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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-10-01


Lot IS. blk ), 5th add. New Chi
cago r. E. & l. Co. to Dora
Kindchen ............s 100
TOBLESTON
Lots as to so, blk s. lots 30 and
80, blk 4. Germania No. 2,
James e. Baldwin to Helen L.
McNaughton .......-....... 1,135
Lots "a to So. AZ and A, blk 4,
Germania No. 2, James E. Bald
win to William II. Welter.. LAG
Lot 10, blk 10, C. T.. L. & l. Co.'S
Sd add. Joseph Aimone to Ed
ward G.. Uihlein ..... 412C
Same as above. John Mccormick
to Edward G. Uihlein -
Same, Lake Co. Realty Co. to Ed
ward G. UihIein. ..
Lots and s. blk 50, End Oak PIX
add, Johannes Fay to William
Schn1tz ............
Lots 8 and 10. blk SO, End Oak PIX
add, Wilhelm Fay to William
Schnitz
Lot 80, blk as. End Oak PIX add,
Antony Novak to John T-ese-
rlc ..........
Lots 81 and %, blk "a. 2nd Oak
PIX add, Mike Danculovich to
Julia Obradovich . 80,
L P HAMMOND'S SUB
Lots Sc to Al, blk Is; lots 9. 10.
40 to As. blk i6. Lewis P Ham
mond to Bertha A. Kramer 49, 30
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case Mayor Knots and Chief Martin
had to file the answers to the 924 and |
APT interrogatories submitted 10 them
and this rule they compiled with yes
terday when they placed attested writ |
ten answers in the hands of the court. |
1t was a trying task for the mayor and
his attorneys and it is said that they
managed to navigate through some SI5
of the questions of the 924 submitted to
Knots, and as for Inc rest, the court
will rule whether they have to answer
them or not. The saloonmen, who each
had twenty-eight to answer, answered
not.
The proceeding Is one brought by At
torneys Matthew and Bruce in behalf of
the attorney general and is directed
against the mayor. police head and the
twenty-three convicted saloon men. 1t
is to mandate the mayor. TO commit the
saloonmen to Jail as he sentenced them
to such punishment. but RENTED 1T.
The state holsd that fifth class mayor
has no power to remit Jail sentences
while the mayor holds differently. In
the meantime the defendants have de-
INJURED and arguments on this PROPOSE
ton are scheduled to be heard Tuesday.
1t is understood that the defendants
will argue to throw out the mandate
for the following causes:
Arguments of Defense.
| l. That 1t involves the twenty-three
saloon men who are mandate for what?
j They have not refused to do anything
| (to go to jail) and therefore the action
is void
2 rhat 1t involves Chief Martin.
The chiefs functions are merely to take
/ the commitment papers and send the
sentenced to jail, but the chief has re-
ceived no such papers. Therefore, the
chief has done nothing and can not be
inundated for a refusal which does not
exist
5. That 1t involves Mayor Knott $
who refuses to commit the sentences
saloon men to jail Does not the re-
cent statute passed give the mayor jur-
isdiction with circuit and criminal
courts where the fine if under $500
This matter as never come up nto the
supreme court whether the mayor in &
fourth class city a city judge has
the power of renting a sentence.
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L,nWELI,.

Mrs Len Tinotson and her grand
son, Wayne Tillotson, departed for
Chicago Friday afternoon, where they
will go to housekeeping with her son.
Fred, who holds a position in an cleo
trical supply house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seigal Hawden went
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FOR QUICK SALE AT A BARGAIN. OR
will rent, on account of late owners
death, choice. well improved large
s-room resident property; suitably To-
Gated for much needed good hotel in
Schneider, Ind. the booming railroad
center in south end of Lake Co.; 100 IT.
corner frontage on 100 IT. main st.
within one block from station: good
barn and outbuildings. For particulars
address NJ. ]. Ahlgrim, Shelby, Ind. or
xaone 10 Lowell. 27
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to Hammond Friday. Mr.. Hayden was
one OF the applicants to take the ex-
animation for mail carrier on route 2,
vacated by Elmer Ragon. who has
gone to Gary
Mesdames A. Clark and Daniel Smith.
returned from Billings, Mont, Thurs
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BANKRUPTCY SALE

The undersigned will sell at public
auction one stock of groceries and de-
livery wagon at 4740 Olocott ave. East
Chicago. Indiana, on Thursday, Oct 6,
1919, at 2 o'clock p. m.
HENRY BROWN Bankrupt.
FRANK L. EVANS, Trustee.
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If you want to reach the public in any
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LEFTY is what we specialize. The cities
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day evening, where they went a cou-
pie of weeks ago to visit relatives.
They report that the grain and fruit
crops in that state are heavy this
year. While there seven inches of snow
fell, which soon melted off.
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LOST-Confidence in any other medium
thai The Times TO get the business
Address Forlorn, Nowhere.
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-16-size 17-jewel IIlinoise move
ment No. 1677249, open nickel case
No. 5s00631: large figure No. on dial
Return to John McGarry. jeweler. Ham
mond, Ind. 30-3
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WANTED TO BUY.

WANTED-Desk, second hand large
state price F. B. Hall. 100 Sibley ST..
Hammond. 3O-2
WANTED-A copy OF the New World
{Catholic5 March 26. 1910. will pay
SOC for 1t. Bring to Times office. Ham
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FOR SALE-Stoves, stoves, stoves. all
standard makes such as Jewel. Gar
land Radiant Home Palace Home and
many other makes prices range from
IS up. Call and look them over. a small
deposit will secure any of these bar
gains while they last. Hammond Furni-
ture Co., 81 State St, Hammond. %
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WANTED-Presser and bushelman. In
euire O'Connell, the tailor. Ill Chi
cago ave, East Chicago. 1-3
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FOR SALE-Modern Groom two-flat
brick bldg; centrally located so 1T.
lot; chicken park. Address C 10s. Times,
Hammond. 2otf
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. salary and ex-
penses or commission; experience un-
necessary; write for particulars. Union
Cigar Co, Cincinnati, o.
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WANTED TO RENT.

WANTED TO RENT-Furnished room
suitable for two board If desired
Address 332B Sibley St. Hammond. 28-3
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ADVERTISE IN THE r1MEs.
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BOARD AND ROOM.

GOOD TABLE BOARD, BATH, HOT
and cold water; terms reasonable;
convenient to East Chicago cars and L.
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mond. Telephone 1913. or 314 Indiana
ave. 2S-4
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FOR RENT-What have you to rent?
Here is the place to rent Through
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FOR RENT-Furnished front room;
light and bath; gentlemen only. New
No. 2S6 Michigan ave, Hammond. 30-2
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FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms for
light housekeeping. 81 state St, up
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FOR RENT-Furnished room with hot
water heat, bath and electric light;
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

NEW CHICAGO.
Lot IS, blk ), 5th add, New Chi
cago r z. l. Co. to Dora
Kindcheu ION
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FOR RENT-Eight- story and half
house: bath, parlor and gas. Apply
39S Walter st, Hammond. 500
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms: strictly
modern. 422S n. Magoun ave. East
Chicago. 30-3
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FOR RENT-Lower fat. Corner 152nd
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms; all mod
ern conveniences; gentlemen prefer
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FOR RENT-Four furnished rooms.
with water, gas and electric light;
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Attest: Otto H. Duelke,
City Clerk.
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FOR RENT-Ten-room fiat. Inquire 534
Morton ave, Hammond. 27tf
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
BLUE MONDAY
FOR THE BOWLERS

BALTIMORE, April es-rhe hnal week
Of the fourth annual tournament Of the
National Bowling Association opened with
another long list OF entries. but up to .
O'Clock at nieht. when the two-man teams
fnished for tho day. it had been a vert-
able "blue Monday in the matter OF
scoring Indeed. tho work of the in
dividuals and the two-man teams was
poor. Among the former only three rolled
600 or better and the best Of these Carroll.
Of Huntingdon. Pa. scored but 6s2. Civ
ing him an equal claim on fourth place
With Henry Cohn, Of New York and VIII
liam Edwards. Of Brooklyn. In his class.
William Schirmer OF New Rochelle. n. y.
remsins first. with 6i9 G. Danenbaum. OF
Newark. second with 646 and Charles
Iunsmann OF New York, third with 633.
Among the two-man teams the showing
was relatively even worse. the first four
teams being affected by the days rolling
only two Of yesterdays entries scored
over 1900. and the best of these fen half a
score OF pins short OF gaining a place
among the four leading teams.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
"BIG FOUR" BALKS
ON The SCHEDULE
But New Committee Hopes to
Present Satisfactory Draft
to League Tomorrow

Although IL had been hoped that the
New Castle County League would
adopt q schedule at it's meeting last
night the team managers were unable
to get together on dates and another
committee consisting OF Lester r..
Reeves and Prince A. Mousley was
appointed to draw new schedule. This
committee will report to the league
at n meeting 20 be held on Wednesday
night
At the meeting Of the league last
night schedule draft was presented
by committee composed Of Mr.. Nous
ley and Frank a. Traynor. but as the
holiday game arrangements we're not
satisfactory to several OF the man
ayers II was decided to draft new
schedule. The league itself agreed
that these games should go in the
schedule
May 7-duPont VS.. Riverview at du-
pont Wilmington Gas Company VS..
BroolSwood. al Riverview.
May l4-duPont VS.. Wilmington Gas
Company at DUPONT Riverview VS..
Brookwood az Riverview.
May 30 (Memorial Day)--duPont VS.
Wilmington Gas Company at DUPONT
Riverview VS.. Brookwood at Riverview
July 4-duPont VS. Riverview at du-
Pont Wilmington Gas Company VS.
Brookwood at Riverview.
September Uabor Day)-duPont VS.
Broollwood at dupont Riverview VS.
wilmington Gas Company at River
view
with the holiday and opening games
already agreed on II is felt that the
committee will have no trouble making
up a schedule that win be satisfactory
10 the league.
The league adopted a rule providing
for the playing off Of tie games I'm case
any two teams in the league should
be tied for any position at the close
OF the season.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
| MONG OURSELVES
Being News and Views
81 OF the New Castle County
League, WiImingiOn's
original Professional
Baseball Organization.
BY Dave

No schedule yet.
0---0-0
VIII # ever conn, on. yes,
O-0-O
Mr. McAvoy here's the glad hand.
You're a trump and Reeves knows II.
That one familiar fsee-Bacon sis
missed.
0-O--0
Oh no Mousley has not lost his tongue.
The member viii wag soon enough for
some Of us.
O-O-U
II there is any advertising TO be done
please let experts do il, Mr.. oliver. We're
the experts, you know.
b-O-O
"Balmy" Griffith is said to have picked
the wrong side of tossed coin.
O-O-0
That Wilmington Gas Company bunch
ought TO congratulate itself on having
a manager who is wise enough to get to-
gother a team that includes zearfoss.
Hoover, Duncan and johnson. The quar-
tette ought 10 pitch a high note.
O--O--O
We refuse TO let loose all that we know
of the Flood situation.
0--0--O
II Fifth Ward does the trick. what will
be the next play?
BY the way. we ought TO give Fifth
Ward a big reception for our own benefit
900
If we get just few more come-backs
we VIII send out few dual challenges.
O-O-O
We have a pretty clear idea Of what
NIousley will do to Reeves on May 7--if
he does anything.
900
Mousley is anxious to have the comet
arrive 9. May and thus make his opener
one ever to be remembered.
900
There's a bright side TO every situation
Cheer up. Traynor
$3.50
II the rioting becomes much worse II
may become necessary to send for Carvin
0-0--0
Must we repeat that evrey knock in a
boost?
0-0-0
There are great many happenings in
life that we are not responsible for. Some
poop'e haven't learned that yet.
900
We rather admire the frankncss OF
Traynor and, incidentally, he is some
manager.
0-0-0
help of a uniform
0-0--0
It should he remembered that Brook
wood has a S25O,OOO building behind Il, and
good team as an additional asset
0-0--0
And May comes slowly up this way.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
DUPONT In
A BIG GAME

The DUPONT County Loaguers will
warm up with the crack Fifth Ward.
Chester team, here on Saturday in the
second big exhibition game Of the sea-
son. big Bill" Crouch and Dump"
GreenweIl viii be the opposing pichers
Chester claims TO be much stronger
than last year and at that time defeat
cd the local team by small score, and
in the most interesting game of the on
tire local season.
At the same time the duoPnt team
is not what IL was last year. Some
new and very speedy blood has been
drafted and Greenwen will have his
hands fun holding down the hits.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
NEW GAME LAWS
FOR NEW JERSEY
Important Changes Made in
Time for Shooting Wild
Fowl and Other Game

TRENTON, \. j., April 26.-Six
bills which make important alterations
in the game laws of this State were
put upon the statute books by the last
Legislature. one of the most note
worthy makes the season for wild fowl
shooting on the Delaware river and
bay within the jurisdiction of New
Jersey conform more nearly to the
season for this kind of shooting in the
jurisdiction Of these waters which
come within other States. This bill,
which was fathered by Senator Lea
witt Of Mercer, permits the shooting
of any geese, duck. swan, brant or
any kind of wild water fowl on the
Delaware river and bay between Sep
tember l and March J.
Under the former regulations of this
kind of shooting in New Jersey, the
Delaware river and bay came under
the regulations Of the general duck
law, which had two distinct seasons,
applicable respectively to North ami
South Jersey. Under these regulations
the open season in the northern sec
ton of the state for the fowl named
was from October Is to January /,
and the open setson for the same birds
in the southern section was from No
vember ! to March 15 except as ap-
piled to geese and brant, the open
season for which was from November
1 TO March %
For black duck and mallard duck
! November / to March /. All other
duck except black duck. mallard duck
and wood duck, November 1 to March
Is. Geese. brant, sheldrake, Novem-
! ber / TO April 10 For wood duck the
season is closed for five years.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
BIG LADS TO
FIGHT HARD

NEW YORK April 26.-Stanluy
Ketchel with his army of trainers.
seconds, managers, and hackers. will
leave for Philadelphia this evening
prepared for his match. tomorrow
night, with sam Langford. the big
Boston tar baby
Sporting men by the score are going
over from New York 10 see the fight
Both Ketchel and Langford have train
ed faithfully for tomorrow's SIX round
go, and indications point TO one of the
hottest mills seen in the east in years.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
ELKS IN A
TARGET SHOOT

Wilmington Lodge OF Elks will be rep
resented at a target match with the Elks
of Norristown to-day. Among those who
will represent the Wilmington lodge in the
race are Edward Melchoir, Jr., John +.
Jones. william NJ. Foord, William L.
Dockstader, James Mckevey. John Han
son and Homer c. Simmons
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
PHELLTES TIE
UP WITH BOSTON
New York Americans Beat
Washington and Move to
Top Position

The third game of the New York-Brook-
lyn series was won by the Giants yester-
day. giving them two out of the three
The Bostons braced up TO the extent Of
Playing a tie with the Phiies. The ST.
Louis Cardinals pounced on the Cincinnati
Reds with both feet the second win of
the season for the Cardinals The Brook
lyns fell back to seventh place. So far this
season the Cincinnatis have been disap-
pointment Tile cubs and Pittsburgs are
still stormbound.
American League.
The New York Americans went to FIRST
place yesterday. A victory over the Wash
ingtons sent them to the head Of the
class. as the Detroit Tigers lost a twelve
inning game in ST. Louis, The Chicago
White SoX after long string Of defeats
registered their first victory since the
opening day. They shut out the Cleve-
lands. The Athletics c'eaned up the Bos-
tons for the third time i'm succession and
the Hub is gnashing its teeth over the
poor showing of its ball clubs There were
changes an around IN the standing The
Athletics share second place with the
Detroits, and the Browns jumped from
sixth 10 fourth The Washingtons and
Chicagos are tied for last place. The re-
suits.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
STASSFORT TROPHY
FOR COUNTY LEAGUE

d. II Stassfort. the Market street
iewcler has again offered a trophy to
the New Castle County League. The
trophy will be the most elaborate and
expensive one ever played for by any
local baseball organization and will be
on exhibition at Mr.. Stassforts store
in a few days. Mr.. Stassfort has al
ready given three trophies to the
league.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
GIFTS FOR BASKETBALL
MANAGER AND PLAYERS

At luncheon at the y. NJ. c A bufld-
ing this evening J. A. Oliver, manager of
the association basketball team, will pre-
sent the members Of the team with small
solid gold souvenirs in the form Of
basketball. and in return the team will
present the manager a like token Of es-
tcem.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
TEDDY TO GET
A FIGHT TICKET

DENVER, April 26-The first ticket
for the fight between Jim Jemries and
Jack Johnson i'm California on July 4
viii be presented TO Theodore Roosevelt
on his arrival at New York This
statement has been made by Jack
Gleason while in Denver on his way
to the coast. The ticket will be made
Of solid gold.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
HIGH SCHOOL TRIES
GOLDEY COLLEGE TODAY

Weather permitting. Cooley CoI'ege viii
lineup against the Wilmingta1 High
School team at Front and Union streets
this afternoon. The game will be called al
3 o'clock
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
MnIrnsn After Cana.

The Melrose Juniors want cha enges
from any Of the junior teams o. the city
averaging in age between L and Is years.
especially Delton, Hillside, Peerless Third.
Monroe Juniors or DelmAv. William Ford.
No. Ills West Second st3ot. has charge
Of the schedule.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Wilminoton Stars Nh,

The Wilmington stars defeated the
Razor Park by the score Of to l. The
game was one Of the fastest played this
season The score by innings: R.H.E.
Wilmington stars ..1OOOOOO22-5 s 3
Razor Park ..........1OOOO .
Batteries-W Wilmington Stars. Wright,
Furman and schlor; Razor Park. spath
and Tobin
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
churoh Leaaue Ganle.

Delaware Avenue Baptist and East
Lake teams Of the Church League will
meet in Saturday afternoon at the River
view grounds for the FIRST time this sea
son. This game will be second between
teams Of the league before the opening Of
the season
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
American League.
STANDING of the CLUBS.
Scores Of Yesterdays Games.

Scores Of Yesterdays Games.
Athletics. 4: Boston, ..
New York. .; Washington, ?.
Chicago. 2. Cleveland, o.
St Louis. 6. Detroit. az innings).
Games Scheduled For To-day.
Athletics at Boston.
New York at washington.
Chicago at Cleveland
Detroit at ST. Louis.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Rockford Juniors Win

The Rockford Juniors defeated the
Chippewas yesterday by the score Of
4 to 3. Rockford Juniors want char
lenges from any Il year old boy team
in the city. Address challenges to
James Dugan, No. SO Rockford road.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

Foley's Kidney Remedy will cure
any case Of kidney and bladder trou-
BILE not beyond the reach of medicine.
No medicine can do more. n. B. Dan
forth. Market and Second Sts."
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
eans al Newark.

Salesanium and Delaware College Fresh
men will play at Newark this afternoon.
While Delaware has had more prac-.,e
than the salesanium team. a good game
is promised the fans.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

An aeroplane in which seamless steel
tubing takes the place Of wood or bam-
boo in the frames and planes has proved
a success in Germany.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26

There is no cough medicine so pop
ular as Foleys Honey and Tar. It
never fails to cure cou~hs. colds. Group
and bronchitis. n. 3. Danforth. Mar
ket and Second Sts.s
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Second Church Boys Wsnt Games.

Second NJ. T. Juniors challenges any
to to 12-year-old boy baseball teams in
the city. Address oJhn Greiner. man
ager. The battery is Essick and Blair.
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
arnenvllIe Loses Game.

The Greenhill team was defeated yes
terday by the Olympia team, of Whining
ton in a well played game. The score by
innings. R.H.E.
Greenhil q. o. ......O10OOOO9O-.l 3 l
OLYMPIA .... =. ..OO1O1OO0C
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
CHAMPIONSHIP RECORDS.
National League.
Standing Of the Clubs.
$500 I'D Yesterdav,s Games.

Scores Of Yesterdays Games.
Philadelphia, 3; Boston, @ innings;
New York. 81 Brooklyn. !.
st Louis s. Cincinnati, 3.
Chicago -Pittsburg
Evening journal., 1910-04-26
Games Scheduled For To. day.

Boston at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at New York.
ST Louis at Cincinnati.
Pittshurg at Chicago.