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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-28
NEWS from ERATERNAL
the L SOCIETIES

urday. oct. Is. An informal banquet
VIII probably be held on the real ami |
versary. The program. followed by a |
dance. Several OF the most prominent |
Italians in the copper country will
speak.
Pythian Sisters Temple.
A regular meeting of the members OF
the Calumet Pythian Sisters temple
will be held at the lodge hall this even
ing for the purpose of transactlng the
usual business. A large attendance of
members is desired.
Card Party and Dance.
The members Of Laurium lodge, X.
O. T. NJ. M. entertained their friends at
card party and dance at the Laur-
ium bank hall last evening. The at
tendance was large and the gathering
proved a very pleasant one.
Rebaksh's Shoe Social.
/ Members Of the Stella Rcbekah lodge
No. zoo |. o. q. T.. have arranged for
a novel entertainment to be given at the
Hccla lodge hall next Tuesday even
ing. The plans as announced. provide
for shoe social" No regular adlnis-
sion win be charged but guests viii
be requested to pay twice as many
pennies as the size Of their shoes.
short program Of literary and musica
numbers will be given and refresh
mcnts will be served including coffee
cake and pie 1t is expected there vii
be a large attendance and that tn
evening will prove a pleasant one.
Elks' Templs Plans.
one OF the biggest of the comin
events IN Calumet rraternal circles wi
; be the dedication Of the new tempt
of the Calumet Elks on October II
Plans are already being formulate
l for this event and committees are be
, ing named To look after the variou
) details. An invitation will be extend
I ed to the members of every lodge
I the upper peninsula also to the men
!. bers OF the Duluth lodge of Elks an
= II Is expected the attendance will !
4 very large.
A The dedcatory exercises Will be he
i'm the lodge room of the temple, con
O mencing at o'clock and will be Il
v Elks only. The dedication will be ia
n lowed by a banquet at the dining roo
o of the temple. 1t Is planned to arran
# special program for the ladies a fe
days after the formal dedication.
# Some of the most prominent mel
N bers of the order i'm the upper peni
l. sula will assist I'm the dedication pr
g gram. among them, John f. Foley, t
pr newly appointed deputy for this d
n trict, and officers and members of
w Michigan Elks' association.
We Union Temple of Honor.
ns The members of Union Temple
Honor and Temperance, No. As,
n Calumet. have designated, Saturd
o. october s, as rally day. splen
e. program is being prepared for the
RS casion after which a social sess
to will be INDUCED in. a general In
on tation has been extended To all me
ok hers of the order and their fami
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1910-09-28

Miss l.. Isaacson announces her ran
millinery opening on Friday and Sat
urday. Sept 30th and oct. LIST. All OF
the newest fall creations will he shown
including a choice line of pattern mats
to select from. Union BLDG Gun ST.
Calumet Z''
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
EDITORIAL

While the airship flight to New York
ended in a fasco scientifically speak
ing, 1t was not without its commercial
import to the Calumet region generally
and East Chicago particularly.
The airship was the means of bring
ing to East Chicago thousands OF per-
sons not only from all over the county,
but from Hegewisch. South Chicago
and Big Chicago some of whom were
unfamiliar in the past even with the
location of East Chicago, to say moth
ing of the progress that has been made
here during the past few years.
The visitors who went to inspect the
airship, not only learned of the where
abouts of this thriving burg. but they
noted the possibilities of the locality
saw the marvellous improvements that
are being made. especially in the vi
cinity of where the airship lay, and
were correspondingly impressed with
the present and future greatness OF
East Chicago.
Even the residents of East Chicago
many of whom have no occasion to &C
so far north in the transaction of their
business and in their social intercourse
had their eyes opened TO the progress
being made in the northern end of the
city.
Every Chicago paper. and indeed the
newspapers all over the country, hae
East Chicagos name blazoned in con
cpicuous headlines. and on the whole
it is doubtful whether anything evel
occurred which advertised East Chi
cago far and wide as extensively a.
has the airship incident.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
DOUBLE TRACKING
IS NEARLY COMPLETED

East Chicago, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE dou-
BILE tracking of the Elgin, Joliet &
Eastern railroad from Joliet to Gary
according to superintendent John Kirk
of the Kirk yards. is nearly completed
having reached Ivanhoe, a point where
the E. j. & z. crosses the Grand Calu-
met river.
Although business on the f. ]. & F.
has dropped off considerably the past
month, owing to the depression, the
road has a magnificent record to show
for the present year business, the +. j
& E. having hauled more freight to
the mile than a dozen of the larger
railroad systems of the country. Just
at present business is little slack. but
the road officials look for steady in
crease from this time on and next yeal
when their double track system is com
pleted the r. J. 6 E. expects to take
care of an enormous business.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
!. CHICAGO
TO GET NEW
PAVEMENT
Especial to THE TIMES. J


East Chicago, Ind, Oct. 14-East
Chicago is soon to have several new
pavements completed and ready for use.
F. G.. Proudfoot, who has the con-
tract for number of important i'm
provements of this nature, including
corresponding sidewalks as well as
twenty-one miles of sidewalks in places
where no paving is being done, is MAX
ing great Roadway. He is taking adj
vantage of the present splendid wealth
er to rush the work as fast as pos
sible, anticipating that at this season
of the year good weather, like time, is
but fieeting."
Fortyfiv teams and hundreds of
men are working on the various Proud
foot jobs. dumping materials, grading
laying brick and making concrete
walks, and the results are little short
of marvellous. considering the time that
has elapsed since the operations first
began.
Forsyth avenue had in its foundation
and was ready for the brick several
days ago and workmen are now laying
the brick between 150th and 151st
streets BY tonight the work will be
finished as far as 150th street. The
contractor will start to lay brick in
Olcott avenue in about two weeks.
Already a force of workmen has been
set to work putting in the cement
curbs and grading for sidewalks along
Wegg avenue, and it is expected that
this street, Forsyth and Olcott avenues
will be finished and ready for traffic
by Nov. Is.
In the meantime work on the side
walks and curbs on Melville and Alex
ander avenues will be rushed with all
possible speed, and it is expected that
this will be completed a the same time
as is the work of improving Forsyth,
Olcott and Wegg avenues
simultaneously with these opera :
tions Mr.. Proudfoot is making all pos
sible speed in the grading of what
represents what has come to be known
as "the twenty miles Of sidewalk
contract" This includes all sidekalws
in the city. some just a few yards in
extent. while others are long stretches
between patches of sidewalk already
laid
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
catch the eye of prospective invest

to catch the eye of prospective invest
ors.
The necessity of a home subdivision
in this locality is obvious when it is
pointed out that many new industries
have been located in the heart of Ca1u-
met within the past few months, in ad-
dition to the older ones hitherto estab-
lished, many of whose workmen now
are obliged to live far from the scene
of their employment. With the new
subdivision opened up and placed on
the market, a new era in the building
of homes is in prospect. Hitherto
the territory has been for the most part
so wild that the building of houses
within it, excepting on a very few
streets embraced in what is popularity
known Oklahoma, has been out of
the question
Calumet is surrounded by giant
plants such as the Cudahy Packing
company's Old Dutch Cleanser plant
Grasseili Chemical company, Green En-
gineering company, Linde Air Products
company, United States Metals Reduc-
ton company, HARRISON Walker Refrae-
tories company, Calumet Car company
Concrete Steel Products company, Ger
man-American Car company and Chi
cdgO tlexlble smart company. IneSe
are all within a few blocks of the Calu-
met addition. s
1t is unlikely, however, that the
homes to be built Will not be confined
to employees of the local plants. Calu-
met is on the lines of the Chicago, In
dianapolis & Southern railroad, the
Pennsylvania railroad, Wabash rail
road, Pere Marquette railroad Chi
cago Transfer. Baltimore & Ohio, In
diana Harbor Belt, Elgin. Joliet &
Eastern and the Lake Shore & Michi.
| gan Southern. All loop trains on the
Pennsylvania stop at Calumet, as dC
| all trains the Chicago, Indiana &
| Southern. Having good transportation
via these roads to Chicago, Gary
| Hammond and Michigan City, to sa!
nothing of East Chicago and Indian;
Harbor, one may be employed in an.
| one of the above cities and be able t,
reach any of these places with from
| ten to twenty minutes ride. It i
| therefore expected that outsiders a
| we'll as employees of the Calumet fac
| tories will build homes in the new sub
| division, where lots are to be sold a
| reasonable figures and easy pay
ments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
IMPORTANT
REAL ESTATE
VENTURE
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

East Chicago, Ind, Oct. 1.-THE new
subdivision known as the Calumet ad-
.dition to the city of East Chicago is
now opened UP. offering large tract
for the building of homes so much
needed in the rapidly developing region
around Calumet.
Approximately fifty thousand dollars
have been expended in the development
of the tract which embraces one hum
dred and twenty-five acres streets hav-
ing been laid out and graded and side
walks constructed, and the immense
tract, six months ago a wilderness of
swamp and underbrush. now offers a
presentable appearance we'll calculated
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14
LAND CD.
SELLING
MANY LOTS

Since the Calumet Kennedy Land Co.
has put it's Calumet sub division on
the market, there have been over 20
lots sold. This in the brief space of
less than week is remarkable
showing.
Calumet has the location. That is
admitted by all, and it is believed that
it is this feature of the new offer
ings that appeals to the public.
There have been more industries To-
Gated in the vicinity of Calumet than
in any other section of North town
ship. and it is believed that this has
made the lots desirable in the eyes of
the purchasers.
Another important consideration is
the fact that the Calumet-K ennedy
Land company is backed by some of
the strongest people in the region.
The advertisement of the new company
which is creating such a furore in the
real estate market in Eas. Chicago ap-
pears in this paper.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-14

THE TIMES CAN GET you A GIRL.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
IMPROVEMENTS ON
 WEST WASHINGTON
South Side of the Block Between
 Third and Fourth Avenues to Be
 Filled Up With Business Property.

The beginning of the new year sees well undsr wly project for filling up the open places in the block oppo- site the E.ks' theater. on West Wash ington street. The foundations are being laid for additions to the Ven dome lodging house block on both the east and west sides, that will trans form that property into a two-story brick building with a frontage of 100 feet. Simultaneously. Contractor Pat rick, who owns the 50-foot lot west of the greater Vendome, will con- struct two-stOry business block, on lines harmonious with the architec- ture of the Vendome. so it will have the general appearance of being all one building. In fact. it win be all one building in everything except that the two parts will be separated by a wall and each will have a different owner
 The present Vendome. as well as the ground to be occupied by the projected structure. Is owned by J. Wesley Walker. who is constructing the larger building The present build ing has d width of about forty feet and is a good two story brick struc- ture. built a good many years ago. but well built, and in a good state of preservation East of 1t MT Walk CT proposes to erect a fOrty-foot ad- ditiOn and west of it a twenty-foot addition. giving him a solid block of loo feet frontage Mir. Patrick's hold inc ffx fa.af fra.aI x.f- the rest of the vacant space between the Walker and the DonofriO blocks The rest of the block to the east of the greater Vendome is also owned by MT. Walker. and will doubtless be utilized by good business block some day not long hence. though MT. Walker says he has no plans con- corning it at the present time. That part of the block is already occupied by cheap frame structures. so that with the completion of the work now under way the block will be solidly built up. even If one end of it is of lumber construction.
 It is understood that Mir. Patrick proposes to fit his block solely for store or business purposes on both floors. Mir Walker says his plaie are to devote the entire ground floor of his block to stOrerooms and the second floor to a first-class. modernly appointed lodging house. The Ven- dome will be merely lifted off the ground floor and widened out until it has about three times it's present capacity as a lodging house.
 It should make a fine apartment place and also provide good store rooms below. all of which will have a tendency to pull business in that direction. or at least give it an op- portunity to spread as it would nor mally. In that way it will naturally enhance the value of all the property in that section for business purposes. and hasten the day when business blocks shall ornament all the nearby corners that are now vacant.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
ROBBED SAFE 0f
 THE WHARTON STORE Thief Found the Safe Open and
 Forced the Cash Drawer.

The safe in the produce store of A Wharton. on Jefferson street. within the shadow of the city hall. was brok- en into early yesterday morning and Sl0 bill and some silver-all there was in it-stolen
 The safe door had been left un- locked. so that all the thief had to do was to take out the steel cash drawer. carry it to the rear of the store and break it open with a siedge hammer. A check for s4 was left in the drawer.
 The rear of the building. which Is used for the storage of baled hay. is protected only by heavy wooden gates. with an aperture beneath large enough for slim man to climb un- der. Entrance was undoubtedly ef- fected in this manner.
 The safe is kept in the office, and it has not been the general custom to turn the combination. MT Whar- ton said that if burglar really want ed to get into it he would blow it open anyway. and the proprietor thought he would rather lose the small amount of money in the safe II
 The robbery was not discovered till yesterday afternoon. as the pro- prietor did not open up in the morn- ing on account of the holiday. He found the safe door partially open and the marks of a chisel or pick on the cash drawer Lying about the floor were pieces of pair of shears which had been used in splitting the wood lining of the box. The lock of the cash drawer had been forced by driving a sharp instrument against the covering. There were indications in the back part of the store on the bare ground that the job had been done there A heavy sledge hammer was lying near the marks and had doubtless been used. The scattered pieces of wood had been carefully placed in a stove in the office. The police are investigating the robbery.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

s350o--s500 down and s25 monthly payments for a well-located six room brick house. one block from car line. The grounds are well laid out with plenty of shade and roses The lot is large with good walks Barn and store room.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
FOR SALE

New Groom brick house, m6dcrn close in. Only $3500. Half down will handle it. Corner lot, new portable house $500
 Choice corner lot and Broom brick house. screen room. Only $2250 5000 down.
 One choice lot. full sized. s275 sl50 down. north side. Two choice lots. one a corner, $500. Terms.
 inside lots, s250 each. Three-room frame house. full sized lot. $550. S100 down.
 HlGlEY 6 SON.
 35 North First Ave.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
FOR EXCHANGE

House and lot at Redondo Beach for Phoenix property.
 so acres in Colorado for Phoenix real estate.
 50 acres in Missouri for Phoenix or Salt River Valley property.
 good houses in Chicago for Phoe- nix residence or business property.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
Hd! Hd! He! He!

That's the way to feel-EvERY ONE does that takes a CASCARET night B LORE. when he looks at the fellow who didn't. For OVER-EATING and DRINKING nothing on Earth cleans you out as a CASCARET. naturally easily. without that upset sick feeling Don't neslect-at bed time-9 p. m. or d. m.-no difference-youll need it.
 ss5 CASCARETS 10c box for a weeks treatment. all druggists. Biggest seller in the world Million boxes a month.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

SPECIAL NEW DESIGNS in mission furniture at the Bide-a-Wee mission furniture salesroom. 8 Polk St. Call and see them.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
Ingleside
Ingleside

The Ingeside Company is offering limited num- Der of lots at reasonable prices to buyers who will prove property These lots lie dacent to the In- geside Club House, which is of the finest illustra- Ons of high class architecture in Arizona Some of the ots include orange trees in full bearing Ingleside is nine miles northeast of Phoenix half mile south of the Comeback Mountain and protected by it from damag ing frOsts in winter. Water works already installed. Streets shaded with large pepper olive and ash trees ngleside yards have lawns and flower beds Over HOO feet of cement sidewalks have been laid For further information drive out to ngeside and see the prettiest spot in the Southwest Phoenix agents
 Phoenix Trust Company
 16 West Adams Street
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
MISCELLANEOUS

APPEAL BICYCLES are the best on earth. Riders and mechanics know it. Reinforcement on every frame. Sundries. supplies and expert repairing. M. B. Buelna, 1I2 F. Adams St. Phone Black Sl7l
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
FOR SALE

$12.500-We have a fine business property close in now renting for q hundred dollars per month; lot 10Ox 137, half of frontage vacant; suitable location for flats or apartment house Four thousand. cash will handle 1t. Long time on balance.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

FINE SHOE REPAIRING-Bus Bee Shoe Shop. 223 W. Jefferson. Work called for and delivered. Phone. Red 4sSl.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02

l
 For Sale or Exchange-First class rooming house. Best location in city Finely furnished. Will exchange for cottage in Phoenix or California be QA property, or $500 cash will handle h. Balance your own time. Long lease s2400-For Sale-The best paying l rooming house in city. Well known and well patroniZed. Thirty rooms. In center of city. Cheap rent, long lease. Part cash will handle it, balance your own time. Illness reason for selling Might take trade. $3S00-For Sale-Fine l0-acre ranch one mile from car line, 4-room house and barn. good well; has fruit trees. grapes and alfalfa: good water r;~ht This can be handled for part cash. Long time on balance.
 $5000-For Exchange-Clear of in cumbrance-5-room residence with screen room; large lot. 50x150: in southwest. between Sixteenth and Pico streets, Los Angeles. California Want Phoenix city or country. Will as sume on good value and put in some cash.
 For Rent-4-room brick house. $500 Der month, in down town district
 For rent-i-room new frame house. with large grounds. SIS per month.
 For Rent-4room furnished house on street ear line. S25 per month.
 For Rent-Modern Groom house; bath. gas, etc. with large stable with box stalls. wagon and corral room. covering five lots. Two entrances Suitable for transfer or hack stables. all for S35.00 per month.
 For Rent-LarEe front room: two blocks from Adams hotel Single gen tleman. No sick or transient. Apply 127 N Second street.
 Money to Loan-s50OoO on business property s200000 to loan on residence property slO00.0O an residence prop erty.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
FOR RENT

room house, just completed. for $6o0 per month.
 room house with city water. fur nished, for $500.
 3 rooms, fairly close in. for sl5.0O per month
 room furnished homse on far line, price on application. ..
Arizona republican., 1910-01-02
FOR SALE

6 room modern house in good loca- ton, practically new. cannot be dupli- cated for the money. Price s2OO0.O0. easy payments.
 lots on West Adams street, corner with evergreen trees on both streets. for s20O000 easy payments, $100.00 or more down and s25 per month takes them.
 4 room house just being completed. for s750.00. easy payments. s5O.OO down and $20 per month.
 room house with city water. for s40OOO. easy payments. s25-00 down and 5000 per month.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-30
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.

WINS Investment company,capi,hil
nj 100000. organized for the purpose OF
carrying on Il general merchandising
Misunderstanding and mining business
stock in S. shares fully paid up py
transfer OF 400 acres of Utah land. inc
.canital stock OF the Enterprise Reser-
voir company, and $4,000 in the treas
nrv OF the last named concern. me
officers are: Anthony w. WINS. pres'-
dent; E1lsa s. WINS. vice president; An
tome r. wins. secretary and treasurer.
and these officers. with Florence WINS
and stanley WINS as directors.
Tho LaHclle company. capitaliZeu ~
s,oo.ooO in 81 shares, will manufactnre
and sell I.aZellc veterinary remedies.
The officers are II. w. Walker: pres,-
dent. Frank I.azelle. vice president: j..
Louis Strohauer. secretary; Vernon D..
Cutler, treasurer,
Newson Cableless and Safety Lock
Elevator company will operate elevators
under the Charles Newson patents. =,
CAPITAL, 100000. in 20 cent shares; onl-
Gers: Charles Newson. president; Nop-
ert Charles Newson. vice PRESIDENT ".
w. sutton, secretary and treasuret'
Finley G. Brooks and r.. J. Knox al
rectors CONFORMITY with the other OH
Gals.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1910-11-30
GALLAGHER ARRAIGNED,
PLEADED NOT GUILTY

New York, Nov. 3O.---James j. Cal
lagher. who shot Mayor William j.
Gaynor. of New York, on tho steamer
Kaiser Wilhelm der Crosse last
August, was brought into court today
In Jersey City and arralgncd before
Judge Blair on the charge of atrociA
Gus assault with intent to Kill Strees
Cleaning Commissioner Edwards Of
New York and with carrying conceal
cd weapons. Edwards was with Mayor
Gaynor when the latter was shot and
in protecting the executive Is alleged
to have been attacked by Gallagher
and slightly wounded.
Gallagher pleaded not guilty with
certain reservations and was at once
taken back to his cell. He was re-
Gently indicted for the attacks on the
mayor and Commissioner Edwards. In
court there was no mention by tho
prosecution of the prisoners attack on
the mayor. 1t developed that Prosecu-
tor Caravan intended to keep IN reserve
the charge against Gallagher Of
atrocious assault with intent to- XIII
Mayor Gaynor. Under tho New Jersey
laws. should the victim Of an assault
die within a year and a day after tho
commitment Of the crime charge of
murder will lie against his assailant.
Prosecutor Garvan said he would
bring the case to trial about Dec. 49, If
found guilty on the two counts to
which he pleaded today. Gallagher
can be sentenced to total OF 15 years
imprisonment.