtia --s that n--.r.U had attempted 1 hut h d.-r.ies thi.-i. . vther or not Monti wiil be t , apr-'ar as a witness in the ."r.jiiracy rr-en x l.ich wore :-; up in the federal court v. t-3k depends u p r n his c o n -n It 's n:-t !!kiy that he will .: - ') :.ave the hospital in that tirt'. v-u it he bl.ouU 'T.

t-rator, U.ouht lie would be lta ;v,i:!irt aa long- as he had been i:u ruber of tlie police dep-artmenl, it he has learned differently, much. his sorrow. Next Tuesday In the Gary police " art he win ae-aln be brought to -iaS for vi.jiatlrg the state liquor i . it is Ids third offense and with a 6i-uay sentence hangingv r hl.j head from his. b -cond trial it !s iik'iy that Mandula Is headed f ' i - jail. Mandula,' s set t drink parior is In t. ' , vicinity of several lurrhi-M at 12)3 Madison St. and o r y cniplalnts Wfr made that d. uiiiii-'' were offu -ec n ftasg'To'lt f'f l'la-A. In his, I,: Ft trial he was found : u.ity and lln'-d J i 0 ') and costs, and 'i.s ?r,;,iv trial 1200 and cos's and a r-j-day s'ispended s'-ntoni-'-.

SHELBY MEN

E. CHICAGO PLANTS GET H ORDERS

N 1 AFTER

THAYER FIGHT

HEXSSELAER. Ind Nov. 28. Phelps and Everett Estill, both of Shelby were placd In th Jail In this city early Sunday morning by Sheriff Gardner of Newton county, following their arrests on assault and battery charges. Phelps and Estill are alleged to have gone to Thayer to a dance while in an Intoxicated condition, and while there to have started a rumpus which ended In "a free-for-aii." They wiil be given a hearing soon. Shelby and Thayer have been the scenes of numerous brawls of late.

so reports have It, and nearly every Saturday nl&ht Is the occasion of a fracas of some sort. Tha authorities are waging a vigorous campaign to clean out the drunks, and Phelps' and Esteil's cases are just the beerlnninR of the rarr.palftn.

Will Take Off All Excess Fat

Do you know that thera is a simple, harmless, effective remedy for overfatness that may be used safely and secretly by any man or woman who Is losing the slimness of youth? There is: and it Is none other than the tablet form of the now famous Marmoia Prescription, known as Marrnola Prescription Tablets. You can well expect to reduce steadily and easily without gomg through long sieves of tiresome exercise and starvation diet. Marmoia Prescription Tablets are sold by all druarjrists the world over at one dollar for a case, or you can secure them direct from the Marmoia Co., 4612 Woodward Avenue. Detroit, Mich., on receipt of prire Adv.

Inland Steel and General jR

American Get Contracts Yesterday.

-Specials for Wednesday

T0MAT0ES2 for

-No. 2 can,

25c

St.

Tj.e Chics 30, Milwaukee &

i'vul railrortd ha-s o-dered C.50 a". 3.0 00 irondolas. from the Bet

95c

tea lorf

com pa r,y.

00(1 b

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f:c-m the Western Steel Car & Foun-

iiy Company, and f.io auto tnr.sj '-'in t hj i!fnra! - mericn n Car j Company, according to announce- ,

..(!.; lit in" company ""ices yest trJay. The cars have been on Inquiry fo:n time and much Interest was manifested in the award by tar '.uiiders and eteel companies in this district. About 2.000 coal cars will aiso be purchased in thn near fu-

vi;c. it was announced. IM.AXU .!,Tn STEEL ORDFJl

Tho steel for the 2.A(i') eonJo'as

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iv i.i o iy i:ic in, (i. no r'.rn i. 'jlll 1 pany, tho leading- independent in- II

t-'res in tJiis district. With this business on the books the Inland hi he at''.') to take little business for first Quarter shipment. Tills w'l'.l be especially true un ba-s and shapes. A limited tor.r.aee of plates Is expe-ctd to be avalialde for first piarter delivery. The s'eel being- fabricated in this district and the oars being hi jilt by i:.i- iie v est f'r;i:s, tlieso or.ic:n;ian the expenditure of appro.xl'i.d.:ly tlO.-l'OO.O'.'f'. aril increases ..ir.ployment hereabouts.

Monarch Coffee, 3 lb. package for

Plymouth Rock Strawb-erry

Preseryes, 1 lb. bottle

H for

Seedless Raisins, Del Monte Brand, 15 oz. package J8c for ftellog's Corn Flakes, g, ;er package

PEACHES MONSOON BRAND No. 2 can for MONARCH BABIE CORN No. 2 cadi for '

Dressed Turkey, per pound Dressed Duck, per pound

58c 35c

Dressed Geese, per pound Dressed Chicken, per pound ....

18c 15c 32c 27c

Garfield Cash Grocery & Market

Leimbach & Schroeder, Props, CONKEY & GARFIELD PHONE 2668

WE DELIVER

gsawi.iag

m LIQUOR CHARGE FOR THIRD TIE

rriT Gary pji'.o -' - r ' ; a rl o r o t

FJ.GKAST FOWELL of IH3 the .:nericHn Epedls . iry f cr -J. tolls how lie ;...-.tnu 'Tit to i'ijiht" for his sitiinry, nn-'I woti his war v ;.i;ii-.t Itlfiii2iatim.

STANDARD OIL IND. TO PAY 100 STOCK

Special Meeting of Stockholders Called Decem-

Ler 27 to Ratify Propos- j

al.

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vriilTIXG, Ind.. Nor. ZS. A coneir.plated division of 10o per cent '. as a:.not:n?ed today by directors f .-'laniard Oil cf IndU.-.a. who iscd a ,m!1 r a -poclal stocklioili;' r..f Etir.; at Whiting on Dec. 2', j vote on a -proposal to increase ho .-oinpar.y'a capital s:o- k from -' ',030 to 1250.000. 000. The com-

a:iy nas u'f,w'.,v."j f-t ut; tar.dlnir. I ths I'ropo&al Is

-p'-.d, the shares will be distribut1 to stockholders of record Li-.c,

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i-;.v.-t T'oweU is today a .'id f- -'.3 po harry an 1 t 'if t i v.-ar.f! overy ono .- v.-itl; iheutr.at.sta to heir - r-, 'hat ti:y ,n turn will i , , c;iP'i- cad ho restored to i'-j Net Work for Two Years i ::ii3tl.--m as ha-1 as a ::y- " 1 - i i .d :. .nrk, d f - - - i ' . ' ::, w.i- th,-- i.i.i a- . hp- ! ' '-. my - .- , :-. ' I to doi;i"'Io their tiz: - ::- : -l.-T. fi t..- Hospital. 1 " .i CiS ar.d mcd.o.aca -it'd at Camo Devens 1 rfv.3 '.rev I suff.-rcd, ua- : i-1 ': Prs-vrip- - i f-ot ii i' ): '. V": it a relief aftr i a-i 1 . I had geno 1' ' -.- v .- . :- 1 in August. - -v. i.i. ' 1 f i -. -1 to the , end of v.;ti: ii--- r a t et'irn of Ilheu,u Ore Need Give Up Hope rte i'l-ep. riotion 93' cvrd d H-t'r. and hospitals failed -. ri-jt v.'.nt nr.y cm to g:vi ttrtil t: iy have tried th . : p.r.-j t ion. 1 pi.i a living 1- t.o c:i.s-' '.y a try o a-,-with Kl.eumu'ism. C .- 1 :!.--:-! t.-l-iv. and get a i f ".Vi-'itrpni Prescrlrdlcn 90" syi teia of r:: utnatia roltu-.j o.rone rTCftcrtpti'-n "DO" ro-v i.i tablet as well n g liquid Whichever j refirr:: -, l.'r;.'e'!jirrsi fverywhe-rc -i ii!i"!!s n- it")! inr

losed yesterday at lit -.omt. of the present

A'.thoug-'n the par value of the extra disbursement Is 1 110,000,000.

the market value is much treater ! as the fc'aares cf but iZi par value!

i. The h'5"h j took, which '

rams out In 1321 was reached this y..-ar at 135; the lov was 60 in j li.:i. Before refinancing the shares

exchanges for the present issue so: up to la 1317.

ndependent Market Co. 181 East State Street, Hammond, Ind. The poultry we handle is from our own Packing

II House, and are able to sell it at wholesale price.

Specials for Wednesday, Nov. 29th DRESSED DUCKS 29c DRESSED GEESE 26c A NO. I CHICKENS 26c TURKEYS 45 c

POT ROAST 10c I

BOILING BEEF 5 c PORK LOINS (whole or half) . 1 7C FRESH PORK BUTTS 14c

TWO robberies, two attempts last! r.ight. Camera, razor, clothing, are stolen from home of Andrew Schoer, j S?S Stal-3 ttreet. From tho Dibos , Coal Co. office, Fayotto street, thieves steal tl worth of stamps. Attempts made to enter homes at j 1060 Columbia avenue and 433 Mich- j

!?an avenue. itucves irig-atened away at each.

HEARTS LIVER PIG'S FEET NECK BONES SPARE RIBS

10c

ll1.1 ms M.JIUUi VPI'il""ll llii

-iirf'-ii -a-HrrwiifnfcafiritrMiiH lirnWtf

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ASK ABOUT THE "isiER in::zr shoe v ;th a 10,000 mile guarantee .-.gainst a puncture or L!o"OL:t. PIASTER INKER SHOE & SERVICE STATIO? Ccr. Caluniet Av?. Fkm-ner Hire in on si. ltd. SEE SIGN

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EDNESDAY SPECIAI

choice

1 v n nk v

Roast

Pure Pork Sausage .... 10c

'?Pk6S, Fresh Country Dressed lb.

6 f

:Sll

ysters, per q

ivicttj uci i amity IOC

Creamery Butter

per lb.

73 Hohman

e 1441

Dressed Chickens DUCKS GEESE

tifie

Certified to be entirely different from the bread you are used to. Certified to contain more milk, sugar, and shortening. Certified to taste better and to be richer and more nourishing.

Certified -

your money back if

you want it.

The hip

Double fmmmmmm JLoat 1 mmmmm VvU v X&fT'

Un nDemoriam

ELEANOR PLAC In menvsr- of 1 j our darling daughter and sister who

-Med one ye-ar ago today, Nov. ZS, 1922: Home at rest, so sweetly sleeping In her Savior's tender care. Where there Is no pain nor weeping-, Nona on earth can harm her there. When the iua la settln? low. Thinking- of the home so lonely Without the darling- we treasured so Her sweet red lips and big- b'lue eyes Are smiling- at us from tho skies. And when we leave this land dor that one to far

Our little angel will welcome us there. For we loved her dearly, but God loved her 'bast. So God took our darling- Eleanor for eternal restGone but not forgotten. IjONESOME MOTHER. FA. THER AND SISTERS. 11-28-1

Card of Thanks

The many friends of Mrs. F. Mar. tine. Mrs. J. J. Sweeney, and D. L. Akin of Hammond. John Akin, of South Chlcagro and Mrs. Otto Bast and Mrs. A. Koble of Gary sympathize over the loss of their neohaw

Glenn Butcher, one of Whiting's most popular ex-srv!c men. who was buried today with full military honors at Oak Hill. 11-2S-1

DYER

Mr. E. C. Scheldt and family spent Sunday with Barbara and Til. lie Scheidt. Rev. Joseph Kach Is undergoing treatment at the Alexian Brothers hospital and is reported as some, what improved. Mr. Ed. Hill spent the week-end visiting with friends at Eloomington. Ed. Kellman and sou Edward.

daughters Lilly and John Grttnr of Hobart spent Sunday with relatives aere . Quite a number from Dyer went to see the football gaxne at Hammond on Sunday afternoon. Miss Helen Patterson epant the. week end with her grand-mother. Mrs. B. Thlel and Mrs. TMel rturn ed to Chicago with her.

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