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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-16

No decision was given In the Gary
& Southern traction tangle yesterday
and Special Judge Barr expects to rem
car der the decision today.
Tomorrow's baseball game will be a
battle royal between the Hebron and
local teams and gives every indication
of drawing the largest crowd of the
season. Crown Points new pitcher will
do the twirlfng, while 1t is said the
Hebron aggregation have hired a semi
pro- pitcher from Chicago to do their
hurting.
A vaudeville company are billed to
hold the boards at Central Music hall
for two evenings next week beginning
the Goth, Wednesday, evening. The
main attraction will be the mysterious
Smith, the handcuff expert" who, it
is claimed. can rlease himself from
any handcun. chain. lock, or bars In
existance.
Miss Marie Carter of Hammond is
visiting with Miss Norma Bartholomae
for few days.
Mrs. Pauline Jones and children of
Chicago is visiting with her mother,
Mrs Margaret Pettibone, during the
week
Edward Boney of Hammond visited
with Crown Point friends last evening.
Miss Mildred Nellie of Hammond
visited with Crown Point friends yes
terday.
Mrs. Albert Houk OF Dayton, Ohio.
is visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Fessender for a few days.
Miss Edith Pettibone visited with
friends in Chicago yesterday.
Crown Point has been blessed with
good showers while some of the sur
rounding country failed to connect
Negotiations are still on with the
Lowell baseball club, but they will have
to dance 10 the local teams music this
time before they are given a game.
Mr.. and Mrs John Daley of Chicago
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII ElIwanger of the
same city are visiting Crown Point
relatives at present.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mr.. and Mrs Art Arthur N. Beaubien
of Laporte avenue moved to Laporte.
Ind. yesterday. Mr.. Beaubfen is now
agent for the Lake Shore at Otis, Ind.
They have been very popular in all
circles here. and the Whiting people
were indeed sorry to lose them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Robson of the
Putnam flats have purchased the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur N. Beaubien
on Laporte avenue and will move there
at once.
Mr.. and Mrs. Powers of Laporte will
move into Miss Lila Schoeneman's house
on I.aporte avenue about Aug. 1st Mr..
Powers is the new agent for the Lake
Shore at Whiting. having taken H.
E. Beaubien's position.
DR.. G. H. Hoskins went to Danville,
Ill. on Thursday, where he brought
home his mother. Mrs. w. c. Gordinier,
who quite i'll. but who is now much
improved and able to be around again.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph vacha and chill
dren. accompanied by the formers
mother and sister. who are visiting
here from Cleveland. have returned
from Chicago. where they spent two
days with relatives.
Miss Helen Marie Green entertained
a party OF friends at her home in
Sheridan avenue last evening In honor
of Miss Margaret Leechman of Dan
VILE, Ill.
Misses Esther Evans and Ethel
GLADDEN. will take a course at the Art
Institute in Chicago
| Rev. Manfred c. Wright will use as
his sermon theme tomorrow morning
Gods Inheritance in the Saints" and
in the evening, The Ultimate Arrival
of the Prodigai Life"
| Miss Rachel Staten, who has beer
here visiting her uncle, Superintend-
ent John C. Hall, will return to he,
home in Bloomington. ILL.,, next week
| Mrs. Leonard Emmel of Windsor
| Park visited her sister. Mrs Charles
Pickering Of Ohio avenue on Thursday
| A special meeting of the city council
was held on Thursday night, but little
| business was transacted with the ex-
ception of deciding upon the improve.
ment of White Oak avenue, from One
| Hundred and Nineteenth street tc
| Fischrupp avenue. and One Hundred
and Seventeenth street, from Sheridan
| to Atchison avenue.
! Mesdames Frank Allison and Frank
Eaton we're in Chicago yesterday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Sayler of Sheridan av.
enue entertained out-of-town relatives
yesterday.
| Miss Margaret Moylan of the North.
ern Indiana Gas & Electric company
goes on a two weeks vacation TODAY
which she will spend with her sister
Mrs. Joseph Hickey, at Martinsville
| Ill.
| Mrs. Sol Pfzer entertained Chicago
| relatives yesterday
| The Whiting Grays will meet the
Tom Moore's of Chicago at the Forsytht
| ball park tomorrow afternoon at o. m
Rev. F. M. Webster OF the Plymouth
Congregational church will preach mex
Sunday morning from the theme "A
Bruised Reed" In the evening he will
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Park, who were formerly OF Hegewisch,
expect to leave for the west next week,
where they expect to make their future
home in Oergon
Miss Ella Hohwy entertained Mrs. "
A Beckman, Mrs. V. w. O'Roark, the
Misses Merle and Mayme Coleman and
Miss Lena Reed at dinner last wednes-
day very pleasant time was enjoyed
by all.
Mrs. L c. Reed of Howard avenue
left here last Monday for st. Louis. Mo-.
where she expects to be gone for a
short time
Mrs. p. Del Marter and daughters,
Mrs. H. B. Reed and Miss Pearle Del
Marter. spent Wednesday afternoon
with Mrs. Wilkinson of Hammond.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hopkinson and
daughter. Eva, attended the United
States army tournament at Grant park
Wednesday afternoon.
Miss Hannah Paulson and Joseph
McCurnen. both of this city, were unit
ed in marriage by Father Hillery at the
Catholic church Wednesday evening
The brother and sister of the bride
groom were the witnesses. After the
ceremony the wedding supper was
served at the home of the groom on
Superior avenue. where only a few
guests were present.
Mrs. Wedberg was a South Chica-
go visitor yesterday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. j. Malkan of Erie av-
enue left here yesterday morning for
a two weeks outing at Paw Paw lake
Mrs Albert Berg of Superior ave-
nue. was Chicago visitor last Wednes-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Nellis of Chemical
Park are very proud parents, of a fine
big baby girl born Wednesday morn
Ing, July 18th. Both mother and baby
are doing nicely.
Mrs. Gus Swanson of Commercial
| avenue called Mrs Gus Johnson a,
st. Margaret's hospital yesterday aft.
| ernoon.
A good time was enjoyed by those
who attended the social given by the
Epworth League society OF the NJ. E
church at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Berg of Ontario avenue las
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hopkinson OF
Erie avenue attended the United States
army tournament at Grant Park Thurs
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilkinson of Ham
mond we're the guests OF Mr. and Mrs
III. B. Reed Thursday afternoon ant
evening.
Mrs. John Weber and children, Mrs
| John Patterson and children and Mrs
A Seaborg and son. Hubert. spent yes
terday at Palmer Park at Roseland
V. A. Beckman is spending q few
| days Of this week at Cincinnati, O.. or
| business.
You are invited to dance at the Eas
| Chicago Rink Saturday, July 10th, Stir.
| lings orchestra 1872
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Fifteenth street transacted business in
South Chicago yesterday.
Mrs. Ira Moore OF Hammond visited
her daughters. Mesdames E. c. Holmes
and Calvin Ashline. Thursday.
Mrs. Fritz Kasch of Indiana boule-
ward was the guest of Hammond friends
last evening
The running team of the volunteer
firemen are coming right to the front,
although they have only been out run
ming few nights, they have already
made some excellent time.
Mrs. John Stewart of Indiana boule-
ward was a Chicago visitor Thursday
Merle Gardener of Roberts avenue
has resumed his duties at the Glucose
works after being confined to his home
for several days by Illness
Misses Katherine McKenna and Mar
garet Gallagher were the guests of
friends in Hammond last evening
The Ladies' Aid society of the Evan
gelical church held their regular
monthly business meeting at the church
Thursday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mason and
children of Henderson. KY. returned
to their home after spending a few
days here the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Engler OF Indiana boulevard.
Mrs. Henry Eggers and children and
Mrs. E. Moore and daughter, Bessie,
visited the formers parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. Eeliger. in East Side. Thurs
day.
Miss Mollie Freese is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Alvina F>reese of I'm
ion Mills, Ind, at her home In Harrison
avenue
Messrs. Leonard Emmel and william
Kurtz of Chicago visited John Stewart
of Indiana boulevard Thursday even
ing
Joe Hayes of Harrison avenue visit
ed friends in Chicago Thursday even
ing.
The Junior Helpers held a special
meeting at the church Thursday even
ing.
Mrs. John Melvin and Miss Martha
Schaaf were Hammond visitors last
evening.
Mrs Leonard Emmel OF Chicago
spent Thursday here the guest of Mrs.
William Payne OF Harrison avenue.
Henry HIATT of Indiana boulevard
spent the latter part of the week in
Kenosha, Wis, visiting relatives
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use the stereopticon and illustrate how
manual training is carried on in foreign
lands.
Miss Anne l. Eweezy of East Chica-
go was the guest of Miss Helen v. CAL
houn on Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Grady and
son, Howard. of Oliver street leave this
evening for Mount Clemens, Mich.
where they will spent their vacation
Vincent James returned home yes
terday from Detroit. Mich. where he
attended the Elks convention. Peter
.. Prefer. who also accompanied him.
Is expected home tomorrow
Arthur Hagemarter, who has been
visiting his cousin, Raymond Behrens.
for week, will return TO his home in
Chicago Heights tomorrow
Chief of Police P. ]. LAWYER, who has
been on two weeks vacation, will go
| back on duty tomorrow. officer Pat
| rick Mullaney is the next to go on
his vacation, which he expects to spend
at his former home in Joliet, III.
| The new home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Henthorne Sheridan avenue is GO
ing up quite rapidly.
| Mrs. George S. Hilliard Is entertain
ing her niece from New York
Rev. w. H. Carpenter of the Chris
/ tian church will use as his sermon
theme tomorrow morning, THE I'M
| pregnable Rock Rev. Carpenter will
preach at Indiana Harbor in the even
| ing as usual
Miss Margaret Langmeyer will go tc
harvey, Ill, to be the guest of Miss
Ethel Peddigrew before returning tc
| her home In Martinsville, Ill
Presley L. Neville of Point Richmond
Cal. who has been visiting friends here
has gone to Kansas City to visit befor,
| returning home.
You are invited to dance at the Eas
Chicago Rink Saturday. July 9Th. Stir
l1ngs orchestra. 1879
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SOUTH CHICAGO.

The men employed at the Illinois
Steel company and at the Pullman
works and who have to ride on the
Calumet and South Chicago railway
cars are kicking at the outrageous
way the company has been running its
cars during the working hours In
the morning one lonely car leaves the
mill at o'clock and 1t is TANNED when
1t leaves, then by the time Ninety-sec-
ond st and Commercial ave is reach
ed they are climbing on the roof to
gain place to sit while they arrive
at their destination
John Mul1aney, % years old, EN-
ployed at the Federal Furnace com
pany. fell of scaffold. a distance Of
twenty feet, to the ground and broke
his left leg. He was removed to a
nearby doctors office and thence to his
home. $500 Paxton avenue.
Edward Morris and James O'Hern
left for months trip to New York.
Alex. Ahrens and son. Walter, are
Paw Paw lake
John Peterman, bridge tender at the
One Hundred and Sixth street bridge.
fished out the dead body of an un-
identified man. He was about IS or
40 years old. smooth shaven and about
sixt-foot tall. When the body was
found it was noticed that the left leg
was severed below the knee The body
was removed to Leseberg's morgue, one
Hundred and Fourth street, and Ave
nue. L, and the inquest was set for 10
o'clock today.
Over 5000 people attended the first
band concert given at Bessemer Park
last evening despite the threatening
weather. The letter carriers band of
twenty five pieces played and a few
songs were sung by one of the orches-
ira.
lightning did damage to a great
amount IN the Calumet region yester-
day during the thunder storm which
lasted over an hour.
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HEGEWISCH.

Mrs. Holberg of Houston avenue
spent Wednesday visiting friends at
Burnside.
Mrs. E. N. Hurd and daughter, Mrs.
v. w. O'Roark. Mrs. Chas. Fisher Mrs
H B. Reed and Mrs. w. c. Reed. all
of this city, attended a farewell party
given in honor OF Mrs. Ed. Thatcher
Of Dauphin Park by her daughter-in-
law. Mrs. Robert Thatcher, at her
home In Burnside. Thursday afternoonA
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Thatcher of Dauphfn
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MERRILLVILLE
Mrs. Fred Zuvers on Rrookfiel

MIS-. Fred ZuVers OF BrOOkfeld, III.
and her mother of Ohio are visiting
the Myiel Pierce family
E. Walter was a busienss visitor at
Valparaiso yesterday
Lillian and Lucille Wilmer of Crown
Point are spending the week at Sam
Woods
Sam Woods shipped two high grade
calves TO Mexico, Ind, yesterday.
Mrs. George Boyd is a Hammond
shopper today.
Alva Saxton is on the sick list.
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500 Reward, 500.

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Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
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sMARrz BEST SHOT.

Harry d. Swartz was the successful
contestant for the gun club medal in
yesterday afternoons shoot for the
trophy, which gives him lead of four
games over any of his opponents and
nearly insuring him the trophy at the
end of the season. Yesterdays condi-
lions for a shoot were unsatisfactory,
rain. wind and fog making a state of
things anything but pleasant for the
afternoon meet. Following is the score
of the contest:
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HIS FIRsT MIsHAP-

A team of horses belonging to Ferdi
nand Thoos of Cedar Lake became
frightened at Druggist Handley's auto
mobile yesterday and In the mixup and
runaway one his his sons had his hand
badly crushed and fingers broken. The
rig was considerably damaged. This is
Handleys first mishap in the auto
mobile driving for years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-16
GRIFFITH.

The dance and Ice cream social CIV
en- by the Independent Foresters Of
Indiana last night was well attended
and was quite a success.
A Jameson went to Gary yester-
day.
J. Miller transacted business In Chi
cago yesterday.
Crown Point yesterday.
c. M. Hutchins of Highlands was
in town last evening.
Several young folks from Scherer-
VILE and also from St John were In
town last night and attended the
dance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-16
SHCCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lencs

Sum men er born great; sum achieve
greatness and sum hev it thrust away
frum them.
Elder Berry SEE that lots o. these
christians II hev a sorry time gettin'
red O. tn crouch when they enter
heaven
Lots o. men er so skeert o. gold
bricks tibet they even fergit there's a
few genuine ones.
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MIDNIGHT DOCTORS

are the most unwelcome visitors-eveA
the doctor himself curses the luck that
compelled him to leave his comfort
able bed. Suppose you try our method
and keep a big 35c- bottle of Perry
Davis Painkiller in the house, and let
the doctor stay in bed and enjoy him
self.
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ADVERTISED MAIL.

Mr.. T. NJ. Day Walter Fehlman, Miss
Minnie Haleman, Mr.. F. NJ Hoffman. Mr.
Joseph Kennedy, Mr.. L. J. arck, Mrs, NJ
E. Peterson, Mr.. Harry Spreng.
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BTFF, BING, BANG:

BKF'F, BING, BANG.
. Special Saturday and Sunday
. extra Lake Superior White fish
q so cents. Get busy with Oscar
. Goldsm1th's buffet. Telephone
. Whiting q. Forsythe, Ham
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ROBERTSDALE.
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HObertsdaIe Evangelical Church
Rev. VII. H Halnhuber, pastor.
Services for tomorrow are as follows.
Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Preaching at IL a. M
Evening services at 1880 o. M
cordial invitation is extended to ali
to attend.
Mrs. Erick Lund and daughter Esther
of Hammond visited friends here
Thursday.
Miss Anna Strum of Hammond was
the guest of her sister, Mrs Fred
Binhammer of Harrison avenue, last
evening.
c. F. Elliott of One Hundred and
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The Mind Of Men Wanted

Inc great development plans inaugurated by the
american I'm migration Co. call en- no will take
full advantage of the opportunities offered
There IS work to do but it is work that brings hior
reward IN rapidly increasing land values and ready
cash to help get started There is timber to be
cleared away. but much of it is merchandise hard
wooos-birch maple. hemlock and basswood-which
can De turned into money at the nearby sawuills
prices. - o
There is plenty of timber to pay for the land and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-07-16
Good News Travels Fast

This is opportunity unparalleled In recent years
ana the news has already travelled fast and far,
creating widespread interest
It challenges the attention of the owner of high
Pticeo land and the tenant farmer well. The N an
figures and by reinvesting in the Round Lake Coun-
Try secure tremendously increased acreage.
The tenant farmer realize here his lifes anbi-
ton to have a fine farm of his and raise his
FAMILY In Independence. with to dispute his
rI9nt to the fruits of his own INDUSTRY -
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-04
injured
By Being Thrown Out OF A
Buggy

Miss Mary Ridenour, residing in
Green Valley, sustained number of
very painful injuries while returning
to her home after attending Sunday
school at the Green Valley church on
Sunday morning at, about ten o'clock.
Miss Ridenour was driving along the
road when the cap came off of the
axle on the front of the buggy, caus-
ing the wheel to come off. This fright
ened the horse and it began to run.
The girl was thrown from the buggy
and badly bruised, her right ankle
being severely sprained. The vehicle
was somewhat damaged before the
frightened horse was captured by men
driving along the road. DR.. c. X. Con-
ard was called in attendance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-04
COLUMBUS PEOPLE
Coming To- Mt. Vernon To Hear Miss
Helen Pugh Play

The very unusual spectacle of Co
lumbus people coming to Mt Vernon
to attend concert will be presented
when Miss Helene Pugh gives the
opening recital of the Star Concert
Course on October fourteenth at the
NJ. p church.
Miss Pugh, who is the daughter of
the late Judge Pugh of Columbus, has
refused many fiattering offers to ap-
pear in her native city, as it was her
desire to take a complete rest after
her return from Vienna. But the ap-
peal of the Women's Christian As
sociation of this city touched her heart
and she consented to appear for their
benefit. This will be her only recital
in this country, as her next concert
will be given in Berlin.
A large party of her Columbus
friends are coming over to hear this
brilliant young pianist, She will be
assisted by Mr.. Claude Saner of Chi
cago, a tenor, who has charmed the
music centers of Europe with his won
derful voice.
Two song recitals will be given in
the course, one by Dolores Reedy
Maxwell, a contralto, who is greatly
in demand and the other by Elizabeth
Thompson Wilson whose recital at the
park a year ago is so well remem-
bered
Mrs. Wilbur Thoburn Mills, one of
the leading concert organists in the
state, will appear November 18th, as
sisted by Adele Pallen, a soprano of
great merit.
The Zeigler-Howe Sextette will ap-
pear on the first open date.
A ticket to the entire course can be
secured for one dollar, single admis-
sion fifty cents. All profits will be
used by the Women's Christian AS
sociation to carry on their work,
which includes the free kindergarten,
giving aid to the destitute, and main
tanning the Home for the Aged.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1910-10-04
TURKEY
The Cause Of Delay In Traffic
On The B. & 0.

Newark, o., oct Am incident hap
pened Friday on the Shawnee division
Of the Baltimore and Ohio road which
stands unique in railroading annals
and will probably never be duplicated.
An ordinary farmyard turkey COB
bier Killed an engine.
1t was one Of the regular Shawnee
runs, with engine No. 776, and Engi-
neer Thomas Howarth at the throttle
and Conductor Nick Savey looking af-
ter the comforts of the passengers. AT
a point near Shawnee, and while the
train was at ordinary speed, turkey
was encountered, He was on one side
of the track and changed his mind a
little too late. In flying across the
track he was struck and whirled under
the engine.
In a moment the engineer was in a
cloud Of binding steam, and while a
deluge of boiling water fell on the
track. The body of the turkey struck
the lever of the"blow-off cock" under
meath the engine boiler and it was a
matter Of second only till the boiler
was innocent of water and pressure.
The engine, in the language of the
road and the statute, Instantly died"
1t ran a few yards and stopped by
gravity
The passengers knew nothing of the
matter till the train came to stand
STILL and they were told that they
would have to wait till the valve could
be closed, water pumped in the boiler
and heated to the point where the
pressure would start the machinery
again