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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Shoot at Sharpshooter s.

Some fairly good shooting was done
yesterday afternoon by the members of
the Hammond Rife club at Snapshot
ers' park.
This was their first regular shoot of
the season and owing TO the strong
wind which blew yesterday on the
prairie the scores were not as good as
was expected. Eight members were
present and took part in the afternoon
sport The next shoot will be held in
two weeks. The following scores were
made;
O. H. Hunter, IS; Henry Dierek, S.;
William Troike. Al; Peter Stalk, SO; Gus
Muenich, "a: August Schneider. %: Ed
Muenich II: Charles Lesneister. IA.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
CONCLUDE
SCHOOL. CASE
SATURDAY
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


Crown Point, April 24-The injunc-
ton case in which Carl Bauer heading
the citizens committee of Hammond.
seeks to enjoin the members of the
school board from entering into a con
tract with Caldwell and Drake for the
building Of an Industrial training
school will not be concluded until next
Saturday.
The arguments on the special fn1-
ings of fact were heard and all day was
taken UP with this work. Special
Judge Pattee. who is sitting in tho case.
announced that he would rule on the
special findings next Saturday.
Following this there will be more
arguments and then it is expected thai
Social Judge Pattee's decision will be
rendered. 1t is said that the principal
question at issue now is whether or
not the city of Hammond has the right
to build a manual training school
1t is believed that Judge Pattee's de-
cision will be rendered not later than
Saturday, although 1t may be delayed a
week.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Rev. Sharp Here.

The Rev. c. J. Sharp Is in Hammond
today and will return TO Indianapolis
tomorrow, where he has been conduct
ing very successful revival meetings
since he left Hammond.
Rev Sharp said the people of Indian
apolis had dedicated the new Hillside
Christian church and that he and the
congregation had raised $4,000 in one
days.
He said they had been having very
bad weather. but that 147 new MEM
bers had been taken into the church,
which he thought exceedingly fine for
the period of time he had to work
Rev. Sharp will return to Hammond
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
CALDWELL CASE
UP MONDAY

Judge Johannes Kopelke OF Room No.
OF the Lake Superior court, now in
session at Hammond announced today
that he has set the case OF the State of
Indiana VS.. John Caldwell for the sec
ond Monday of his term which is next
Monday
This case will take two or three
weeks and not until the attorneys near
the close of this trial will Judge
Kopelke make any further settings OF
criminal cases.
Caldwell along with Walter
Thomas and Charles Bloomhoff is
charged with conspiracy to defrau J
the Indiana Steel Co at Gary of thous-
ands of dollars by padding the pay
rolls
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
FILE APPEAL BOND

In the case of Oluf Nelson VS. w. :.
Lewis, Of the Red Cross Dentists, At
torney Ralph w Ross, of the firm of
Ross & Lott, appeared in the Lake SUI
perior court. room No. 3, Judge Law
renee Becker, and filed an appeal bond
in the penal sum of $500. The bond
was furnished by the Bankers Surety
company.
This appeal has the effect of dissolv-
ing the injunction, and the business will
be permitted TO go ahead as though no
injunction had been issued.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Building Permits.

Lot 40, block 2, Turner's first adj
dition, 20x30x9. OF Erie street:
Frank Brehmer, owner; Albert
Buse, contractor 81
Lot 2s. block 81, II. W. Sohl's fifth
addition, 22x44x9, s23 Alice
street; Album & vogt, con-
tractors; Mrs. f. Kunzman,
owner
Lot 90. block 1, II. W. Sohls fifth
addition, 22x44x9. S25 Alice
street; Album & Vogt, con-
tractors; Mrs. +. Kunzman,
owner l.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
vere BUSY with eivil court cases.

were busy with civil court cases.
1t is believed. however, that after
this week. when Judge kopelke gets
into the criminal jury cases, there will
be less confusion among the attorneys
Coincidently with the opening of the
new term of the Lake superior courts
at Hammond, the Lake circuit court at
Crown Point convened for a five weeks
session and the Porter superior court
convened at Valparaiso. This gives the
attorneys OF Lake county five courts
TO watch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Hammond Bow Winner.

Edwin Friederichs, who is in fresh
man year at De Pauw, has the honor
of being a member of the debating
team which won the intercollegiate
contest at De Paw.
After the contest Professor of Ora
tory CROUCH, who was one of the
judges. stated that be wanted to have
talk with Friederichs. In addition.
he complimented him highly on his
work.
As De PAW stands very high in ora
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
GIBSON GIVES BOND

Alderman Walter Gibson of Gary
learned through THE TIMES of the fact
that a warrant has been sworn out for
his arrest and at once got into COM
munication with his attorneys, Mona
hon & Conroy, of Hammond.
They advised him to go to Hammond
at once and give bond in the Lake SUI
perior court. where the case was filed.
Gibson will do this and is expected to
arrive in Hammond some time today
1t will not be necessary to serve him
with the warrant.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
MERRILLVILLE.

Scott Burge and family were at Ce-
dar Lake today.
The Epworth League will give So
cial at Merrill hall Friday evening,
April IS.
The 13-year- old daughter of Mr.. Fem
stra had the i'll fortune to get the in
dex finger of her right hand into the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Set For Wednesday.

The case of the state of Indiana ex
rel. Nettie Schoheld VS.. Elmer Schofeld
in which the relator seeks to have a
writ of habeas corpus issued compeIl-
ing Elmer Schofeld TO give up the body
of their child will come up before
Judge Johannes Kopelke Wednesday,
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HEARD ON
~~ss3THEE--e,
SSTREETS
EQ2- Sa.=4
Running on Slow Speed.

It is not expected that the Ham
mond Automobile association will be-
come active until along in May, when
all of the owners of cars get them out
and In use.
At present the association is running
on only two speeds-slow and slower
and there is no gasoline within ten
miles
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24

cogs of a bone-cutting machine and it
was taken off at the first joint.
Howard Walters made trip to New
Chicago last evening with his Ford. but
came home in the good old fashioned
way. having met with a slight accident
to his machine.
Ralph Pierce and wife are visiting
friends at Hammond today.
Miss ID. Arnold left this afternoon for
Dyer to visit the family of L. Hartman
Mrs. Frank Stoltz of Hammond is Wis
iting friends here.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Case in Ames' Court.

The state case VS.. Andy Stumpf,
which was being held for trial in Judge
Ames' court, was dismissed Saturday
afternoon after Stumpf had forfeited
his bond.
Mary Hudack, the complaining wit
ness charged Stumpf with assault and
battery and he was placed under a s25
appearance bond. His forfeit was paid.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Must Be Filed Tomorrow.

The remonstrance against the an
nexation by Hammond of the rural
territory in North township must be
filed in the Lake Superior court at
Crown Point tomorrow. No one seemed
to know exactly just how many sigma
lures had been secured of the necessary
sevtnty five percent. but those on the
side of the anti annexationists said
there would be more than plenty
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24

ment this year. which will be accepted
by the local department If financial
arrangements can be made with the
business people of the town.
John Hancock and children visited
with relatives in Shicago over Sum
day.
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Finished May Is.

Township Assessor b. f. Escher stat
ed today that the taking Of the assess
ment in this township will not be COM
pleted until the 18th of next month.
The work is going forward satisfac-
torilly and 1t is expected that the valua-
ton over the county will be greatly in
creased. Assessor Black was in the
city this morning and is overseeing the
work
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Case Dismissed.

The state case VS.. Louis Walters
came up before Judge Prest Saturday
afternoon and was tried before large
crow of witnesses and spectators.
Nick Bounhois, the complaining wit
ness. charged Walters with assault and
battery, but his evidence made but lit
tie impression on the court and the case
| was dismissed.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
DIVORCE GRANTED

The divorce case of Lizzie Tree vs.
Louis Tree was heard by Judge Law
renee Becker OF the Lake superior court
10. this morning. and divorce was
granted to the defendant, Louis Tree,
on his s-complaint.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Editors Mother Better.

S. E. Swain, OF the Hammond Daily
News who went to townsville, Ind. last
Saturday because of the severe illness
of his aged mother. Mrs. Martin, learn
ed upon arriving there that she had
rallied from the time he had been no.
titled until he arrived there.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
Court Swarms With Lawyers

There were IN the neighborhood OF
seventy-five lawyers present at the
opening of the three Lake superior
courts in Hammond this morning. There
was considerable confusion owing to
the fact that all three of the courts
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24

NOTHING rs OF GREATER IMPoR-
LANCE TO YOU THAN TO KEEP
POSTED ON PASSING EVENTS IN
YOUR LOCALITY BY READING THE
TIMES EACH EVENING.
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tory among the schools of the state the
victory of Fricderichs in making the
debating team is d notable one.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24

Monday. May /. and will then GO to
Michigan City. where he will dedicate
another church.
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- IN THE
$ SUPERIOR n0IERTc
and CIRCUIT UUVllIO
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. I.
Judge Virgil 8. Reiter.
Case on Trial.

,.
Case on Trial.
Samuel Ableman VS.. Otto Haehnel.
administrator Suit to recover $3.50
on notes. william j. WINERY and Ed
ward Schottler for the plaintiff and
Knots Sheerer and Boone for the de-
PENDANT. Case o. trial before jury.
Trial OF this case viii proba bly, be con-
Guided today.
Following the trial of this case the
jury Will be discharged and Judge Rel
ter will take up Mondays call on the
civil court calendar.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. =
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Case Disposed OF.
Tree VS.. Tree. Divorce granted to
cross complainant. The court went
through Mondays call and finished at
noon. The following are the cases on
call for tomorrow:
9TH Tuesday, April 35th.
513S Town of Gary Frankel
50 Clements V Kalman
80 Clinton Hungarian Ref CHI
81 Schelenski v Scheienski
1919 BlatZ ct al Ford
AZ Parscouta Church
1912 Kaufman e. Wolf Brown
45 Pabst Brig Co V Schuster
10 Schaedler V Lawrence
54o7 Stratton Everage
43 Stinson adm Schiller
~ Wurlitzer Co v Hefntz
81 Tosetti Brig Co Longowski
80 Stavitcke Same
$500 Vermett Biernacki
~ Lorain L Co Bonsor
81 Reinhard V Frederick
6501 Given Given exec
AZ Ableman V Burhardt
81 Smalberg Yakahowitz
b7O9 Ahlborn johnson
IA Gary Lbr Co Kern
10 Gary Lbr Co Keish
"a Bank Whiting V Miethke
AZ Sma1berg Yakabowitz
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 3
HAMMOND.
Judge Johannes Ixopelke.
Court convened in Hammond today
Judge Eopelke went through the call
and entered a number of orders. Court
= cases viii be specially set this week.
Criminal Cases Monday, May 1.
State VS.. John Caldwell. Judge Cas-
sius Greenlee and Ralph w. Ross fol
the state and Joseph Conroy and d. E
Boone for the defense. Case will take
three weeks.
LAKE CIRCUIT COURT.
Crown Point.
Judge William c. McMahan.
Court convened this morning ant
Judge McMahan went through the regu
lar CALL The setting of the cases con
sumed part of the morning hours.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harry B. TuthiIl.
Court convened and morning hour.
were taken up with the call and will
the setting of the cases.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24

THERE Is ALWAYS A .BEST
PLACE" TO buy. TIMES ADS TELL
TOU WHERE.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-11-05
BIG STONE GAP

Special to The Times -DispatchJ
blS stone Gap Va, November f.
MISS Pearl Mann left this week for
she will spend month with frien,is.
MIS- Ralph Hershey and little son
Ralph, 'ir. OF Pulaski, are visiting
Mrs liershey's parents, Mr. and Mrs
i,unn. AZ the Tourainc
Mrs Roland /. Kite and little sor.
Aorian, OF Egglcston, arrived in the
Gap sunday Tor a visit to Mrs. J.
4. Hendricks
Mrs w. G. Painter and children arc
visiting relatives and friends in Pu-
Ioncsville. spent few DAYS ,i ,ast '' wes Jt
visiting relatives in the Gap.
Mrs. O. h. Banks. of Abingdon. ar
FiFeu IN the Gap Monday for visit
lucky, where she spent two weeks
visiting Der parents.
Mrs Craig Pennington and Mrs. E.
bennington. OF Mohawk, Tenn,
spot few days last week In thu
Mrs r. D. Baker spent the week.
end in Wise visiting her sister. MR.
K l. ie'nore. and Miss Dona Cecil
Key. W NJ. Ellis. the new pastor
south, az Cumberland Cap. accom-,
pahicd by his wifi. and children. spen,
cd esday with Rev. ana Mrs. J. w
i'aqer at the district parsonage
Ieorge W. orr and wifc. of Willows
odL' after visit Of several weeks I'm
this section, left this week for Nd
hawk. Tenn, where they spcnt a few
a IN, going from there to Washing
ton city for 4 short stay before re.
turning TO their home In the West
ar. orr.s brother. DR.. D. F, Orr OF
TINS place, accompanied them to Ten.
ncsscc.
Mrs. fairy Torbert and little son
DICK. who have been visiting RIA.
ives IL Philadelphia for several week.
returned to the Tourainc on Saturdav
The laying OF the cornerstone Of thu
.,h'ttl states courthouse building by
IN Alas"ns. VIII take place on Thurs
Grand Lodge. viii have charge Of ti,e
ceremonies. and high officials from
sthont9n. Roanoke. Lynchburg. Marion
ana other points, will he present.
Judge w. :. Matthews returned Fri.
nay from Richmond. where he at.
Tended the Masonic convention Judgc
alatthews was honored by being pre-
sIht"n with the jewel of past grand
niEh priest Of the Royal Arch chan.
ter OF the state OF Virginia
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FARMVILLE
/ speclal 10 rhc Times-pisputch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Farmvtlle. Va, November i.-Miss
Frantic Mckinney entertained mum
Der OF friends a; bridge "Wednesday
AFTERNOON and delightful refreshments
were served, y feature OF The after
noon WAS the announcement OF the APP
preaching marriage OF Miss Mabel
OFerral. daughter of Ex-Governor
oForrall. and Stanford Hutchinson, Of
richmond. to take place January l.,
1872 The announcement was contain
ed on two little cards bearing the
names of eNpcctant bride and groom.
and miniature heart OF sold with
the day of the marriage inscribed
thereon, and all enclosed within tho
walls of an enlarged peanut hull,
which, when opened, disclosed the se-
cret.
Milnwood the home OF Miss Jen-
ME Ncnabie, was the scene on Monday
evening of an intcrestig Halloween
party Ghost stories were INDUCED in
around glowing fire, after which
the ride back 10 town by moonl ght
added pleasure TO what was a perfect
entertainment
Mrs s. d. Walton and Miss Mary
Jackso.t are attending the sessions OF
the Woman's Synodical Union, al Will
liamShurg.
Miss Mollic Byerley has gone to
winter with her married sisters
Key. Maxwell Ecbeson of Milwooti,
80" 'N'' vi a. ItCtit WISH TO his par
ents, George NJ. and Mrs. Robson
Major Burton Blanton, OF the New
York Twenty-seventh Regiment Is on
ms annual visit TO relatives in Farm.
VILE.
Mrs. +. w. fIardaway and daughter.
iittie Catherine, of LynchburE, have
been recent guests OF Mrs. !. l.. Hart.
Mrs, Andrew Jackson Monta quo, OF
richmond. reached Farmville Thurs
day, and in the afternoon addressed
the Daughters OF the Confederacy.
While here she was the guest of Dr.
and Mrs. ]. +. Jarman who gave a
reception in her honor
Announcements have been issued hy
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Archer Baldwin
OF the coming marriage of their
daughter. Kathleen. to Wade Ellie
Douglas Macdonald, on the afternoon
OF Wednesday, November 10, at >
oclock. Molhodist Church EarmNillc
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dent at Richmond College, has been
spending some days at his home near
New Canton.
Or and Mrs. Perkins clover, Miss
Margore, Peaie and Dr John Robert
bagby visited Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Roo,
in Pcnlan this week
Miss Annie Roy Rogers, OF WHY.
has again accepted tho pr!ncipalship
of the Nucl;ols School. near here
Mr. and Mrs. owen r. Jeffrey have
returned from their wedding trip,
which included number OF Northern
cities, and are at home in Arvonia.
Hcv. Plummer f. Jones will fill tho
pulpit of the Fork Union Presbyterian
thnrcn next sunday. The church has
been nearly completed ami is n com
Portable. weli-conEtructed little cdi-
nee. The church win soon be dcdi-
Gated with appropriate" ceremonies.
MI and Mrs. ", II. Root, with their
little daughter, Margaret. returned on
sunday from Il visit 10 Richmond.
Clarence Senger visited armville
last week, taking in the fair.
Masters Ralph and Norman Hughes
spent several days in Richmond last
week
The AryoEia Royal Arch Chapter OF
oil the order 10 five or six candidates
from the Blue Lodge here.
Miss Ella Mayo. who has been spend
ing. some months with relatives in
i.icnmond, is expected TO return here
shortly to spend the winter with her
sister. Mrs. a. I. Richardson.
Miss Vera Yer Pianck. of BROOKLYN.
y. l., who has been spending some
time IT the Arvonia Inn. on Monday
evening gave delightful Halloween
party to Il large number OF young
people Of this and surrounding com
nun!ties. The handsome Masonic Hall
was used for the purpose. the walls
and pillars being Handsomely decorated
with forest leaves and autumn flowers
Dancing was INDUCED in till midnight
About forty guests were present. <
II. Robson. Of Richmond, was u visitor
her. this week.
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HOUSTON

ispecia! 10 The Times Dispatch,
houston, Va. November i.-MIs,
Darlington. OF South Boston. is III
ing Judge and Mrs. ". r.. Iorket,i.
or, ana Mrs. Grammar. VINO NAV,
been visiting In Houston for III. uas,
,orthiEht returned TO their HON. n,
winchester on TUESDAY.
MISS Kate lIdmunGs and Mise I,rt,
Rn.nh' Of Lynchburg, are the .lee,.
OF MIS-. Florence Easley.
MISS Grace Edmuuds has accented i,
bostt!on to teach IN the family ~ =.
= Watkins, near Clover.
bliss Nina Johnson has returned ~
Tennessee. ''u'es IN
r,,,, hs snooting season opened win q
number OF out OF town 'ucsts IL,
houston and the county. pr " :
Li-'oHeiace entertained at his conr,r,
H"iht' FoGFhEille. Harvey. Snncd ~
Hsa fcters, of Lyuchburg II ,InI,
LHmunds IS entertaining Tor thn ,..,1i.
ilf Ienncr Of Charlottesyjuc. f,,r,n
hamnnds Of Lynchburg. fl, S,n,'
ing with his brother. II. n E,d,nn,'',i2.
ahl at kcd Iln. Mr.. ana Mrs C :''',,'iS
{V':aat sti.i Boeteller have party ron.
MIs hawkins Of Danvple Is ,.ts,,
I'D MIS- r. G. Wood. % ''Si'
ar. and Mrs James 4. Ed,,tr,,s
iaHi Edmunds. Of I,vnchh,Ir,.
,td q" Houston on TUESDAY ~
the guests OF Mr. and Mrs n ~
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WELDON

Especial to The Times Dispatch.I
Weldon, y. c., November 'l.-Thc
was held this week with Miss Annie
MusSrove as hostess The member
responded TO the roll call with quota.
tons from the knickerboclt or writers
COOPER Irving and Bryant, Mrs. w
II Smith, president OF the club, reao
very interesting paper on j. FEM.
man Ccopers Leather Stocking Tales
reading the old favorites. "PaInnnucr :
,DeersiaEer' and other well remcm-
eered characters OF these STIRRING
frontier stories. Mrs. o. w Piorc,
gave fine sketch of William cullen
Bryant, and Miss Eunice Clark delight;
eu all With Washington IrvinS's "Rir
Van Wrinkle"
Miss Annie W. Pierce. in her rich
contralto voice. sang The Day Is
Done and altogether the program was
much enjoyed.
Mrs. q. W. Pierce assisted by Mrs.
ANNE Pierce. entertained tho Junus
Daniel cnapter, Daughters OF the CON
ied"racy, Wednesday afternoon. I'M
business program was snort ana al
IT'S conclusion. members We're dciigh,.
Misses Annie Musgrove and Susan
EL"iiicoifer pouring tea ana chocolate
Mrs. Lee johnson ana Mrs Il, {
harrison assisted in serving the othe,
refreshments.
Miss Kate Tilghman spent the week
at Emporta with friends
Mrs. Mamie Tibbes spent severa!
days this week with her sister Mrs
W; IL hudson, 1t North Emporia
Mrs. r. Is. Brickell has returned
nome from "a visit to friends in Pow.
hatan county, Va.
Miss Julia Curtis Rhem, OF Tnlcy,
is visiting friends here
Mrs. IL. b. Harreil lett Friday for
L9uisvtlie. KY 10. spend some time
Mrs ida wilkins has returned home
from Winston salem, where she at
tended the annual meeting of the
Daughters of the Confedcracy
Miss Lizzie Hin has returned 10
Weldon from Brooklyn, " Y, where
she spent the summer and early ran.
Miss Mary Iollicoffer, of Richmond.
mas returned home after u pleasant
visit to friends here
Mrs. j. L. Shepherd spent several
days with friends in Richmond this
week.
Mrs. J. ". Morgan, of Henderson.
and Mrs. Wilbur T. Daniel