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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-10

secured the promises of several of the
speediest ball handlers in this part of
the country and are confident of Sc
curing full roster of players within
the next two months that will do credit
to the best ball team in northern In
diana
The funeral of Mrs. McGinnis viii
occur on Wednesday afternoon al =
o'clock. the burial being at the family
lot in Salem cemetery. where other rel
atives OF the deceased are buried.
Do not forget George A. Colby, the
great cartoonist and lecturer. at the
second lecture course entertainment
given at the Methodist church parlors
this evening. Mr.. Colby is one of the
very best in the cartoon and illustrat-
ing business and his lecture is bound
to be interesting and filed with pleas
ing diversion for those who attend the
entertainment.
Quite few Crown Point politicians
and office holders are at Indianapolis
/ this week We won't say they are lob
4, bying for anything, but have simply
| gone down to see how the rest OF Lake
| county citizens work the game. A
| Crown Pointer was never known to
lobby. y know.
Mrs Rockwell and Mrs. Ward. living
| on Main street, are both reported to be
| in quite serious condition.
Nick Schrader and family, of Delphi
| Ind. visiting for few DAYS witt
| Mr.. and Mrs Constantine Englert OF
East street.
Ice storing has commenced on ever,
| lake pond and stream in Lake county
and the harvest this year will Civ,
needed labor to thousands OF worker.
IN the county. which is particular,
welcome at this time of the year
Attorney Martin ]. Smith is tran
sacting business at Griffith today.
The monthly horse sale occurs mex
, Tuesday, Jan. 16.
Write your news items o THE TIMES
Crown Point. or telephone 6S. Bot
mediums will be appreciated
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RURNHAM.

Mr.. and Mrs. Watts, formerly Miss
Nora Martindale of Hegewisch. have re-
turned from their honeymoon in Michi-
gan.
Rev Stafford, the minister of the
Pullman NJ. T. church, preached at
Burnham sunday afternoon and deliv-
cred a very interesting sermon
Misses Mamie Burnham and Dollie
Patton attended the services at the
Hammond Christian church Sunday
morning
Bert Simons and Mrs. S. Eldred are
on the. sick list at this writing.
DR.. Odor of Hegewisch was seen on
our streets today
Mr.. and Mrs. John Patton are stop
ping with his mother at present on
Park avenue.
Freddie Hill of Park avenue was
entertained by number of Hegewiscf
friends Saturday afternoon.
The Hammond visitors Saturday were
as follows: Mrs. w. Gayhart, Mr.
Charley and Joseph Paproski, Mrs. w
Sprunce and Julius Smith.
Mrs. Z. r. Peterson of Chicago is
here visiting her mtoher, Mrs. Ine7
Bell.
John Patton. was an out-of-town WIS.,
itor yesterday.
Il. Ballanger. formerly of Hegewisch
is now i'll at the soldiers. home al
Quincy, III.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Senator Frank n. Gavit came home
from indianapolis on Saturday to visit
his family on Oliver street, but left
on Sunday afternoon agani for Indi-
annapolis, where he is attending the
meeting of the Indiana state legisla-
ture.
Floyd Holiday of Iaporte avenue
spent Sunday the guest of James
Davids in Gary.
Don't let the cat out of the
bag. lost
| Vera Manbeck. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Manbeck of Sheridan av-
enue. who is i'll with typhoid fever. is
| convalescing.
Mrs. Rose Connors stopped off here
for short visit with Mrs. M. Quigley
| yesterday on her way to Valparaiso.
Mrs. William Slower of Ohio avenue
is i'll with typhoid fever, and Miss
Morgan, a trained nurse is in attend
ance.
The marriage of Christ Johnson OF
Whiting and Miss Mary Hageman OF
! Hammond took place last week in
| Crown Point The groom is the son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson of New York and
the bride is well known in Whiting
| The young couple have the best wishes
OF their many Whiting friends.
Mrs. Carrie Roberts of New York Is
| here visiting her sister Mrs. Frank
Lauer of Sheridan avenue, and her son
| Hoyt Wright.
| Mr.. and Mrs. F. N Daegling enter
tanned a part of friends at their HON,
on I-aporte avenue.
\ large number of the Whitins
shriners went 10 Hammond last nigh
to attend the shriners' ceremonial
Frank Allison of Sheridan avenue
who has been i'll for the past weel
with rheumatism, was able to return
to work yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Gill entertain
ed a large number of friends at thei
home in Oliver street
Don't let the cat out of tn
bag. 10-S
Miss Jessie NJ Curtis, who has bee
spending her holiday vacation with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs William Curti
of Oliver street left yesterday for OK
ford. O., to resume her studies at tn
Western college.
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HEGEWISCH.

Miss Mabel Anderson will entertain
the Young Peoples society of the
Swedish Lutheran church at her home
on Commercial avenue next Saturday
evening Everybody welcome.
Miss Anna Galligan and brother.
George, spent Saturday evening among
friends here.
Mrs S A Martindale is just re-
covering from a severe attack of the
grip.
cen of Whiting spent Sunday here
With Mr. and Mrs. J. Patterson and
family of Carondulett avenue.
Miss Mabel Anderson of Commercial
avenue with a party of Chicago friends
spent last Friday evening at the I'LL
nois theater and reports very pleas
ant evening
Mrs. Chas merrill entertained num-
Der of friends from Chicago at hel
home on Ontario avenue last Sunday
! Miss Marie Bristol and Miss Louise
Jordan were out-of-town visitors last
Friday evening.
The Calumet Union Of Epwortf
Leagues will hold their January rally
corner Ninety first place and Langley
avenue, next Thursday evening. Ev
erybody welcome
r. Bristol, who has been very II
with diphtheria. is reported to be get
ting along nicely at present
Miss Ethel Iiersey, who has been Of
the sick list for the past two weeks
| is able TO be out again.
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ROBERTSDALE.

Mrs. John Plau and Mrs. sugar saw
In Old Kentucky" at McVicker's the
alter. Chicago, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley and son of
Pearl street attended a dance in Ham
mond Saturday evening.
Arthur Stewart visited friends in Toll
lesion Saturday.
Mrs. Cowan entertained a number of
little children at her home in Indian ma
boulevard Saturday in honor of her
son, Eugene, and daughter. Margery
birthdays. The children enjoyed the
afternoon in playing games Of various
descriptions until o'clock when dain
~ refreshments were served
Don't let the cat out of the
bag. lost
William Eggers and Tom Bolin at
tended the electrical show at the Coli
scum, Chicago, Saturday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haight and chill
dren and Miss Ida Homan spent Sun
day in Chicago visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fred Eggers of Roberts avenue
was a Chicago shopper yesterday.
Mrs. Norton Phillips of Chicago Wis
tied at the Rough home in Cleveland
avenue Sunday.
Fred Leverenz of Harrison avenue
transacted business in Hammond last
evening
Don't let the cat out of the
bag. 10-St
Mrs. Henry Flick and Miss Marie Sc
Tiger spent Sunday in East Side the
guests of the latter's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Seliger.
Mrs. William Slagel of Harrison av-
enue is suffering with an attack of
the grip.
Miss Lillian Dixon of East Chicago
visited Mrs. John Stewart of Indiana
boulevard yesterday.
Miss Nettie Horlbeck was South
Chicago visitor last evening.
William Koch of Hammond was a
Robertsdala visitor Sunday.
Don't let the cat out OF the
bag. 1885,
Mrs. Harry Golding and daughter
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ANIMAL HUSBANDRY
COURSE AT PURDUE
Will Teach Farmers How to
Care for Live Stock.

The instruction in animal husbandry
at the Purdue short course Of farmers
to be held at Lafayette, January 9-14
1911, will be superior TO anything ever
before attempted. due to the fact that
the facilities for giving concrete in
struction to a large number of people
have been greatly improved in many
respects during the past year Lee
lures and demonstrations together
with instruction in judging and scor-
ing in all classes of live stock will be
given.
The university has for use in this
work some of the finest Individual
animals in the world. among them be
ing prize winning steers and cham
pion pens of Berkshire barrows shown
by the college at the International re-
Gently closed at Chicago The college
herd of pure bred breeding cattle: the
seventy head Of steers; and the one
hundred and forty head of sheep on
the Purdue farm viii afford ample ma
terials for judging work. Through the
courtesy of J. Crouch & Son. of Lafay-
cite, the farmers will have an oppor-
tunity to judge ideal types of Belgian
Jercheron. and Shire stations
For tho first time the farmer stu
dent will be given instruction in sheer
,, judging and husbandry. Breeding and
fat classes VIII be judged and proper
methods of judging will be demons
trated. Lectures will be given on the
following subjects: Forage crops fo
swine; feeding cattle; sheep hus
| bandry: prevention of hog cholera
types of horses; and the relation o
!, live stock to the welfare of the state
: Cattle and swine carcass demon
stration, post norton and choler;
ivaccination demonstration will b.
full of instruction to all present
baby beef. prime steer, short fe,
steer, butcher steer, and an inferio
steer Will be slaughtered and cuts o
meat from each shown. Carcasses o
different hogs will also be on exhibit
ton. All the work will be given i
the warmth. light. and comfort of tn
Ispacious new live stock pavilion. whic
has capacity OF 1000 persons.
The poultry work to be given 10
the first time will consist in fu
weeks instruction on the subjects q
housing, feeding. breeding. disease,
incubation. brooding. marketing, an
mana cement. Each day and hour wi
be spent in practical laboratory q
demonstration work. The cours
should be of benefit to both farmer an
fancier, because full discussion will h
allowed on all problems of pouItr
husbandry. 1t is hoped that Mr. III.
Pierce of the L. S Bureau of Chemi.
try, formerly in charge OF poultry
Ames, Ia. agricultural college, wi
give one or more lectures and demon
STATIONS on marketing eggs, and xii
ing. dressing, and marketing poultry.
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SHUCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Asked Louie t'other day if his best
mus, an Louie sed he guy him er beau
tiful leedle platinum mem'ry gem nti-
tied Footprints on the Pants of Mine"
Mrs, Vera Means husband SEE absence
makes TIL heart grow fonder-uv alb
sence.
Its a tribe early in the season to
talk baseball. but the knights of the
hickory stick and the leather sphere in
Crown Point have already begun to
make noise like the whirring of a
fan. Elucidate? Baseball fan, we
mean. Perfectly welcome, But to get
down to brass tacks, the great Ameri-
can game is being hauled and shuttle
onto the boards. with eminent danger OF
catching cold. It's true. but the fans
are taking the chance. feeling that
their ardor Will supply all the heat
needed for the preseason talkfests
Crown Point. by the way. is to have the
baseball team of its baseball career
and now that some of the details have
been arranged for the guidance of the
infant Northern Indiana baseball league
those on the ground floor are lookine
for the very "1ikeliest speed boys" tina
viii gambol the diamond for the stuff
that makes counterfeiters out of PEG
pie. OF course, Crown Point gate re
ceipts Will not induce a Honus Wag
ner or Ty Cobb TO sign away their per
fectly good right and left hands for
number of years, but the inducement
will be such that when the season is oil
in earnest the county seat will be rep
resented by nine lusty youngsters VIII
-. -
splendor than a diamond The manage
ment of the Crown Point have alread
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ST John.

The St John court No. $50. c. .. f.,
and Columbus court No. s, c. c. l., held
joint public installation of their Of
ficers Sunday evening in the c. o. F.
hall After the installation of the Of
ficers a speech was made by Rev A. NJ
Bucheit, spiritual director of both
courts. After this the members and
friends of the courts We're entertained
for the rest of the evening with cards,
singing and music, after which refresh
ments were served. A large number
attended in spite of the cold evening
and a pleasant time was enjoyed by
all present. William Koehle, speaker
of the court, and his assistants are en-
titled to many thanks and praise for
the arrangements made for the enter
tainment
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Seminal Of En-
glewood spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ Wachter.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Wolf of Ham
mond We're the guests of relatives here
Sunday.
Mrs John keilman and daughter
| Miss Cecilia. who were confined to the
| house by sickness for the last TIVE
| weeks. have much improved.
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Mrs. Frank n. Gavit entertained a
party of friends from Evanston at her
home in oliver street on Saturday
evening.
Robert T. Denham is entertaining
his brother from Duluth, MINI.
John Senderlik, steve Bulak and Joe
Poplava who were arrested from tres
pass. were arraigned before Constable
Miller. Poplava and Senderlik were
each fined SIS and COSTS but Bulak was
discharged The men had entered the
camp ears standing on the B. & o.
railroad for the of workmen. They
had torn out lumber and otherwise de-
stroyed the cars. The arrests were
made by B. O. Detective H c.
and Niziolkiewicz
Burglars entered the home of Frank
Allison on Sheridan avenue on Mon
day morning at a. m. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allison heard some one going up the
front stairs, but thought it was their
rooomer going out. When they heard
the back door close they knew all was
not right, for the roomer always uses
the front door Getting up Mr.. Allison
found him still in bed. and he too had
| HedTu the man gong dOWn the Stdis >
! Getting up both men went dow;
stairs and found the back kitchen win
dow half up and the door unlocked
| The police station was called up a.
once. but officer failed to locate the
marauder. He did not escape with any
spols, for promptly at 5 "a. thu
alarm clock started to go off. and thi
is evidently what caused him 20 beat
hasty retreat
Don't let the cat out of tn
bag. ( 1913
| The Good Time club will hold anoth
er one of their dancing parties mex
| Thursday evening
The Gary high school basketball
team will play the Whiting high schoo
team at Whiting next Friday nigh
The game will be played in the manua
training gymnasium
The wind storm of Sunday blew tn
roofs off several box cars standing o
the Lake Shore and B. & o. tracks.
Frank WengeI of Chicago was
| Whiting yesterday on business.
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HORART.

MIR. and Mrs Glib Bullock, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Halstead and Mr.. and
Mr.. Bonnie Stratton left today for
Pensacola Fla, where they will spend
the remainder of the winter
Miss Eunice Roper, who is attending
school al Greencastle. is reported to be
quite i'll and is expected home
William Killigrew. cashier at the
Hobart bank, has been unable to be
bandk the past few days on account
of sick.
The Physical Culture club practiced
at the gymnasium last evening.
The Modern Pricillas will meet this
week with Mrs. Hite
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Washington, D. c., to visit with Capt.
and Mrs McAllister for a month.
Miss Anna Nolan. who is still in a
Chicago hospital. where she under
went a serious operation, is rapidly re-
covering and will soon be brough.
home.
Frank Pattee and wife of Crown
Point were guests at the home of his
parents in this place Sunday
Mrs. Charles Pratt, who is staying a.
the Sigler hotel at Cedar Lake, spent
Sunday in Lowell.
Charles Warner and wife of Tan
Pico. Mexico, spent Sunday at the home
of William Kenney. They left on the
evening train for Chicago and will &c
on to Boston before returning home
Mr.. Warner was just recently out of
hospital, where he was operated on fol
appendicitis
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LOWELL.

Harry Hathaway. Ceylon Busy and
Emerson Ayres will attend the short
course of the dairy school at Purdue
this month
Fay Lynch was down from Chica go
Sunday to visit his mother
Attorney J. w. Belshaw was in Ham
mond Monday on legal business.
A. Bardeli and Nicholas Jourdain
transacted business in Chicago Monday
Mrs Lester Hayden of Topeka, Ind.
who visited her mother, Mrs. Amos
Brannon. andbrother, Milo for the past
week. has returned to her home
Charles Sigler and SON. Cecil. are il
Arkansas on business
Miss Stella Nichols. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. c. E. Nichols has gone n
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CLARK STATION.

Chicago after spending a few days with
her parents here.
Otto Frick Of South Chicago spent
the day with relatives here
Miss Emily Behn of Clark spent the
Sunday with Gary friedns.
Carl Spitznagle has now begun wori
again after being sick a few days.
p Mayhem has again taken sick aft
er just beginning to feel better on ac
count of his recent sickness. He wa!
very sick last night.
Fred Holifeld Of Gary spent tbs
evening with friends here.
Louis Vetterick spent the evenine
as Gary visitor.
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STIEGLITZ PARK.

, Mrs. T OBrien and Miss B. NoIone OF
South Chicago was visitor here yes
terday.
Master Walter Moxshicok transact
ed business in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. Stahl went to Ham
mond on business Saturday.
Miss Katherine German went to Whit
ing on business today
Dr. Doolittle was here on business
Saturday.
Miss Katherine O'Keefe went to
Hammond on business Monday.
Master William Modrock was a South
Chicago visitor Sunday
S. Book went on a hunting trip tc
Clark Station Monday.
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Violet. spent the week end IN Park
Manor, visiting the formers sister,
Mrs. Leroy Thomas.
Miss Louisa HIATT Is suffering with
an attack of chickenpox at her home in
Indiana boulevard
Mrs. Cannells of Harrison avenue was
South Chicago visitor last evening.
Miss Martha Whitke of Chicago Wis
tied at the Kasch home in Indiana
boulevard over Sunday
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QUERY BOX.

S. NJ S--White wax. so often men,
toned in toilet preparations. is not
paraffin, but is waxed refined and
whitened. Paraffin is a product of coal
tar. obtained by distillation
Inquirer-Denatured alcohol will do
all that has been claimed for it, but
SO far the farmer has not taken UP
the manufacture of It, as the process
is not so simple that any one can do 1t.
Only regular distilleries are making It,
and the small use of II is because OF
the exorbitant prices asked for it. Peo-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-01-10
GRIFFITH.

Arnold Smith of Chicago was a bust
ness visitor here today
The Michigan Central Joliet cut
off," has discontinued running a mail
clerk on its trains from Joliet to Lake
which cuts out the mail entirely from
here
The town board are considering plans
for the building of a town hall.
Mrs. Charles Dutton of Ross is visit
ing relatives here for few days
J. r. Anderson of Peru, Ind. was
here short time on his way to Joliet
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SOUTH CHICAGO.

AS a direct reuls of South Chicago
having no police ambulance Saturday.
Joe Zalaprauf, 1915 Commercial ave-
nue. IS in a serious condition at his
home suffering from congestion of the
lungs. Saturday morning the ambu1-
ance was sent downtown TO have a new
tire put on the wheel and a short time
afterwards call came from the above
address to take the patient to the coun-
tv hospital at once in order that his
life might be saved. There being no
ambulance. the patient could not be re
moved from the house. and the result
is that he may probably loose his life.
DR.. Cox. the ambulance physician. was
on the job and ready. but there was
no ambulance to convey the sick man
to the hospital.
B. e Hill, who the police believe to
be the assailant of Miss Harriet Hink-
ley. 1886 Erie avenue, who was attack
ed and brutally handled and her clothes
torn off in front of the abandoned car
barns at Ninety third street and Ewing
avenue Wednesday night. is being held
under bonds of 81 500 by Judge E. Fry.
Miss HinkIey is still suffering serious
effects of the brutal assault. Why the
police are 50 sure that Hill is the man
wanted is that a piece of cloth, the
same kind that was used to gag Miss
Hinkley with, was found on his person.
His trial will come up some time this
week
The Winona girls gave an informal
dancing party at Bessemer park refec-
tory Saturday evening, which was at
tended by a large number OF young
people. The club is composed of six
teen young ladies and is a most prom
Using one. A good time was promised
by the girl, and they succeeded in
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keeping their word. Thomas Chad
wicks orchestra furnished the music.
Eli Stanick. 1915 Strand avenue. was
placed under arrest for stealing check
from his boarding boss" Eli Delish,
of the same address. Stanick was ar
rested just as he was cashing the check
at John Brills saloon at Eighty-n mint h
street and Strand avenue, and was
identified by the owner. He will be
tried before Judge Fry today.
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pie have refused to use it commercially
because of the cost; an effort is being
made by those interested in lamps,
stoves. and in the machinery for turn
ing it into light. fuel and power, to
have the price reduced. Fifty cents a
gallon is high enough but 1t usually
sells for a dollar a gallon in quaint
ties.
Mrs. l. J.-There is a virtue in rose
water, and where the recipe calls for IT,
common water should not be substi-
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tuted. Benzoin is very drying and
should not be used too freely. as it
does not agree with some skins. A
small measuring glass, having mark
ings for ounces, drains, etc, or for tea
spoonfuls. tablespoonfuls. etc, Will cost
you five cents in the city; perhaps ten
in the country.
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DOUGLAS PARK
SKATERS IN LEAD

Frank Klobucher, Joseph Dickinson
and Thomas Norman, all skating under
the colors of the Douglas Park Skat-
ing club, finished one, two, three re-
spectively in the fifth preliminary half
mile novice race at the Ice Palace last
night. The time was 1886. Young Paul
Leoni, the seven-year-old skater won
the quarter mile handicap in 0:59.
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PILES CURED IN TO II DAYS

Your druggist will refund money II
PAZO OINTMENT fails TO cure any
case of Itching, Blind. Bleeding or Pro-
truding Piles in to IA days. Soc
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Throw Away Your
Canes, Rheumatics
Immediate Relief For Every One
Hobbling With Rheumatism.

rheumatism at last can be cured,
not in months but in days, and
sometimes In hours. The only all
tidote known for uric acid the
"F1oss" rheumatism Cure, does it
Omaha daily bee., 1911-10-19
Prof. OSI0r Is Right. Youth Succeeds
Age. Cray Hair Is the First Sign Of Age

Osler isn't the only man who turns
down old age. In the business world the
young man" is always the one who
picks the plums. 1t Is an age of new
thought" new talent" etc, and the
old man is passed by in the race.
One of the first signs of coming age
is the appearance Of gray hairs. When
you see them, act promptly wyeth's
Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy will cor
rect this sign, which so often deceives
people into thinking that age is really
upon them. IL IL q well known fact that
Sage and sulphur will darken the hair.
Wyeth's sage and sulphur combines
these old time remedies with other
agents, which remove dandruff and