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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-25

in the price of sale.
Many Crown Pointers got as near
Reno. Nevada, last night as they Will
ever get, and they didn't have 10 go out
of town 70 make the transfer. The
Johnson-Jeffries fight films were shown
at the Lyric theater to a large crowd
and they were real enough to make one
imagine ne was in the city of fights and
gamblers. The pictures will be re-
peated this evening and Manager Rad
err expects another crowded house to
witness the defeat OF the white mans
hope.
John Foss has LEASED the offices to
be vacated by Dentist Charles !. Tink-
ham in the Wood block and will use
the same for his piano salesroom. DR..
Tinkham expects to move into his hand
some suite of rooms in the Weis build
ing and both places expect to be in
operation bS the LIST of May.
1t is reported that Claude w ALL
man, John Luther and Milton Fisher
and family Will be among the Crown
Pointers to do Europe this summer.
the party, according to report. TO set
sail some time in June.
The Fortnightly Musicale club held
a most delightful and enjoyable meet
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
Brown on Main street last evening. An
excellent program OF vocal and instru-
mental music was given by the club
mem beers
Yesterday was a big day for mar
rage couples at the county clerks Of
fee. and the town was dotted with
blushing brides and grooms. Also a
few who were too old TO blush.
Attorney Maniove of Gary transacted
legal business here yesterday.
John Papp. the Standard Steel states
man OF Hammond, was a Crown Point
visitor yesterday.
Misses 10 Wheeler and Pauline Sauer-
man have returned from an enjoyable
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Fiheld at
their ranch home.
A private roller skating. party will
be held at Central Music hall tomorrow
evening.
William Koehle, Spring Hill Grove
will give a dance Wednesday even
ing, April 20. z4-2i
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SIT. JOHN.

Postmaster Andrew Hammer spent
Sunday with relatives in Englewood.
John Spieler of Hanover Center was
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Juer-
gems Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Schmitt of Chi
cago visited with relatives here sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Keilman OF Ham
mond spent sunday with relatives and
friends in st. John.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter KeiIman of Ham
mond spent sunday with relatives and
friends in St. John.
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RSkE'RTs,Ij-E,a..

Postmaster F. Richard Scnaaf and
Mayor Smalley of Hammond left Sun
day afternoon for a business and pleas
ure trip to washington, Philadelphia,
Atlantic City and New York. They ex-
pect to be gone about two weeks.
While in Atlantic City they Will attend
the Elks' convention.
Mrs. James Landon and Miss Clara
Schaak of Harrison avenue were the
guests of Miss Dolly Goetz of Chicago
Sunday.
Mrs. Parhuska and children spent
the day visiting in Chicago relatives.
Henry Atehison of wood,ille. Ind,
spent the week end here visiting his
sister. Mrs. A.. Roberts of Roberts ave-
nue.
Mrs F. Davenport and children and
Ella Horlbeck spent the day in Ham
mond the geusts of the formers moth
err. Mrs. Granger
The Robertsdale Stars defeated the
Clabby Colts Saturday. afternoon by a
score of to 3.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kidney and children of
Roberts avenue were the guests of rel
atives in Chicago Sunday.
Miss Emma Kasoh of Indiana boule-
ward spent several days in Gary visit
ing friends.
Mrs. Black of Chicago visited Mrs
Freeman of Fearl street and Mrs. Van
derhoff of Lincoln avenue yesterday.
Dick Blaul and C. Buell. were South
Chicago visitors last evening
Alderman Henry Eggers attended the
Northern Indiana Volunteer F,iremen's
association convention at Lowell Sat
urday.
Mrs. James Nicholson of Roberts ave-
nue. was the guest of Hammond friends
yesterday
Mrs. Frank Hoffman is confined IL
her home in Roberts avenue by illness
William Eggers of Indiana boulevard
transacted business in South Chicago
! last evening.
| A number of friends stepped in a
] the home of Mrs G. o. Schaaf Satur
! day afternoon in honor of her birthda!
anniversary. The guests spent yer!
i pleasant afternoon in music and so
cial conversation until o'clock, whei
an elaborate course luncheon wa.
! served
! Mr.. and Mrs. Denver Slagel of Eas
i Chicago were the guests of Mr. an,
Mrs. William Glagel of Harrison ave
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-25
RHEUMATISM COMES
FROM BAD KIDNEYS
Once Your Kidneys Work Properly,
Rheumatism, Kidney Disease and
Bladder Trouble Disappear
How To Cure Yourself.

1t is no. longer necessary to spend
months and months undergoing a COM
piicated treatment for rheumatism.
kidney or bladder trouble. or spend a
new treatment can now be OBJ
tanned which seems to act more like a
marvel than a medicine. This treat
ment has produced such satisfactory
results in short time that it Is now
guaranteed from first to last.
There should be no more doubt about
the rapid cure of rhcuma tfsrn. no fears
OF the fatal termination OF treacherous
kidney disease or dropsy.
Rheumatism means nothing more nor
less than that your kidneys do not
work properly Your blood passes
a day to be filtered and purified. When
The kidneys weak. the poisons are
not taken out of the blood as they
should be This leads to various dis
Rright's disease. diabetes. dropsy and
bladder trouble
The rev guaranteed treatment is Or.
Derby's Kidney Pills. One days use
of them vii prove their remarka BIZ
effect. NJ T. Ridenour. OF Lima. Ohio,
just take ,ouple of Derbyss Kidney
pills and get immediate relief"
IL you have rheumatism anywhere
hack pains. cloudy. foul urine pains in
the bladder. Rrights disease or dia-
hetes. put your whole onffdence in DR.
be disappointed.
DIR. Derby's Kidney Pills are sold a.
all drug stores@25 ana so cents. we
will send them direct from the labora
tory or Derby Medicine Co, Eator
Rapids. Mich, prepaid if you wish 1
Your druggist to give you a free sam
ME packaKe.
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HEGEWTSCH.

Martin Seaborg of Superior avenue
has just completed painting his house
on Superior avenue and now invites the
public to come and see his work. Ev-
erything is in the very latest styles.
Mr.. Malmstone of East Gary spent
Saturday here with his daughter, Mrs.
V A. Beckman of Superior avenue.
Leaving here to spend Sunday with his
son in RoseIand.
Mrs. f. N Murd and daughter. Mrs.
V W. O'Roark were Englewood visit
ors last Friday.
Miss Gladys Argadine spent Sunday
with her aunt, Mrs. Checkett OF Irving
Park
James Ganigan of South Chicago
spent sunday here with James McDon-
aid.
Miss Margaret winkler of Hammond
was the guest of Miss Bernice Bracket
Saturday evening and Sunday.
good time was enjoyed by those
who attended the L. B. T. dance at the
Hegewisch Opera House last Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. Reed spent Sunday
afternoon and evening with the lat
ters parents at Hammond.
Mrs. V. Z. Rofinot of Superior avenue
entertained a number of friends from
Chicago at dinner Sunday.
A. Nelson of Englewood called or
friends and relatives here Sunday.
Miss Murphy of ottawa. ILL.,. is visit
| ing her brother, T. Murphy of this
place.
| l. fIittle and family of Carondulett
avenue moved down near the Chemica
works yesterday morning.
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DYER

Saturday evening several wrestling
bouts took place at the Athletic club
room here. The first bout was be-
tween Melmuth Stommel Of Dyer and
NJ. Hoffman of Chicago. Result first fall
won by Stommel In 4 minutes and fif-
tv-two seconds. Second fall was won
by Hoffman in l minute and ID sec
ends. Third fall was won by Stommel
in 25 minutes and As seconds. The sec
ond bout was between Peter Schaller
of Dyer and Harry Jamas of Chicag CO.
The first fall was won by Schaller in 6
minutes and As second. Second was
won by Schalfer in / minute and IL
seconds. Third bout between Edward
Scheidt of Chicago Heights and f.
Brown of Chicago. Brown won both falls
in Is second and minutes and IS sec
onds, respectively. The Fourth bout
was between VIM. Ziesenhere black
smith) of Dyer and Ed Hoffman of
Chicago. Hackensmith won the first
fall in minutes ard "a seconds ON
count of a little injury Brown was
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substituted by Hoffman and the fall
was won by Brown in &c minutes and
seconds. The bouts were witnessed
by a large and enthusiastic crowd.
Joseph Klein of Hammond visited
with relatives out here sunday.
Another ball game took place sunday
afternoon between the Dyer boys and
the Postal men. OF course. the Dyer
boys carried back the laurels with a
score too good TO mention.
The play given at St Joseph
hall here Sunday evening by the Young
Ladies' Sodality drew a crowded house
People from the nearby towns came to
see the play. which was enjoyed by all
present Financially. it turned out all
that could be expected
Mr. and Mrs. Peter I.auerman and
children of St. John visited with rela-
tives here sunday.
Charles Scheidt of Chicago spent
Sunday here the guest of relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Greiving made a
day evening.
Barbara sto:ber of EngIewood was
the guest of her parents sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Stark of ST. John
were Dyer visitors Sunday evening.
Joseph and Ben ANDRE of Hammond
were Dyer visitors Sunday.
Bernard Overhage of Chicago visit
ed with relatives here Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Ed. HOFFMAN of Chicago
Heights stopped off here a short time
Saturday afternoon on their way home
from Hammond.
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GRIFFITH.

Hubert and Arthur Holmes of Ross
We're here yesterday morning on their
way to the city.
John r. Taylor is visiting at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Earl Soho
field.
f. J. Nicholson and VIII Nicholson
were here yesterday on their way to
the city
George Hixenbaugh was Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Theodore Liable and Matt Kuhn tran
sacted business in Hammond yesterday.
William Koehle. Spring Hill Grove,
will give dance Wednesday even
ing, April IS. 24-zt
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Glen and Hosfci-d Parks.

Mr.. and Mrs A Leslie of Chicago
spent the week end in Hosford Park.
h. Calvert and friend. Miss Faber
spent a few DAYS at Chicago.
Mrs Jake Hiney and daughter were
Hammond visitors Saturday.
William Kraus of Hobart spent sun
day here.
Miss Marian Adler of Hammond spent
a few days with her parents. Thomas
Adler and family.
Rev. Father II. Juraschek of Chester
ton spent sunday afternoon and even
ing with Rev. Father Koenig.
William Haase and daughter. Clara.
of Hammond was out here to visit with
Father Koenig and attend the enter
tafnment.
Sunday evening was given the play,
The Hero of Manchuria." a drama of
the times of the crusades. and Hans
and Crete comical operetta produced
by the members of the Young Ladies'
sodality al Turkey Creek, Ind. 1t was
very well attended and this same play
will be given Wednesday night and
next sunday afternoon.
Frank Scheidt returned Sunday from
Chicago. where he visited his wife in
ST. Mary's hospital. lie reports that
Mrs. scheidt is improving rapidly in
spite of the severe operation she had
to undergo
Grandfather Nicholas Osweiler re-
turned Sunday from Chicago. where he
made his winter home with his son
! From spring until winter he makes his
home with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Soelker
Mr.. Osweiler is already past ninety
years, but is still in good health
August Koehle and Adam Gard Wis
tied Monday with Paul Riffel. who is i'll
| George NJ. Gerlach made a business
! trip to Whiting today.
Mat Bruck. Jr transacted business
/ in Chicago today
J Henry c. Batterman of Dyer was a
/ ST. John visitor today.
| Ben Hilbrich transacted business il
Hammond today.
Frank stark was Hammond visitor
/ Sunday.
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Some Steel News

The Iron Age will say today: Ore
prices for 1911 have become of first inn
portance. Among merchant pro-
ducers sentiment in favor of a 50-cenr
reduction from the level of 1910 has
been more pronounced, but the issue is
complicated by the attitude of some
steel effect of a reduction in ore upon
the market for finished steel Offers. OF
non-Bessemer ore for 1911 shipment
have been made at a considerable con-
cession from the basis of 1870 and in
the East sales of foreig more at prices
midway between those of 1909 and 1910
point 20 a lower basis for both eastern
and lake ores.
Pig iron and finished material
markets have grown quieter. Pig iron
production is receding- The steel Cor
poration has put out two furnaces and
now has less than 20 per cent active.
In foundry pig iron under Indifferent
| buying. prices for deliveries late in
the year are getting closer to those for
early shipment In steel making pig
iron. the largest sale reported was OF
5000 tons of northern basic to a south
ern Ohio steel company.
THE chief development in structural
steel was the call for bids for 10000
borough Rapid Transit Company, New
York. 1t will be used for additional
tracks and extensions including d
double track deck bridge over the
Harlem River. Deliveries begin IN three
months and extend over two years For
the Insurance Exchange Building, New
York, 5000 tons of steel Will be furn.
ished by the American Bridge Company.
In Chicago. the Otis Building, 5000
tons, was let and pending business
here includes 5000 and 1000 tons re-
spectively for the buildings of the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company and the Fidelity Insurance
Company. Progress is being made ill
the effort to put the fabricating trade
on better basis.
Manufacturers of sheets decided
against reducing prices in spite of the
recent shading. Specifications for tin
pilates have fallen off"
The Iron Trade Review will say to-
day: shipments of iron ore from lake
mines has started. Pig iron continues
dull, the largest sales being 20, 900 tons
of pipe iron and 5000 tons of basic at
lCincinnati"
There has been lot of unfavora b, e
comment conditions in the steel
trade of late, and it is said in a good
quarter that a falling off in business
has been considera bly, exaggerated. The
iorders of the United states steel Cor
pcration. for instance. are said to be
running above $4,000 tons day. 1t 5
pointed out that the railroads mus
sooner or later make up for the ex-
treme economy which they have been
practicing and that there are signs 81
the moment that they are about to be-
come buyers on a more liberal scale
Iron manufacturers expect consider
able Improvement in activity once the
= ore prices for the 1871 season are set
tied upon These are now the subject
iof conference. and the fact the question
is in the balance naturally causes hest
tation on both sides of the iron marke t.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Mrs. Henry Z. Beaubien of Laporte
avenue returned home yesterday from
Englewood. where she visited with her
sister, Mrs. Ben Rich, and she also Wis
tied for a few days with her sister.
Mrs. ]. r. Collins of Longwood, Ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Donahue of sheridan
avenue entertained out-of- town rela-
tives on sunday.
w d. Singers has severed his con-
nection with the Whiting Call and also
the Real Estate Journal, published at
the Call office.
The death of Carl Carlson of Whiting
occurred at the Presbyterian hospital,
Chicago, yesterday morning. Mr.. Carl
son was injured in the car shop of the
Standard Oil company about two weeks
ago. His injuries from the beginning
was considered very serious he having
been injured by a flying bolt striking
him in the head. Mrs. Carlson left for
the hospital early yesterday morning
to visit her husband and it was short
~ after she had gone that the word of
his death was received here. No funer-
al arrangements have yet been made.
In addition to being survived by his
wife, Mr.. Carlson leaves two sons. Roy,
aged Is years, and Leslie, aged IL
years.
Mrs. L. G. Swartz of Sheridan avenue
returned yesterday from Ohio. where she
was called by. the death of her niece.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Savery of Ham
mond and Mr. and Mrs. orion Mayhem
| of the Lucke fats have returned from
| Danville, Ill, where they visited
friends.
| Mrs. J. L. Miles and daughter. Hazel
of Laporte avenue returned from Ho-
bart, where they spent Saturday and
Sunday with Mrs. Miles mother, Mrs
Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Slavery oil
| Hammond spent Sunday with Mrs Mary
GehrlSe and family on 10th street.
Mesdames Martin Peterson and Al
| fred Johnson We're South Chicago Wis.
| itors yesterday.
Percy Hawkins of Chicago spent Sun.
| day evening with Whiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. orion Mayhem of Chica
| go have moved into the Lucke fiat.
| on Cleveland avenut recently vacated
by Mr.. and Mrs. Daily James.
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SFJCkS
From the Diary of ST. Lcnce

To be real artistic. Crown Points
classic stream. tn Bezor. hez too menny
classic tin cans a-fioatin' down it.
STAYED awake a-purpose tn other
night jest t see If tn government kept
a-runnin' while sum felIcrs slept.
The petition to be presented TO the
town authorities calling for an order
for election on the change from town
10 city government is being signed in
nearly every instance and more than
twice the required number of voters
viii he obtained before the petition is
presented to the board. Every indica-
tion is that the prediction made by THE
TINES of last Thursday. that Crown
Point would be called a city before
many moons, will be fulfilled and IL
every voter goes to the polls and votes
the way he has placed his name on the
petition. the question is as good as set
tied at the present time. The movement
started last Thursday is not week old
as vet. but has grown 10 such proper
fions that nothing short of an cleo
ton will satisfy those behind the city
idea
Editor Dawson of the Register has
taken another cinch in the Crown Point
SADDLE by insuring himself a perma-
ncns residence, yesterday purchasing
fhe Anerman house on Main street
formerly owned by Murray Turner OF
Hammond. Nearly $4,000 figured in the
transaction and Mr.. Alderman, who
purchased the place last year at much
lower figure. realized royalty on his in
vestment and speculation 1t is said
that Editor Dawson win make numer-
improvements the newly pur-
chased property before Il is occupied
by himself and family.
Rev. t. H Ball and wife have return
ed from an extended visit in the south,
= where they went some tinae ago to visit
Mr.. Balls boyhood haunts. The Lake
county historian visited the scene of his
: early activities and saw the spot where
he taught school some sixty-one years
ago. Only two, people who went to
Rev. BalEs school in those days are
living in that vicinity at present, but
Mr.. Bali says they remembered the oc-
casion as we'll as he. The trip was
full of interest and fond recollection
of Mr. Balrs early boyhood days.
III is said the deal for the Nei
Brown home on Court street, TO have
been purchased by Chicago party. ha:
flashed in the pan. the reason being Civ
en- that there was too much difference
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Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Osweiler of Chi
cago and Joseph Seeker were the
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Seeker
Sunday.
Mrs. Joseph Michels of Englewood
was the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Pfeifer yesterday
Alois Weingart of Chicago was a St.
John visitor Sunday.
Mrs. Peter Schailer visited Sunday
with relatives in Whiting.
William Koehle. Spring Hill Grove,
will give a dance Wednesday even
ing, April 90. 24-2t
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HIGHLANDS.

Mr.. and Mrs. Newer of Hammond
were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. W. john
ston and children Sunday.
Mrs. NJ j. Grimmer was a Griffith
visitor Sunday.
Miss NJ. Munster of Munster was Wis.,
iting here Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. De Porter and children of Chi
cago are visiting Mrs. Hartog.
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HOBART.

Miss Mabel Monroe and Mrs. John
Fox were in Chicago yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. b. w. Stratton. who
have been spending the winter in Flori-
da. returned home yesterday.
Several from here have received in
vitations to a reception and dance CIV
en- by the Cotillion club at Whiting on
Thursday evening of this week
Roy Dodge transacted business in
Chicago yesterday.
The Unitarian Aid Alliance will meet
tomorrow afternoon with Mrs j. j
Wood.
Miss Jane Spray and Mrs. A. J. Smith
were Chicago visitors Yesterday.
Mrs. II. stevens. who has been sick
for the past two weeks. is somewhat
improved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-25
CORNS REMOVED SORE
FEET CURED 10c

You've no idea how quickly and cas-
lily foot troubles can be ended until you
healing salve." Three applications will
usually cure bad case of aching,
sweaty feet and few more viii re-
move the corns and bunions. Sounds
big" but-just try it,
Pick is mountaineering. penetrat-
ing ointment. 1t destroys germs. cleans
and heals quicker than anything else
you ever heard Of A big box for 10
cents. and it has a hundred uses in ev
cry home
One application cures itching piles.
Quickest. surest remedy for eczema,
dandrun and other skin troubles.
Splendid for catarrh. Quickly repairs
stiff. sore muscles. Cnequaled for
burns, cut, etc.
Pick costs only TO cents. but it
quickly succeeds where costly rem
edies fail. Your druggist has II or can
eaAly get it for you. Sent prepaid on
receipt of price by the o. c. Co, Terre
Haute, Ind.
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CLARK STATION.

Don't forget tine Lake county dec
lamation contest at the Orpheum Opera
House Friday night. April %, 1911, at
o'clock Help the boys root for Nc
Cormick, Gary's contestant.
Mrs. F. C. Brown and Mrs. William
Dettman of Clark spent yesterday as
Crown Points business visitors.
Willard Amstein of Chicago spent a
few days with Clark friends.
William Much of Pine spent a few
days with friends here.
Miss Hulda Schwalbe returned to Chi
cago after spending few days here.
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LANSING.

]. Meeter was a Chicago visitor Fri
day
Miss Agnes Koselke was a Hammond
visitor Thursday
Miss Cecile Vansteenberg spent the
week end at her home in Lansing
A. De Heus was a Chicago visitor
Friday.
Andy Ward was a Harvey visitor
Friday night.
Miss Clara Trinoski was a Hammond
visitor Thursday.