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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
TWO LIVES
ARESNUFFEO
OUT BY GAS
Mysterious Tragedy at In
diana Harbor Brings
Death to Two Brothers.
Whose Families Were
About to Visit Europe.

Indiana Hnrbor, Jan. 3I-Tsvo live.
were snuffed out here last night when
es<s y<hsch vep 1ernftfr5 to ssnrs.psxz-r
&c ne k.s liz. ..ssa NJ; end nd
q 80 e
Trs sirs. rsny eoslsssss, IS = assl 40 x<ssaz
old respectively, at 3621 Cedar street.
CoIizeski was empIoye In the Inland
mills.
The bodies of the couple were found
in bed this morning by Mike Colizoski
a brother of the dead man, who had
visited the little family until IL o'clock
last night He returned, leaving the
couple VINO had already put their two
children to bed.
Were Going to Europe.
The principal topic of conversation
last night was the prospective trip to
Europe that the Colizoskis had planned
for the near future.
These plans lead Chief of Police AL
bert Lewis to believe that ma suicide
was intended as the couple had looked
forward to their trip with great deal
of expectation In> the husbands clothes
were found 100. While the family have
never been prominent in Indiana Har-
Dor the double tragedy hadspeverthe-
less aroused the sympathy of4fR whole
community.
Mike. the surviving brother, found
the couple dead in bed thi smorning
He came to the house this morning al
6 o'clock as had been arranged last
night to get his breakfast. He found
the door locked but had no trouble in
getting an entrance AS soon as he
| set his foot in the house he smelled the
gas and rushed to the rooms of the
couple. The two had evidently beer
dead for some time.
| The inquest will be held by Deputy
Coroner DIR. Greenwald.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
REPUBLICANS
ELECT DELEGATES
Grown Point G.. o. P. Meet
ing Is Harmonious and
Enthusiastic.
Especial to THE TIMES. J

Crown Point. Ind, Jan. 3f.--Respond-
ing to the chal of Chairman Beattie.
the Center township republicans met
at the assembly room in the court
house on Saturday evening for the pur-
pose of selecting delegates to the
meeting at Central music hall today
for the purpose of organization and
selection of county chairman, and
also selected delegates and alternates
to the district convention at Hammond
tomorrow.
A good crowd of republicans was
present. Joseph Beattie was chos en-
chairman of the meeting and Fred
Wheeler secretary, to be afterwards
unanimously selected as chairman and
secretary of the township organization.
The delegates and precinct commit
teemen selected by the meeting were
as follows:
First precinct-Frank Muzzall.
Second precinct-HoweH v. Parry.
Third precinct-HeTbert L. Wheaton
Fourth precinct-John Claussen-
Fifth precinct-Al Taylor.
The delegates selected to attend the
district convention in Hammond were
as follows. Levi Bailey, Fred Furman,
Joseph P. Young. Alternates-Louis
Breyfogle, j. Frank Meeker, Daniel
Vincent.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
F|OEl|A
WILL GIVE
CARNIVAL

The Saengerbund- Fidelias is making
arrangements this week for what prom
ises to be the biggest masquerade ball
of the season. This masquerade ball
will be given at Huehn's hail next Sat-
urday night and $50 in gold will be
given away as prizes Prizes for groups
will be given the first prize, to be SIS;
the second SO and the third So. First,
second and third prizes will also be Civ
en- to individuals.
The masquerade will be ball and
carnival in connection, and the plans
are now to have a street parade next
Saturday afternoon and part of the
program provides that a number of mas
queraded members go to the Lake Shore
depot and receive the king and queen of
the carnival.
The masquerade balls under the au-
spices of the Saengerbund- -Fidelia in
the past years, have. been great draw
| ing cards, but the one of next Saturday
night promises to outshine them all.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
DID
NOT PREVENT
THE WEDDING


Hammond people will be very much
Interested in the marriage of it's new
est business man to well-known South
Chicago girl. Mr.. August Dezerman, the
proprietor of the new store of the S.
& RI. Knox Co, &a this city, married
Miss Mary Loghren of South Chicago
after a romance OF years.
spite of the fact that an inconsiderate
brick had toppled from a building on
State street and had nearly killed the
groom.
They were married by Rev. Father p.
j. Griffith in st .Patrick's church at
South Chicago.
Mr.. Dezerman and his bride both
were employed by the S. & H. Knox Co.
The young man a short time ago was
sent to Europe by his firm for a stay
of six months. Somehow or other the
business trip was concluded in six
weeks and now the acquaintances of
the newly welded pair know the rea-
SON.
Mrs Dezerman today said she once
refuse her present husband, who prom
ised a wedding trip to Europe. but now
she is sure there will be another trip
IN the very near future. The bride is
% years old. Her husband is "a. The
girls father is well in South Chicago
the I.onghren family having lived there
for twenty five years.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
WRITINGS
MAYOR AFTER
The SALOONS

Whiting. Jan 31.-Mayor Beaumont
Parks orders regarding the saloons is
being enforced to the letter in Whit
ing. The new magistrates orders are
that saloons must not be open after II
p- m. week nights. On Sundays
they are permitted to remain open
from $50 a. m. to 1880 a. m. From
then until noon all thirst emporiums
must remain closed. At II o'clock they
may reopen, but must close again at !
2. M
The new laws also positively forbid
gambling, and it is said to be the first
time in years that there has been
nothing doing" in this line in the oil
city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
| [AWYERS
ELECT new
|CERS
Lake County Bar Associa-
tion Meets in Sheriff S Of
fee A. r. Knotts, j. X.
ssdr and Judge y K
-
&2fflse unoei G.
Gillett Chosen Officers.

The Lake County Bar association met
in the sheriffs office in the federal
building in Hammond this morning and
held the annual election of officers. 1t
Is said that there is every Indication
that this organization will take on
new life as a result of the activity that
has been started against shysters.
The election resulted in the selection
of A. f. Knots as president. Mr.. Knots
was formerly the president of the as
sociation and his reelection is an ap-
probation of the determined stand he
has taken in combating the shyster evil.
Harbor Man Elected.
Judge T. NJ C. Henlbroff of Indiana
Harbor was elected vice president, ].
Judge John II. Gillett was made treas
urer. The selection Of such a repre-
sentative lot OF officers is an indica-
tion of the general desire to raise the
standard of the practice of law in this
county.
The association decided to incorpor-
ate. All Of the old members of the
association will be admitted as charter
members and any others who are taken
in will have to come up the strict quail
ncations that viii BE made for admis-
sion to the bar association.
II the matter of admission to the
bar in Indiana is a farce the require
| mentsgfor admission to the Lake County
Bar association will be so strict as tt
| make the fact of membership in thi.
organization guarantee of the ability
and integrity OF its members.
/ In the future a lawyer who is una,
| BILE TO show that he II member of ths
bar association will not be deemed
deemed worth Of public confidence. NJ
/ shysters win be admitted
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
CREEK Twp. ELECTIONS
Precinct Committeeman and
Delegates Are Elected;
Meeting at Lowell.
Especial to THE TIMES. J

Lowell, Jan. 31--The republicans Of
Cedar Creek township met In the town
hall of Lowell on Saturday night for the
purpose of electing precinct committee
men for the coming campaign. Attor-
ney j. w. Belshaw was made chairman
and the republican editors secretaries
of the meeting. George Davis was
elected committeeman for precinct one;
Henry Wooley for precinct two, and
John Davis for precinct three. Pre-
cincts two and three had but one candi-
date apiece and therefore the COM
mittemen from those precincts were
chosen by acclamatfon; but in precinct
one George Davis was opposed by Err
nest Gragg. the former receiving for
ty-two votes and the latter twenty. C.
E. Nichols and James Doty were elected
delegates and Ben Lynch and Peter
Berg alternates to the convention at
Hammond tomorrow.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
SYNDICATE
CLOSES Up
BUSINESS

The members of the South Homewood
addition syndicate met yesterday at
the Hammond Savings & Trust Co. $
bank and discovered that the syndicate
has made 100 per cent profit on the in
vestment in about three years
Arrangements are to be made by
which the contracts will BE discounted.
meeting will be held in the near flu
ture at which a committee. consisting
of Fred Crumpacker, Fred Carter and
Roscoe f. Woods will closed up the af-
fairs OF the syndicate and make ar
rangements for the discounting OF the
contracts at one of the local banks This
will enable the stockholders in the syn
distec to realize on their investment
Immediately.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
BAD CROSSING ACCIDENT
Nine People Injured When
Switch Engine Crashes
Into Street Car.

(Specl2i TO IHE IlMES.J
Windsor Park, ian. 31.--A b. & o.
switch engine crashed into a Windsor
Park car at Tooth street and Ewing
avenue on Saturday night, badly injur-
ing nine passengers and almost killed
the motorman-
According to witnesses the coductor
stepped from the car and signailed the
motorman who was new at the work,
to go ahead. The result was that the
engine crowded into the car, tearing
1t in half and throwing some of the
passengers to the street.
The injured are:
Bartholomew. Wilburt, 1922 avenue
j. bruised about body and right leg;
taken to his residence.
Dwyer, William j., motorman. 649
Ninty-secind street; injured internally:
taken to his residence.
Ennis, Peter. conductor. 6244 Morgan
street; cut about face by fiying glass;
taken to his residence.
Hermann. Hilma. IS years old. 1o51S
to her residence.
Hundred and Tenth street: bruised and
cut about face and hands; taken to her
residence.
Moffet, Joseph. 10s1e avenue J,
bruised about chest. back, right arm,
and right leg; taken TO his residence
! Among the other passengers on the
car were Miss NJ. Miller. 10417 avenue j:
Mrs +. Barton, 11249 avenue A: ].
Rausch, 10914 avenue H; @. ]. Cattay.
1o5s5 avenue b. and Thomas Kefm.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
END STRIKE
At STANDARD;
MEhAT WORK
No Agreement Signed Nor
Concessions Granted; Re-
turn of Men to Duties
Means a Victory for the
Big Car Company.

The strike at the Standard Steel Car
company in Hammond is ended after it
had been in progr but two weeks
The men all returned to work this
morning, and, it is said, they were glad
to get back
There was opsitively no agreement
signed or entered into between the
strikers and their employers. The end
of the strike. which was never support
ed by public opinion in Hammond, is a
victory for the Standard Steel Car Co.
VIII he Carried Out.
1t is said that many of the strikers
demands were demands that the COM
pany claims there is no necessity for,
as 1t is willing to see that they are
carried out without an agreement
: An instance in point is the demand
that the pay envelope shall contain all
that is marked upon them. Another il
lustration is that the company post in a
conspicuous place the schedule Of prices
that is paid for piece work.
No Chance for Argument.
Another of the demands that SEEM
ed preposterous and to which the com
pany is willing to accede without the
formality of signed agreement is the
demand that new tenants in the COM
pany houses shall not be charged with
the back rent of the outgoing tenant.
1T is believed that a lot of these de-
mands were framed UP by the McKees
Rock agitators to make the foreign
s.;~s :; be ftszAa ssses< ssss 4iss anca ss11sx
ss:i =. 8 is i Sc g the treas
e y,.;s So, 4rSr :. a
M ny. -. -.
the eoHnesrrT v L 4ssSirara- and In-.
ury of the strikers is about depleted
and that they are at their strings end
as result of their enforced fdleness-
Two Parasites Happy.
In the meantime Herman and Ham
mond. two of the leaders of the strike,
have made a good living from the
strike to say nothing of the fun they
had.
Everything is quiet at the Standard,
and while Herman and Hammond are
said to be making dire threats, there
is little credence given to what they
say.
The decision to end the strike was
made at mass meeting of the foreign
ers that was held Sunday. 1t is un-
derstood that the men are all glad the
strike is over and that they are to be
taken back at their old jobs.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

Because Of the alleged violation of
his parole yesterday. Max Bernstein.
who took the immunity bath given to
the proprietors of blind tigers in Gary.
was rearrested by Chief Martin and
and brought to jail where Mayor
Knots asserts he will be held and TAX
en- 10 Grown Point 10 serve his thirty
days. The Arrest Of the Knots political
Continued on Page Eighty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
BERNSTEIN MONKEYS
WITH THE BUzz-SAW'
Blind Pig Keeper Sentenced
to Jail at Crown Point
for Thirty Days.
CHIEF MARTIN GETS BUSY
Pig Keepers win Be Jerked to Jail
When They Violate the Law
Of the State.
WILL BE NO LET UP

Word comes from an ofncinI OF
the Anti-SnIoon League OF Indiana
to The Times this morning that IL
Mayor Knots OF Gary does NOT
rcseind the action taken the other
day I'm sentencing of blind pig keep
ers. when n part of the punishment
was remitfed, he Will be inundated
TO do so, and IT IL very probable
that sterner methods now under
contemplation will be taken.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
TAKE
STEPS TO A|R
GRIEVANCES
Pretty Hammond Girls to
the Number of a Score
Declare That They Will
Not Ride to Their Work
in "Hunky Pullman"

We refuse to ride in .Hunky Pull
man. said score of pretty young
hammond suffragettes the other morn
ing. They stamped their little feet in
unison and shook their heads with a
vim that nearly tumbled down their
various coiffures classic and otherwise.
They told each other what they
thought about the cheap skate depart
ment heads who We're responsible for
sending out an ordinary box car to the
Calumet avenue terminus on the Gary
& Western with the expectation that
the young ladies should climb into this
and ride to their work, in the Glib
son yards office
"On the Carpet.
Among the department heads such
an attitude was considered as an alarm
ing revolt, and one by one the maids
were summoned into some august pres
ence to hear a lecture on the error Of
their ways.
But 1T. was fruitless. Judging from
the attitude that the office girls have
maintained. They have been compelled
to ride to their work in cabooses, and
while such an accommodation does not
come within the realm of chivalry such
as was known in the olden days, it is
just bit better than hauling them
back and forth like so much coal or
lumber, or so many hogs heads of her
ring.
No Accommodations for Girls.
rlaas office girls are expected Il, be
az. at work at o'clock in the morning.
81
= !. - sssss-xI suusSzs5nSp put
ssss IL - :,
s1'at. Ne ysszsss
their work@on the s:12 Gary & West
ern. This, of course, made them late
to work. but they were expected to fin
ish time the other end of the day.
Recently when such poor schedules
were maintained, the Gary & Western
was very much late, and accordingly
accordingly the first vacant box car
that could be found was sent to Calumet
avenue to bring in the human freight
There were no steps on the car, and
how was a woman expected to crawl
in. Out of twenty-five, a half dozen
permitted themselves to be helped in,
but the others baked in regular wo-
man-like fashion. The working girls
thought they had a grievance. and they
supported in their position by every
body who heard of their case. Since
the box car episode it has occurred at
times that the girls were unable to get
home until a late hour. No provision
for their transportation was made,
and in the meantime they have been
hauled back and forth a number of
times in caboose. What this accom-
mediation is like can only be imagined
from the fact that it is often so crowd
ed that some of the girls have to stand
onthe platform subject to the wind and
the cold air.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
FIGHT CARRIED
TO CROWNPT
Demo Republicans Will At
tempt to Foist Themselves
on Go. Organization.
Especial to THE TIMES.


Crown Point, Ind, Jan. 31.-The ef-
fort of thc knotts- democrafic-repub-
Hears of Gary TO secure recognition
from the county organization in this
city today failed utterly, and the resu-
lar republicans were seated by "a
unanincus vctc.
The credentials committee, consist
ing OF VIII Cochran, Charles Mccker.
arerSa Davis, Charles HeIivvi= and j.
G. Harlan, GeIibcrated for forfy-fiye
minutes on the question of which dele
cnfion should he recognized.
Three speeches allowed each
delegation 80 present their claims md
afterwards the committee reporfed
tuani,nousIy in favor of the old line
repubiicnus opposed TO the so-cnIled
Insnrucnts.
when tEe report of The committee
came mp to the assembled committees
men and Delegates for approvaI. me
yfN8 sase xofe Was prsrffcatly unanf-
nosbt Al this Jsnrfure the .sinxssr4-
entsf called for n roll casls homa of The
ing Of nnn'es had ..
sfaX1 .ssaEs sss.-'a -.
apipefus p r.-,s...as. and 'as call I. :
.seS& m aaaaEsentsv saw that they
4
Gary republican delegates and precinct
committeeman were then seated.
The organization of the county cen-
trail committee resulted in the selection
of r. r.. schunf Jr. for the cha;rman-
ship by unanimous vote. Walter j.
Riley of East Chicago and Henry Wor-
ley of Lowell were selected as vice
chairsTen; Fred FrfedIcy of Hammond
was made secretary, and Justice A. G..
Huber OF Gary was made treasurer of
the organization.
The indications are TINT the party In
Lake county VIII present a solid front
to the democrats this fall. There were
number of booms for the various Of
fees launched during the day.
The Gary republicans Saturday
night, overwhelmingly in the ma
jority over the democratic-r -repub-
licans, elected all of their delegates
to the convention, to be held in
(Continued on page nve.,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

THIS MIGHT BE THE BEST DAY
OF THE YEAR TO BUY TT. READ
THE TIMES .ADS- AND SEE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

IL YOU ARE A POOR LETTER
WRITER, SEND THE TIMES TO YOUR
FRIENDS WHO LIVE OUT OF TOWN.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

1t was reported in the Chicago papers
that this was a Hammond, Whiting and
East Chicago car, but Manager Green
denies the story.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31
DICKINSON
AT new JOB.
Il. G. Brown Has Been
Made Agent of the Road
at Gary Office.

The announcement. is officially
made today of the appointment Of
Dan Enright as the local agent of
the Michigan Central railroad in
Hammand and the contracting agent
of this road in the Calumet district.
Enright was formerly the chief
clerk in the Michigan Central freight
office and following the announce
ment of the resignation of l. E. Dick-
inson, as local and contracting agent.
it was reported that Enright would
probably be appointed
APPOINTMENT PLEAsfcS.
Today the friends of this popular
Hammond man are pleased to know
that he has been picked to fill the va
cancy caused by the resignation of
Mr. Dickinson and they are seonhdent
that he will uAke good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

hts duties as the tram ~ sef f9l
stein s. Co, in chicago. As an
evidence Of the esteem in which he has
been held by the employees in the To-
cal office of the Michigan Central rail-
road. Mr.. Dickinson was presented with
a Masonic charm of great beauty. d
costly pair of cuff buttons and a Ma
sonic signet ring. He appreciates them.
not for their intrinsic value alone, but
because of the evidence of the friend
ship of the men with whom he has
worked for several years.
ONLY "A YEARS OLD.
Dan Enright, who takes up the du-
ties of his new office tomorrow. is only
"a years old. In fact. his birthday was
last Saturday. He is said to be the
youngest agent on the road. His pro-
motion to the position of local and con-
tracing agent of district that 1nclues
(Continued on page nve-s
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE
AGAIN IN THE TINES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-31

ARE YOU TAKING THE TINES.
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CONTINUED on page fivs.,
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(Continued on page ave-,
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Fair toAays Tuesday partry
cisudy, with rising tempera-
turc.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-01

side Thirteenth avenue, ss1 feet west from
Thomas L. White to Harrison and
Kearny Building and Loan Association,
from Hawthorne avenue, $500.
Herman Renner to Mary T. SCHNEIDER.
north side CARTS street, $50 feet west from
Blum street, $500.
side Bruen street. 13 feet north from
fsaac Katzman TO James P. Donley. north
side Hartford street. 50 feet east from First
Lyman Wilson to David Dreyfuss. east
side Wallace street. $50 feet north from
South Orange avenue. $l5o.
James McE,ntee to Charles A. Feick. west
side Adams street. north side Elm street,
lorenzo Del Buono to Egidio w. M~ascle,
| southeast corner Crane and stone streets,
$500.
Same to Rocco La Fera, same property.
'Teodor sencxak TO Felix skarupski, east
| side lille street go feet south from west
Iosenh Schroiier 10 Samuel Meyer. north
| side East Kinney street. "a feet east from
MeWhcrter street Sy. + Ah.,+ rr.h,
north side olive street, 125 feet west from
Adams street. SOC
| TOWNSHIPS.
Frederick Keller to Charles A. F'eick,
Nitiburn, northeast corner Daniel Den
mans land. 4 chains northwest from q
stake: and second tract, $1,000.
Elizaiefh Pride and husband to Edwin G.
Dunn. Beiievil1e, eest side Ralph street
% feet northeast from James Speer estate
Samuel ciickfeld ct al. TO West End
Buiiding and Loan Association. East Or
ange, north side Rhode Island avenue: "a:
feet west from South Mum avenue go
-.-sx T~t-r1 ~7fepfo. ods f<~t w~<t s~--
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1910-03-01
CITY ApvERrIsEmENrs.
NorIcE or INTENTIoN-Board ot Street an

NOTICE OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of Street ana
Water Commissioners.
Pursuant to n resolution adopted py tne
Board of Street and Water commissioner
the seventeenth day Of February, 1910, and ap-
proved by Inc Mayor OF the City OF Newark on
the eighteenth day OF February. 1911. pubic
notice is hereby given that It y .ne nreoeTnn-
missioners of the City OF Newark, under end
by virtue of provisions Of the act entitled.
IAN act - revise and amend the charter OF
the City OF Newark" approved March II. 1911.
the Board of Street and Water commissioner
of the Cit of Newark, approved March ~.
1891, and other public laws of the state OF
New Jersey, TO order and cause the construction
Of a twelve tf2) inch pipe sewer In
VENUE A,
from Emmett street to Pointer street. with eight
go inch branch sewers In rpYr \
LILLE STREET
vANpERPooL STREET,
between New Jersey Railroad avenue and Ave-
N STREET,
between New jersey Railroad avenue ana Ave
nue. A. This sewer Is to be constructed with
used for house sewage only. Together with all
the appurtenances necessary TO compiete the
same. ~
avenue A SEWER AND BRANCHES"
Such persons as may object thereto are re-
duested to present their objections In wrftine
70 the clerk OF said Board. at the 2tnee o1 ~ IN
Hail. NAwark, IN or before the expiration Of
six days from date OF this notice.
BY direction OF the Board OF street ane
Water Commissioners Of the CITY q NewarK.
Newark. n. j., February %, 1910. feb2i-s