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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
WED IN WEIRD SPOT.

Boulder, Col, Aug. 4-Miss Laura G.
Smith of Republican City, Neb., and
Alfred w. Adson, a senior in the nnedi-
cal school at the University of Ne
braska, whose home is at Lincoln, Neb.,
we're married yescsrday on Castle
Rock, $50 feet a'ooye the ground, in
Boulder canyon. They had chosen the
pinnacle as the place of their wedding
after many trips into tbs aiisees,Rsa,ps.
There were twelve witnesses to the
ceremony, three automobile carrying
the party to the base of the rock
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
BEER BOTTLE HAS
new VALUATION
East Chicago Judge Sets
Precedent and Furnishes
Miscreant.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)

Indiana Harbor, Aug. 4.-Judge Wal
ter ]. Riley yesterday set a new valua-
ton on empty beer bottles. he de-
struction of one of these generally in
offensive soldiers cost Joseph Nemitz
of Washington and Pennsylvania ave-
nues just S35 yesterday, that being the
fine and costs assessed by Judge Riley
for empty beer bottle thrown into
the street by Nemitz, who smashed the
glass receptacle into a million pieces
on the public highway in pure, wanton-
ness.
Nemitz was observed he plucked
a bottle from case of empties and
hurled 1t into the street, officer Myer
Rybecki who was standing near by
and dressed in plain clothes. being the
observer He arrested Nemitz and took
him to the station and his trial before
Judge Riley occurred yesterday. He
paid his fine.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
MAYOR IS
OPEN TO
CONVICTION
Mayor Snalley Comedies
Practcality of City Market
Idea; l.. Wolf, of Kaufman
& Wolf, in Favor of It and
Idea Is Generally Liked.

Mayor John D. SmalIey in an inter
View with TIMES reporter this morn
ing said the city market idea which is
spreading over the country and which
is being strongly advocated in Ham
mond, would receive full consideration
at his hands, but that in view of the
fact that Hammond is peculiarly locat-
ed as compared to other cities he is not
yet ready to act
Mayor Smalley readily conceded that
as general proposition the city market
idea is practical one. The two ele-
ments that cause him to hesitate In
order to study the question, are Ham
mond's proximity to South Water street,
and the big area over which the city
is spread. He says 1T is a question in
his mind whether on certain days of
the week when the South Water street
market is flooded. the commission mer-
chants would not sell so low to the
retailers in Hammond. that the latter
could sell on par with or possibly
undersell the hucksters in the city
market. Should this be the case there
would not be much inducement for the
huckster.
As second possible argument. which
(Coutfpued On Doga \
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
MANY INQUIRIES
FOR ACREAGE
Sale of Gary and Southern
Bonds Prompts Invest
ors to Get Busy.
Especial to THE TINES J

Crown Point, Ind. Aug At is said
that since the favorable news became
known through THE TIMES regarding
the sale of the bonds for the Gary 4
Southern Interurban. and II. w. Sea-
mans declaration that the road would
now be rushed to early completion, that
numerous inquiries have been had for
acreage property along the line. C.n-
cago and Gary parties who have had
their eyes the situation and have
seen the possibilities of the sale of
acres adjacent to the road to be used
for truck farms are negotiating for the
purchase of properties along the limo
and it Is evident that as soon as the
road is constructed that the real estate
dealers Will be kept jumping handling
sales along the new 4vaus s territory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
MONON
TRAIN
HITS BOY

The Monon southbound passenger
train No. s. due at Hammond at 9.29,
struck and badly injured Fay Pitts, an
eighteen -year-old boy, shortly after
o'clock at Romney. Young Pitts, whose
home is an Bronson, Kan, was on his
way from Charlottesville to Lafayette.
accompanied by his cousin, Clay Skel-
ton, of Charlottesville. They left that
city Wednesday morning on north
bound freight train No "A, in charge OF
Conductor Chester Mcdowell and Engl-
neer John Osborn. The two boys were
going to Lafayette TO look for work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
MORE R. R. MEN FOR CITY
Report Current That Clevland Employees
|. II. Belt Are to be Moved
to Hammond

That the auditors office of the In
diana Harbor Belt Railroad now locat-
ed in Cleveland will be moved TO Glib
son in the reasonably near future Is a
report current in railroad circles today.
This step means an Increase in the
clerical force at the Gibson office. and
in view of the fact that Gibson employs
are expected to live in the Calumet
region, Hammond will be the principal
benefactor growing out of the increas-
ed population
The change means increased force
of about fifty persons at Gibson. the
probabilities being that quite number
of the Cleveland employees will move to
Hammond.
Official Conformation Expected.
For economic reasons the auditing
work growing out of the Indiana Har-.
Dor Belt railroad business was han
died in the auditors office of the New
York Central lines at Cleveland, the
local Belt line having been closely af-
filiated wit the New York Central lines.
Recently, however. the Chicago. Mil
waukee & ST. Paul and the Chicago
Northwestern roads have jointly pur-
chased forty per cent of the stock of
the Indiana Harbor belt railroad the
New York Central lines retaining the
balance. With the transfer of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
ALL ABOARD FOR
0DDFE[LOW'S PICNIC
Lake County Fraters Will
Flock to Crown Point
Fair Grounds.
Especial to THE TINES,

Grown Point. Ind. Aug. 4.-The
weather being favorable the fifth an
nual picnic of the Lake County Odd
Fellows Association at the fair grounds
tomorrow promises to be well attended
A special train on the Erie leaving
Crown Point at 1890 will bring the
north end visitors of tne county back to
Hammond tomorrow evening.
The program of the day will be open
ed with band concert at 10 o'clock by
Barnie Young's concert band at the
Court House Square. Arrangements
have been made to serve lunch on the
grounds. Admission to the fair grounds
will be free. big program of games
and contests has been provided lor .ee
afternoons program.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04

stock went a reorganization of the
management which requires as a pre-
requisite that the belt line maintain its
own auditing department.
The news of the change has not been
officially confirmed in Hammond, but
at the time the transfer of the stock
was made. August 1st, was set down
as the day on which the change was to
go into effect. Official announcement
is expected any day now. The offices
at Gibson are large enough without re-
curing any additional building TO ac-
commodate the extra, employees coming
with the auditing department..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
Praises Market Plan.

John Pepperdine. who was formerly
assistant postmaster of the Hammond
postoffice and who is the son of VIII
liam Pepperdine. was here from KAN
sas City this weea
He says that the city market in Ran
sas City is a godsend to the people of
that city. He says that thousands of
people of all classes take advantage of
H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
LAVENDER
PROMISES
CARS SOON

Street cars operating between Ho-
bart and Gary within ninety days is the
promise Of J. w. Caveader of Hobart,
president Of the Gary Hobart electric
railway company.
On Monday the Hobart company viii
ask the Gary board of public works for
a street car franchise giving the COM
pany the right to enter the city on
Thirty-seventh avenue 1t wants 20
connect Hobart with South Broadway
and from this point on the present Gary
traction companies will have to COM
plete the rest of the haul. The Hobar-
company has sold sufficient stock and
bonds to insure the mediate building
of the line.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
Especial to THE TIMEs.)


East Chicago, Aug. 4.-Comparatively
few people in East Chicago are aware
of the fact that a new foundry has
started up in East Chicago. Such.
however, is the case. the establishment
having been operated already for sew
eral days.
The foundry is that recently con-
structed for the George 3. Limbert
company and is on the Riga place side
of the property occupied as a site by
this growing plant The first fire in
the new cupola was started last Sat
urday when President Limbert and the
entire staff of the general ofhces'
which are located in Chicago, were out.
At present there are only Twenty-Five
men employed in the new foundry but
within the next sixty days from fifty
to sixty men will be engaged. Inc
plant has been operated without q
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
SEAMAN IN GARY.

Halleck w. Seaman president of
the Gary and Southern Traction
t,cnapany. in company with Bion J.
3 Arrold the noted Chicago traction
zawpe< &nd superintendent Davis of
The Cleveland CONSTRUCTION company.
which Is amlfated with the South
Shore line, were in Gary today.
Mr.. Seaman stated that construc-
tion on the South Broadway division
viii be. resumed as soon as the
county commissioners accept the T.
E. Knots road He stated that the
work on the Gary and Crown Point
division will be started shortly.
Mr.. Seaman is in Gary in the In
terest of the bond buyers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
TALK
OF D(jRbIN
CANDIDACY
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL

indianapolis. IndysssAugust Al
though w. T. Durbins5of Anderson, has
not said in plain terTns that he is a
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for governor he Has come nearer
to it than any of the other also men
toned" Republicans who have been
talked of in connection with the non,B-
nation. few days ago there was pub
lished here story which said that Mr.
and Mrs. Durbin We're contem pl ating a
trip around the world starting next
April, and that If this plan was carried
OUTFIT would. of course. eliminate Dur
bin from the list of possible candidat tes
for the nomination, because he would
be absent throughout the campaign 1t
said also that Col. w. " HUFFMAN. O.:
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
DOYLE'S FINANCIER|NG
BRINGS OUT STORIES.
Young Lawyer VINO Tried
to Kill Himself Has Post
poned Wedding Date.
DOYLE rs
RECOVERING
Especial to THE TIMES }

Chicago, Aug 4.--Gerald A. Doyle.
the HamE2ond lawyer mysteriously
shot last Tuesday. is recovering.
His progress has been so good that
he was removed from Robert Burns
hospital today to his uncle's home
DR.. Cullen. His wedding to Miss
Helen Jones is to take place late
tn. month.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
YOUNG GIRL DROWNED

Undertaken Emmer1ing received word
FROM Globe Station at 3:25 this after
noon that young girl while in bath
ing there had been drowned
He did not get her name or any of
the particulars. and left with the ambu-
lance Immediately after the call. She
is said to have been in bathing with
another young girl, who was rescued.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
CONTRACTOR DROWNED.

Vincennes, Ind, Aug. 4.-George
Shurtzer, Vincennes contractor and
manufacturer, was drowned in White
River, FOURTEEN miles ease of here The
body was recovered after seven hours.
Shurtzer. with clothing and shoes on,
tried to swim the stream, instead OF
being rowed across
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
Edward Swears.

Edward Arsnear was arrested yester-
day afternoon on a warrant sworn out
by Mrs Rose Reed for using obscene
language. The case will come up be-
fore Judge Prest and Will be tried Tues
d1y morning. Aug. s.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-08-04
CHILD rs BURIED.

George Bicknell, the Is Months old
child of y. Z. Bicknell, 1922 Magoun
avenue. East Chicago. was buried at
Oak Hill cemetery in Hammond this
afternoon Funeral services were held
at the home at o'clock
The children had only been sick a
short while and died of summer COM
plant.
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WEATHER.,

UNSETTLED,
PERHAPS SHOWERS:
LIGHT WINDS.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
WHO WILL REPRESENT
THIS CITY IN LEAGUE?
Progress Made by Managers
at Special Meeting in South River
Last Might Have Problem.
ANOTHER SESSION NEXT MONDAY
to the EVENING NEWS.

Special to the EVENING NEWS.
South River, Oct. 26.l-But very
little progress was made by the man
ayers In charge OF County Basket
ball League In special session In Bor-
ough hall, this place. last night.
The meeting was scheduled for to-
night, but called last night to ena-
Bile several managers to be present.
The controversy between the Good
Wills and Riversides, OF Perth Am
boy, and the Puritans, OF the same
city, as to who will enter the county
league as representatives Of Perth
Amboy, is still unsettled, but def
mite action may be taken at the next
meeting.
Joseph Crabiel, of the Midtown
Crescents, proposed about the only
solution OF the problem. He moved
that the three managers interested
should draw up their opinions and
submit same to a committee OF one,
appointed by the chairman, who
would be empowered to secure a
written vote of every member in the
league. IL the PurItans receive a
majority vote, they will be admit
ted and the Goodwills and River
sides will retire. The motion was
adopted and Mr.. Crabiel was APP
pointed on the committee to handle
the affair.
Two hours of endless discussion
took the place Of a bu~siness-lika
meeting. Everybody present had a
say-whether a manager or other
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26

wise and to such an extent that
no head or tail could be made of
the situation. So far as can be
CLEANED, the P~uritans claim the right
to enter the league and dictate to
the managers that, providing such
admission is secured. all Puritan
home games must be played on Ko>
zusko's hall, in Hall avenue On
the other hand, the Goodwills and
Riversides object to another Perth
Amboy team entering owing to a
city league ruling. This rule pre-
vents the Riversides and GoodwiIls
from playing another Perth Amboy
team during the league season UNI
less it Is a league game It Is un-
derstood this ruling can not be
changed.
Manager Breitenmoser, OF the
South River Al. O., acted as tempo
rary chairman, David Wilentz, of
the Rivesides, was appointed sece-
tary. J.. Crafbel made d report for
the rules committee, but no action
was taken. The clubs repre-
scented were: South River, Midtown
C~rescents, Goodwills, Riversides,
Puritans, and the K. o. X. A., of
New Brunswick. No representative
was present from the s~ayreville A..
A., although mention was made of
the fact that the club will enter the
league. The meeting adjourned at
ten o'clock to meet at eight o'clock
Monday night In the offices of the
EVENING NEWS, OF Perth Amboy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
SUCCESS FOR
The OAK F. C.
Down Princetons in Fast
Game of Basketball.

Another victory was added to the
Oaks string last night when they
downeS >the Prineetons by the huge
score of 40 to g.. The game was play
ed in Laskowski's hall and, as usual,
the losers have a complaint about
the size of the court. The cor at
the end OF the first half was Is to 4,
but in the second period of play
what's the use The score:
Oaks (40) Prfncetons (S}
l.. Benzick ............... FJigen
left forward
=. Schicker .........s Williams
right forward
J. Stankoyich, w. Sieboth Hoffner
centre
J. Petrfck ....s.......G G. Dawson
left guard
J. Augustine, w Sieboth /. Sullivan
right guard
Field goals-Benzick (8), Petrick
(5), Schicker. Stankoyich (51, VIII
liams, Price. Foul goalsNStanko-
vich, Benzick, Price (29, Williams
(21. Referee. j. II Petrfek.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
|MARIONS LOSE
GAME AT S. A.
lroguois Defeat Neptune
Juniors Both Games Lively,

#ar aHE
The Marions lost last night at
South Amboy, bowling to defeat at
the hands of the Neptune A. O., by
the score of 8 to "a. The Iroquols
journeyed with the Marions, but
we're more successful. They de-
feated the Neptune Juniors by the
core Of is to IA. Garland put up
an excellent game for the Neptune
against the Marions. He made even
field goals and two free throws.
Manhattan played well, also. lit
was q coincidence that three River
side men played for the Marions n
did considerable of the shooting for
that team. The score;
Neptunes SO. Marions "a.
r. Canton ..... .rf ...... Davis
(McCreery)
Manhattan .....lf ..... Campbell
Garland =. sc ....H olzheimer
Mccormick,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
LIVE :, ssse TIPS

"Woops my dearfn Did the Hiauta
come homer Well / guess
What will happen today. It ia
do Or die for McGraw's tribe today,
and, believe me, they will die be-
fore bowling TO those White Ele-
plants from HPhfllies
Too bad no running races wIII1bez
seen here this year. It's good sport.
but perhaps 1t don't pay. The runs
ners want a huge bank roll guar
anteed before they'll toe the snark.
Now get right down TO brass ticks.
VIII the City Baseball League finish
Its season Sunday afternoon They
have been trying to do this for the
last three weeks.
Members of the Press Club feel
very much honored to observe their
name at the top Of the City Senior
Basketball League standing AAd
they have 1000 per cent, too. IL
is to laugh.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
LAFAYETTE IMPROVES
FOR SATURDAYS GAME

Easton, Pa, Oct. 26:--Lafayette
practice yesterday afternoon was se-
cret. DR.. Newton. the coach, had
some new plays he wished to try
out. The weeks work thus far has
been very satisfactory TO the rooters,
for the varsity has shown up very
we'll. Additional interest is found
In a new player I'M Woodward,
who came here from Peddie Instf-
tute. He weighs PIG pounds and
as proved very satisfactory at guard,
Lafayette thinks she has a good
man in him.
The sale Of seats for the game
with the Indians here on Saturday
hem Steel Company has taken 3
large block for the use OF govern
ment officials Of the Argentine Res
public.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26

Nonice Is hereby given that pursu-
ant to a resolution adopted by the
Council Of h City OF Perth Amboy.
October 18TH A.. d. 1911. and approved
by the Mayor OF said City, October
18ths A. r.. 1911. the CouLcil or the
sCItyAof Perth Amboy aforesaid. In the
County - s4t511c--1 800 ssta.e OF rev
Jersey on the first day Of November.
next, at the houf Of ten O'Clock In the
forenoon. or as soon thereafter as the
Court will hear the same. atsthb Court
House, In the City OF New Brunswick,
in the said County OF Mi1dsesex, will
apply "a the Circuit Court OF che said
County, wherein b City Of Perth Am
boy IS situate FOR the appointment OF
three disintsrssted persons. wf6 shall
be- Treeholders and residents Of 4he
said City Of Perth Auhoys "a Commits
ionera 20 ~estfp#te ard assass sha
bs1egsLss1o any LEADS and rea1 estate
benefited by reason OF she e9nHfrAe-
tfou az the new Hewar In JehsastAne
Street. from Nexztfe street III Hall
Avenne, 1T shs ssEd City ~ Perth Ans
Toy.
Dated Perth Anasexs \. Il. October
10 H. ID 1#E1s
wIxsnuHk I'll hsoNss
1S2a s9-a0.z ia sa ID h 1854
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
HANDLERS IN
HARD PRACTICE
Woodbridge Ready for Good
Wills Football Game.
fpssfaI 20 shs EVENING vETyG

Woodbridge, Oct. 26:-The RAM
biers, a local football organization,
are quitting on finishing touches for
their game with the Goodwflls, of
Perth A1nboy. on election day after
noon, November z. They will have.
q scrimmage tomorrow night and
another before the game with the
Goodwills. The election day game
will be played on the Parish House
grounds. Manager Mcleod has given
out the following lineup for the cons
Ing game.
Finn. RIB; Trembly, lib; McCar-
ter, fb; 0hmenheiser, re; McLeod,rt;
Holohan. rg5 Heating. c; Alexander,
1t; .. 0hmenheiser and Pender, 10:
Cofey, qb.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
AMB0Y TEAMS
WILL TRAVEL
AnyiIs and AshIands at
SayrevilIe Tonight.

Two Perth Amboy teams have
their hands full tonight, The An
VII quintets a strong and doughty
five will tackle the S~ayreyille A. A.,
III Fishers hall, %Sayreyille, and some
game VIII undoubtedly result. The
Anvils will be accompanied by the
Ashlands, who will take on the
~Sayreville Juniors in a preliminary
game. The teams will leave State
and Smith streets around seven
o'clock and will be accompanied by
q bunch OF rooters. Nothing will
content the AnviIs and AshIands
tonight but victories.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26

y N u TX fA FIA
Bids viii be received at the City
Hall. Perth Amboy. N. r. until 800 D.
m, November 1st. Is1f. for the dis
connecting and rernogIng of q Itort~
situated at Runyon, N. D. together
with Its c~ondensing equipment from
Hts present location In old pump house
new STRUCTURE q distance q 100
Foundation already prepared.
This machinery Is 10 be properly AL
|Iigned. grouted and boIted Gown on
Its new foundation. and finished COM
gfneer and Board OF Water Commits
sioners.
The connections from pump for
steam to main header and extensions
made by the City.
The contractor VIII be responsible
for breakage OF any part OF the ap~
H~paratus and all bearing away OF ex-
'ef thfs work must be satisfactorily
put To lights
Forty-two days from date OF com
tract viii be allowed 70 complete this
the expiration OF tnat time WIFI be
taken Ia charge by The City n per-
formed by them. the same ia be
charged against contract prizes.
certified cheaue for $4,000 drawn to
the order Of the City Treasurer.
A satisfactory bond FOR SL,0ea.08 with
required TIC succsssiaA eaaass
ras Beard or Water coamlsafoness
ff@ Ffgt* ~ reflect Anx or all
81 8asg bsst aeENe Ehs aHtssesEa
~ &C NSMa oa5ss5oNE
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
PURITANS WIN
OPENING GAME
Trim Sayreyille A. A. 1873
Here Last Night.

The Puritan basketball team OPEN
ed their season last night with a
victory owe the S~ayreyille Al. A. by
tbs col OF Is to r.. An idea OF the
~closeness OF the game may be gather
ed when 1t is learned the score at
the end of the first half was 2 to q.
Egan played a great game for the
Puritans at left forward, shooting
four dit1eult field goals. Check play
ed we'll for the visitors. The Puri-
tans play the Crescent A. CT, of Mill
town, on Wednesday, night In their
hall at Catherine street and Hall
avenue. Two hundred were present
last night and enjoyed the game and
dancing. The score;
Puritans (1s) SayrevfIIe (g)
w. Egan ....... Tuekerton
2 left forward
q. CANTON .....s...... Rooster
right forward
I'll. Schwartz ...+....... Check
centre
j.. sullivan SWlczer
left guard
F. Sullivan Olsen
right guard
Field goals-Egan (4), y. Sulli-
van GU, Canton, Schwartz, f. Sulli-
van, Tuekerton, Rooster, Check f2).
Foul goal-Tuckerton. Referee,
Thomas Canton. Timer, v. Refdy.
Scorer, J.. Levy.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-10-26
HIGH SCHOOL PLAYERS
SHOW UP AT PRACTICE

About fifteen candidates fer thA
high school class teams turned out.
for basketball practice held by tha
boys yesterday afternoon. barney
Browning showed up well at the for
ward position. Coach Kfllam Watched
the practice and gave some vAlna-
BILE information to the eandI5aasa
about throwing the ball.
The SOPHOMORE have reel
rara~H~a A-~A ~ ~~@~iss ~ staraS xs5snna$
tlces and they expeetaao maha things
lively FOR the otheS c1asseKs Thns
observation-disclosures n-ftspac&A@~