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Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-06

RELIABLE REAL ESTATE.
ts5e-5-rm. cottage, 18th and Camden.
N,l0-5-rm. otuage 9th and Burdette.
Sl5eo-6-rm. cottage, sist and Burdette.
SL620-5-rm. cottage, gath and Boyd.
iLse9-6-rm. cottage, 18th and Pinkney.
NEyo-l-rm., 2-story, zd and Seward.
NSve-trm.' 2-story, 36th and Larimore.
NDo-I-rm., 2estory, @th and Pinkney.
gO-I-rmE z-story, 18th and Ellison Ave.
SWe-6-rm. cottage, s2d and California.
SWt@5-rm. cottage, $50 and Myrtlg Ave.
AOV-I-rm., 2-story, 9th and Cass.
S5o-s-rm- 2-story, 9th and Howard.
laSW-l@rm., e-story, Path and Browne.
BAN-I-rm., 2-story, nth and Laird.
B6V-STm. 2-storN 18th and Pinkney.
BRQLe-fm., 2-story. 3ist and Marcy.
A25o-6-rm- 2-story. 36th and Marcy.
HG9O-7-rm history. 25th and Leaven-
Very attractive terms.
HARDWOOD g. HARDWOOD.
Red 900 AS Bee Bldg. A-l2Oa.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-06
London stock Market.
LocaI securIt1ea QuotatIonn.

per cent.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-06
Date. 1909. 1sOs. 1907 .1sOe. lsO. 1854. 1893.
.sundnv ssHnlidaY.

The disposition Of the days receipts was
as follows, each buyer purchasing the num-
har Of haaA fndfrafAAs F--r
Omaha daily bee., 1909-07-06
REAL SEA GREYHoUNDS COMING

"I guess I made a mistake said l."
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
HOFFMAN
IN DIVORCE
CAoE TO-DAY

William II, Sickman, Hammond's s
well-known divorce attorney. has filed
suit in the Lake superior court in
which Nellie NJ. Hoffman, his client, has
brought suit for divorce against
George Hoffman, in which she alleges
that he was guilty of cruel and in
human treatment.
He is alleged to have started quar-
rels on the slightest provocation. At
one time. according to the complaint.
1t was necessary for Mrs. Hoffman to
call upon the neighbors to prevent her
husband from handling her violently.
Mr.. and Mrs Hoffman were married
in Hammond Feb. II. 1904. and We're
separated May Is. 1909. On the 18TH
of May, 1903. Mr.. Hoffman is alleged
to have threatened to strike his wife.
and it was necessary for her to call for
assistance.
They have as the fruits of their mar
riage daughter. Hazel, three years Of
age. Mrs. Hoffman asks for 81 a week
for the support of the child and an alb
solute divorce.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
DEMOCRATIC
HOUSE PLANNED
Representatives on Commit
tee Are Appointed.

Washington. July 2S.-The new mem
bers Of the executive committee of the
democratic congressional committee.
who will be associated with Lincoln
Dixon Of Indiana in the management Of
the democratic campaign to carry the
house next year, We're announced bv
Representative James T. Lloyd. chair
man Of the congressional committee
ne executive committee Is composed
oI Hehry l. RalneY OF Illinois, chair
man DaVid FlnIey OF South Carolina,
heh Johnson oI hentN1eky, g. N. Hitch
cocA OF Neoraska ana A Mitchell Pal
rner OF pennsylvania All members of
me executive committee are reDresen-
tatiYea
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
'A NIGHT IN
VENICE BIG
ATTRACTION
Loop the Gap" Latoy
Brothers Comedy Aero
batic Stunts, and Madam
Schuman's Horses Fea
lures of Coming Fair.

The people of Lake county are look
ing forward to one of the best county
fairs that has ever been held in Crown
Point. Those who are promoting the
project are exhausting their resources
to make the fair the best ever.
It is only recently that the attend
ance at the county fair has been large
enough to warrant the expenditure of
d large amount of money for special
features.
Until recently the people of northern
Lake county have not taken much in
terest in the county fair. owing to the
fact that the north end of the county
is manufacturing district and is not
especially interested in agriculture and
stock raising.
1t is becoming more generally ap-
preciated, however, that the northern
part of the county is dependent upon
the southern part for its produce, and
the southern part of the county is de-
pendent upon the northern part for its
market
Interest Increases.
This situation has created a com
munity of interest between the two
Continued on Page Eighty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
LOCAL COPS
AID SOUGHT
IN "KAINTUCk"

The assistance of the Hammond po-
lice was sought by the detectives sent
out by the Chicago city detective bu-
reau to aid in the capture 70 ]. C.
Murray and his wife. who are alleged
to have been responsible for the blow
inE open of safe in a Kentucky town
yesterday.
The safe was located in the postof-
fee, and in addition to the Chicago po-
lice and detectives. the postal authori-
ties were put on the case
So important was the capture that
every station along the Monon line from
Louisville to Chicago was guarded so
that the much-wanted safeblowers
might not escape.
The Hammond police received word
from the Chicago authorities to be at
the 6:37 Monon and watch for the cou-
pie who We're carefully described.
The Chicago officers who came out
were Lawrence and Ripley. and they
boarded the train at this city for the
purpose of making a search of the
train.
1t is understood from Special Of
fcer Haley of the Monon that the de-
tectives had two couples under surveiI-
anee. 1t was expected that arrests
would be made in Chicago.
After robbing the postofhce the safe
blowers We're traced to LouisviIle.where
1t was established that they had TAX
en- a train for Chicago.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
Remodel.
KLE|HEGE
STRUCTURE
Business Man
Plans to Put Another
Story in Kleihege Block,
Architects Are Estimating
and Specifying Cost.

William Kleihege Jr. is having estt-
mates made for the remodeIing of the
second story of the Kleihege block and
the building of third story. So far
his plans are simply in the formative
stage, and it Is not known definitely
that he will build.
II IS understood, however. that Mr..
hIeihege realizes that ne could easily
increase the amount of income TO be
derived from the property by improv-
ing the building and adding an extra
story and Is having estimates made in
order to see what the cost would be.
Mr.. Kleihege is TO be congratulated
on his progresiveness, and the business
men OF the city realize that the appear
ance of the business district Of tho
city viii be greatly improved provid-
ing Klethege adds the third story TO
his building.
To Increase Income
At the present time the amount of
income derived from the building is not
near what it should be. and now that
Mr.. Klelhege has secured control of
the property it is expected that he Will
make it pay as Well as possible
Mr.. Kleihege has long been aware
OF the fact that this property is re-
markably well located. and the fact that
1t has been tied up in the estate is all
that has prevented its Improvement at
an earlier date.
Even If the Hammond man does not
decide to make the improvements now
it is understoo that he will make them
at later date. Mr.. Kleihege is one of
the old residents of Hammond His
father purchased the property he now
OWNS on Holman street at the corner
of Sibley street. and this one purchase
has made the family wealth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
INQUEST
IS STILL
On TAPIS

The inquest in the auto accident Of
last Saturday in which Richard Flagg
and H. Eberhardt lost their lives at
Munster is stiu unfinished, Coroner e.
NJ. Shanklin having been able to get
together only a few of the witnesses
today.
The principal witnesses today were
Engineer A. ]. Jones and Fireman
Christian of the engine which struck
the Eberhardt machine. The auto was
smashed on the west side of the track.
and as the train was going north the
engineer, who was on the right side.
was unable to see. The fireman, ac-
cording to his testimony. must have
been busy doing something else as. he
says he does not remember seeing the
machine until it laid in the ditch-a
wreck.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
F. MASON TO
BE BURIED
FRIDAY 4. NJ

Frank Mason, who met an accidental
death at Blue Island last Monday night
when he attempted to ride a Rock ISL
and freight as a blind passenger. will
be buried next Friday morning. The
service hour has been set for o'clock.
Services will be held at All Saints
church, with the Rev. Father Barrett
officiating.
Undertaken Emmerling this morning
brought the body from Blue Island The
inquest was held there. and death
ascribed to an accident. Lester Vaughn.
the friend Of Mason and with whom
he intended to go west. was located
yesterday. He did not know of his
trends fate until he reached Joliet. He
returned to Hammond yesterday after
noon and was one of the principal wit
nesses at the inquest.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
contemplate WORK Of BRUTE
WHO SHOT MUzzLED DOGS

One OF the dirtiest and smallest pieces
Of work on the part of some irrespon-
sible person came to light yesterday,
whe none of the fine hunting dogs be-
longing to F. c. Miller Of East State
street came limping home with eighty
five birdshot in his body, one of these
having pierced its eye The mate of
the two dogs, which semed inseparable.
is dead, having died from wounds which
it received
Mr.. Miller has offered s25 reward for
information leading to the arrest of the
party who fired the shots. Both of
the hounds have been muzzled ever
since the mayors proclamation went
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
CAVALRY MEN At HUB
Two Hundred of 18th Hi,
nois on Way to Kanka-
kee Camp.

Crown Point. md, July IS - About
200 cavalrymen of the 18th Illinois cav
airy. Fort Sheridan. passed through the
town yesterday morning. The soldiers
came as a surprise, no one in town be-
ing aware that they were to pass
through Crown Point on their way to
Kankekee. where It is said they viii go
into camp.
They went into camp last night be-
tween Cedar Lake and Lowell. and
started on their march early this morn
ing. The personnel Of the company
seemed to be above the average. and
they were equipped with the trappings
OF war.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
SPEED VIOLATION
CASE IS DROPPED
Town Official Still Shows the Effects
Of Injuries Which He Received at
the Hands of Autoist, and Despite
Evidence and Testimony, Fellow Is
Permitted to Go Free.

The famous Chicago automobile case.
in which Marshal Fred Rose of Hobart
had the automobile party composed of
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Schlossman, Mr..
and Mrs. A. z. Dickinson of Chicago.
and Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. GiIbertson of
Tarrytown. n. Y. and W. b Baulmer.
the chauffeur. arrested on three sepa-
rate charges, was heard in Justice
Townships court in Gary yesterday aft
ernoon. A jury of twelve cary busi-
ness men sat in the trial which was
one of the most hotly contested law
suits heard in Gary for months After
the evidence was all in the jury re-
tired and in a brief space Of time they
returned verdict finding the defend
ant not guilty The verdict rendered
by the jury was a great surprise to
the large crowd which packed the
courtroom OF Judge Townsley. who
locked for a conviction of the defend
ant. A score of witnesses journeyed
from Hobart to testify in the case. but
only three were allowed to testify, ac-
cording to an agreement made before
hand by the attorneys on both the state
and defense.
Legal Array on Both Sides.
w. b. Baulmer, the chauffeur, who
was arrested by Marshal Buse of Ho-
bart was represented by Attorneys l.
L. Hart of Chicago, Clarence Bretsch
of Gary, and Attorneys Bozarth and
Bozarth of Hobart The states attor-
neys were Deputy Prosecutor w f
Hodges and F. A Fetterer Of Gary,
Deputy Prosecutor r. r. Peddicord Of
Continued on page nve.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
FARMERS LAWIN' FOR S6.
Loser Feels Defeat Keenly
and May Appeal the
Case.
special to TIE TINES

Crown Point, Ind. July 2S.-Charley
Smith. a defendant in Judgment suit
for s6. brought against him by Rich
ard Carney. in payment for wages due
his minor son, Thomas, who worked
on Smiths farm west OF town. won
his case in Judge Atkins court yester-
day. Smith was represented by Attor-
ney J. NJ Sheets. while Attorney Bre-
mer tried Garney's case for him. II
is said that Bremer's clients are not
satisfied with the outcome Of the case
and possibly an appeal will be taken.
All for Sc.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

into effect. They were muzzled last
Sunday when they jumped over the
fence. 1t has been learned that they
We're exercising near Concordia ceme-
terry and Investigation this morning led
to a slight clew. A woman in the
neighborhood of the cemetery said that
she remembered that she heard three
shots fired Sunday. and somebody else
reported to have sen the dead dog. but
upon going to the scene it was found
to have been removed
The two hounds were Mr. Miller's
pets, and were unsurpassed as hunters.
Ihey cost him several hundred dollars.
having ben imported from the old
country
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
DROWNED
MAN WAS
IDENTIFIED

The body OF the young man washed
ashore al Gary last Friday was iden-
tilted yesterday by Albert H Smith.
5116 East End avenue. as that of his
brother, c. Willard Smith, who was
drowned on July 18 while bathing in
Lake Michigan near the Chicago Beach
hotel
AS soon as a permit can be obtained
from the Indiana state board Of health
the body will be brought to Chicago
for interment.
c. Willard Smith was salesman for
the Leonard Seed company, 7s Kinxie
street. Of which his brother Albert is
manager.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
HAMMOND
LAD MAY Be
4 WINNER
Edgar Crumpacker, Son of
Attorney Peter Crum-
packer Is Nominated for
Mayor of "Boy City" at
Charlevoix, Mich.
~~~~%~~~~~>~>>~>~>
PETER CRUMPACKER.

CharIevOix, Mich, July rs, 1909.
Dear Father have been
nominated for the office of may
or of Boy City. Please send
some money at once to help me
finance my campaign.
EDGAR CRUMPACKER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
ANOTHER WARRANT FOR
J. ROl MORRISON
Young Benedict Said to Be
a Fugitive from Justice
in Whiting.
TANGLED IN CHECK MAZE
Extravagant Habits Ruin Promising
Career of Young Newspaper
Man.


Whiting Ind July 2S--J. Roy Nor
rison of this city. who recently ioinad
the ranks Of the h.,.,,,+.
i'iu1n
asf''i'9e 1iie "isiieS oI MS father-in law,
the Hon. p w Wickey of East Chi
cago. is a fugitive from justice War
rants for arrest a,vaft hts -o+,,- -.
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- h III '"e LAKE county aud
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q f." weeks is sald 10 be At the
'''ii7 - ''er parents ia Last Chicago
MI 81 MoTIlsoh ST. the young mans
Ia at'ier' VIII 40 hothing to wipe out the
ne"t OF save the poy from punishment
"'iis ioh5 dEo given hlm up as hope
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missed worthless Paper Elsewhere.
ne passing OF the worthless PAPER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
FUSEYSPUT UNDER BOND
Especial to THE TINES }

East Chicago, Ind. July 2s. - War
rants for assault and battery were
served yesterday on Andrew Fusy and
his son, William. They both furnished
bond for their appearance at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning before Mayor Ed
ward De Briae. The law firm of Crum-
packer and Crumpacker of Hammond
has been retained to defend them.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
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That the Hammond colony at Boy
city is a power in politics in the tent
ed boys city near Charlevoix is shown
by the fact that Edgar Crumpacker
of Hammond has been nominated for
the office of mayor of the city
This is in itself a great honor. for
only the boys of true worth and those
whose character and manliness recon-
mends them to the position are select
ed.
The Hammond boys who are ac-
quainted with Edgar Crumpacker and
the rest of the Hammond delegation
are waiting with breathless interest to
learn the outcome of the election to-
day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
STATISTICS OF DAY.

This was the hottest day of the
year in Hammond and hot weather
statistics gathered on the local
streets, presents some remarkable
figures.
Number of people who said,
rs it hot enough for
you?" .1,142
Number who retorted an
grily ...1,14 142
Number who said "Phew!" 752
Number who said "PhewI"
three or four times. 49,. 672
Number who swore under
breath ....... 4
Number who swore audibly.. $40
Number of men who removed
collars 222
Number of when who hadn't
collars to remove. 19
Number who had grouches 5, ,142
Number who wore smiles :. SIG
Number who didn't notice the
heat O
Number who hoisted schoon-
ers .3,251
Number who hoisted old oak
en- bucket ......... z
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
Has Had Experience.

Edgar Crumpacker has the advan-
tage Of the experience he got at the
Boys City at Winona and will carry
on his campaign with the knowledge
he gathered in the campaign of last
year.
1t is understood that his father had
promised him some extra spending mon
ey II he succeeded in being elected
TO the office Of mayor and that is the
reason for the request for more cash.
Even among the older people in Ham
mond there is a lively interest in Edgar
Crumpacker's campaign, and the opin-
ion is generally expressed that the
Hammond young man will make a good
mayor if he is elected.
The brief message, which was receiv-
ed, did not state what was the name
ofthe party was which Edgar is repre-
senting.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

cfaltv. not a side line; four floors NJ
furniture. Spiegers, s13s-s1sS Com
msEoial aYenR1. soRth Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

Some time ago it was announced
in THE TIMES that a number of the
employees would have substantial in
creases to their salaries, The names
of the lucky men were not announced
until today.
Following is the list of employees
who received raises and the amount of
their increase:
Arthur Hunt. clerk, $500 to 5000; Jo-
seph Horst, carrier $1,000 to $1.1OO;
Frank Trouver, carrier $1,000 to ST.
100; Frank Cooper, carrier. $1,000 to
$1,10O; William f. Lynch. carrier ST.
600 to Sl,100; Mike Lauerman. carrier.
$1,000 to $1.100. j. ]. Waskum, carrier.
$1,000 to $1,000; NJ. L Zouver, carrier.
$1,000 to s1.100; John ". Davis. $1,000
to $t,1o0; George T. Pearson. carrier.
$500 to $500 Martin Frame. clerk. 81
600 to $1,000. and Cora Abbott 5000 to
$1,000.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

RAISED
SALARIES
Uncle Sam Pays in Neigh
borhood of $4,000 for Sal
aries to His Employees in
the Federal Building at
Hammond.

1t would surprise a number of Ham
mond people to know that Uncle sam
pays in the neighborhood of $4,000 for
the salaries of postofhce employees in
this city every year.
This does not take into account the
thousands of dollars that are paid out
every year in the revenue department
and for the salaries Of the attaches
of the federal court in this city.
In fact, the business that Uncle Sam
does in Hammond is contributing enor-
mously to the prosperity of the city.
These facts become interesting in view
of the large increase that has been
made to the salaries of a number Of the
postoffice employees
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

i % aS, alderman business man and leading democratic politician
Of
who Is helping that thoroughfare to get
pillar the business world His
and his receptive candidacy has with a
leader of the democratic
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

DEALER

An action was brought in the Lake
superior court this morning against
Gustav Jacobson. a Hammond real es-
tate dealer. who is alleged to have Sc
cured $11O from Frank Gross under
false pretenses.
The complaint alleges that Jacobson
represented himself to be the agent,
and one, Bruce Miller, the owner of Ger
tain described real estate on the north
side in Towle & Avery's addition to
Hammond
Jacobson is alleged TO have taken
Gross to see certain lots which he had
decided to buy and then and there told
him that Bruce Miller was the owner
of the property.
He then presented a contract pur-
porting 10 be signed by Bruce Miller.
and Gross, believing that what Jacob
son said was true and relying on his
honesty, says he paid him s110 for the
lots
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28
Miller Not the owner.

He afterward claims that he found
Miller was not the owner of the prop
erty and that Jacobson had no right to
sell it. Attorney George B. Sheerer
is the attorney who has filed the COM
plant. and it is understood that he
will be aggressive in pushing the case.
Mr.. Jacobson's friends are sorry to
hear of the new difficulty in which he
has been involved. but say that he will
be able to clear himself of the charges
that have been brought against him.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1909-07-28

Unsettled and partly cloudy
weathe tonight or Thurs
day.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30

Bulletin
this Territory
nounc owl n announc themfo him.
Leal Bulletin
keep its Pretty will know quite bit than it does
hundred ladies' neither red will be
holiday
sold ckers the buying them necessarily
worth the cent each they intrnscy setting for the
to
the frequent steamship service
three weeks early, if all, be
Last Christmas these Red Cross
mainland friend phlanthropic
who
of the Honolulu experience
when tall MISUNDERSTANDING
branch,
which
dollar sale herself in telling him the
would the privilege he
waseni by contrb
duly impressed his hand into his
handful said, 'Il
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
SIDELIGHTS
ANOTHER AXE CREMATED.

Somewhere about
District Attorney Beckons all which him
him all the which criminal code
supplies The little
safely his thoughts reduced writing
had reverend gentleman would probably be
MED unexpugaed publication
pau. many, many
catv OF peace and bur of the
China through
Mr. Breckons Hawaii
Thwngs erstwle victim ndeavong accomplish
audable
sidelgs prove
productive of results but the gentlemen heartily
Chriianke method of settling their personal difficulties
while doubling
mittedy rather considerable
of real results The Chnaman likes the
will
appears price
speaking
other generally laundma
husbands probably
intention his divert attention
shirts collars shy.
handled this particular commodty behold
that bankno bank che real live
financial institution interested Caman
stock the Market provided
the strangely eepoong tins delivered
me- but have doubt it,
but do take family dope and
the of the time
The Hawaiian gazette., 1909-11-30
Small Talks

with New York that it is
COULTER old for football feel like
getting the field when watch from the delnes
BIDDELI-Savng when know
and knowing something that everybody should know
course athletic
yesterday
r. the Mooka Settle
told everybody would shut off lot of the sensational
talk in the mainland
JARRETTTbee frequently been collisions and
the and the The tho
rghtofway, but doesn't always get it,
MAcALII think that Of that be raised
into Leah Home We have good
need of sending
that Honolulu has progressed the point
apartment
buildings by
climate and arranged suites with pom bedroom bath and
kitebeneie and furnished
NEaoRo-we the the Oahu
We reached the the moment
while bot Whenever Travelled Jim GUAM masass
looked like hlofes when machines