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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15
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Fred Johnson, colored. was arrested
by Detective Ryan at 95th street and
Ewing avenue, acting in a suspicious
manner in a hallway. He had about
81 in chicken feed" and two new
purses in his clothes. and the detective
locked him up. Judge GOodnow this
morning gave Johnson the option OF
returning to Logansport, Ind, from
which town he claimed to hail. or 60
ing to the Bridewell on a fine. John
son reluctantly chose the former alter
native.
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Failed to Support Family.

z. D. Slight. a scene painter, was
before the municipal court this morning
on the complaint of his wife, Anna
Slight. that he got drunk and failed TO
support his family OF seven children.
The man, who lives at 1926 Exchange
avenue, was placed under $500 bonds
and the case was continued ten days to
enable him to straighten out and sign
the pledge.
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HESSVILLE NEWS

Mesdames Havengar and Carften are
Hammond visitors today.
Mrs. Ben Losher Visited friends in
Hammond yesterday.
The Misses Grace Carman. Edna
Dedelow and Esther Losher will see
Uncle Toms Cabin" at Hammond to-
night.
Hammond visitors yesterday were
Mesdames Green. Schay. Burkhard and
Hoff.
Misses Ursula and Bessie Stochman
of Grasselli. were the guests of friends
here yesterday.
Mrs. James vanes. ST., is reported
quite I'll.
Henry Daugherty of Munster, trans
acted business here Wednesday.
It is reported that the wedding of
Thomas NcNickales of Hessville, and
Miss Mabel Palmer of Spokane. Wash.
will take place here Wednesday.
Are you homeIessg Advertise for .
house or a room In THE LAKE COUN-
nv TIMES
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Lawrence Hanlon, structural iron
worker from South Chicago, who IS
employed at Gary, fell forty feet from
scaffold yesterday receiving severe
internal injuries and several broken
bones He was brought here by the
Lake Shore and later removed to st.
Margarets hospital by Undertaken
Teal.
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August Koehle is credited with the
promotion of a very successful surprise
party held on Peter Schumacher. last
evening. The occasion being Mr.. Schu-
macher's fftieth birthday anniversary.
Neighbors and many friends were
present. and the evening was very
pleasantly spent.
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Laborer Falls From Car.

Joseph Andrezewski. a laborer, so
years of age, fell from a Calumet cleo
tric car at 91st street and Escanabe
avenue yesterday evening, sustaining
a wound above the left eye and abra-
sions on his face He was attended
by DR.. Leonard, the police surgeon, and
taken to his home, SS14 Eseanaba ave-
nue.. The car was slowing down to
stop when Andrezewski fell from it.
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LaPorte- Whiting Game.

The Whiting high school teams will
meet the LaPorte high school teams
in a double game of basket ball at
Mettfer's hall tonight. Show your pub
lie spirit, and turn out and hustle for
Whiting. When our teams went to La
Porte March 2. they turned out 467
rooters See how well we can do.
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Hard Time Dance.

The Royal Neighbors will give a
hard time dance at Goebel's hall, Sat
urday evening. The lady and gent
giving the best representation of hard
times will be given a prize. A prize
will also be given for the prize waltz,
and one for the best cake walk.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

Martin Calls. a laborer aged "a,
sprained his back while at work yes
terday loading cars for the Baltimore
6, Ohio freight house at Eighty-sev-
enth street and Superior avenue. He
was taken to the South Chicago hos
pital by the police ambulance.
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"Hunkies" Beat Up a Turk. "

Michael Leech, pipe-ftte got mix
ed up with some Hungarians in a sa-
loon at SIND street and the Strand
Wednesday night, and was found later
in the middle of the street with his
head cut and suffering from other
minor injuries. He had been badly
beaten up by the Hunkies. officer
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ONE DAYS GRIST
IN SOUTH CHICAGO

Ziegler took him to the police station
where his wounds were dressed by DR.
Leonard. Leech was able to go unaid-
ed to his home at s947 Mackinaw ave
nue..
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Bert steele and family from Frank
fort. Ind, have moved their house
hold goods into the house belonging
to Mat Boney OF Hammond. Wesley
young and family will move to Crown
Point.
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Daniel Dace, arrested yesterday for
using abscene language in the pres
ence of ladies in the Baltimore & Ohio
station, was given a fine of $40 and
costs by Judge Goodnow in the mu-
nicipial court this morning.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS


The ladies auxiliary of the Eastern
Star met at the home of Mrs. Frank
Williams Of Magoun avenue yesterday
afternoon. The ladies were entertain
ed at cards and Mrs. Bowers succeed
Ray Barlow Of East Chicago won the
second There was a musical pro-
gram and a dainty lunch was served.
Mrs. Hamilton of Joliet, Ill, IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Jones. in
Magoun avenue.
Mr. and Mrs George Olsopp left yes
terday for short trip. They will
visit friends at Rolling Prairie, La
Porte and Michigan City.
DR.. Hanlon left for his home in Mid
dleville Mich, this morning.
Mrs. William Jeppeson, Mrs. Joe Ar
THY and daughter. Lillian, spent the
day in Chicago.
The young lady bookkeeepers of
Whiting give a banquet tonight fol
the bookkeepers of East Chicago. The
Aid society of the Congregational
church in the basement of the church
Those attending from East Chicago are
Misses Mary Davis. Gertrude VanGie-
son, Beatrice Howell. Agnes Fisk and
Agnes Nelson.
The Lady Maccabees will hold a
meeting at the home Of Mrs. Jor-
dan in Olcott avenue Monday night
The meeting will be for the purpose
of making temporary arrangements
/ for a hall.
Mrs G. w Lewis was shopping in
Chicago today.
]. O'Neil made flying business triT
to the city Thursday.
Mrs. VanAuken, who was operated
| on yesterday. is doing nicely.
WANTED-Girl for general house
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V. R Lehman saw the wrestling
match at the Coliseum last night.
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Lawrence Hoover has begun putting
in the stone footing for his oulluine
on Broadway south of Tenth avenue.
on account of the stream ho"Ins
across the former swale on his build
ing site. he was compelled to tear a
hole In the front of the partially Duilt
structure standing just to the south !:
Thus permitting the water to flow on
under the latter building.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Buros attended the trial
of the colored man at Hammond yes
terday, who robbed the Buros Saloon
of money and some liquor about
month ago.
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Ed Lauderer has quit his job with
the Calumet Lumber company and has
secured employment with the Falkenau
Construction company In Gary.
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GARY NEWS

John z. Sears. trustee for the Third
ward attended to business interests In
Crown Point yesterday afternoon.
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]. W. Ryan of Chicago Heights made
number of business calls in Ham
mond today.
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man. are both under medical care.

Mrs. Barbara Spanier, accompanied
BY her two children. Andrew and Miss
Barbara, visited relatives in Hammond
yesterday.
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Briefs.

Robert Emmett" drama depicting
events in the life of the popular Irish
patriot. will be the bill at the Calu-
met theatre next week.
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Said To Be Hanging Low Over the
Financial and Railway
World.
APPEALS TO THE WHITE HOUSE
Magnates Lay the Trouble to Legisla,
ton That Is Hostile.
President Doesn't Seem to Have Any.
thing to Offer, Except That
1t Is Their Own
Fault.

Washington, March 15.-For moro
than forty eight hours the White
House and treasury department have
been flooded with appeals for President
Roosevelt and Secretary Cortelyou to
take some action TO avert the threat
ened disaster" in the financial and
railroad world. 1t can be stated au-
thoritatively, however, that President
Roosevelt will not change his attitude
toward the railroads. though 1t Is adj
United that the administration has no
intention Of entering on an extremely
radical attack ON the railway corpora
tionS.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

The Junk company is making large
strides IN the erection of It's building
just north of the Michigan Central on
Broadway.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

Mrs. Daniel Kelly of Commonwealth
avenue is visiting her mother, Mrs.
John D. Kelly, at South Chicago today.
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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES would
rather give something for nothing
than get something for nothing. 1t
wants nothing until it can return some
Ghfz< with interest.
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James Buckley of Rensselaer, is Wis
iting his sister. Mrs. William White
more in First street for a few days.
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Rev. Edward Green was the guest
Of Mrs. ]. Q. Jones yesterday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

Contractor Gallagher has the con-
tract for the new lumber shed for the
Toleston Lumber company.
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The Toleston Lumber and Coal com
pany cannot start their sheds before
next week. owing to the illness of ].
A. Baider of whiting.
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Mrs. Jas. F. Daugherty is shopping
In Chicago today.
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Men of local influence and capital
are behind a movement to organize
trust company. It is expected that the
organization will be completed and
ready for business by the time the
building is ready. 1t Will have
moredate capitalization and will do
a general trust and savings bank
business.
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HEGEWISCH NEWS

W ILL A NJ ROSE
GROCERIES, FEED AND
GAS FIXTURES.
1890 ONTARIO ST. HEGEwIsCH
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r. E. Humphreys OF Whiting trans
acted business with Postmaster Gill
bert today.
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James Morris, general yard maste
of the Indiana Harbor at Gibson, Is II
Hammond today on business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

Charles Kribbith was in Hammond
last evening on business
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The teachers took their dinners at
the Methodist church yesterday, where
it was served in an elaborate style by
the members of the Ladies' Aid society.
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When in Indiana Harbor call on Al
Kaufman and have a good dinner. Best
in the country for 25 cents. We also
carry the best line CT liquors and
cigars 1923 Michigan avenue. Indiana
Harbor
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Stowell Beach of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., has recovered from his burns re-
Gently received at the Standard, and
is now able to be out again.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

Hoyt Ogram is now a member of
the choir in st. Paurs Episcopal church
in Hammond, where he is receiving
much praise for his work.
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TOLLESTON NEWS

H. A. TownsIey was in Hammond last
evening on business.
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avenue, spent yesterday with relatives
at Englewood. Her mother, Mrs. Keul
time.
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Mesdames NJ. r. and Frank Bell
are in Chicago today shopping.
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The band boys are making arrange
ments for big dance and banquet t
be given in the near future All pro
ceeds are to go to the band association
which bids fair to be one of the hes
in Lake county.
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Dor, is very i'll at her home on Clark
street, with pneumonia.
Hoyt Ogram is now a member of
the choir in st. Paurs Episcopal church
in Hammond, where he Is receiving
much praise for his work.
Stowell Beach of Pennsylvania ave-
nue., has recovered from his burns re-
Gently received at the Standard, and
is now able to be out again.
The teachers took their dinners at
the Methodist church yesterday, where
it was served in an elaborate style by
the members of the Ladies' Aid society.
Mrs Andrew Hammer of Sheridan
avenue, spent yesterday with relatives
at Englewood. Her mother, Mrs. Keul
returned with her to remain for a short
time.
Alex Erickson Of Fred street who
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks with typhoid fever. was taken
to a Chicago hospital on the $50 train
yesterday morning.
Tonight will be amateur night at the
Whiting opera house. Four prizes will
be distributed to the amateur actors
winning them at the performance,
which will be open to all amateur per-
formers.
Mrs. Star Stowell and children re-
turned yesterday from Coldwater,
Mich, where they have been for sew
eral months. Mr.. StowelTs mother re-
turned with them and intends to re-
main for an indefinite period.
John Roberts of Indiana boulevard,
has ben filling the vacancy left on the
fire department by the strange and
sudden disappearance of Walter Gets
on March 6. The departure of Mr.
Gets is being enveloped in more mys-
| terry very day, and his wife fears he
has met with foul play.
Ralph W. Burton, manager of the
local telephone exchange, is no longer
connected with the Chicago Telephone
company. o. A. Krinbill, who is at
/ present manager of the Hammond ex-
change, will be the future manager OF
whiting, Indiana Harbor. East Chica-
go, and Hegewisch exchanges. Mr.
Burton will locate at Youngstown, O.
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Mr.. Kribbith and August Hacker
have purchased the Toleston Livery
company's outfit and expect to do
general livery business
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Morgan's AppeaI a Faiiure !?

tionS.
Morgan's Appeal a Failure?
While it is known that the visit of
J. F. Morgan to the White House last
Monday night to induce the president
to issue a reassuring statement to the
country in regard to the administra-
tons attitude toward the railroads,
and the apparent failure of the finan-
cier's appeal, has had much to do with
the panicky conditions that swept over
Wall street, President Roosevelt has
repeatedly said that he is not an en-
envy Of the railroads. and that those
that obey the laws have nothing to
fear from the government While it
has not been definitely decided the
president may issue a statement out
lining his attitude after he has con-
ferred with Presidents McCrea, New
man. Mellen and Hughitt on the rail-
road situation.
President Is Posting Himself.
The conference with the four rail-
road magnates, which was granted by
! the president at the earnest request
Of Morgan, will be held the early part
of next week. 1t is generally under
stood by those close to the president
that the railway officials viii urge
Roosevelt to take some steps to. al
/ lay the public anxiety now threaten
/ Ing to obstruct railroad investments
and construction, and as to the rela-
tons between the railroads and the
! government" Since Morgan's hurried
trip to the White House the president
/ has held numerous conferences with
Chairman Knapp and members of the
interstate commerce commission in or
der that he may be in a better posi-
ton to present the administration
side of the question when he meets
the railroad president next week.
If nd IL AHs1 LAKE COUNTY
TT SFESS does ranf hiring n result you
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Dor, is very i'll at her home on Clark
street with pneumonia.
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Alex Erickson of Fred street, who
has been seriously i'll for several
weeks with typhoid fever. was taken
to a Chicago hospital on the $50 train
yesterday morning.
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George, the druggist, sells tn
LAKE COUNTY TIMES.
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Sum of Mortal Happiness.
The sum Of all that makes g -
man happy consists in the well choos-
ing Of his wife.-Massinger
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Tonight will be amateur night at the
Whiting opera house. Four prizes will
be distributed to the amateur actors
winning them at the performance,
which will be open to all amateur per-
formers.
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T. E. Fowler is in Chicago on bust
ness today.
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The contractors who are bidding on
the track elevation are all required to
hid with the expectation of having the
work done in ninety days. If this is
carried out it will mean that by the
middle of summer the grading will all
be done and the three railroads Will be
ready to move their tracks to their
permanent location. The Steel COM
pany is hampered continually in its
work on the North side on account Of
the presence of the Baltimore & Ohio
and Indiana Harbor tracks and it is
generally understood that the company
will rush the work OF moving them to
the south side as rapidly as possible
The Clark Construction company is
making good Roadway in their work
on the hotel building at the corner Of
Broadway and Sixth avenue. The
pumps work we'll and are able to keep
the water away from the work as 1t
progresses. The south foundation
wall was completed yesterday and the
men are now busy putting in several
of the cross walls. A very large
amount of material has arrived from
time to time and lies waiting to be
used. The Land company recently
sold the lot just west of the hotel site
to an undertaken from Delphi and this
will necessitate the moving of some
of the material. but the company ex-
poets to bid on the erection of that
building. If awarded the contract
they can do the work more readily
than any other contractor on account
of their fortunate location.
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WANTED-Girl for general house,
work, at 269 Oakley avenue.-3-14
st.
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The dancing class conducted by John
Stamm of Hammond at K1ine's hall
every two weeks had an unusually
large attendance last night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-03-15

Thomas O'Connell made a short bust
ness trip to Monon, Ind, yesterday.
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Mrs Star stowell and children re-
turned yesterday from Coldwater,
Mich, where they have been for sew
eral months. Mr.. Stowelrs mother re-
turned with them and intends to re-
main for an indefinite period.
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III nd IL as1 LAKE COUNTY
TINES does not bring result you
know the telephone number.
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Ed. Simons of Hobart made mum
Der Of short business calls here today.
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Undertaken Teal, on account of his
increased business. will open a branch
office at East Chicago and Will pur-
chase a new ambulance in addition tc
the two he already has.
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Mrs. Hamilton of Joliet, ILL.,, IS visit
ing her sister, Mrs. ]. A. Jones. in
| Magoun avenue.
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Mrs. VanAuken, who was operated
on yesterday, is doing nicely.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George Olsopp left yes
terday for a short trip. They will
visit friends at Rolling Prairie, La
Porte and Michigan City.
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Dr. Hanlon left for his home in Md
dleville, Mich, this morning.
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]. S. Bevens IS in Hammond today or
business.
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Mrs. William Jeppeson, Mrs. Joe Ar
tiby and daughter, Lillian. spent the
day in Chicago.
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Miss Hilda Lotz. operator at the IN
diana Harbor depot at Indiana Har-
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Are you homeIesse Advertise for
house or room In THE LAKE COUN-
TY TIMES.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Freese of PA
Roberts avenue are entertaining the
formers niece, Miss A. Zach, from
LaPorte. Ind, for few weeks.
The Delta independent., 1907-08-02

tankage makes very cheap and salts
factory ration, producing the largest
gains of any ration used. Barley and
tankage makes cheaper ration than
barley and wheat. or barley and peas.
but not quite so cheap as barley and
shorts, although producing the second
largest gains. Barley, corn and al
falfa hay proved very satisfactory
ration, being second only to corn and
tankage in cheapness, and producing
the third largest gains of any ration.
The corn and alfalfa hay ration did not
prove satisfactory, being the costliest
ration used, with the exception of the
beet rations. The beet rations were
not in the running.
While all grain is figured at | cent
per pound and the price varies with the
locality, the amount of feed required
for one pound of gain is given. so that
one can figure the cost with the prices
that prevail in their community.
G. E. MORTON.