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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-24

New jail Sure.
The Board of Revenue today decided
to leave the entire question to the
people OF Birmingham.
That announcement was made after
a conference between members of the
board and DR.. Shirley Bragg, Inspector
of jails. almshouses and cotton facto-
ries, who condemned the Jail recently
in a report to Governor Conner. DR..
Bragg and the board met behind closed
doors. but 1t was learned that he said
that 1t might patch and patch the old
jail but that q new prison would have
to be built In time.
After. he retired from the room the
board took up the question OF where
the new jail should be built After
discussing this live subject until noon
1t was decided to let the people decide
the location as well as the question
OF issuing bonds.
John H. Miller, the County Attorney,
was authorized to draw up all neces-
sary resolutions anent the subject, and
they will be formally adopted by the
board just as soon as they are ready
As soon as the formal order for an
election Is made, the time will be de-
signated. 1t Is understood that the
board will call for an early election.
In the meantime few urgent re-
pairs will be made in tho present jail.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-24

Judge Hundiey Will take up the civil
docket In the Federal Court Monday.
May 81. and will continue for two
weeks or longer. The clerk has not
yet made up the docket but will do so
later and notify attorneys who are In
terested.
Federal Court will be held in An
niston beginning Monday, May 6. Grim
inal cases will be heard until May Is,
at which time the civil docket will
be taken up. Civil cases will be heard
from May Is to May rs, inclusive.
The information was given out to-
day, by Major Charles Allison, after
comforting with Judge Hundley.
The question as to whether defect
i've letter on a typewriter. tnvalidated
an Indictment. was brought UP In the
Federal Court on d motion by the at
torneys of the defense to quash the
indictment against J. A. Greer and L.
J. Greer, charged with illicit distil-
ling. The point was made that the let
ter "a'' ON the typewriter was defect
i've, making the Indictment read
Greer In one count and "reer" In an
other. In still another count the Co
had dropped below the line, but was
legible. Judge Hundley held that In
the two counts where the name APP
peared as ',Oreer" and "reer" he would
charge the jury to bring In verdict
of acquittal. unless 1t was shown by
the Government that Greer went by
those names. In the counts where the
''G'' fell below the line he held that
this count should stand. He also held
that defective name In part OF the
counts of an indictment did not an
null the remaining counts.
]. A. Greer and l.. J. Greer were
indicted In 1908 on a charge of Illicit
distilling. They were acquitted on the
evidence produced against them.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-04-24

Down in the lemon tree district.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
ST. JOHNS NEWS.

Frank Loehmer OF Dyer was St.
John visitor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John stolz returned to
Hammond Sunday evening.
Theodore Liable Of Grinth spent sun
hay with Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Rietman.
Miss Agnes Bohr OF Chicago was the
guest OF Peter Portz and family. sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Schmau of Chicago
spent Sunday with Jos. Schman and
family.
Mrs. Walter Wolf of Hammond was
the guest Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Keilman. Sunday.
William F. Keilman is improving his
addition by planting trees along the
newly laid out streets
Mrs. Jos. Boiling Of Hammond spent
Sunday in ST. John the guest of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Jourdain.
Jacob Keilman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Peter Keilman OF Chicago Heights
were the guests of relatives here Sun
day.
The Rev. Father Hugo of st. Joseph s
college of Rensselaer, was here over
Saturday and Sunday to assist the Rev
A. NJ. Buchheit in church services.
John Liesenfelt and Mr. and Mrs
Frank Fehring, who spent Sunday with
Peter Liesenfelt and family returned to
their homes in Hammond last night
Work on the new gravel roads in
Hanover township is progressing very
well now Notwithstanding the unfavor-
able weather we are having The
! grading gangs are working on the
Mandernach hill now cutting it dowr
and will make a big fill beneath the
hill. Thams have started hauling slag
and gravel on the finished road bed.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
THREE GIRLS AND A BOY
ARRESTED FOR BURGLARIES.
Detectives Find Goods Valued at $500
Taken From Box Cars and Restau-
rants-YOuthfuI CuIprits Confess on
Being Taken.

Detectives Quinn and Mcnamara have
succeeded by clever work in corraling
a gang of youthful thieves who have
been making raids on freight cars and
places Of business IN South Chicago,
and recovered plumber valued at $500
or more.
The culprits are Paulina Dukes. aged
II, and her sister Julia, aged IA, 1855
Superior avenue. and Alex Rylowicz,
aged u, and Pearl Rylowicz, aged H.
SS49 Superior avenue. They were
placed under arrest Saturday afternoon
and were arraigned on charges of
burglary and and larceny in the South
Chicago city court this morning. The
victims of the young marauders are:
Rock Island railway; car broken into
and two cases of eggs and a quantity
of canned goods. valued at $50 stolen.
This stuff was recovered under a side
walk at 110 Ninety-second street.
b. Kelley's restaurant. 904S Strand,
provisions worth $25 stolen.
c. Van Hessen. 9172 Harbor avenue,
pictures. souvenirs, brie-a-brac and
crockery valued at $500 taken.
r. Moore. restaurant at 9172 Harbor
avenue. chickens and provisions valued
at S25 stolen.
A quantity OF Knights of Pythias and
Ellxs pins and badges We're found in
possession of the children, indicating
that a lodge hall or jewelry store had
been entered. No complaint mentioning
these articles has been made to the
police. and the detectives are search
ing for their owners.
The youthful prisoners are said to
have confessed the crimes charged
against them. They have been placed
IN charge OF Probation officer John J.
OKeefe.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
How Primitive Man
Ground His Wheat
1sed Rugged PestIe and ToiIed Labor
iousIy For "Stan of Life.v

In primitive days. man ground his
- - eeaoLs : ss stock OF wheat in a rude NOR
t1a sar Min & rugged pestle. I4aboriously
anu he ate II In simple forms Be-
between then and now great changes
ih m the preparation Of wheat as food have
tAhen place II was found that the
principal carbohydrate or starch OF
wheat ls 2 great strength-Fna ker. and
Wheat was therefore clasSed among
Ieous as force Producer" III WAS
also discovered that malt evfracf
changes the starch or wheat into malt
oSe, which IS the starch predixested
- loI Ahlinedlate assimilation BY
utilized by the makers of Malta-Vita
the nrst and best absolutely pure fiak-
ed whole wheat food treated IN this
The richness Of wheat in earbohy-
crates, strength makers for body and
oFaln. give 10 u greater value than
any otner food produced by nature. In
MaltaNi this entire food value is
retained Not single nourishing ele-
ment Is lost or thrown away
In making Malta Vita. the perfect
FOOD. the whole wheat is thoroughly
washed, cleaned and steam cooked It
Is then mixed with pure barley malt
nourishing maltose just as saliva does
from the starch Of good wheat bread
when il Is thoroughly chewed.
Bread or other wheat food must be
chewed thoroughly 20 develop sum
cient maltose for the body's needs.
In Malta-Nita this necessary maitosa
is developed when the food is made.
and is ready TO be absorbed ky the
blood without effort as soon as the
food is eaten. whether il is chewed or
not. The endorsement OF Malta-Vita
by physicians Is 2 recognition OF it's
valuable food qualities. which among
all faxed wheat foods are peculiar to
Malta-Nita alone. IL contains every
cradle to the grave Sold by all gro-
GERS.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
WHEELER NEWS

Miss Belle Jones spent Sunday with
her parents.
Chas. Perrine was Valparaiso Wis
itor Saturday.
Herman Marquart was a visitor in
Valparaiso. Saturday.
Mrs. Jane Beck of Valparaiso. trans
acted business in Wheeler Saturday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Tennery spent Saturday
afternoon with friends in Valparaiso.
Professor Holloway of Indiana Har-
Dor. spent Sunday with Miss Ethel
Streeter.
Misses Maud Ditlow and Susie Clef-
ford of Hobart, visited friends in
Wheeler today.
Dr. D. NJ. Wood. presiding elder of
the Valparaiso district, preached the
sermon last evening.
The womans Home Missionary so
ciety held an ice cream social Saturday
evening in the old hall
Miss Bertha Earring is spending a
few days with her brother. Fred. few
miles north east OF Wheeler.
Miss Felta Abbott and her sister
Mrs. D. NJ. Breneisa Of Cabery. III.
returned TO Wheeler Saturday morn
ing
The members of the Methodist Epis
eopal Sunday school are preparing 70
ehildren's day program to be giveI
| on the evening Of June 9.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
KENSINGTON NEWS

Robert Herman of Lafayette avenue
is on the sick list.
Mr. and Mrs. Martinsen OF Lafay-
cite avenue entertained friends sun
day.
Mr.. St Laurent OF the city visited
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Saturday and
Sunday.
Miss Martha Landorf of One Humid
red and Eighteenth and Perry avenue.
entertained friends Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeAIaire of one Humid
red and Sixteenth and State streets
were Chicago visitors Saturday.
Edward Pickens and John McMorrow
of Grand Crossing visited with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rebedeau and family of 11S4S
Dearborn street Sunday.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
EAST SIDE NEWS

There are quite a number of new
buildings going up on the East Side
Miss Mary Heslen, who is one of the
Jamestown contestants, expects to
carry off the prize.
There was a number of visitors at
Calumet Park yesterday. They all left
early on account of the rain.
The Preble Machine works, One Hun
dred and Sixth street and indianapolis
avenue, report very favorable year.
The lola girls dance at Lake Side
hall Saturday evening was well attend
ed. The young ladies did the enter
tanning and We're given much praise
from those present.
When the new organ was dedicated
yesterday at St. Francis de Sales church
at high mass there was great rejoic-
| ing. The ceremonies We're conducted
by the Rev. J. P. Swarth, the pastor.
| The Little Buffalo's ball team and
the Big Buffalo's played yesterday on
the old East Side grounds. The game
was very interesting and was won by
the Little Buffalos. Score 13 to 10.
| The people of the East Side were
notified to get their dog licenses at
once by the officers from the East Side
station. w. p. Kendall, 103 Ninety sec
ond street, will accommodate people
who have not the time to go to the
city hall, by securing the same for
| them.
The East Side Improvement associa-
tion ought to hold a meeting and have
more precaution taken to guard life
at One Hundredth street crossing
There ought to be two uniformed Of
| fcers stationed at this crossing day and
night. Last night South Chicago City
Railway car was nearly struck by a
Lake Shore train and Saturday night
a Calumet car came every close to q
like accident.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
Days GriSt in
South ChiCa8o
HOT GAME BETWEEN
BIG AND LITTLE BUFFALOES.
Fred Hunger Surprises the Fans With
His Curves and Pat Carnayon Scares
'Em With HIS stick Work-Other
Notes OF the Diamond.

The fans We're given an elegant treat
when the annual battle between the
Little Buffalos and the Big Buffalos
took place at their battle ground on
the east side Of the river at the Ninety
second street bridge yesterday after
noon.
The game itself was one Of those
sparkling affairs that goes a long way
toward keeping the crowd in jovial
spirits and although the umpire was
consulted many times by the players
regarding his decisions, there were no
bottles thrown at him.
Big Fred Bunger, pitching for the
Little Buffalos, would have made Ed
Walsh. Of the Sox. green with jealousy
the way he used the famous spit" ball.
The CLINT IN his eye made the enemy
shiver on the home plate so violently
that he struck out ten men before they
were wise TO his curves. Then viii
Bennett, he of the strong left arm, took
his place and when he swung that
south paw" there was CONSERVATION in
the ranks Of his foes.
p. J. Carnavon, manager OF the Lit
tie Bunalos. had Billy Sullivan of the
Sox faded with his stick work. Paddy
says his war club was made for him by
Ill dSGQ udTky VINO cut II from a
hickory tree in the dead Of night, in the
dark of the moon and rubbed a rab-
bits left hind foot over it. Certainly
luck was with the genial Pat for at the
psychological moment he swung on
one of George Daven's curves and swat
ed it into the center garden, thereby
bringing in three men. The fans yelled
so loud that there were grave doubts
If the liquid refreshments in the back
ground We're capabls of quenching their
enthusiasm.
This brilliant play put the little
Humps far above on the tally board
and out of danger. Many other choice
plays on both sides repeatedly brought
the spectators to their feet with yells
of admiration
Big Joe Driscoll says he is now a full
fiedged umpire and is thinking of hand
ing in his application for a place with
the Sox. He also states the job is nicer
then.
The score was 10 to 10 in favor of the
Little Buffalos.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
HOBART NEWS

Henry Kruse of Chicago visited here
with his parents yesterday.
John Tree of Moline, Ill, spent sun
day here with his parents.
Jake Ittel and George Mellor were
at the white city yesterday.
John Ballatyne of Whiting spent
Sunday with Hobart friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Clark spent sun
day with friends in Toleston.
A cement sidewalk is being built in
front of the Scholler property in East
street.
Ed Passow. Of Chicago. one of our
former business men, called on friends
here yesterday.
William Mathews and family of East
Side, Ill, visited with Mr.. Mathews par
ants, Mr.. and Mrs. Squire Mathews
over Sunday.
Mrs. Howell Stevens left this morn
ing for indianapolis to represent the
local lodge at a meeting of the Grand
Lodge of Rebekahs.
John Clark and Miss Bessie Spencer
ST Hobart went to Crown Point Satur.
day and were quitely married, much tc
the surprise of their many friends. here
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
WINDSOR PARK

@. Brandenburg, 1880 Bond avenue,
has returned from lis business trip to
New York City.
Mrs. W. Brown and son. Willard. OF
764S Bond avenue, spent Sunday with
friends in Highland Park, III.
A. Jarvis, 7455 Coles avenue. has gone
to Detroit, Mich, on a business trip.
From there he will go to Boston where
he will remain for some time.
An informal musical will be held at
the South Shore Country club tomor-
row evening from 6 to o'clock. This
Will be followed by a dance at $50.
The Elite club of Chicago viii give
a reception and dance at Nichols hall.
Seventy first street, between Lake and
Bond avenues, tomorrow evening. The
members are working hard to make
their dance a success and all attend
ing Will have a good time.
DR.. ]. MacLaren will be absent part
OF this week in order to address the
graduating class of the high school in
Ridgeway. Ia. as we'll as to lecture
there. He will also address the gradu-
ating class in Waukegan, Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. /. Marr have returned
from the east. They speak very
highly Of their automobile trip
with Mr.. James A. Royal and wife of
Boston, having visited the principle
points of interest along the coast OF
Massachusetts. They were also guests
of a farewell party in New York in
honor of DR.. S S. Baret of South Chi
cago, who sailed May 16 for a cruise
through the Mediterranean sea and a
four months sojourn in Europe.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
PULLMAN NEWS

Miss Mary Weber visited friends in
Roseland, Sunday.
Mr.. Olson seriously hurt his hand in
the shops Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerolt visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Lenzen, Sunday.
Misses Schmidt and Nolon visited
friends in Roseland, Sunday.
Lutte Delean was taken to the hos
pital. She is suffering with pneumonia
George Wagner, who was suffering
with dropsy, died Saturday morning at
o'clock. The funeral will be held
Tuesday.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
HEGEWISCH NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Weston were in the city
Sunday.
Edward Coleson visited yesterday in
Chicago.
DR.. and Mrs. Poehls were Chicago
visitors sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron O'ROark were vis-
itcrs here sunday afternoon.
Joseph Berg, a former resident OF this
pIace. is in St Margaret's hospital,
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
Business Men to Hold Smoker.

The South Chicago Business Mems
association will hold a smoker in Calu-
met theatre hall tomorrow night to
which all business and professional men
are invited. The idea is to increase the
membership of the association to five
or six hundred. Speakers will tell the
advantages and objects Of the associa-
ton, and refreshments and cigars viii
be served to all guests and members in
attendance.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
WEST PULLMAN

Mrs. ". G. Davis has gone to visit
her mother in Akron, O.
Mr.. Policy and family are visiting
friends in Golf, III.
J. Brund OF Wallace street, has re-
turned from his pleasure trip in Oregon.
Mrs. J. II. Kelly and daughter,
Katherine have returned from their Wis
it in Philadelphia.
Mrs. J. II. Lensen Of Stewart has gone
to Colorado Springs where she will
visit relatives and friends
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
Crushed Beneath Iron Beam.

Tony Harris. 50 years old, a laborer
at the steel works, was instantly killed
at $50 a. m. today when a heavy iron
beam fell on him. The beam, piece Of
structural work that was being loaded
on car, fell from the car and crushed
Harris beneath it. The car toppled on
account Of the weight Of the beam,
which was lowered onto the side of
the car before it had been properly
poised by the craneman. Harris body
was taken to Adams morgue. 5000 Su-
perior avenue.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
HESSVILLE NEWS

]. L. Hess spent Sunday at Ham
mond.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hopp visited
relatives in Hammond Sunday.
Mrs. ]. L Hess was the guest of
relatives at Hammond Sunday.
Mrs. James Rhodes entertained
relatives from East Chicago Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Presholdt have been
entertaining relatives from Chicago.
Louis and Robin Lamb OF Hammond
were the guests Of J. L. Hess Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Carlson and daughter
Evelyn. of Chicago, have returned 10
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
VALPARAISO NEWS

d. E. Driscall and wife visited here
Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Davis visited relatives in
Chicago over Sunday.
Artemus Young of South Bend, was
Valparaiso visitor Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zea is attend
ing the state G. A. r. encampment in
Fort Wayne.
r. D. Ross and wife spent Sunday in
Englewood, the guest of her son, Roy
Ross and son.
The fire department extinguished a
small blaze on South Lafayette street
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Gregory of Lapeer, Mich,
is visiting at the home of her son, NJ
a. Gregory, SOC n. Washington.
Mrs. Chas. Lee. Miss Margaret Bar
tholomew and Autumn Lee Bartholomew
went to Charlottesville today for few
days visit.
At the high school meet at Hebron
Saturday afternoon between Hebron
and Valparaiso, the result was So to
4S in favor of Hebron.
DR.. Vickery announces that he will
dispose Of his practice and is going to
Europe for the purpose of study, and
that he will be succeeded by DR.. Geo.
r. Douglas.
The Standards won the first game of
the season Sunday afternoon when they
defeated Roach & Co. of Chicago, by a
score of TO 8. Two thousand people
were in attendance.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
Breaks Leg on Sidewalk.

Anton Hendrick, S540 Buffalo ave-
nue., broke his left leg above the, knee,
when he fell on a defective sidewalk
at the side of his home yesterday. He
was walking from the front to the rear
of his home when his foot went through
hole In the walk. DIR. Dean of the
ambulance service attended him.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
TOLLESTON NEWS

Frank Ritz of Chicago was In South
Gary yesterday on a tour of inspec-
tion.
Messrs. o. C, Borman and II. A.
Townsley were in Hammond today on
business.
The dance last Saturday night was
well attended and all seemed to en-
JOY themselves.
Rev. A. o. Knapp of Chicago oficiated
at the Presbyterian mission last night
to a well pleased audience.
Messrs. L. Nj. Allen of Hammond and
James Lowder OF East Chicago We're
in town Saturday evening on business.
The Gary baseball team was victor
over the Indiana Harbor team yester-
day. No use trying TO get ahead of
Gary, boys.
William Bork of South Gary sold his
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

Hammond. suffering with q broken
ankle.
The German Medicine company gave
their last exhibition last night.
W. r. Livings and son. Hubert. re-
turned Sunday from Valparaiso. Ind
Dir. and Mrs. Mich Hendricksen and
Miss Viera Hendriehsen were visiting
in EngIewood yesterday.
The Misses Nora and Lavanch Mar
tindale and Ella Howev We're Ham
mond visitors Sunday afternoon.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

good night after long evening Of
games. music and all the things that 90
to make up a joyous party. Those
present were:
Libby kits, Lila Mooney, Annie As
pin, Evelyn Joseph. Mabel Merser. Jen-
ME Taylor. Gertrude Lindstrom, Hartis
Anderson, Mary Gordon, Hilda Madsen,
Carrie Stockman. Earl Healy. George
Bowater, George Gustafson, Arthur
Pierson, John Mcnamara, Jens Jensen,
Gust Pierson. Alfred Taylor. Fred Vim
zens, Robert Pierson. Charley Johnson.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20
G. SIDLIN.

Hegewisch's leading dealer in jew
elrv. talking machines and musical in
struments. I carry complete stock OF
watches. jewerly and clocks at popular
prices Every article guaranteed You
can buy a talking machine for small
payment. down, balance, one dollar q
week. Buy Here and Save Money.
ISSxd Street, Cor. Erie Ave-, HegeNisch.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

Arthur Morehouse, formerly an en-
ploy of the South Chicago City Rail-
way. has been reinstated to his former
position as motorman.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

In a general fight at Etghty-seventh
steet and Superior avenue last night
Ben Nelson, $3.50 Houston avenue, was
beaten by a crowd of hoodlums and
lost his gold watch.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

The Irish Choral society celebration
in honor of Tom Moore, will take place
at Lincoln hall. Thursday evening,
May 2S.
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

small farm Of eight and three-auarter
acres TO New York parties for TIE
tidy sum OF $4,000.
When you stop in Toleston remember
Louis Gordon's Buffet 81 Cafe
Between Mich. Cent a TT.
Wayne Tracks
We serve meals at all hours. The best you wanA
TO eat. Prices are reasonable Board
and room per week SS.oa
Give us Trial
The Lake County times., 1907-05-20

There is great discontentment among
the pupils of the fourth grade Of the
]. \, Thorp school, Eighty ninth and
Superior avenue. The boys have to
take knitting lessons twice a week and
they are objecting as they think it is
too feminine It all started over the
girls making fun of them and calling
them old women.