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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
WHITING AND ENVIRONS

cial meeting tomorrow night, at which
all members are requested to be pres
emit.
Rev. Isaac b. Harper of Michigan
City, who for four years was pastor of
the American Methodist church in Ma
Mia, will deliver a lecture on The
American Occupation of the Philippine
islands and Its Results at the local
NJ. r. church at 1870 p. m. next We'd
nesday night.
nesday night. During the time Mr..
Harper resided in the Philippines he
was a close student of affairs, and what
he has to say on the subject will be of
great interest and profit to all who
wish to avail themselves of the op-
portdnity of hearing him.
Mrs. Elmer stewart of windsor Park.
! WHO has spent several weeks here Wis
| iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. o'Hara
of Laporte avenue. has left for Colo
RADIO, where her husband went about
three months ago to take up a land
claim and where they will make their
| future home
| Miss Wilma Balm of the East Side
visited at the Schaefer home in Sheri-
dan avenue yesterday
| Mrs. A. J. Young of Chicago was a
Whiting visitor on Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. s. Hilliard of this
city and Mr.. and Mrs. W. C. Bailey of
East Chicago saw Get Rich Quick
Wallingfords a the Olympic theater,
Chicago. on Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur n Beaubien of
Laporte spent yesterday visiting at the
home of Henry s Beaubien of Laporte
! avenue.
Mrs. Charles o. KIima of Hath street
is able to be up after very serious ILL.,
ness.
Joseph Greenwaid of Sheridan ave-
nue.. who is at Benton Harbor, Mich,
taking rheumatic treatment, is improv-
ing, and expects to return home this
week.
Gus Emmel came home from Alabama
on Saturday night. being called here
by the serious illness of his father VIM
Emmel.
Mrs. Charles Pickering and daughter
Lillian. and mother, Mrs. VIM. Payne
were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Miss Dollie Turner of Chicago spent
yesterday with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. John Turner of John street.
Mrs. William Ballinger of Ohio ave-
nue. has gone to Muncie, Ind. for a
! short visit with her mother, Mrs. Goe-
bel
A daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs. John c. Cameron of Cleveland av-
enue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Duffy of the Eas'
Side visited at the home of the lat
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs william
Harper of Laporte avenue. yesterday.
J Mr. and Mrs. wetherburg and Mr.
/ and Mrs. oscar I4attinviIle were Eas
Chicago visitors last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brading Of the Eas
Side returned home last night. after
having spent two DAYS here owing t.
the Illness of the latetr's father, VIM
: Emmel
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HoRERTSuGLE.

Mrs. Charles Gothic OF Indiana boule
the Independent Pedro club at her
home Friday afternoon. The guests
spent a very pleasant afternoon in
playing pedro until o'clock, when
dainty refreshments were served.
Prizes were won by Mesdames j.
Hayes. c. Buell.. Tanner and Holman.
TIE next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the home of Mrs. Hayes OF
l. ncoIn avenue.
Mrs. Harry Golding of Harrison ave-
nile visited her sister-in-law. Mrs Geo.
Golding OF South Chicago yesterday.
Mesdames William Market and Jo-
seph Wetzberger We're Chicago shop
pcrs Friday.
Mrs. William Kelley of Chicago visit
ed Robertsdale friends yesterday
Misses Carrie Buehler and Ida Holman
attended dance at Bessemer hall,
South Chicago. Saturday evening.
Miss Nellie Nicholson of Indiana boul-
eyard Was the guest of out-of- town
friends Friday
Dan O'ronnells of Atchison avenue
visited his wife at St Anthony's hos
pital. Chicago. yesterday and reports
her doing nicely
Mrs 7. w. Kohr of Indiana bouleva I'd
and other members of the Fortnightly
club of Whiting saw .'Get-Rich- Quick
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GRTFFITH.

The baseball fans turned out in force
yesterday to the ball game. Ross play
ed the Griffith team and lost by
score OF IA to 4.
Mrs. John r. Taylor left today for
Dickinson. n. d. to make an extended
visit with her sons. Webster and E.u-
gene. and daughter Lilly. She is GO
ing with the hopes of improving her
health
Mrs. Chester Pixley of Lowell visited
at the home of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John r. Taylor over sunday
II. c. Dutton was a Hammond visitor
today.
There were two small wrecks near
the Junction avenue Saturday The
Michigan Central had an engine and
car derailed and a Chesapeake & Ohio
jumped the track shortly after No
serious damage except considerable
delay.
| Wednesday evening. despite the in
clement weather. a good sized audience
enjoyed to the full a program given
by Miss r $. Aumstutz' piano class.
assisted by Miss Clara Benham, the in
teresting reader from Valparaiso. Miss
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ECZEMA
One of the Most Stubborn and An
noying of all Skin Troubles, Now
Being Eradicated by Sulfospl.

The word Eczema means Ito boil
out II is a catarrhal Inflammation OF
the skin. showing a red. irritable. raw
looking fluid exuding surface, which on
drying forms scabs II is difficult to
cure permanently, unless taken In hand
at once. for in those subject to il II
recurs readily whenever the skin is ex-
posed to irritation. n you wish to cure
Eczema. purify your blood. This can
be done by the use of the worlds one
great remedy for the blood--sul.h u,.
Foremost among the wonderful medical
discoveries OF late years is SULFOSOL
the purest of sulphur and soluble in
water.
SULFOSOL is Natures gifts to that
large portion of humanity suffering
from Eczema, Rheumatism, Gout and all
forms of blood tafnts and skin diseases
Get SJ-LFOSOL of your nearest drug
gisf or write to Sulfosol Co.. ~ Trinity
Place. New York, for fro book on
rheumatism. Blood and Skin diseases
and the successful use of SCLFOSOI4 in
their trea tment
Y For Toilet and Bath, Sulfosol Soap is
without an equal. 25 cents cake a,
all Druggists.
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wallingford" at the Olympic theater.
Chicago. Saturday evening. After the
play a banquet " IS served at the Grand
Pacific hotel.
Miss Gertrude Whitening of Rob-
erts avenue spent the day with East
Side friends
Miss Maggie Nicholson of Indiana
boulevard returned home from Gary
yesterday. where she spent the week
with friends.
Mrs. c. Benson entertained Miss
Stein.~ Miss Dahl Miss Admiral and
Miss Putnam OF the Franklin school at
a dinner at her home in Roberts avenue
Friday.
Harry Stress OF 10th street was a
Chicago business visitor Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Rvron entertain
ed a few friends at a 6o'cIock dinner
Friday evening at their home In Pearl
street in honor of the formers birthday
anniversary.
Mrs August Homan of Harrison ave-
nue. visited friends in South Chicago
yesterday
George. the son of Mr.. and Mrs Var
go of Roberts avenue, is quite i'll and
under the care of DR. Kohr.
Mr. and Mrs. August Dresser of Rob-
erts avenue are entertaining the for
| mers father from Valparaiso.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Smith of Indi-
ana boulevard attended a dance al
South Chicago Saturday evening.
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Articles of Incorporation.

Articles of Incorporation for tl.z
Central Casualty company of this city
have been fled with the secretary of
state following the issuance of a GER
tifcate showing that the company has
deposited with the auditor of state
$50, 500 in mortgage securities to Sc
cure po1icyholders under the operation
of the concern. Life and accident in
surance will be written. The board
of directors is composed of the follow
ing: Crawford Fairbanks, J. c. Kol-
sem. Thomas Bauer. Joseph T.. Bell, A.
p Hendrickson. F. H. Wheeler. ]. f.
Beggs. w. ]. Henley and II. S. Norton.
Additional concerns have been in
corporated as follows:
Mill Creek Elevator Company Mill
Creek. Laporte county: capital stock.
$4,000; grain dealers; directors. P. NJ.
Ners. L. II Smith, w. H. Quinn, J. A.
Siddles and James Shorp
Fort Branch Building and Loan Asso-
citation No. s. Fort Branch: capital
stock $50, 900; directors. T. L. Walters
c. b. Tattershall, s. H. West, Henry
Lintz and w. L. MeIlinger.
Grocers and Butchers Protective AS
sociation of Indiana Harbor; no capital
stock. TO maintain a credit bureau
president. George HudaclSo.
Blackford paper mills, Hartford City,
TO manufacture paper products: capital
stock. $685., 900; directors, II. C. Paul, II
J. Miller. Louis Fox, NJ B. Fisher and
F. f. Griffin.
Anderson Wallpaper Company, An
derson: capital stock, $4,000, dealers
| directors. F.. F. Ethel. Margaret V
| Ethel and George T. Ethel.
annapolis: capital stock. 10000; TO man.
ufacture garments for women; direc-
| tors. Joseph Sperb. F. p. Gallia and Al
| bert Spero.
| The Little Hoosier Mining Company
| Indianapolis: capital stock $4,000; u
deal in mineral leases; directors, E. NJ
Outland. C. II. W. Otte, J. D. Clarke, L
| b. steele and W. r. Beard.
I Enterprise Printing and Publishing
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hoover, who has been in poor health
for the past few months. left yester-
day with his wife for West Baden, to
be gone couple of weeks
The mission. which was being con-
Quoted for the past week at St. Bird
gets church. closed last evening.
Mr. Englehrecht. who has been visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kaske for
the past two weeks. returned to his
home in Chicago yesterday
A son was born on Saturday to Mr..
and Mrs James Murray.
Miss Eta Henderson. who teaches at
Tolleston visited with relatives here
last evening.
All those from here who have motor
cycles took a trip on them to Fort
sheridan yesterday.
At a meeting of the Northern Indi-
ana volunteer fire department. held al
Lowell on saturday. Hobart was grant
ed the privilege Of having the tourna-
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 sun
day.
anuEuvttSr IN THE TIMER
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DYER.

The funeral of the late f. f. Noble
took place Friday at IL a. m. Services
were conducted at the house, after
which the remains were taken to Crete.
where church services were held. In
torment took place at the Crete ceme-
terry.
Eugene Purtelle, president of the
Northwestern Indiana Traction COM
pany. was in our town Saturday making
satisfactory settlements with the diff
ferent creditors. At the same time he
promised Dyer early transportation be-
tween Chicago Heights and Hammond.
Mrs. Bonand of Chicago Heights
spent Thursday here with friends.
Mrs. Anna Keiiman was a Hammond
visitor Thursday.
Theodore Hammer and family went
to Eng1ewood Saturday afternoon,
where they stayed with relatives over
Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Rietman
baby girl. The christening took place
Sunday afternoon al the St. Joseph
! church.
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Crown Point News
Happenings OF Day in Lake county's Lively Capital

there is little chance for trouble on
that score
The Geisens have bought the auto
mobile formerly owned by DIR. Sails
bury. the transaction being made last
week
Misses 10 Wheeler and Pauline
Sauerman are visiting for few daxs
with Mr. and Mrs. Otto Fifeld at the
latter's home on the Kankakee marsh.
Mr. and Mrs Percy A Parry of Ham
mond visited yesterday with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Parry on East street.
The woman's Study club will meet
at the public library assembly room for
their weekly meeting tomorrow after
noon
Mrs John Pinter of Wheatfeld is Wis
iting for a few days with Mr.. and Mrs
John Ludwig on CLARK street.
The Fortnightly Musicale club meets
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs John
Brown this evening.
A large number of Chicago motor
cyclists and automobilists braved tn,
chilly weather yesterday and made the
trip to Crown Point and return.
Mrs Bernice Congdon of Chicago
visited with Crown Point relatives over
Sunday.
H P Swartz. who recently purchased
an Oakland roadster. has pres ented hi.
son Harry and family with the Cadil-
lac touring car used by him last year
The closing OF the postoffce on Sun
day acts like a set of last teeth to man,
Crown Pointers, who are in the ha hi
of making the trip to the office whethel
mail or
William koehle. Spring Hill Grove
will give a dance Wednesday even
ing. April Is. 24-2
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LOWELL.

Mrs. Fred Buse and son. Ceylon, and
Miss Mile Chapman We're Chicago Wis
itors Saturday
Fred Dahl. who holds a position in
the Gary steel works. spent Sunday at
the home OF his father in West Creek
township.
Mrs. George Lawrence and her little
daughter arrived from Hammond sat
| urday evening to visit friends before
J leaving for Urbana ILL.,. where they
will make their future home.
Mrs. sam Rose of Creston visited
friends in Lowell Saturday and sun
/ day.
| Arthur Foster of Chicago spent sun
day with his parents in Lowell
| Mrs. Nora Mckay was a Hammond
visitor Saturday
| Mrs. Emil Sirois returned Saturday
evening from a visit with Cedar Lake
relatives
The delegates of the Northern Indi-
ana Volunteer Fire association met in
| Lowell Saturday TO transact business.
| elect officers and name the place for
holding the next tournament A reso-
luton was adopted declaring that ev-
cry fire department in the association
! must have 80 per cent of its member
ship in attendance at the next tourna-
nent or suffer fine of $40 for each de-
partment failing to have the required
percentage of membership present. The
following officers were elected:
President-E. c. Holmes. RobertsdaIe
First vice president. E. Barnes
Hobart
4 Second vice president-CharIes Nc
Graw. Crown Point
Il Secretary-George Winslow. Whiting
Treasurer-George Hoevet. Lowell
Executive committee=Fred Bose. Ho.
bart; Frank Lepel, Valparaiso: Oar
Vincent Crown Point; l. ". Ragon
Lowell: Arthur Moore. Whiting; Julius
Lineman, Robertsdale
Hobart selected as the place fol-
holding the next tournament. The time
holding the next tournament the same
Rev Johnston of the Methods
church baptized the following persons
in Cedar Creek Sunday noon: Ernes
Truman and Ole Kline. Dwight Dickin
son, Herald Palmer, Harry Hatha way
Charles Miller and George Livingston
! Nate Slusser. the barber, was baptize,
| by Rev. Dunkelberger in the Christian
| church after the morning services
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Why Hesitate?
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Constipation is caused by weakness
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The Lion Store Pharmacy. Kaufman &
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SOUTH CHICAGO.

John Schnass, who had resided on the
East Side for over thirty-nine years,
died at his home, 1882 Avenue L. Fri
day. The deceased was a widower and
is survived by several sons and daugh-
tiers. He was born in Germany, jan
27th, 1s47. and came to America when
Gerry young. Thirty-nine years ago he
settled in the Est Side and had resid-
place yesterday at 1880 o'clock from
eran church. thence to Oakwoods Gene
terry. Schnass was a member of the
Mems society of the German Lutheran
church.
small fire broke out In the store of
Bartling & Brown, 304 East Ninety
second street, at $3.50 Sunday afternoon,
and caused no little excitement on
Ninety second street The blaze was
discovered by passersby. who turned in
an alarm. The loss will probably
amount to $500
Miss Margaret Malloy, ssOs Superior
avenue, who has been confined to her
again.
John Morley PAPA Ninety fourth
street. left for West Baden. Ind. To
, spend a few months.
Miss Mary kits. 9040 Superior ave
nue.. who has been Ill, is able to be
out.
! The Bessemer Dancing club will give
a Reuben dance at Bessemer park as
sembly hall Thursday evening. April
| 2Ith
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-04-24
LABOR NEWS

The Wisconsin Farmers Union Will
erect s250.00o packing plant.
Chicago bookbinders demand a wage
increase of $3.50 week from May L.
OF the fifteen members of the boa I'd
of aldermen of Poughkeepsie, N. X.
eight are union men.
There are now 81 factories in Brant-
ford. Ont, with an aggregate of $500
employees, receiving annually $3,1oo.o0C
in wages.
just sixty years ago, in 1851. the first
organized strike of printers occurred in
New York city, on the Journal OF Com
merce.
Figures show that Pennsylvania is
producing more coal per life lost thar
is produced in Great Britain or in most
of the United States.
The city of Milwaukee. Wis. expects
TO clear $4,000 on two big municipal
dances which are being arranged for
the benefit of the unemployed.
According to conservative estimates
the contributions to the Los Angeles
strike fund from san Francisco alone
have reached grand total of 5000
ooe
Boston's city council recently went
on record as favoring the passage of
an act by the legislature. providing for
the pensioning of aged city laborers.
The Australian labor conference has
declared for a forty-four- hour week
and six-hour day for women en-
ployed in factories, together with q
minimum wage of $. day.
The recently enacted -four-hour law
for women in Michigan totally eNempts
from its protection all engaged in pre-
serving perishable goods in fruit and
vegetable canning establishments.
The total production of coal in
| Pennsylvania during the year 1910 was
Psi .e66.070 tons. produced by 1s7,7i1
| employees in the bituminous region and
1921 in the anthracite region. total
OF 355. 63S employees.
The city council of Vancouver, p. c..
has appointed special committee to
go into the question of civic employees
wages generally. This action resulted
, from the demands of employees in vari-
GUS departments, for higher wages.
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MERRILLVILLE.

The Epworth League will give a So
cial at Merrill hall Friday evening,
April %.
\ 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
cogs of a bone-cutting machine and II
was taken off at the first joint.
Scott Burge and family were at Ce-
dar Lake today.
Howard Walters made trip to New
Chicago last evening with his Ford. but
came home in the good old-fashioned
way, having met with slight accident
to his machine.
Ralph Pierce and wife are visiting
friends at Hammond today.
Miss d. Arnold left this afternoon TO
Dyer to visit the family of L. Hartman
Mrs. Frank Stoltz of Hammond is Wis
iting friends here.
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SF1U g. * =
From the Diary of ST. Lencc


Miss Poeta Muse resuntly sent me er
informed me WIZ written in blank
verse. Answered her tcllin' her it wuz
very good blank verse. A ball PLAYER
thet nd knock the cover often a ball
this time O. tn year must be a neart-
less cuss.
In a game repiete with errors stacked
Up by both teams. Crown Poinr went
down to defeat at the hands of the Chi
cago Amherst aggregation at the local
park yesterday afternoon. The score
was 10 to in favor of the visiting
team. but that does not near begin to
tell the story. The weather was cold
and raw and in keeping with it the
players on both teams put UP a like
game.
A little opposition TO the showing OF
the fight pictures Of the Je@ries- john
son go at Reno was evinced here re-
Gently and efforts were made TO stop
the showing of the Aim at the Lyric
theater tomorrow evening. The cruz
SADIE fell by the wayside. however,
when it was learned that the chief OPP
position against the pictures in the
large cities is the fact of the negro
population and the chances of trouble
arising between the whites and blacks
from the showing of the pictures.
Crown Point however, is not repre-
scented by the black population and
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BURNHAM.

The Juvenile club of the Burnham
Sunday school met at the home of Miss
Mamie Burnham Friday evening.
George Phillips of Center avenue
spent Friday in Chicago on business.
Mrs. w. Ferner was an out -of-town
visitor Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kosin and fam
lily are preparing to move TO their new
home in Hegewisch
Mrs. j. w. McConahay of Pullman
spent Friday here with her sister. Mrs.
G.. Phillips.
c. Herd of Hegewisch spent Friday
morning in Burnham on business.
Mrs. c. Eldred was an out Of town
visitor Saturday morning.
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HOBART
24zt

Miss Margaret Flick of South Chica-
go visited with friends and relatives
here yesterday.
Misses Lille and Emily Johnson Wis
tied with friends al Chicago yesterday.
on Saturday Frank Beltzhoover sold
his interest in the store of Thompson
& Beltzhoover to William Thompson
brother of Fred Thompson. Mr. Beltz-
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p n o CLA AN Alto N.

Following the recommendation of the
staet board of health, hereby set
apart the first week of May, 1911-May
1st to 9Th inclusive-as- clean up week
for the city of Whiting. During this
week the street department under the
direction of the street commissioner
will give particular attention to clean
ing up the alleys and the hauling
away of all rubbish and unsanitary dirt
which they can find. All householders
and owners of vacant property in the
city of Whiting are urgently request
ed to clean up their property and pile
up all refuse which they wish to be dis
posed of near the alley where the street
cleaning department and the regular
garbage collector can easily get it, It
is desired that insofar as 1t can be done
that all infiammable material. such as
papers. leaves, grass, etc. will be burn
ed up In the alleys or back lots II
your rubbish is not taken care of please
report the fact to the street commits
sioner. and If 1t is still not cared for,
| send a postal card to the mayor.
Yours for a cleaner city.
BEAUMONT PARKS.
24-4t Mayor.
Mr. and Mrs. Gallus J. Bader and
son, Clarence. and Albert Gavit spent
| Saturday and Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs.
| Bader's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Michae1y,
| in Michigan City.
| Mrs. John Brinkman and daughter,
Leona. of Davidson place were in Chi
cago yesterday.
Mrs. John Schaub and son of Sheri-
/ dan avenue went to Lapor1e Saturday
/ RI in
Fred Emmel was called home from
Alton by the serious illness of his ia
Their William Tmmal.
! Mrs. George A Roe entertained about
! twenty little friends of her e-year-old
! son at a party given in honor of his
9Th birthday on saturday afternoon
Games were played. refreshment served
| and a most enjoyable afternoon was
| spent. The young host received several
gifts from his friends.
Mrs Enoch and daughter. Helen, OF
18Th street returned yesterday from
Tiffn. O.. where they have spent sew
eral weeks Mrs. Enoch being called
here by the Illness and death of hel
mother
Mrs Sallyer's mother, who has spent
| several weeks visiting here. has re-
! turned to her home in Tiffn. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Alberding and
son OF Chicago spent yesterday VISITING
the latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hem
my of Sheridan avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs John Nyhoff and chill
dren OF Gary spent Saturday and sun
day as the guests of Mrs. Nyhoff
mother Mrs. Gi1lmurray. on Sheridan
avenue.
Officer William A. Gamer of Chicag z,
visited his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. vii
liam Gamer OF Central avenue yester
day
The Royal Neighbors will hold a spe