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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1911-09-01

Crown Point down to a few runs. He
has been sick for some time with blood
poisoning, but has recovered sufficient
ly to be in fine shape for next Sun
days game. a good attendance is de-
sired and the team should receive the
best support on their excellent showing
made in the first season of the Northern
Indiana league.
So far up to date no agreement has
been sSeached between the two tele-
phone companies operating here that
will lead toward solution of the tele-
phone tangle in the city of Crown Point,
and ii begins to look as If the North
western company was up against it,
as far as their line is concerned in es
tabiishing business in Crown Point.
Their central office has been put prac-
tically out of business and 1t is to be
hoped that matters can be arranged
and the situation cleared so that both
companies may be able to work on q
basis with advantage to both concerns
and still not mar the appearance of the
city with additional poles and wires.
]. Frank Meeker is recovering from
quite a severe sick spell. at his home
on East street.
| Misses Marie Carter and Connell will
return TO Hammond and Chicago toda,
after a pleasant visit with Miss Norma
| Bartholomae on East street.
| The city council meets next Monda,
evening for their regular transaction
1 of city business.
| William Parry transacted business il
Chicago and Hammond yesterday.
| Yesterday was good day for tn,
local marriage license mill
| Work has been commenced on tn,
| new residence for Myron Burge oil
jackson street, and possibly Mr.. Lotto
viii duplicate the structure on hi
! property two lots south of the site.
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GAVE NEEDY
TOUT JUST WHAT
HE ASKED FOR

In the days when the race tracks
we're were doing a big business the So
called race track touts were always in
evidence at every meeting and the hard
luck stories these fellows could tell
were never excelled by any other single
class OF individuals. One of the best
of these stories concerns a tout who
was following the ponies and who
reached an eastern city when a race
meeting was about TO open. The tou.
was broke and, accosting rather stin-
gy horseman of his acquaintance, told
him of his predicament why, I haven't
had thing to eat in two days" said
the tout. WE'LL" said the horseman.
step in here to this restaurant and
I'll buy you something" With vision
of a big meal the poor tout followed
the stingy horseman Into the res,au-
rant. Give this party a glass of milk
and a piece of custard pie said til.
horseman to one of the walters. Gee
said the tout, RI thought I was going
70 get some meat" Change that order
from custard TO mince pie" said the
horseman as he left a dime on the
counter and went out.
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/ ROBERTSDALE.

Mr.. Ahlborn of the Ahlborn Con-
structing company of Chicago was .
Robertsdale business visitor Wednes-
day.
Wilbur Cough of Roberts avenue was
rendered a surprise party Wednesday
evening by a number of his friends in
honor of his birthday anniversary
Games and other social amusements
We're INDUCED in until 1890. when a
dainty luncheon was served. Wilbur
was the recipient of number of pref
ty gifts from his friends.
Miss Ida Homan of Indiana boule-
ward has accepted position as ste
nographer for Attorneys Mcmahon 6.
Conroy of Hammond.
Mrs. Harry Golding of Harrison ave-
nue. spent Wednesday shopping in Chi
cage
Mr. and Mrs Charles worhle and
daughter. Anna. of Indiana boulevard
were White City Visitors last evening.
Chief Dilsneider of Hammond trans
acted business here Wednesday.
/; The 2-year- old son of Mr.. and Mrs
Allenhauser was quite badly injured al
their home in Indiana boulevard Thurs
day by falling OFF the steps onto a
pile of bricks and cement. A doctor
I
wounds were dressed He is getting
along as well as can be expected a.
| this writing.
/ Mrs. George sladek. Henry HIATT ant
children spent Wednesday in Chicago
visiting friends.
Mrs Edward Freese of Harrison av
enue had the misfortune to have thu
end of her finger almost taken of b,
i getting it caught in washing ma
chine last Tuesday at her home. TIL
wound is very painful. but it gettint
along nicely.
Mrs. Edison Moore and daughter
Bessie. and Mrs. Henry Eggers an
daughter. Cecilia. were White Cit.
visitors Wednesday.
Mrs. Merle Sellers and daughter
Gwendolyn. of 116th street were tn
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Stultz o
Windsor Park Wednesday,.
Edward Gerke and sister, Myrtle. 0
Harrison avenue are spending the wee
in Alton, ILL.,, visiting relatives.
The members of the Marquette clu
l were entertained Wednesday afternoo
] at the home of Mrs. Arthur Stress Q
III
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Higher Courts Record.
supreme Court Minutes.

1887. Southern Railway Co. eft al
VS. Mary NJ. Rose. Administrative.
Crawford c. c. Appellants reply brief.
21s4l. Ella NJ. Jester VS.. Henry w
Barrett ct al. Tippecanoe S. C. Appel
lants briefs.
21503. Edward Morris. ETC., ct al. VS..
City of Indianapolis ct al. Marion S C.
Appellee's brief on appellants petition
for a rehearing.
PISA. City of indianapolis ct al VS..
Indianapolis Light and Heat Co. Marion
S. C. Appellants briefs on appellees
petition for a rehearing.
Supreme Court New Suit.
22035. Thomas F. Mulligan vs.. Anna
B. Mullfgan. Adams C. c. Record. AS
signment of errors. In term. Bond.
Appellants petition for stay OF pro-
ceedings and brief
Appellate Court Minutes.
so91. Thomas MCGUIRE vs.. Mary
Smith ct al. Boone c. c. Appellants
briefs.
| s0ss. The d. l. Adams Co. VS.. The
Federal Glass Co. Jay c. c. Appeliee's
motion to dismiss appeal.
s0ss. The ID. L. Adams Co. ct al VS..
Federal Glass Co. ia. C. C. Appellee $
joinder in errors.
s02s. William Tarmowski vs.. Lake
| Shore and Michigan Southern Railway
Co st. Joseph c. c. AppelIee's briefs.
Appellee's request for oral argument.
s019. Frank A. knight VS.. Howard
r. Nicholas. Clay c. C. Appellee's pc
tition to amend briefs
1865. Grand Trunk Western Railway
Co. VS.. Stephen P. Hodsden. Porter $. c
Appellants petition for additional time
| to file reply briefs.
1859 Joseph NJ. Miller ct al VS.. ASS
o. Ruse ct al. Marion s. c. Appellee.
petition for extension of time.
/ Appellate Court New Suit.
i Sill Terre Haute, indianapolis an,
Eastern Traction Co. VS. Mary ]. Cray
ton. Morgan c. C. Record. Assign
ment of errors. In term. Bond.
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WHITING AND ENVIRONS

Miss Amelia Pellitier OF Harvey, ILL.,.
visited in Whiting few days this
week
Mrs. Harry Marshall of Chicago was
the guest of her ststeh Mrs. Orren
Mackey of Cleveland avenue. on We'd
nesday.
Miss Florence Schaub has returned
home from Rockford. ILL.,, where she
visited for the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Moser of the Pet
ersen flats are the proud parents of a
little son. which was born yesterday
| morning. and now the genial hardware
man wears a-smile that won't come
off
1 Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Beverly and
, daughter of Central avenue have re-
turned home from Pennsylvania, where
they were the guests of Mr.. Beverly s
parents.
I Mr.. and Mrs NJ. Lutz have moved
from 119th street to their new home in
Pennsylvania avenue which they pur-
chased from Tom Oliver.
| Miss Margaret Moylan. who has been
working in the East Chicago office oil
! the N. /. G. & e. Co., returned to the
local office yesterday.
/ Mr. and Mrs. William Walker ano
A. Walker OF Detroit have been here
twisting their aunt and uncle, Mr.. and
| Mrs. William Gamer OF Central ave
nue..
! Miss He1e Holl of Alton, ILL.,. an6
, Charles D. Gamer of Whiting and Mr.
| and Mrs. William walker of Detroi
took dinner at the LaSalle, in Chicago
on Tuesday evening.
Mrs Josephine Jewett spent Wednes
day visiting her sister, Mrs. Franz
Spohrs. in Hammond.
Misses Inez Lee Florence Lee, Grac,
Smith. Della Fieres, Bessie Naef. 10
sephine Jewett. Helen lO'Hara and An
ma May Dineen have been attending
the teachers institute at Crown Point
Mrs. John Sullivan of Windsor Parl
visited her aunt. Mrs. Edward O'IIar:
of Cleveland avenue yesterday.
Mrs William Emmel has returned I
her home in Quincy, ILL.,, after visit
ing her son. William Emmel adm fam
lily of 10th street. Mrs. Emmel, VIII
is so years of age. found great diff
Guilty in getting here to visit her soT
whose illness has confined him to hi
bed for several months. The Emmel
called in another specialist the earl
part of the week. but the family wer
informed that it was almost impossible
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DYER.

DIR. VIM. D. Weis of Hammond was
a Dyer business visitor yesterday.
Mrs. w. Gettler and children went
to Hammond to spend the day with
relatives.
Phillip Keilman and T. Chenard were
Hammond visitors Thursday.
Mrs. J. Keilman was a Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
Mrs l. Hartman and daughter WE'RE
Hammond visitors Thursday
Mrs. P. Schaller and f. Schaller
Were Hammond visitors yesterday.
The Sisters of St Joseph Catholic
school arrived yesterday after spending
their vacations at Joliet.
Mrs. klaus and Frances Baumgart-
ner were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Peter Herman was a Chicago Heights
business visitor.
John l.. Keilman, administrator of
the L. r. Keilman estate. reported the
transfer OF eighty acres of the farm at
Schererville.
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10th street. Several games of pedro
were played during the afternoon, and
prizes were won by Mesdames xuehler,
Blaul and Freese. Refreshments were
served at the close of the games.
Mrs. John Kidney and sister. Miss
Julia Cannon, spent "Wednesday shop
ping in Chicago
The members of the Catechetical
class of the Evangelical church are
requested to be at the church tomor-
row afternoon at o'clock.
Misses Marie Seliger and Mamie
Mills were the guests of Mrs. Will
Smith of Englewood yesterday.
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SHJCk 8
From the Diary of ST. Lence

Hi Kard seq tibet shuff1in' deck all
night an shuffiin' yer feet next day is
sumthin' else agin.
tn devil amt allus ez black ez he's
painted. Know from pursonel 'xperi-
ence, thet sumtimes he feels purity blue.
Library Notes.
part of the new books ordered last
week have come and are as follows:
Adams. Andy. Wells Brothers. the
Young Cattle Kings; Rex Beach, The
Ne'er- Do-W Well; d. C. Beard, Outdoor
Handy Book; Lima Beard, Things Worth
Doing and How to do Them. Harold
Bindloss. sydney Carteret, Rancher; f.
H. Burnett. Secret Garden; Susan Coo
Iidge, What Katy Did Next; Susan Coo
lidge, Clover; Susan Coolidge. In the
High Valley: H. 5. Harrison, Greed
Mary Johnston. The Long Roll; Mac
Donald and Dalrymple. Fritz in Ger
many. Gerda in Sweden. Boris in Rus
STA. Betty in Canada. Kathleen in Ire
land. Manuel in Mexico. Nue San in ia
pan. Raphael in Italy: F. III. Smith.
Kennedy Square; Baldwin. Thirty More
Stories Retold: Levering. Historic In
diana: Moore. Life of Lincoln; Taggart,
: Six Girls and the Tea Room.
The following program will be OBJ
served by the Lake County Soldiers
Veteran association on Thursday, Sept
IA. 1911, at the fair grounds, Crown
Poin.
Reception at 10 o'clock a. M; bust
ness meeting at IL; basket dinner al
Il noon.
Afternoon exercises-Drum corps
nrayer Rev DunIayy: singing quar-.
tet; grafton. Rev. Billman; singing
quartet: Recitation. Mrs. W. f. Wilmer
drum corps. talk, Mrs. J. w. Youche
singing. quartet. miscellaneous talk
singing. quartet and audience, March
ing Through Georgia"
Manager Keiser OF the Northern In
diana league has received word from
Buck Velner of the Gary team saying
that Jerry Novak will do the twirlins
for them next Sunday In their gam,
here. Novak is accounted one of tn,
best pitchers in the league and ha:
always been successful in holding
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HOBART.

Mrs. Slocom and children are here
visiting at the KiIligrew home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kilker. who have
been living here for the past ten or
twelve years, have broken up house
keeping and will travel for the benefit
of Mr. Kilker. who is in poor health.
A large crowd attended the Wild
West show, which was held here last
evening.
Miss Doris Cook. who has been visit
ing friends and relatives in Chicago for
the past few weeks, returned to Ho-
bart yesterday.
William Schultz. who lives south of
town. has purchased a new five-pas-
senger Abbott-Detroit automobile.
The Hobart Motorcycle club will have
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INDUSTRY
1 ~ D IA ~ A

Connersville.-A committee of farm
ers in Columbia township has petitioned
the road supervisors having charge of
the highways in that vicinity to trim
all limbs that overhang the highways.
This the supervisors have promised to
do, and the movement has extended
TO all parts of the country. Many coun
try roads are overhung, sometimes for
long stretches, by the limbs of forest
trees. which interfere with the passage
of high vehicles.
Sullivan-The Little Giant mine, of
the Shirley Hill Coal Company. broke
it's record when 1t hoisted $4,000 tons of
coal in one day of eight hours. The
largest amount hoisted heretofore in j
day was 1.4o0 tons.
| South Bend-E. NJ Campbell, Sons S.
Co., of Indianapolis bought the $4,000
of school bonds issued at Mishawaka
The companys bid was par and &C
crued interest to September Is, and a
nominal premium of 800. The bonds
will bear interest at 4 per cent. and
will be payable in ten years. The pro
ceeds of the bond issue will be used in
making the final payment on a new
high school costing $4,000. and in
alterations to a ward building. The
Dodge Manufacturing Company. OF
Mishawaka. the largest manufacturers
of tranmission machinery in the world
has issued $1,000. 900 in per cent
mortgage bonds and filed the deed o.
trust for record here. The compan,
has two thousand employees.
Sullivan-A meeting of the Duggel
town board has been called to conside
the proposition of granting a franchise
to the Sullivan County Electric Com
pany t. furnish lights for the town.
l. Lawrenceburg The Hildebran,
Furni Company has let the contract TO
lanother large four-story building. TIL,
new building wilt be used for ware
house. It's cost is estimated at $4,000
Ltnton-At meeting of the stock
holders of the Grand opera house /
was decided to petition the court to sci
the opera house at a receivers sale t
raise enough money to pay off $21. 90
indebtedness. The opera house COS
$4o, 900.
Muncie--Charles Boldt. president o
the Charles Boldt Glass Company, whic
a number of employees are trying to bu.
said: we will continue to operate tn
Muncie factory for some months. Som
of the employees have approached US t
ascertain whether we would conside
such a proposition. We have inforrae
them that If a proper one is made W
will consider it. The work we are nov
doing in the old Muncie plant will b
done in Cincinnati"
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NO REASON FOR DOUBT
statement of Facts Backed by
strong Guarantee.

We guarantee complete relief to all
sufferers from constipation. In every
case where we fail we will supply tne
medicine free.
Rexall Orderiies are a gentle. effec-
tive, dependable, and safe bowel regr-
Iator, strengthened and tonic. They re-
establish natures functions in quiet,
easy way. They do not cause any in
convenience, gripping or nausea. They
are SO pleasant to take and work So
easily that they may be taken by any
one at any time. They thoroughly tone
up the whole sstem to health activity.
Rexal1 Orderlies are unsurpassed bic
and ideal for the of children, old
folks and delicate persons. We can
not too highly recommend them to all
sufferers from any form of constipa-
| ton and its attendant evils. Three
sizes. 10c, Csc. and soc. Remember, YOU
can obtain RexalI Remedies only IN
| this community at our store.-The
Rexall Store. The Lion Store Pharmacy
| Kaufman & Wolf. Props.
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GOUT
Like rheumatism, Once in
the System Can Be Ex-
PEELED by the Prompt
Use of Sulphur
in Solution.

Not the old fashioned disgusting
doses OF thick mixture OF molasses
and powdered sulphur. for the system
cannot asstmilate sulphur in that form.
There's a better way-SULFOSOL. the
new form of sulphur in solution---the
form anxiously desired for hundreds OF
years by the nlidecaI profession and
now first realized in SULFQEOI4
SULFOSOL Is soluble-h s sugar or
salt and 1t has brought so much JOY
and gladness to sufferers from Rheu-
matim. Gout. Eczema and stubborn
skin troubles that the whole world
should know OF this wonderful remedy.
SULFOSOL is the great vftaiizer or
the blood, expeller of uric acid and 9TH
er blood taints and conqueror of Govt
and Rheumatism. Get 1t of your near
est druggist or write to the Sulfosol
Company. ~ Trinity Place, New York.
for a free book on Gout Rheumatism,
and Blood Diseases and the successful
use of SULFOSOL in their treatment
As cleanser for the hair Sulfosol
soap is supreme. rs cents a cake at
all Druggists.
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to cure Mr. Emmel altogether, al
though he is in hopes that by treat
ment that he will be able to get him on
his feet again.
Miss Catherine Mccarthy, who has
been here from Cleveland, visiting her
aunt, Mrs. Mccarthy, on Central ave-
nue.. is spending few days with rela.
tives in Chicago.
The Plymouth Congregational Sun
day school picnic viii be held on Labor
day at Jackson park. the cars leaving
the church at 9 a. IN.
Miss Hattie Pitzele of Schrage ave-
nue. spent yesterday visiting his uncle.
Henry PitzeIe, at Calumet, and also
with relatives in East Chicago.
Rev. F. NJ Webster of the Plymouth
Congregational church will preach next
Sunday from the following themes:
The Comforts of Faith and "Separa-
ton from Evil, a Condition of Divine
Acceptance The Lords supper will
be observed in the morning.
Mrs Thomas Mccarthy entertained
about sixteen little people at her home
In Central avenue in honor of her
nephew Master Martin Mccarthy OF
Cleveland avenue, who is visiting here
The hostess served elaborate refresh
ments and a most pleasant afternoon
was spent
The whiting Grays will play Indiana
Harbors at the latters grounds mex
| Sunday. Helm has secured the serv-
ices of Harry Shelly, who has beer
a star pitcher on the Decatur club, but
who will finish the season with Whit
ing. Since coming back from Decatur
I Shelley pitched one game. that beins
| for the Artesians against Benton Har
Dor. allowing this club but three hits
striking out IA. Monday afternoon tn,
| East Chicago bunch viii invade Whit
| ing. with their COW bells and othe
noisy paraphernalia and will try har,
to win back the game they lost t
Whiting earlier i'm the eason. He'll
is not worrying about either of thes
| two games. and he claims Whiting will
have a clean slate for the week. Rog
ers will probably oppose Indiana Har
Dor and Shelley VIII be saved for tn
East Chicago game at Whiting on Mon
day.
Mrs p. Manning and son. who hav
been here visiting her sister. Mrs. \
e. Wilson of oliver street, returne
YESTERDAY from short visit in Michi
gan. on next Wednesday they wi
leave Cor their home in Wood Rive
Ill
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BURNHAM.

Mrs. William Brayon of Chicago
transacted business lin Burnham We'd
nesday afternoon.
Mrs ]. s. Doe of Park avenue was
a Hammond. shopper yesterday.
Mrs Hendricks of San Pierre. Ind,
is here visiting her son, Chester Ell
bred of Park avenue.
Mrs. Klug of Park avenue was a
Hammond business visitor Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. MeConahay of Pullman
spent Wednesday morning here with
her sister. Mrs. George Phillips.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Smith of Park
street were out-oftown visitors yes
terday morning.
The Chicago visitors Wednesday were
A. Leady, Mrs. Walter Combs and Mary
Hayes
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LOWELL.

Miss Celia Gershman returned last
evening from a visit with friends in
the city.
Mrs. Thomas Craft of Chicago will
make her home in Lowell for time.
having taken charge of the household
cares of DR.. Quincy.
Mrs. Scott Smith and Mrs. Charles
Kenney went to Attica yesterday TO
visit at the home of John Brownell
The Lige Heating and Ventilating
Co of Auburn. Ind, have been award
ed the contract for installing a new
heating plant In the public school
building. Their bid being s1.S20. They
will also put in an indicating system
for which they viii receive 5000. The
highest bid was $3.50.
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ONLY SIX TIGERS
SURE OF 1912 JOBS

Detroit, August 31.-Radical recon-
struction of the Detroit pitching stan
before the opening of the 1912 Amer-
can League season, If it can be ac-
complished, is the announced plan today
of Hughie Jennings. the Tiger leader.
Although neithep Jennings nor Presi-
dent Navin, of the club, will make a
statement as to how the reconstruction
is to be accomplished, 1t is reported that
the club stands ready to trade any OF
the forty players in its list with the ex-
ception of Cobb, Crawford. Gainor.
Baumann, Bush and Stanage.
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Hanks of Chicago, where they met rel
atives from Muskegon, Mich.
Mrs. Walters and little daughter.
Martha. visited Mrs. Harry Renbarger
al her home in Englewood Wednesday.
Miss Marie McKenna and Mrs. j. L.
DEWEY spent Tuesday evening with
Miss Ella Hohwy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lincoln Bundy and son.
Royal. returned to their home in Ho-
bol<en. \. J., leaving here Wednesday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs r. watkins were en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. A. Foray at
their home Carondulett avenue
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. George Sidlen and her sister
spent Wednesday with friends in Tass
Chicago.
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STIEGLITZ PARK.

Mrs. Sullivan shopped In South Chi
cago Wednesday.
Mrs. O'Keefe and Miss Nora Torrent
went to Chicago on business yesterday.
Master Peter and Artie Susbinski of
Whiting were visitors here yesterday
Mrs. z. D. James went to Whiting on
business Yesterday.
Miss Edna Evans shopped in Whiting
Wednesday.
Mrs. Kane and her daughter, Mamie.
were visitors here yesterday.
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Negotiate between the officials of
the Chesapeake & Ohio Railway com
pany and the representatives. of the
various organizations employed in the
shops on the system, looking toward
an increase in pay have been broken
off The company practically refused
to make any advances and strike vote
has been ordered to be taken.
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HIGHLANDS.

A. Reiner is in New York on BUSH
ness today.
Mrs. Werdemann and daughters
We're visiting in Hammond yesterday.
Mrs. J. Weatheat was visiting with
her sister. Mrs. Weirsma, today.
Mr.. Essik of Chicago transacted bus
mess here yesterday.