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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-10

l. Bayne l
Lots 80 and 81, blk 4. River
Shore addition, Roland l. Bayne
to Nancy A. Baype. ...... L
Lots Al and AZ. blk Is, George
Koder to Sophia Freedman. -. 1000
NEW CHICAGO.
Lots 90 and 81. blk Z. 4th add,
New Chicago r. E. & l. Co. to
Gottlieb Steenbrenner. ......... 800
HAMMOND.
Lot 40, blk 1. Larneds 1st add,
Jesse L. Moss to Andrew Rap
pacn l.
w u lot 81. blk l. Max Schroet-
er to Alfred c. Charter.
GARY.
Lots 64 and 65. blk 5. Lincoln PIX,
U. s. Land Co. to r. /. Samp-
son $3.50. zoo
INDIANA HARBOR-
Lot IA, blk Is. and add. East
Chicago Co. to Martin Skuliga 2s5
Section 16-35-S-Part lot IL of /
acre lots, Myrtle E. Iddings to
TT NJ. E. Church, Merrillville.. /
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MEMS CLUB ELECTS
new LOT OF OFFICERS
Especial to THE TIMES. }

East Chicago, Ind, April 10
The Mems club of the Congregational
church met last night at the residence
of Ed Hoose for the election of officers
and other business. Among other things
accomplished, final arrangements were
made for a banquet to be given by the
club May % at Elks' hall, and ex-
United states Senator william e. Ma
son of Illinois will be the principal
speaker of the evening.
The officers elected were as follows:
President--E. N. Canine.
Vice president-W. ]. Turnkey. Jr.
Secretary -treasurer-Henry Peter
son.
This is Mr.. CANNES third term to
hold the office of president of this or
ganization.
The arrangements for the banquet
are quite elaborate, and preparations
are to be made for 100 guests. These
will include a number of out-of- town
folk in addition to Senator Mason.
There will be other toasts and a mu-
steal program, and the banquet will be
served by the. Ladies' Social Union of
the Methodist church.
The guests from outside of town
who are expected are mostly from Ham
fnond and Indiana Harbor.
ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE
AGAIN IN THE TIMES
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NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT.
THE STATE OF INDIANA. LAKE
COUNTY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. MARCH TERM. 1910.
MATTHEW M'BRIDE VS.. ELIZA
BETH CARRIER. CAUSE NO. s4S2.
ACTION OF ATTACHMENT
Now comes the plaintiff by Bonn
berger, Sawyer & Curtis, attorneys. and
files his complaint herein, together with
an affidavit Of competent person.
showing that the defendant. Elizabeth
Carrier, is not a resident of the State
of Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified of the tendency of said action
and that the same will stand for trial
at the next term of said Court, and
that unless she appear and answer or
demur therein, at the calling of said
cause. on the goth day of June A. d
1910, the same being the 37th day OF
the next term of said Court to be be-
gun and held in the Federal Building
a Hammond, in said County and State
on the second Monday of May A d
1870 said action will be heard and de-
termined in her absence
In Witness Whereof. / hereunto sci
my hand and affix the Seal of said
Court, at Hammond, this 27th dav OF
april A. d. 1910.
ERNEST L. SHORTRIDGE.
Clerk L. S. c.
BY Mae Hanson,
naD,,+xr
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MAYOR KNOTS INSISTS
ON PUREST WATER

The board of health and the commit
mittee of the Gary common council.
which investigated the matter of the
American Sheet and Tin Plate company
building their sewer from their plant
into the lake, which they. believed
would serve to contaminate the water
supply, they reported that they could
see no immediate danger of anything
injurious being turned into the drink
ing water from this sewer.
Mr.. Feuer states that the sewer will
be used TO drain the. Iowlands for the
present time. and when the mills the
mills are in operation it will carry the
water away which has been used to
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-10
ANOTHER
SCHOOL
FOR GARY

The Gary school board last night re-
ceived authority from the council to
proceed with their plans for the con-
struction of another school building in
the south end of the city, which will
be a duplicate of the Emerson sch DOL
building, which has been constructed in
the first subdivision
The committee of the council, which
was chosen to select a suitable site
for the building, reported through
Chairman ". S. Feuer that they had
selected the five and a half acres of
property in the northwest corner of
Madison street and Fifteenth avenue.
on the property now owned by the
Gary Land company.
The Fairgrounds committee, of which
Mr. Feuer is also chairman, reported at
the same time that they would recon-
mond the purchase of the four and
half acres adjoining the school prop
erty to be used in connection with the
school grounds for a playground for
the children and as resting place
and breathing spot for older persons
The board had some time ago decided
that a permanent building should be
erected in this locality, but it was nee
essary to have their action sanctioned
by the council before they could go
ahead with the work. Now that this
has been done the board will begin to
devise means of putting up the struc-
ture. superintendent Writ stated to-
day that the board would wait until the
assessment for Gary was completed
so that they could determine just how
much the city would have to spend for
this purpose.
1t is likely that for the present that
only a section of the Emerson building
will be erected in the south end of the
city. This can be done by building
ust one of the three wings of the build
ing, the she'll of the building can
be erected and each floor of the build
ing can be finished at time Bids
will probably be received by the board
for both plans and then the most feast
BILE way will be determined. At present
there are no permanent school build
ings south Of the Wabash tracks, and
the population is increasing so rapidly
that every effort viii be made to get
the building finished at once.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ToLLESTON

TOILESTON.
Lots IS and IA. c. T. L. g. L Co.'S
first addition. Leopold Gluck to
to Louis Kardosh 1000
Lots IS and Il. blk q lots to
10, blk 8 lots to II. 10, rs, 80
to 80. blk A. lots 2 to s. 81 to
35. blk 6; lot 9. blk 4; lots to
10. blk s; lots AZ to Al. blk g:
lot So. blk 10: lot 1, blk. ~.
Logan Park addition, Thomas
w. Fitch to Hoy D. Davis 1
Lots Is TO IS blk A. End Oak
Park add. Calumet Land Co to
William Feuer ... 1000
WHITING
Lot %. blk 4. Standard add,
Standard Oil Co. to Smith
Bader-Davidson Co. 1000
EAST CHICAGO.
Lots p and %, blk %. Lucy NJ
Rossiter to John ID. Kennedy
Lots 30 and 81, blk 4, River shore
add Milton Bayne to Roland
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CASH GRAIN MARKET.

Winter wheat by sample. No. red.
s116N 61.1SL; No. red, SLIP a 1.16;
No. hard, SLIGO 1.1S; No. 8 hard. $110
ollie.
Spring wheat by sample: No.
spring. s1.1061.16.
Corn by sample; No. 2. e11s @62 Y c
nominal: No. 2 white, Sc a SIC nomin al;
No. 2 yellow. 62h 0s4c: No. 8. 61@ 62c;
No. 3 white. IS a SEC; No yellow, So
So Nc: No. 4. 5S14 059hc; No. white,
so a SIC: No. 4 yellow. 596611ac
oats by sample: No. 2. 411a a 42c;
No. white, 45c; No. white. Al a 44c;
No. white. 400 ACC; standard, 44G 45c.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-05-10
CONVENTION
Of KNIGHTS
On At GARY

Knights of Columbus. probably one
to two hundred in number began to
arrive in Gary last night from all
parts of the state to attend the annual
state convention, which is in session
today
The hotels were packed to their ut
most capacity. but the managers with
the aid of cots. were able to provide
lodging for the visitors. Delegates
from all of the forty eight councils in
the state are present today.
Social Session.
The convention opened this morning
with a social session in the knights
of Columbus hail, the address of well
come being made by Mayor T. E.
Knots The mayor said that Gary was
destined to become the convention city
of the state and that Gary was always
glad to welcome any visiting body to
the city. The response to Mayor
Knots address was made by State Dep
uty Charles Duf1n of Terre Haute
Among the state officials present at
the convention are William Fox of In
dianapolis, district deputy; State Sec
rotary Charles Baker of Logansport.
Big Reception
Tonight the local council has pre-
pared a big reception and ball for the
visiting delegates at Assembly hall, and
card party win be held In the K. of C.
hall. Those in charge of the enter
tainment of the visiting delegates are
Thomas Keegan. John Rockford. Will
liam Sullivan, William Cross and Math-
ew Cox.
Tomorrow morning the delegates
who wish to remain over will be given
an opportunity of going through the
local steel mills. The following are
some of the delegates who are in at
| tendance at the conventions Charles
J. Belker. W. F. Hanly, w l. Ferrick.
| Logansport w. j. Cronin, Nashville;
w A. Regain, Connersville: Joseph Me-
Shane, Columbus; V. n. Fettig. E. P.
Elsner, Seymour; Charles Marrow, W.
| r. Hanley. Muncie: L. f. Miller Vim
| cennes; George w. Benkart, James w.
| Blair, Bloomington; Charles Sicily
! New Albany; j. B. Prullage, r. w
Cauthorn. Vincennes; C. E. Hill. c. O.
| Herr. George T. Beech. Valparaiso;
Thomas w. Campbell, Martin Yanka
| She1byville: NJ. W. Johnson. South Bend
Charles R. Duff1n. Terre Haute: John
A. Miller, Greenburg; F. NJ Holm
South Bend Sheridan. Clyde. f. B
Wisemarth. Elwood: William zahl. La
| fayette; L. A. Wiles, indianapolis; II
Andreae, Evansville.
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GARY ELkS WILL
BUILD RIGHT AWAY
Sheriff Grant of Crown
Point to Become Mem
Der of Gary Elks.

At the meeting of the Elks last night
in their temporary quarters it was an
nounced that enough money had been
secured so that the building for the
organization could be erected immedi-
ately and a committee was appointed
to purchase the necessary property and
to proceed with the building. This
committee consists of Exalted Ruler I
A. Brennan, chairman; A s Hess A II
Schaeffer and Trustees H. II. High
lands, H. A. Vossler and George Man
love.
The lot for the building will be Sc
cured somewhere on Washington
street, as it is desired to have the
building as near the center of town as
possible, and yet without paying too
much for the lot The building will be
50x70 feet in size, with basement and
two stories. The basement will be
above the ground far enough so that it
will practically add another story to
the building.
None for Outsiders.
No section of this building will be
rented to outsiders, all three floors
to be used by the Elks themselves, in
which they will have their meeting
room, parlors, banquet and dance hall
and everything. in fact. that goes ia
make a complete club room.
The Elks recently have had several
now acquisitions to their membership
making the total number now in the
lodge about eighty. Seven new appli-
cations and two demits were received
last night. Among those who made
APPLICATION for membership is Sheriff
Thomas Grant, who desires to become g
member of the Gary lodge. 1t is said
that number of the Crown Point PEG
pie are contemplating the same ster
because of the fact that they canno
have lodge in city OF that size. and
Gary is the nearest city where a lodge
is established.
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DOCTORS
IN F|ST|C
SQUABB[E

Gary was all agog yesterday after
noon when 1t became known that the
III feeling that had heretofore existed
between certain members of the local
board of health had terminated in
clash of serious nature and that two
OF the members OF the board met on
Broadway in a fstic combat
The two principals in the melee were
DR.. Harry +. Walsh, secretary of the
local board of health and Dr. T. S
Milestone, treasurer of the board, of
whom it is said that both have been at
swords points for some time. Accord
ing to the latters story of the affair
DR.. Walsh is trying to usurp the func-
ton of his political Office for his own
private gain. or in other words, he is
trying to make the Office as lucrative as
possible by the ugly word graft"
DIR. Walsh silent.
DIR. Walsh after the encounter would
make no statement and said that he
was Justified in attacking his fellow
practitioner
Yesterday afternoon DIR. Milestone
called a session of the board together
which was held in the Office of DR.. w.
S. Fauld in the Knots building. There
we're present Drs. Milestone, Fauld and
". p Laue. just what transpired at
the board meeting is not known bot
it Is understood the discussion was con-
corning DIR. Walsh, the secretary OF the
board.
Hears of Meeting.
In the meantime DIR. Walsh. in some
mysterious manner, got word of the
fact that there was aft 4rnoon ses-
sion Of the health board and chat .
had received no invitation 10 atteno
about to enter the Knots building
when he met DR.. Milestone. The stories
differ as TO just what the greeting was,
but 1T was not many minutes before
Drs. Walsh and Milestone were min
ing a shower of blows at each other.
The two physicians were separated by
Deputy Sheriff Albert Morris who hap
pened to be walking down Broadway
at the time.
swears Out Warrant.
DIR. Milestone at once went to the
ONCE of Mayor Knots, warrant was
sworn out charging DIR. Walsh with
assault and battery and his arrest fol-
lowed. The case will be tried in police
court this morning.
DIR. Milestone made the following
statement to THE TIMES last night:
Il refuse at this time to make any
statement concerning the trouble with
DR.. Walsh today. but suffice it to say
that have sufficient evidence to prove
that he is secretary of the local board
Of health is using his political office
for his own gain At the proper time
charges OF graft will be brought
against Dr. Walsh that will be suf-
fcient to cause him to be removed from
his office
ITO let the people of Gary know that
I cared nothing for the salary con-
nected with the office, I donated my
salary to charity. | considered it an
honor to serve the city in the capacity
in which / do. but when l see a man
using his Office for his own gain when
he an health officer ought to be
protecting the public by whom he is
paid. / shall not stand for it as a citizen
of Gary"
At the trial, which came up before
Judge Knots this morning. DR. Walsh
pleaded guilty to the charge of assault
and battery and was fined 81 and costs
Thus ends the first chapter in the case
and what the future developments will
be time alone will tell.
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Value of Cheerful Voice.

A well-trained voice he's value in
every line of work-stenograp tele
phone operator. canvasser, masseuse,
and in many other lines of work. One
of the best masseuses in Chicago, who
has more customers than she can take,
is as well known for her pleasant,
cheerful voice as for her good work.
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A Burial Critic

Artist (sketching)- Is long and
sime is feeting. my friend" Farmer
WAL, l amt much Nv a jedge of
picters. but 1t strikes me your quo
cation orter be tother way round"
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NOTICE.

The picnic which was to have been
held Sunday, May 1, was pos tponed on
account of cold weather and will be
held Sunday, May Is, at Sharpshooters'
park BE sure and come. TT
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For Sale Cheapl

70, 600 900 feet good new and second.
hand LUMBER OF all kinds. Doors,
Windows, Plumbing Goods, everv-
thing necessary TO build q house with,
Cell with estimates.
\. G. RUEL, 1887 S ehIc1d Rs1s 49,
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WANTED To ENT

WANTED TO RENTING or three
furnished rooms for light house
keeping; must be refined family. Ad-
dress ] E B, Times. ga
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SITUATIONS WANTED

WANTED-Position; general office
clerk; seven years experience; first
class references, desires employment:
can use typewriter. Address A c No. 1.
Times 1912
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Gold watch and chain Saturday
between 3409 Block ave and Amerf-
can express office. Please return to
Geo. Enninhizer, 34o9 Block ave, Indi-
ana Harbor: reward. 90
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LEGAL NOTICE.
NOTICE

d.
Notice is hereby given that the firm
OF Hupp O'Connor, scientific horse
shoers, Is dissolved and that DAME
s. OConnor will carry on the bust
ness alone and Hquidate all outstand
ing debts. as well as collect on ont
standing credit given by the firm
HUBERT 10 HUPP.
DANIEL s O'CONNOP
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English speaking preferred. American
Maize Products Co., Roby, Ind. go
+ FINALE HELP WANTED
for general homework.
Apply SO Doty st. 1913 /
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w A n T ED - Experienced
dry goods and cloak sales
lady. Apply at once, Siefer's
Big Store, Indiana Harbor,
Ind. ~
WANTED-At once, womani
to take small washing
home. Apply Times Office
Wednesday morning.
wANTED-working house keeper;
must be able to give references. APP
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wANTED-Woman to take family |
washing and ironing home. Apply at
once at Broken Corner Restaurant, 20S
6 Holman st go
WANTED - Experienced bookkeeper
and stenographer; male or female.
East Chicago Produce Co, East Chi
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WANTED-Girl to do general house
work; small family; good pay; steady
job. Call So State st. 90
WANTED-woman to do washing and
ironing ass Sibley st. 90
ANTED-Girls for labelling dept
good wages and pleasant work. Az
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WANTED-At once experienced wait
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Notwithstanding girls and hand
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WANTED-Waiter or waitress at We
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FOR RENT
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FOR RENT-Ten-room fiat for board
4ng house; electric light and bath.
5s4 Morton ave. corner Hovbrd, near
standard steel; phone $50. loft
FOR RENT-Six cottage; all
modern conveniences; newly decorat-
ed on Indiana ave. Apply at III In
diana. 1913
FOR RENT-Two unfurnished front
rooms Apply at SIS Plummer ave, up
stairs
FOR RENT-Nice 9-room house; fine
location. Phone 1901. loft
FOR RENT-11s story cottage No. 122
Highland ST.; hot water heat. hard
wood floors; everything modern and
+, in hrst-class repair. Inquire 12s High
| land ST.
FOR RENT-Room a 3 Williams ST.
| first apartment; to one or two gent
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! FOR RENT-Ten-room house; bath and
| electric light; suitable for good
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cor Morton and Howard ave, East
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! FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms
| for light housekeeping. Apply 37S N
Holman st. 2Stf
FOR RENT-Four-room fiat. upstairs:
| water and gas in bldg. 400 Fischrupp
ave. Whiting, Ind. Inquire of ]. d.
Fischrupp- 22tf
FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Call 329 Logan
ST after p m 21tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
FORTY LOADS OF CLEAR SAND TO
be given away. Phone 1913 or call al
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FOR RENT-Two UNFINISHED front
stairs.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
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WANTED-An office boy; must be
bright. Call at once, 203 Reynolds
bldg, Gary.
WANTED-Man to take care of stable
and lawn. sos S. Holman ST. 9-3
WATERBURY with $45 or more to
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FOR RENT-1k story cottage, No. 122
Highland ST.; hot water heat. hard
wood floors; everything modern and
in frst-class repair. Inquire 12s High
land ST.
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FOR RENT-Six-room cottage; all
modern conveniences; newly decorat-
ed; on Indiana ave- Apply at III In
diana. 1913
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Apply SO Doty st. 1913
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FOR RENT-Ten-ro fiat for board
lng house; electric light and bath.
534 Morton ave. corner Hovtrd, near
standard steel: phone $50. loft
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FOR RENTING Groom house; fine
location. Phone 1901. loft
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WANTED-An office boy; must be
bright. Call at once, 200 Reynolds
bldg, Gary.
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WANTED-At once, woman
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FOR RENT-Ten-room house; bath and
electric light; suitable for good
boarding house Apply American House,
cor. Morton and Howard ave, East
Hammond. eff
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MALE HRLp WANTED.

to distribute type. Call Daily Calu-
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ANTED-Working house keeper;
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WANTED-Woman to take family
washing and ironing home. Apply at
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s. Holman st. 9-5
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms
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MISCELLANEOUS ORDERS.

May Term 1909.