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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
JOYRIDERS LEAVE
CAR ON TRACKS
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o'clock. King then called up the
police station and Captain Rimbach and
officers Law and Strong were then de-
tailed to get the machine. The section
foreman Albert Smith and his men
moved the car from the tracks and 1T
was hauled to Hammond by the police
patrol where 1t is now being held at
the city hall.
The police notified Chicago this
morning and latter received word that
the machine was stolen and that the
owners would be out to get the ma
chine today or tomorrow morning. The
machine had a license No. 311s ILL.,,
motor No. 1928 and tag on the wind
shield with the name of the Chicago
1921 Michigan avenue.
The car was considerably dana ged.
having three fiat tires and the frame
work was badly sprung and is thought
to be DANA ged to an extent of 5000.
The thieves not knowing the road al
this point near the hump, instead of
making a turn near the track, went
straight ahead on the old road that had
been closed and hitting the railroad
tracks damaging the car and it is
though they were unable to go any
further. Pushing the machine up on
the east bound track with the seeming
intent of having the train hit it so il
could not be identified.
Not the least trace has been found
of the parties that took the car either
by the Hammond or Chicago police
There were probably four in the ma
chine as two ladies' automobile coats
were found In the back seat
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Lot IA. blk ?, Logan PIX add, same
Lot 80. blk 6, End Logan Park
add Joseph Dettenborn to
Samuel j. Watson
Lots 81 and go. blk 6, End Logan
Park add, Frederick Levecke
to Samuel ]. Watson ...
GARY.
Lot %, blk g. Lincoln Park add.
u. S. Land Co. to Piernis di
Cicco Observation-Disclosures. II;
Lot 7, blk 81. Gary Land Co.'S lst
add, William r. Bost to George
b. Hunter ....-...-.-........ 2.40t
Lot %. blk so, Gary Land Co.'S
1st add. Jacob w. Burke to
Jennie H. Burke. .. $50,
Lot Z, blk l, Gary on-the- Hill,
Cyrus j. Ward to Ignatz Maku-
towicz ............-. 20i
NEW CHICAGO.
Lots 81 and 80, blk 5. 9Th add,
New Chicago r. E. & Inv. Co
to Frank Schultz . 40
Lot %. blk s, 5th add, same as
above to Morris Lidskin. ... Is
HAMMOND.
Lots AZ and as, blk 3, Homewood
add, Caroline Webb to Mary
Same as above. Mary Nee TO Ella
Geisen Hughes ..........
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
GUNSAULUS PRAISES GARY'S
WONDERFUL SCHOOL SYSTEM

Caps and gowns instead of fancy
dresses and broadcloth were worn by
the nineteen young men and women
who were graduated from the Gary
high school last night. The exercises
We're held in the Emerson school audit
torium and DR. Frank w. Gunsaulus
president Of the Armour Institute Of
Technology, Chicago. was the speaker
of the evening. His words of praise
were remarkable.
The Program:
The program was as follows:
1. Overture by Boyville Band
2. Chorus by high school pupils.
3. Valedietory by Miss Grace Fisher.
4. Introduction of DR.. Gunsaulus by
A. p Melton. president of the Gary
board of education
5. Address, The Heroism of
Scholarship" DR.. Frank w. Gunsaulus.
6. Presentation of the class of 1911
by Principal Edward Sargent.
Z. Awarding of diplomas by Super
intendent William A. Writ.
s. Closing address.
The List of Graduates.
RnIh Payne Smith, Frank A. Knots,
Il. Grace Fisher, Jesse w. Blake, H.
Granville Crosse, Harry l.. kahan,
Thomas b. Kenyin, Colin s. Mckenzie,
John c. Pastrc, Harold r.. Stratton,
Catherine Davies, ANNA Gibson, Bertha
Holmes, Blanche JiIlson, Bertha Pick
ering, Eunice Rhodes. Onn shower
Dena SzoId, Afdah Taylor and Inex l.
TOWnsIcy.
There Are Three Post-graduates.
In addition to the high school course
| 1t shoulde be remembered that the Gary
school system embraces a two-year col
| lege course. Certificates are awarded
at the completion of one years and two
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE FOR THE TRANSFER OF
LIQUOR LICENSE TO OTHER
PLACE OF BUSINESS.

LIQUOR LICENSE TO OTHER
PLACE OF BUSINESS
Notice is hereby given to the citizens
of the City of Hammond, North Town
ship, Lake County and State of Indiana,
that the undersigned. Harry Captain, is
male inhabitant and resident of said
City. Township, County and State and
over the age of twenty-one years; that
he has resided in the State of Indiana
for more than one year and in the City
of Hammond. North Township, Lake
County aad State of Indiana for more
than six months prior to the date OF
this notice. and is a qualified voter
thereof; that he is a citizen of the
United States Of America and a man of
goSd moral character; that he IS the
holder of a license to sell spurious.
vinous and malt liquors in less quaint
ties than five gallons at a time and
permit the same to be drank upon the
premises; said license was granted by
the Board of County Commit sisoners Of
Lake County on the 1st day of Feb
ruary, 1911, on the following described
premises, to-wit: The ground floor
front room of a two-story frame build
ing facing Fields avenue. located on
lot II, block /, Morris addition to
the City of Hammond. Lake County
. Indiana. The room in which LIQUORS
are to be sold is 23x39 feet has glass
front, one front and one side entrance
east on Fields ave. public highway in
east, a public highway in said City
said City, Twp. County and State. All OF
the inside of said room can be seen from
Fields avenue. There are four living
rooms in the rear and six above Said
undersigned will file his application
with the Board of County Commission
ers of Lake County for permission tc
move his place of business and trans
fer his license in the City of Hammond
from the room and place herein before
described to the following room and
place hereinafter described as follows
to-wit: The ground floor front room
of a one-story frame building located
on lot 2, block 1, Morris addition tc
the City of Hammond, Lake County
Indiana. Said room has glass front
front and side entrance and is 21x3;
| feet All of the inside of said room
| can be seen from Columbia avenue,
i public highway in said City, Township
| County and State. Bar is on the NORTH
| side of room. Said room faces east OF
| Columbia avenue, a public highway
There are four living rooms in the rear
HARRY CAPTAIN.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
SOUTH GARY SUB


Lot AZ, blk TO- Samuel II. Silbert
to Armin Berger. .s
Lot Al, blk 10, Same parties as
TOLLESTON
Lot Z, Gruenberg's End add. Paul
c. Gutenberg to William j.
CraVenS 81
Lot 6. blk IL, Logan Park add,
John Zeliske TO Jacob Disten-
Heiu 81
Lot 3, blk 10, c. T. L. & l. Co.'S
Sd add, Abraham r. Fifer to
William A. Pridmore .
Lot 8, blk 10, c. T. L. & /. Co.'S
Sd add, John Trier to william
A. Pridmore
Lots 29 and 80. blk 2. Main ST. An
mex Logan PIX add, Alexander
b. Mccall to Paul S. Birs. 80.
Lot 2, blk 10, c. II. l. & /. Co.'S Sd
add, Philippine CoIson to Ma
than Salinger -...
Lot 2, blk 10, Logan PIX add, Same
as ABOVE
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years work. Last night Page r. Glenn,
Edith Loring, Elizabeth Pritchard and
Helen Strattan of the class of 1910
were given one-year post graduate
courses showing that they have COM
pleted We years of high school work.
This certificate will admit them into the
second year of any college or univer-
sity.
GunsauIus Is Charmed.
President Gunsaulus address on the
"Heroism of Scholarship was an in
spiration to many and the carefully
chosen English of the noted lecturer
was very impressive.
Previous to the exercises DIR. Gun
saulus took an auto tour of the city
with Principal Sargent.
Il broke many engagements to come
to Gary" said the college head, but
am well repaid. Your wonderful
school system is SO radically progress
sive that / and my conferres who
thought ourselves radical find that you
make US feel conservative. This is
the most wonderful school system in
the United States"
Plans for Summer school.
Plans will be announced shorty for
the summer school. Regarding the
post graduate couse, it is not known
whether any of the members of the
class of 1911 will enter the advanced
department.
Early next month Superintendent
Writ will go to San Francisco, where
he will address the convention of the
National Educational association.
Final Events Today.
Most of the teachers will leave in
a day or so for their vacations. To
l. nf
event is being celebrated with gym
nastic festival at the Emerson school
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bidders for the convention next year.
and no city was confident OF landing
the convention until the final vote was
taken. This showed Hartford City to
have fifty one votes, while Washington
had twenty-five and kokomo ten.
Besides President barrow, DIR. r. c.
Loher of Noblesville and Mayor James
Burke of Jeffersonville were elected
first and second vice president, re-
spectively Fred Robinson, city clerk
of this city. was unanimously elected
treaturer and James Trent of Hartford
City wa smade secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
NOTICE TO CALCIMINERS
PAINTERS

The Board of Education. West Ham
mond, District No. 155, Cook County,
Illinois. wishes to receive bids for cal
Ginning and painting the interior of
the West Hammond school house Bids
should be in the hands of the secre-
tary by o'clock p. m. June IS, where
also specifications for the work can be
received.
FRED SIEGRIST, Secy.
444 West Sibley street. 1874
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Dor and will have about 20 girls to
assist her in this. Mrs. George w.
Lewis will officiate at East Chicago. A
feature of the game will be the sellin &
of lemonade, pop, and other refresh
ments popular at ball games, by bevy
of pretty girls.
The next meeting of the committee
will be held two weeks from tonight at
the Board of Education rooms. the City
Hall.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
REFLECTS BARROW
Hartford City Is Chosen as
Place for Holding Con-
vention in 1912.

Charlottesville, Ind, June 23.-With
the selection of Hartford City for the
convention of 1912, and the election OF
officers the annual convention of the
Indiana Municipal League, which be-
gan here Tuesday, came to an end yes
terday. Lemuel barrow, mayor of La
porte. was reelected president of the
organization.
Washington and Kokomo were other
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Hogs-Good to prime heavy, $1,000
6.55; mixed lots and butchers, S6.42 II
96.55; fair to fancy lights, S6.45 a 6.55 /;
roughs pigs and stays, s4.50@6.75.
Cattle Steers, s5.10@6.4O; heifers,
$3.50 q AGO; cows. $3.25@ 40; calves,
$500 $50; bulls. $3.s0@4.65.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-06-23
The Chesapeake & Ohio R'y
OF Indiana

TIME OF TRAINS AT HAMMOND
(Subject to Change Without Notice.
Daily Sunday Daily Sunday
Elk Sun. Only Elk Sun Only
Lv. Hammond
STRIP s27 m GIT m SIT m
Ar. Chicago
7:15 pm s:15pm 7:05 m 7:o5 a m
Lv. Hammond
s:2s a m 1928 m 1888 m 1888 a m
Ar. Cincinnati
7:15 p m 10:15 m 11:45 m 1885 a m
Sleeping Car on Night Trains. Buff
fet Parlor Car on Day Trains.
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Bring your family and have good
old German time. Where7 Saenger-
bund- Fideiia picnic Sunday, June %.
Kinders grove.-23-2
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-Modern Groom and bath
brick residence on Williams st; Z
foot cement basement, stationary wash
tubs. hardwood finish throughout.
rooms all newly painted and tinted,
combination gas and electric fixtures,
screens on all windows. Address d G.
Times. Hammond. 1872
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NOTICE TO TIMES
READERS

Following replies to classified ads
now at Times office. Advertisers please
call for them:
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(52egY
IA o egIz:zsYs= y 4 m 4 81 . "a
(OzAY nII 81 FL 1E 1n>I 81
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT-Furnished room in pri-
vate familyS board If desired. $50
Oakley ave, Hammond. 23-2
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than The Times to get the business
Address Forlorn. Nowhere.
LOST-Confidence in any other medium
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN on furniture. pfanoA
horses and wagons from 1 month to
! year. Lowest rates and easiest terms
Calumet Loan Co.. 212 Hammond bldg.
Hammond. Ind. Phone 323. atf
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WHERE DID SHE EAT
THE ICE CREAM

CONTINUED from Page ID
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FOR RENT - Light housekeeping
rooms. Inquire 1901 Forsyth ave,
East Chicago. Mrs. L. Miller. 20tf
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FOR RENT-Rooms for light house
keeping; no objections to children;
rent So per month. Call at 244 Michigan
ave, or phone 936R Hammond 1876
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09
DOnc ErOm NeMnrI1.

Bert Blue, of Bettsville former Ma
tional league and American Associa-
tion catcher, has signed Newark
contract 1t is now Manager Blue OF
the Molders
-Newnham has signed with New
ark. He has been appointed field
captain and will cooperate with Man
ager Blue at all times.
The Gleb brothers, pitcher and
catcher have signed Newark contracts
President Watkins of indianapolis
says they are finds.
The contract OF VIII Taylor of Bluff
Pa, was received this morning by
owner Kiene. He is a college and
semi-professional pitcher and is said
to have everything.
Clickenger's contract has been re-
eeived. He Will report with the squad
March 2S
owner Harry A. Iiiene has 21 sign
ed contracts, not counting that OF
Manager Bert Blue and Captain A
Newnham. In addition these two mer
will bring along a half dozen recruits
and Manager Watkins has promised
the Newark owner the pick of a hal
dozen or more from his ball parl
after the indianapolis lineup ha'
been secured.-Newark Advocate.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09
BASKET BALL t..

Tomorrow night at the Y. M. c.
A. Gym the local "Y'' Reps basket
ball team will meet one Of the fast
est teams they have played this
season. This team the L. b. Mart
lins of Columbus, contains such
players as Spanglet, captain of o.
S. u. basket ball team, Baker OF
the Marysville Crescents, and
"Dutch" Powell center on the o. >.
U. team. Judging ny comparative
scores, the Marion boys will have
to play up to their limit TO beat the
Martins. as this team has defeated
the Gallon Runts at Gallon and
Plain City at Plain city. The Plain
City team ranks well up among the
top notchers in the state, and to de-
feat them on their own floor is quite
a task. The Martins have done this
and come to Marion, intent upon tax
ing the Marion boys into camp The
locals by working hard, expect to
keep up the good work started last
Friday night. when they defeated the
fast Kenton Reds. Play will begin
at 3 o'clock
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Another Attempt at Tyranny.

Springfield. Ills, March 9.--That
ed predecessor, the hobbie skirt, will
no longer grace the forms of Illinois
women if bill introduced in the leg
islature today goes through. The bill
fOrbids skirts of less than yard and
- half in circumference at the bot
tom or more than three yards and abb
solutely bars the "harem" model.
A fine of from $40 to $50 for each
offense is provided. Representative
Murphy, who introduced the bill. de-
clared that the new skirt creation
blocks traffic both by impeding the
movements Of the wearers and by
causing crowds of the curious to
gather.
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THE DOWLERS
AT BUFFALO
Will Open the National
Association Meeting To
morrow-Floss Probab-
ly New President.
BY limited Press wire.

Buffalo, N. Y, March 9.--The bust
ness and executive sessions of the Ma
tional Bowling association will be
open tomorrow i'm connection with
the big tournament now in progress
at the Broadway arsenal. There are
two things of Importance to come up
the naming of the place for the next
tournament and the election of Off
GERS.
John c. Floss is the most likely
candidate for the presidency. while
Washington, ID. c., is conceded to
have the best chance of securing next
years tournament.
Jacob r. Mueller of New York, now
leads in the singles in the N. b. A.
with 666, while Walter s. Crewson OF
the Alliance. Ohio, team is second
with 655. Other high scores in this
division were Schultz, Cleveland, 6O7
Price. New York. 602, and Wichman,
New York. 602. In the doubles
Brewer and Tuthill of Brooklyn did
the best work, rolling 1919 and land
ing third. McLaren and Nutter. of
Brooklyn, 1.1S6; Roster and Eichen-
lab. Brooklyn. LII; Peplinske and
Genspeimer. Erie. Pa, 1,156, and
Barino and Prio, New York, Las.
Utica state league team made the
highest score of the five-man teams
rolling 2,745 and landing in fourteenth
place. Other high scores i'm this di-
vision We're made by the LaSalle team
of Buffalo, 2,66S; Stetson B. c., Can
ton. Ohio. 2.647; Progressives of Can
ton, 2,616; Tabernacles of Canton, o.
6i9. and Times-Dispatch, Richmond,
Virginia. 2,47S.
High ten in each division:
Individuals.
Jacob +. Miller. New York. CSC
Crewson. Alliance, Ohio, eos.
Senomes. Chicago. 647.
HALEY, Detroit, 645.
Greenfield, Cleveland, 643
Graf, Chicago, Gal.
Horton, Yonkers, n. Y, G32.
Giroux, Detroit, 632
Woessner. Pittsburg. 632
j. Beecher, Monticello, n. Y, 632
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the newspaper comment on the mill
tary maneuvers planned for tod
Texas will, / am sure, be reassurlng
both to my government and to my
people who naturally have been great
ly disturbed by these sensational
statements.
Regrets Tone of Newspapers.
81 greatly regret tine tone of many
of the comments of the American
newspapers upon the whole matter
and also the excessive number Of
false rumors which are daily printed
about Mexico. 1t Is impossible for
me to understand why sensational
developments should be expected with
respect to two peoples whose rela-
tions are so well defined as those of
Mexico and the United States and
who are living and for a long time
have lived as good neighbors."
Limantour made public the text of
the telegram which was sent direct
by President Taft to President Diaz
to supplement the message conveyed
by the American charge d'affaires to
the Mexican chief executive through
the Mexican state department.
NopN VI WHltu was sent over ITOHi
Washington today. It reads as fol-
lows:
Doesn't Wont to he Misunderstood
The president of the United states
has the earnest desire to express to
President Diaz his firm purpose to
avoid the wrong Interpretation and
sensational construction made by the
newspapers upon the military maneu
vers which are going to take place
in Texas. as well as in other parts
of the United States and he takes
the liberty of giving to President
Diaz and the Mexican government
the assurance that such maneuvers
have not the slightest significance
which should cause any apprehension
or feeling to our good friendship of
the SOUTH
LA Baria Satisfied.
Washington. March 9-Following a
conference with President TAFT, Senor
De La Barra. Mexican ambassador
to the United States. said today
that the president had personally re-
iterated assurance or the good inten-
tions Of this county toward the
Dias government.
French Opinion.
Paris March 9-LeTemps. the first
French paper TO cditoralzc on Amcri
cas- military movement. says 1t be-
lieves the demonstrr ton is to show
Mexico the dlreful consequences that
would follow her cession of naval
base in the eastern Pacific to Japan.
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A SURE ENOUGH
Continued from pnrc One.


with the situation agree that IL Diaz
is dead, no man now exists in Mexico
capable of holding the government
together. Limantour and the other
leaders now in ascendancy, are civil
lians, and not army men. No man
can control Mexico unless he can
control the army, 1t Is declared. Cen
eral Reyes. who is m Paris and who
is the idol of the army. is declared
to be the only living man who could
master the situation.
The fact that President Taft ad-
dressed a reassurng message to Diaz
last evening was not taken as proof
that Taft had evidence that Diaz was
alive. He addressed Diaz merely as
the head of the Mexican government.
The rumor of Dlcz-s death has
spread the belief that the news of
his illness was received here on Mon
day evening and that it was the
cause of the swift Unprecedented or
ders for mobilization at, San Antonio
of the largest body OF United States
soldiers ever assembled at one place
since the civil war
If Diaz Is dead, or should die. the
United States will be compelled
either to assume a protectorate or
to take actual contruf of the country.
The state department officials who
have dreamed of the United States
flag flying all the way southward 10
the canal renewed the vague propht-
cies, but there was little belief here
that the United States will attempt
more than to restore odred and com
pei the establishment of a definite
form Of government
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1911-03-09
CITY COUNCIL WILL
VIEW CAMPBELL STREET
Thoroughfare Will Probab'
ly be Paved This Spring
All Property Owners Have Now Sigh
ed the Petition TO Badly Needed
ImprO, emcnL

After rather long wait those who
have been advocating the paving of
Campbell street from Center street
to the Big Four railroad, have finally
secured the signatures of every pro-
perty owner ON the street to pet-
ton asking the city council to make
the Improvement. Campbell street Is
probably one of the most frequently
used streets in the city, excepting the
main thoroughfares, and the improve
ment which council is asked to make
has been badly needed for severa
| years.
Members of the city council vii
meet with interested property own
ers Friday afternoon and view tn
street 1t IL likely that action will b.
taken AT the first meeting of the so
Ions looking to an early Improvement
of the street.