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Evening journal., 1910-05-12
Paris Patttm No. 2ss2
An Seams Allowed.

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Nainsook. jaconet Persian lawn. ba-
uste and thin cambric are ali suitable
materials for this model They are par
ueulariy good for stout figures. as there
ia absolutely no fullness about the waist
and hips. The runies may be made
straight. or cut circular according to
taste; and il the former are used they
should be made Of the material finished
with edgins. The pattern u in 8 Sizes
y to IS inches. waist measure. For "a
waist the drawers. with circular ruffies.
require 2A yards OF material ss inches
wide. or ~ yards AZ inches wide. yards
OF seam beading; the drawers with
straight run1es require ~ yards So
inches wide. or ? yards a inches wide.
81 yards Of edging 20 trim.
Price OF pattern. 10 centa
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
New Office For Machine Coropanv

New Office For Machine Company
A. S. Reed and Brother Company
win build a new Office for the Hilles
& Jones Company at Ninth and
Church streets.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

Falling hair, thin hair. bald spots.
brittle hair, gray hair, faded hair. hair
ruined by bleaching, coarse and un-
ruly hair. dandruf, itching, sore scalp.
pimples on scalp. thin or falling eye
lashes or eyebrows, thin beard or mus
tache.
"Swissco" is for sale at druggists at
so cents and S1O0 a bottle.
If you have not tried "Swissco" and
do not wish to buy a full-sized bottle,
you can have a 25-cent bottle. all
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
Graduated Fr

Graduated From Princeton Theological
Francis S Downes. of Dover, was
among the graduates of the Princeton
Theological Seminary. The commence
ment was held on Tuesday.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

West Y. w. c. T. U. Meeting.
West Church Y. w. c. r. u. will
meet IN the intermediate room this
evening
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

A good glove cuttcrin Paris can make
nearly 800 a week.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

soc and s1Oo bottles are for sale and
recommended in Wilmington by Miller
Drug Co.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

charges prepaid. by simply sending
your name and address to the Swissco
Hair Remedy Co, 2164 p. o. Square,
Cincinnati Ohio. and enclosing Toe to
help pay cost of packing, postage, etc
Hundreds have been wonderfully bene-
fitted by the 25-cent bottle alone.
Evening journal., 1910-05-12
Given Llnen shower.

Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hope who were
m rriea La HSeekr Nere given serens'-'
Evening journal., 1910-05-12

Mr.. and Mrs A. N. Harper. OF cheswold,
have been visiting Wilmington friends.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
MEN AFTER OIL.
DEPUTYSHIPS
MUST SEE FRY

Among the many candidates for ap-
pointment in all the districts of the
state as deputy oil inspectors is one in
Laporte. says the L4aporte Argos-Bui-
letin. ". w. Hans has made formal
application to Chief Inspector Fry for
the appointment from the Tenth. He
deserves to win. He has been a 10y
al. tireless party worker and has the
qualifications needed in a good public
officer of the stale.
Governor Marshall has emphatically
said that applicants for appointments as
deputy oil inspectors can save them
selves the trouble of calling at his Of
fice, and has declared that he has
washed his hands of the entire af
fair since he appointed the chief in
spector, James F. Fry, a few days ago
The governor is considering further
whether he should recommend to the
general assembly that the statute un-
der which the oil inspecting is done
should be repealed. The fact that it
nets the state from $4,000 to $50. 900 a
year in fees is the sole thing, he said
last evening which prevented his max
ing such a recommendation. .
Il shall probably recommend" said
the governor, that it, by repeal of
the law, the interests of the consumer
can be conserved, a repeal should be
had. 1 do not believe that the inspect
ing is of any value to the state to
the consumers of oil or other petroleum
products. Aside from the annual rev.
enue to the state, we might as we'll not
have the law"
Applicants for appointments as dep
ties refuse to believe that the governor
is not debating the appointment OF
deputies and are focking to his office
in great numbers to obtain his 20. *. .
on their applications. All are being
referred to the new chief inspector.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
TRIAL IS EXPECTED TO
FURNISH SENSATION

The trial Of Thomas Ce Pyloit the
South Adams street saloonkeeper who
was arrested with several other sa-
loon men for having slug slot machines
in his place Of business Will come up
today in the city court before Judge
Wildermuth. He will be defended by
Attorney Saul Grill. His arrest fol-
lowed the filing of an affidavit by
Deputy Prosecutor Westpha1 who is
putting his foot down on slug slot ma
chines-in some places but not all.
AS result of Westphals activity
certain parts of the south end were
like lame duck alley yesterday. In
some saloons where slot machines are
the big feature they were conspicuous
by their absence but it is rumored that
they Will all be back in a few days.
Deputy Constable James Dearbyne
who made the arrests, fell as usual
a victim of the police jealousy and he
too was arrested but not prosecuted for
carrying a gun" 1t is said some of
the saloonmen declare that certain city
officials told them that they could have
the machines. Constabulary interfer-
ence is no wresented.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
HAMMOND MEN MAY
GET IT AFTER ALL
City Council May Bring
Beard of Public Works
To Time.

1t now looks as IL Iavene and O'Shea
of Hammond owners Of the Interstat te
Construction company may get the
First street Improvement Job in Gary
al their figures of s1o7 ,00o Although
the board of public works Mayor
Knots, Engineer Melton and Commits
sicner Nyhoff awarded the job to the
Cain Construction company which is
$4,000 higher the city council will not
approve the latters bond and its in
vestigation committee is now deter
mI.ed that justice be done.
Because of the action of the board
the aldermen have not only passed q
resolution condemning the methods OF
the board but some of the aldermen de-
clare that they will see that the cou,-
Gil exercises its statutory rights am
will remove Knots and Melton from
the the board. 1t is said around the
city hall that City Engineer Melton is
totally disgusted with the action O,
letting contracts to highest bidders and
property owners who have been robbed
of thousands of dollars by these
methods are also on the war path ant
many of them declare that they will
tell the federal grand jury what the,
know when the Gary probe is taken up
The council has already by resolution
tractors get the job and it will now
force its hand to see that the Hammond
men get what is their just dues
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
MILLER HAS
CHANCE FOR
F|NANC|ERS

Banks that wish TO get some fat de-
pOSits may be able to land a large
account il they pay attention to the
doings of the Miller town trustees. The
trustees have advertised for bids from
repositories and these will be opened
next week.
The usual amount of money kept in
reserve by the town is in the neigh
borhood of $4,000. For long time the
Hobart State fs@sx has acknowledging
the use of this money paying the town
three per cent interest. However. 1t is
stated that the Hobart institution has
not the facilities for carrying he towns
warrants when funds are low
What ever Gary banks give the best
terms in the way of interest and fnan-
cial accomdations will land the
towns business 1t is understood that
the Gary State, the First National and
the South Trust and Savings all of Gary
will submit bids to become repositories.
Miller has an assessed valuation Of
$4,000 which gives it income OF
about $4,000. It's ordinary govern
mental expenses such as salaries ex-
penses and jail up keep amount to less
than $4,000 leaving an annual surplus
in the general fund of s12, 900 availab bic
for public improvements.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
". HAMMOND SCHOOLS
TO HAVE XMAS. SHOW
Supt. A.G. Deaver Arranges
Nice Program For the
Children.

Christmas entertainment which
promises to be a rare treat for the pu-
pills and patrons of the West Hammond
public schools is being rehearsed now
under the direction of Supt. A G. Deav-
er and the teachers for presentation on
the afternoon of Friday, Dec 23rd.
The ente-Sinment which has for its
main feature the cantata, entitled The
Teddy Bears Christmas" will be given
at the public school, and will be pre-
ceded by a professional around the
Christmas tree. After the close of the
cantata the pupils will receive the gifts
which have been piled on and around
the Christmas tree
Costumed Charncters
The afternoons program will need
the participation of about a hundred
pupils. The story Of the Teddy Bear
cantata hinges on the visit of two CITY
or Teddy bears to their friends the
country bears. The pupils imperson-
ate various characters aree .wild. bears.
city bears. group OF skaters. a group
of fairies, cupids, a Santa Claus, Teddy
bear, a mighty hunter and his dog and
a OWL
School will be dismissed on the aft
ernoon of the 23rd for the Christina
vacation and will open again on Jan
3rd
Supt. Deaver and his family will
leave on the evening Of Dec 23rd 20
visit relatives in Ohio.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
WALKER GETS AN
ATTRACTION FOR BUFFET

- j.. l. Walker has procured a novel
for his buffet on State street and the
Monon tracks. He has procured the
services of r. NJ Chambers, an artist,
in hand modelled relief landscape work,
who will make and paint in oil, The
Rheinstein Castle" one of the most
famous and scenic castles on the Ger
man Rhein. The painting, when COM
pleted. will be five feet by IL feet.
and will decorate the wall of the buff
fet The frame of the picture, too.
will be handmade in relief with grape
and rose leaf effect. The frame. a<cord-
ing TO Mr. Chambers, will have more
than q thousand pieces. The relief
work of the castle will be bold enough
so as to hold an electric light which,
when turned on, will give the castle
the lighted effect Mr.. Chambers will
aim to do most of his work in the
evening from to 10 o'clock. Some of
it will be done in the day time, and
1t will continue for an indefinite time.
Rheinstein was built in the four
teenth century and is located near Bin
gen at the junction of the Nahe and
Rhine rivers. Romance, legend mys-
terry and murder are interviewer with
the thirty famous "Robber nests" It
is now the property of Prince Frederick
of Prussia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
No Foundation in It.

Following the unfounded rumors
that the Gary steel mills were to be
closed down the ghost got over in the
vicinity of the Joliet mills of the Illi-
nofs Steel company. In denying that
the Joliet mills are to be closed down
President Burlington has issued the
following statement:
There is no intention the part
of the Illinois Steel company to close
down its Joliet plant. The working &
forces in certain departments have re-
Gently been curtailed somewhat in or
der to adjust operations to the current
demand for finished steel products
Under normal trade conditions, a
slackening in demand for finished
steel products is expected at the close
OF the year. Hence any curtailment in
demand at this season may be regarded
as usual The operation of our mills
will be regulated in accordance, there
with
"E J. BURLINGTON.
"Presiden+ Illinois Steel CO.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
MACHINES
MUST GO, Says
ATTY. WESTPHALL

The states attorneys office in Gary
continued their war against gambling
and slot machines yesterday afternoon
when Constable Smith, acting under in
structions from Deputy Prosecutor j..
Westphall, went to Miller and seized
six slot machines and arrested the
proprietors of two saloons. The other
four arrests will be made later on,
as the owners could not be located yes
terday
Mr.. Westphan stated to TINES re-
porter this morning that slot machines
would have TO go in Gary, where he
was in charge.
Il want the people Of Cary to un-
derstand." said Prosecutor Westphall,
that l am absolutely on the square
and that every case that comes up in
the prosecutors hands will get q fair
and impartial trial regardless of poll
ties, party factions or anything else"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
EAGLES
STAG NICE
AFFAIR

Pipes of peace. a six-round SPAR
ring match, music. vaudeville enter
tainment, luncheon seasoned with a
little of the amber fluid and short
address by Mayor Becker, provided en-
tertainment last night for one of the
best Eagles stays that ever Civ
en- in Hammond. The event was given
in the club rooms with about 100 Eagles
and their friends in attendance.
Music for the occasion was furnished
by Rinehart Elster. and later the
Broadway Burlesque company, which
had appeared at the Towle's Opera
House earlier in the evening, appeared
in the club rooms to swell the attrac-
tions on the program.
The six-round sparring match was
between pupil of Harry Gilmore of Chi
cago. and while it was refereed by
Harry Gilmore, Jr., there was no de-
cision. In his address Mayor Becker
remarked facetiously that a mayor is
not supposed to see any sparring
matches in Indiana, but he said that
nevertheless he was lover of any
sport that was clean.
The evening was pleasantly spent,
and the entertainment committee was
highly complimented for its success.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
STRUCK
BY AUTO
AND HURT
SEASONS AUTO ACCI-
DENTS IN REGION
AUTO FATALITIES IN REGION II
INJURED IN REGION los
MACHINES WRECKED ..... .1O5

Patrick Kennedy of West Hammond
was struck by DR.. c. w. Campbells
automobile last evening and he was
carried for distance of 20 feet on the
fcod of the machine before it was stop
ped.
Fortunately his injuries consisted of
severe cut on the head and there
were no bones fractured. The accide ut
happened at the corner of Holman and
Douglas stIeet in the vicinity of Kitty
Reilly's Millinery store.
Kennedy who is about go years old
was taken to his residence by DR..
Campbell arc later was taken to st.
Margaret's hospital 1t is believed that
he will suffer no permanent injury from
the accident.
The accident was due to the fact that
DR.. Campbell was driving around a
wagon and that the electric lights pre-
vented a clear view of the road ahead
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
GARY WANTS new
PROSECUTING DEPUTY

A petition is being circulated in Gary
today signed by a number of Gary at
torneys and business men asking Prose-
cutting Attorney Charles GreenwaId to
appoint Gustav Heart a local attorney
TO the position of deputy prosecuting
attorney.
While the attorneys or Gary and the
business men are not making any fight
against Deputy Prosecutor Westphal
they claim that the representative of
the prosecutors office ehre should be a
Gary attorney and there is much dis
satisfaction since Attorney Clyde
Hunter was taken out of the prosecu-
tors office. The petition which was cir
culated today contains the names of
nearly 100 attorneys and business men.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
BUSINESS
MEN GET
BIG RESULTS

GEORGE A. SCHMIDT of the
Schmidt bakery: we are prepared to
supply our patrons with all the staple
and fancy goods for the holiday sea-
son. The Christmas dinner will not be
complete without one of our English
plum puddings. Our offer of two solid
gold Elgin watches free to the boy
and girl. under 10 years of age. VINO
brings in the most labeles of our Kaiser
bread up to Dec. 81, is bringing US new
patrons"
JOHN z. McGARRY, the jeweler:
The fact that we keep nine clerks
busy in the evening is evidence enough
of what the public thinks of our store
for first -class reliable goods. 1t is our
aim to do all of the promised engrav-
ings before Christmas. and having two
of the best engravers obtainable at the
bench steadily, we are in position
to deliver the engraved article at the
promised hour
CHARLES BERENDT, proprietor OF
the Hammond meat market: I'VE will
have a fine line of poultry for the
holidays. such as turkeys, chickens and
geese and also an excellent display of
native beeves. We will make double
efforts to accommodate our patrons
during the holiday season"
NJ. ROTHSCHILD Of the Model cloth
ing storee: Business in our store is
fine. We are prepared for the holiday
shoppers, and in our large stock have
many articles which are suitable for
presents.
HENRY LAEDERACH of Laed era ch
Bros, jewellers: The amount of our
business has increased for similar
period last year. and we, with the en-
larged stock that we are carrying, we
| please the public more than ever
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
GRAND JURY
SENSATIONS
EXPECTED
Four Indictments Are Re-
turned So Far, But Work
of Inquisitorial Body Will
Not Be Completed Until
First of Next Week.
Especial to THE TIMES }

Crown Point, Ind, Dec. 15.-When
the work of the grand jury, which is
now in session at Crown Point, is COM
pleted it is estimated that revelations
regarding conditions in Gary will be
revealed that will be the sensation OF
the year. Never in the history of Lake
County has a grand jury investigation
been so far reaching.
For the first time in the history OF
the Lake Circuit court the sessions oi
the grand jury have extended over q
period OF four weeks. 1t is now GER
tainty that the session will last all Of
this week which will make five weeks
in all and will have covered the entire
term OF court
CONTINUED page Seyen.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
COMMITTEE
HAS PREPARED
TWO BILLS

1t is understood that the committee
of the North Township Bar association.
which has the work in hand OF drafting
bill TO provide additional court ia
cilities for Hammond, has prepared two
bills.
BY next Saturday one OF these bills
will be decided upon. and on Monday
following they will be submitted to
the members of the North Township
Bar association for its approval
As soon as the plan Of action as rep
resented In the bill, is outlined sub
committees will be appointed to take
up the various phases Of the work of
securing the passage of this measure.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
New M. G. Time Card.

new time table on the Michigan
Central will so into effect next Sunday.
Dec. IS. West-hound train No. s. due
in Chicago at 7:5S a m. will. begin
ming next Sunday, reach Chicago at s:20
a. m. West-bound train No 43. which
now arrives in Chicago at 12:35 o'clock.
will commencing next Sunday reach
Chica go at 40 p. m. Both trains are
we'll patronized by Lake county people.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
MASONS CELEBRATE.

The first High Priest Night in the
Hammond Chapter asst night brought
out a good attendance. The Royal Arch
degree was conferred upon three can
didates. E. P Ames the first High
Priest of the Hammond Chapter was in
the chair last. Joseph Ibach one of the
High Priests was out of town last night.
] NJ. Lautman of Michigan City a Past
High Priest of the Hamond Chapter
was present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
WHO rs ISSUING
LICENSES IN GARY

The divorced husband of a Hobart
woman saw her entering the house
with another man and hot footed it to
the police station and had warrant
issued charging the couple with adul-
terry. When the cops reached the
house they were shown a certificate of
marriage secured a few hours before
in Gary. The ex-hubby did not drown
himself, but-Valparaiso Mes senger
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

George w. Perkins, fred by en-
thusiasm to aid the cause of labor.
has resigned his membership in the
nrm OF j. P. Morgan & Co. He
announces that he will devote him.
SELF to the reconciliation of the diff
ferences of capital and labor. Per-
hns was the originator OF the
profit-sharing plan of the United
States Steel Corporation. He is
expected to make a definite pro-
posal for the benefit of labor as a
whole.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
OTHER CASES
NOLLE PROSSED

Following the dismissal of the tres
pass cases against the Gary contractors.
H H. Highlands, c. H. Maloney and
others in Judge Harlan's court at East
Chicago. brought by Earl Wolf, the case
of the latter who was arrested on a
charge of causing the false arrest of
the six contractors was nolle pressed in
Judge Wildermuth's court this morn
ing. Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
Westphall said long as the Gary con-
tractors did not care to prosecute the
case the state asked that 1t be nolle
pressed.
f-rE.N DxDr,p rr7- TOD vorrD
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
Latest News

indianapolis, Ind, Dec. ID Times Bureau PRO
ceedings started the federal here for the
seizure of ten of bad eggs the possession of A.
Aaronson of Gary, which shipped from Chicago
merchants Proceedings taken under
the federal pure food law.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15
Bow Is Very I'll.

LeGrand Meyer. the S-year-oid son
of Attorney LeGrand T. Meyer. is very
i'll with typhoid pneumonia. The tele-
phone at the residence is mufhed. and
Attorney Meyer is spending his entire
time at the bedside of his stricken SON
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-12-15

Washington, D. Co., Dec. 15.-Representative Crum-
packer of the Tenth district President Taft today
and urged that Jesse Wilson of Rensselaer, assistant
secretary of the Interior be retained The president told
him that it is settled that Mr.. Wilson will retire
Thompson who is just going out of the Office of
tary of state of Ohio