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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
MOTIONS AND ORDERS
Courtroom No. 1.

Courtroom No. L.
e214-Joseph Grimmer VS.. Barbara Hal
I'm. Find for petitioner that defend
ant is a person of unsound mind.
Judgment.
91s5-Holy Trinity Society No. 337 Of
Polish Roman Catholic Union Of
America VS. Frank Murawski. De-
PENDANT fles confession of Judg-
ment. Find for plaintiff for s213.
Judgment.
6s9s-Moses Goldberg VS.. Northern In
diana Gas & Electric Co. Plaintiff
dismisses. Judgment.
Courtroom No. ..
s5ss-Margaret Klassen, executrix. VS..
Joseph Debold eft al. Nunc pro tune
entered on order showing publica-
ton of notice on defendants.
Courtroom No. l.
752S-Rudolph Hegener Co. VS.. Joseph
Frost ct al. Find Cor defendants
that plaintiff is not entitled to lien.
it being a material man furnishing
material 10 another material man.
Defendants recover costs and lien Is
Cancelled, to which plaintiff excerpts
and files motion for new trial. Over
ruled and exceptions. Prays appeal
to appellate court. Granted. Thirty
days for bond in sum of 800, with
J. Glenn Harris and Clarence
Bretsch as surety. Bond approved.
Thirty days for bill. Judgment.
75SS-Frederick A Simonson VS.. 1ndi-
ana Harbor Belt r. r. Co ct al.
Order changing venue vacated and
affidavit Withdrawn. Defendants
file answer. Find for plaintiff fo~
$3.50 Judgment satisfied in open
court.
T599-Gen. Furniture Co. VS.. Mary Billie
ter ct al. Motion to set aside de-
fault and Judgment overruled. sep
arate and several exceptions.
76o0---Gen. Furniture Co VS.. Mary Bill
Letter ct al. Motion to set aside de-
fault and judgment overruled- Sep
arate and several exceptions.
76o1-Gen. Furniture Co. VS.. Joseph
Billeter eft al. BY agreement of par
ties Judgment is set aside and va
waited. Cause dismissed by plaintiff
Judgment.
7602-General Furniture Co. VS. Joseph
r. Billeter ct al BY agreement OF
parties Judgment Is set aside and
vacated. Cause dismissed by plain
tiff. Judgment.
7912-Michelin Tire Co ct al. VS.. Ham
mond Garage Co Receiver files pc
tition for leave to sell automobil Il
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
Lake Co. Bankers Hosts.

Gary and Lake county bankers will
be the hosts to the group members of
the Indiana State Bankers association
which meets in Gary on Thursday.
June IS.
The bankers Will hold their meeting
at the Gary Commercial club. They
will be dined and be shown about the
steel mills by the members of the Gary
Clearing House association. Bankers
are expected from the entire tenth con-
gressional district and from points
south of Lafayette and as far east as
Fort Wayne.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06

circus and his efforts are always we'll
applauded
Among the star swimmers with the
water show are: Grace Hall, Florence
Shoulder and Kitty Ham, all of whom
have gained national regulations for
their ability as water nymphs and have
gained many medals and other trophies
for their prowess as natatorial won
ders. Little Grace Hall, who is a mere
child is the girl who swan from the
Battery at South Ferry. New York to
Fort Hamilton away out in the bay.
while she has also made a number of
long swims along the Atlantic sea
board. Her most recent feat was the
winning of the ladies' race at Steeple-
chase Park at Coney Island, the week
before last. when she was the recipi-
ent of a handsome gold medal OF
which she Is justly proud. Florence
Shoulder Is another clever little swim
mer and her graceful antics in the
water have gained for her the soubri :
quet of THE Girl Fish"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
DYER.

Sixteen children made their first holy
communion this mornig at st. Josep's
Catholic church.
Henry Hothan of Hanover Prairie
transacted business here today.
Henry J.. Keilman and NJ. Fagen
transacted business in Chicago today.
Mesdames ]. Stoiber and J. Smith
were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Mrs. Geo. Schaefer was a Chicago
visitor Wednesday,
Misses Emma and Peronica Keilman
and r. ANDRE were Chicago shoppers.
Mrs. c. Klein and daughter Barbara
were Chicago visitors yesterday
Mrs. w. Gettler was the guest OF
Hammond relatives today.
F. s. Scheidt transacted business in
Crown Point yesterday.
j. l.. Keilman transacted business in
Chicago today.
Edward Brewer was Hammond visi-
tor Wednesday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
AT LAKEWOODS PARK.

Free exhibitions will be given at
Lake Woods park during the week end.
The Roughtons will perform. Ward and
his band will appear and the DeCast
trio entertain in the rathskelier.
Jim Naming. a popular Hammond
Gary young man, has been made man.
ager of the dance hall. He will re-
organize the Lake Woods Pleasure club,
which ffourished last year. The first
dance of the club will take place next
Thursday evening. Dances are held
nightly at Lake Woods Park now
La Bella Marguarita and the Fatima
sisters will be presented in the theatre
on Sunday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
TOLI,ESTON.

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Tschabold are visit
ing with friends in Hobart for few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Bennett are visiting
relatives in Chicago for a few weeks.
Mrs. E. f. Fifeld and children are
visiting relatives in Crisman, Ind.
Mrs. E. Beckman of Waterloo. N. Y.
is the guest of ]. B. williams and fam
lily.
Mrs. w Kriwitz was a Chicago Wis
itor yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs w G. Osborn are en-
tertaining relatives from Wanatah.
Mrs. ]. P. Maloney was a Hammond
visitor yesterday.
Irving Paustle is visiting relatives in
Michigan for few days.
Miss Lille voss and Mrs. y. G. Ward
were Hammond visitors yesterday.
Bill Wahli is visiting in Chesterton
for a few weeks.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
GARY CROWN POINT
CARS IN TWO WEEKS

Judge Ora L Wildermuth, vice presi-
dent of the Gary & Southern Traction
company. today promised street cars
from the Gary steel mills to the Crown
Point square within two weeks.
Construction on the line between Lot
taville and Crown Point is being hust-
led and within a few days the crossing
will be put in over the Erie railroad
The negotiations between this road
and the Gary Interurban regarding
running cars direct to the steel mills
will terminate satisfactorily, it is
stated.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
Gets a Promotion.

j. f. Newman of the Gary Y. NJ c,
A. local manager for F. w. Wool
worth's and 10-cent store in Broad
way, has been promoted and transferred
to St. Paul, MINI. to be manager of the
store at that point
The St. Paul store ranks among the
first % of the 600 stores owned by the
Woolworth syndicate. 1t is about four
times the size of the Gary store.
Newman" said H. G. Hay Jr., Gin
three years from now Gary will be so
big that they will be transferring you
back here as another promotion"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
EAST GARY.

Friends of Miss Elsie Christianon
pleasantly surprised her Monday even
ing at her home southeast of town in
honor of her 18th birthday. A good time
was reported by all present
After enjoying a two weeks vacation
spent at his home in Ossian, Ind, f. F.
Wilson returned to East Gary Tuesday
to resume his duties here Sec
ond trick operators
G.. E. Alexander first trick operator.
left Tuesday evening for his home at
Ann Arbor. Mich, for two weeks
visit.
The town board held it's regular
meeting at the town hall Tuesday even
ing. At this meeting William Earle
was absent for some time. was again
present as alderman of the Fourth
ward
The Misses Elsie Christensen and
Mabel Crisman were Gary shoppers
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. o. Blake and family
and Mrs. f. II. Harrison spent We'd
nesday at Hobart.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
BALDWIN co.
BUSHES WORK ON
EASTERN PLANT

Receipt OF large orders for locomo-
tives has prompted the Baldwin Loco
motive works to rush the completion of
the big extensions 1t is making at Ed
dystone, Pa, plant. Several new shops
under way at Eddystone will enable
the company to turn out a larger prod
uct.
Business of the company this year
has been unusually excellent and is
eastern steel circles the building of the
Baldwin works at Calumet is anxiously
awaited
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
KEEPING BABY COOL.

Mothers of little babies that suf- .
= fered much from the intense heat =
. In the early part of July last sum- =
. mer VIII be interested in the sue =
= cesS of the "baby tent scheme .
= adopted I'm some of the big cities. .
y The tents are placed ON HAT roofs =
. of tall buildings and In open lots, q
y with eight little cradles or cots In o
= each tent. when all was ready q
y mothers of babies under 2 years =
= were Invited to leave them at the .
= nearest available tent over night, =
q SO that the youngster In addition .
= to enjoying the privilege of sleep q
. Ing out of doors, could nlso re- =
= ceive the attention of trained .
= nurses and doctors free. .
= Some of the tents have n per- .
= forated iron pipe extending along .
= the ridge pole and connected with .
= the city water supply. On very q
= hot nights the water was turned .
q ON and allowed to stream down q
= over the canvas. BY evaporation q
q 1t greatly reduced the temperature .
q inside the tents. Some of the tents .
= were also kept cool by the use OF .
q large blocks of ice in tubs before q
= the entrance. Electric fans blew =
= the cold air from the ice into the .
= tents sufficiently to keep the bah Z
= les comfortably cool. Z
= This is the way some of the poor q
q babies are being cared for, but q
= the ideas could be utilized by any .
= one who had the welfare of the .
y baby at heart. 4
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
IN THE
SUPERIOR n0IIRTc
and CIRCUIT UUUltHO

doned his family and left II destitute.
1t is further charged that the defendant
accused the plaintiff in this case falsely.
The plaintiff charges habitual drunk
enness and asks the custody of the two
children. This case was also filed by
Fetterer.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. ,
Judge Virgil :. Reiter.
Information.

Judge Virgil :. Reiter.
Information.
The following are the settings OF jury
cases for the rest of the week:
ss4s-Hettrick Bros Co. McIliroy
& II. Co.
Friday, June r.
7212-Commodore Schlieker.
7231-Kostecky Indiana Steel.
7266-Prentzko Hornik.
7355-kaput II. w. & E. C. Ell Ry.
7SS5-Hough. etc, Kormornicki ct al.
Next week will be taken up with the
trial of criminal cases. The week fol-
lowing Convention week. will be given
over to the trial OF civil court cases.
The court expects to take up civil jury
cases beginning with the week of June
rs.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO.
Judge Lawrence Becker.
The court is expected to devote the
week to special court cases.
Case Trial.
Frank B. Christianson (Cravens and
Bruce VS.. Alvin Boutwell, (Meei<er &
Crumpacker). Personal injury result
ing from assault and battery.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. ,
Judge Johannes Kopelke.
At Crown Point.
Owing to the fact that the attorneys
were not willing to go TO trial with
their cases only special matters Will be
taken up until June 10.
THE LAKE-PORTER CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. c. McMahan.
At Valparaiso.
Second Thursday, June g.
12s2-Shusterman @. T w Ry
1e93-Sanders G.. T. w. Ry.
Second Friday. June p
12S9-Johnson Wabash r. r.
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harry ID. TuthfiI.
At Michigan City.
Court convenes
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06

Mr.. and Mrs. Lippincot left at noon
today for their home in Lima, o. after
spending a few days with Mr.-and Mrs.
A. NJ. DeWeese and family at their
home in Rimbach avenue.
Mrs. Ray Watterson of petersburg.
Ind. the grand president of the L. A. .
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06

the b. of r. T. Is visiting Mrs. John T..
Walker at her home in Russell street.
Lloyd A. Hix of Claude street has
gone to Livingston. Montana to spend
his vacation with relatives.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06
MEN!
MEN!

The early decay of manhood is the
most depressing condition with which
physicians are confronted. 1t robs
the blood of its richness and fertility.
the mind of its nobliest energies, the
nervous system of its tone and elestic-
ity and the whole body of it's animat-
ing power.
1t is caused mainly through indis-
cretions of youth, in later years
through excuses and dissipation
while not uncommonly due TO over
work. severe mental strain, business
worry or other cause.
Its victims are found among all
classes of men, The sufferer will find
that where formerly he felt energetic
ambitious and a general desire to
hustle and push his business or work,
he now feels weak. tired, listless and
Indifferent and has don't care" feel
ing. He is easily fatigued and feels
unequal to any great mental or physi-
cal effort. There is an inability to
concentrate the mind. The eve lacks
it's former luster He is troubled with
gloomy foreboding and is irritable.
cross and easily annoyed His sleep
Iis disturbed and in the morning he is
not refreshed, he lacks confidence in
himself and often has pains in his
back and head
MAN. If that is your condition, it is
high time that you should stop the
small leak that is saping the vital
lily from your system. A searching
and thorough examination from an ex-
lperienced specialist may save you
| from a premature old age and possibly
worse
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-06

ARE yoU READING THE TIMES,
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THERE IS ALWAYS A "BEST
PLACE. TO BUY. TINES ADS TELL
YOU WHERE.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
JOY RIDER NABBED.
Louis Stenerson Held at Charlotte
for Capital Police.

Louis Stenerson, the twenty-two-year-
old Joy rider who is alleged TO have
stolen a Packard automobile from the
garage OF the local agency on Novem-
ber 10. was arrested yesterday at Char
lite, n. c. Detective StringfeIlow, OF
the Third precinct, will go 10 Charlotte
to-day to bring the young prisoner back
to this city.
The young man, with a companion, Is
alleged to have broken into the garage
and taken the big touring car. The pair
Of Joy riders" were traced to Philadel-
phia, thence TO New York, and back to
Philadelphia. The machine was found
abandoned in a suburb OF Baltimore.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
Senator Chiffon
Denies Missing
Girl Is His Niece
Bertha May White, Daughter Of
Prominent Pittsburg Man, Not
Related to West Virginian.

Through his private secretary. Senator
William z. Chiffon, Of. West Virginia,
last night denied that Miss Bertha May
White, the sixteen-year-old Pittsburg
girl who is lost and who is said to be
niece Of the Senator, is a relative of
his
According TO the report. the girl IS
known as Mary Johnson" although her
real name Is Bertha May White. Her
father, a well-known Pittsburger. is now
conducting a nationwide search for the
daughter, whom he has not seen for
twelve years. When the girl was four
years old the father and mother sepa-
rated because OF religious differences and
Bertha was placed IN an orphanage.
Later she was committed TO the care OF
family named Parnice. All attempts
to locate this family have proved fu-
tile
Senator Chiffon says that his wife's
mother married three times. and that IL
may be possible the girl is a daughter OF
one OF the three husbands.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
CONGRESS IN BRIEF.
tFfidsy. jan. ). IsE5
HOUSE.

Only routine bilh On the private calendar iuer'
considered hg the House. Aetef a short session.
the House adjvurned to meet Sunday noon. >Vher
euiogies win be paid 10 the late Senator Stephen
E1kins q West Virginia
Tha Senate already has held memorial services n
honor q senator Eikns. who died IN the slxty-hEs
Congress
The Stanley steel investigating COMMITTEES tele-
RrarAed AndruE CGrnegie, asking him 10 appeal
before the committee on January 10. when the stee
hearings win be resumed. Il is believed Mr. Car,
negis win appear without the islnance Of fornAl
suhpoena.
The House Committee on Accounts voted TO allCv
the stesl committee 500 additional for the eH
penses Of It's investigation. making the total Hppro
priation 70 date 81. .o0.
Representative Rsksr. q California, jOinsd th'
ranks Of the sufragists b. introducing woman !
sufinep bill
There viii be no session Of the House Saturday
but the Hous Democrats win caucus Saturday
afternoon IN the HOUSE chamber.
Members Of the 'colnnittee investigating the De
partment q Agriculture began work on the prepGra
tion Of rsport on the McCabe-Wiiey controversy
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
WILL CALL CARNEGIE.
stanley Committee WOuId Hear
Ironmnster'S story.

Ironmnster's story.
Andrew Carnegie will be among the frst
witnesses heard by the Stanley steel
committee when it resumes its sessions,
probably next week. Although no ofriclal
announcement has yet been made by the
committee, il was learned yesterday that
Chairman Stanley has sent the ironmas-
ter a telegram asking him IL he will ap-
pear. The reply to this telegram is now
being awaited by the committee, and
upon its receipt it is expected that formal
announcement will be made as to the
date for hearing Carnegie. II is reported
that the tentative date set Is JanuSfy >.
The House Committee on Accounts
voted yesterday to recommend an addi-
tioRal appropriation of 5000 for the eX-
penses of the Stanley steel investigating
committee. Chairman Stanley asked tor
$1,000 additional. but has since found
out that he can make out on 81, 900 less.
The original appropriation for the eN-
penses OF the steel investigation was
S25.OOO, which, together with the ad-
ditionaI amount agreed to by the Com
mittee on accounts yesterday. will make
a total cost OF $4,000.
Chairman Stanley hopes to make a re-
port on the steel trust within the next
three or four months and before the end
of the present session of Congress.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
Make Vessels Pay Toll.

Chairman Adsmson, of the House
Committee on Interstate and Foreign
Commerce, returned TO Washington yes
terday. following the recent visit OF the
committee members to Panama. and
Immediately formulated plans for calling
the committee together next week when
q bill to assess toll rates through the
canal and to provide for its government
will be taken up 1t is reliably report
ed that the Democrats of the House
committee will not look with favor on
the suggestion that American owned
merchant vessels should have the free
use of the canal
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
Half million Dollar Fire.

Columbia, S. C., Jan. G-Fiames, famed
by an east wind, cleaned out the heart
Of Columbia's wholesale district in west
Gervais street to-day, with a loss esti-
mated at $4,000. The fire spread from
the plant OF the Gibbes Machinery Com
pany TO. adjacent wholesale business
buildings. The heaviest loss falls on the
Gibbes Machinery Company and its sub
sidiary company, the Columbia Machine
and Iron Works, both OF which were
distroyed
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
HOLD JOYOUS CELEBRATION.
Mr.. and Mrs. walter Higgins Mar
ried sixty-tMo Years.

Mr.. and Mrs Walter Higgins. OF Gle
Massachusetts avenue. who celebrate their
sixty-second wedding anniversary to-day
have received numerous messages from
friends and relatives here and elsewhere
congratulating them on the event. The
aged couple are enjoying excellent health
and they are looking forward to to-day's
celebration Of their marriage with haPpi-
ness.
Mr. Higgins is eighty-seven years old
and Mrs Higgins is two years older. Miss
Rebecca Higgins. one of the daughters,
is with them attending to their comfort.
other daughters are Mrs. George S. SEQ
VII, of Waterbury. Conn, and Mrs Will
lam B. Love. of Virginia. both OF whom
are expected to visit their parents to-day
and personally offer them their felicita-
tions.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
''TRUE VALUE" BILL
READY FOR HOUSE
May Be Reported and Passed
Monday.
REAL ESTATE MEN ACTIVE
while House District Committed Is
voting Favorable Report and
Planning Immediate Passage Of
Important BIZ, Real Estate Conn
mIttee Is Planning for Hearings.

The bill prepared by the chairman OF
! the House District Committee calling FOR
the recital Of the true consideration In
all eonvsyances and deeds OF trust in
the District. was favorably acted upon
by the House District Committee at its
meeting yesterday.
While the committee was preparing the
bill for report to the House Monday,
George Y. Worthington, chairman OF a
committee of real estate dealers appoint
ed to oppose the passage OF the bill, was
indtting letters to the secretaries OF the
House and Senate District Committees
asking for public hearings on the bill
Whether the request from the real estate
interests will delay action in the House
is problematical. II is more than proba-
bic, however, that the District Committee
will report and try to pass the bill Mon
day, as first intended. and that when
the bill reaches the Senate and is referred
to the District Committee OF that body
public hearings on the bill will be granted.
An Important Measure.
The bin is considered one Of the most
important District measures introduced
this session. 1t was prepared by the
chairman OF the District Committee and
received a favorable report from the
Commissioners. 1t is designed largely to
aid the District assessor in arriving at
accurate valuations, and is aimed par
ticularly at what certain members of the
House District Committee decry as real
estate speculation and property jobbing
In the District.
Yesterday B. II. Warner. chairman Of
the meeting OF real estate brokers which
" hall hrs 1aW- 8W
Commerce, announced the appointment of
the following committee. which will con-
duct the active work against the pro-
posed bill: George Y. Worthington, chair
man: B. II. Warner. S. w. Woodward,
William II. Saunders. John +. wilkins
Harry Wsrdman, William W. Mathew
son, George W. F. Swartzell, Eldridge z.
Jordan, II. Bradley Davidson. James F.
Oyster, Edgar S. Kennedy. Thomas c.
Noyes. Fulton r. Gordon. II. B. F. Mac
farland, Randall Fl. Hagner. Edward B.
Mclean, J. ID. Sullivan. James L. Par
sons, J. Louis Willige, Charles W. Fair
fax, Charles ]. Bell, and Oscar W.
White.
Two other bills affecting relations be-
tween the District and the United States
in joint purchases Of property received
the Endorsement Of the committee. One
bill requires that in cases where the
United States and the District contrib
ute Jointly to the purchase of a piece
of land, title shall be taken jointly by
the two parties, the conveyance TO set
forth the proportion TO which each con-
tributed. The other bill prohibits the
Commissioners from definitely closing
any deal for the purchase OF property
Jointly with the United States or from
improving such property after its pur-
chase, without express authorization
from Congress
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
NEW RAFFLES FOUND.
New York Society Leader Said to
Be Near Arrest.

New York, Jan. 5.-The arrest of per-
son well known in New York and Lake
wood society may be the climax of the
theft Of diamond-studded mesh hand
bag belonging TO Mrs. JASPER Lynch at
the New Years dance at the Lakewood
Country Club, according to statements
Lynch.
These detectives had several interviews
with members OF Lakewood's winter set
since the night OF the theft. The Lake
wood authorities insisted to-day that the
bag had been recovered and returned to
its owner, but Mrs Lynch refused TO con-
firm this report.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-06
COMING TO CAPITAL.
Attorney Fredericks to Confer with
Wickersham.

Indianapolis. Jan. 5.-John ID. Fredericks
left here to-day for Washington. 1t is
believed the prosecuting attorney OF Los
Angeles will lay before the Department
of Justice the present stage of the dyna-
mite inquiry. -
Before his return Mr. Frederieks ex-
poets to have an interview with Attorney
General Wickersham. Frank Eckhon. OF
Cincinnati, friend and confidant OF John
Mcnamara. was scheduled 10 appear be
fore the Federal grand jury, but every
effort was made TO prevent his move
ments becoming known.