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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

We are
fully repres.
portant tina
legislation.
reason for S
Asa G. Gambler,
Alex G. King,
w. L. Peel,
S. B. thurman,
Courtland S. Winn,
j. l.. Mayson,
Thomas F. Goodwin,
Jos. E. Warren,
J. j. Hayerty,
G. E. Currier,
B. M. Grant,
A. P. Adams,
R, R. Arnold,
E. r. Thomas,
L. z. Rosser, Jr.,
Lowry Arnold,
Thos. Egleston,
Harvey Hill,
w. D. Ellis, Jr.,
A, Med. Wilson,
Sanders Mcdaniel,
George R. Law,
Robt. G. Clark,
Edwin P. Ansley,
Harvey Johnson,
H, NJ. Patterson,
G. T. Ladson,
Chas, I. Ryan,
J. K. Ottley,
Morris Brandon,
T. A. Conger,
j. M. George,
l. N. Blair,
Jno. w. Alexander,
Edgar H. Orr,
Marcus Loeb,
l. J. Lowenstine,
Walter Visanski,
R. R. Otis,
r. F, Ingraham,
w. E, Dunn,
Carlos Mason,
J. E. Belcher,
Jas, E. Warren,
Ben Newman,
J. o. Cochran,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

John Y. Smith has receiv-
ed almost the unanimous in
dorsement of the people who
know him best.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

I IL should be
This County:
selecting good
F. M. Farley,
Alvin Wellhouse,
B. M. Grant,
Chas. I. Ryan,
Lucien York,
R. E. o'Donnelly,
Henry Hirsch,
G. H, Essig,
Mark Hightower,
E. A. Hartsock,
w. L. Peel,
J. D. Fitzpatrick,
Chas. S. Parker,
Clyde L. King,
E. D. Thomas,
J. F. Alexander,
Jas. L. Wells,
Whitaker Paper Co.,
H. L. Smith,
J. F. Mcmillan,
Morris Brandon,
Chas. j. Moore,
Hughes Spalding,
Alex w. Smith,
T. A. Hammond,
Fair Dodd,
j. H. Porter,
Marsh Adair,
Frampton E. Ellis,
z. V. T. Williams,
Ben J. Conyers,
Stiles Hopkins,
James j. Raglan,
L. P. Sturgeon,
J. V, Blackwell,
B. F. Bernard, Jr,,
Wilson Bros,
]. F. Slicer,
Mahoney & Many,
w. T. Many, Jr.,
Philip S. Holt,
Frank Malone,
H. L. HARRISON, Jr.,
E, G. Lyoett,
G. A. Beauchamp, Jr.,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

]. L. Anderson, B. F.
w. M. Gordon, w. T
George R, Law, E. A.
Thos. G. Law, j. w
A. L, Day, A, ].
w. H. Johnson, J. Ii,
H. Mitchell, Chas
M. Robinson, H. M
Mr.. Cefalu, B. st
T, G. Connally, L, j.
T. G. Hughey, T. S.
w. G. Lawrence, G.. N.
E. P, McBurney, T, L.
L. ]. Kohler, H. M
Munday & Cornwall, Jake
Attorneys at Law, M. A
Flynn Hargett, Chas.
Jack Smelling, J. E,
AlexKopling, ]. E,
J. E. Newman, F. R.
Jacob Fox, Jr., ]. P.
o. L. Timothy, J. K.
G. w. McCrary, G, W
H. J. Travis, Fran
R. L. Spain, L. w
A, Fugazzi, H, G.
j. ]. Payne, R. H
Fred Bush, Georj
w. V. Mcmillan, T. V.
H. Kaplan, Maur
Alex Kreisler, John
Frank Edmondson, H. S.
]. H. Travis, A. O.
0. j. T. Moore, w N
B. Elreath, 0. d.
w. H. Moon, G. G.
T E. Joes, ]. S.
Robt. M. Dimond, G. R.
Jake E. Wilenski, A. D
w J. Riordan, F o.
J. A. Beall, j. H.
R. G. Stanard, r. H,
F, B. Gardner, B, RI
Benjamin Elsas, B, P.
j E. Chambers, D. 81
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

G. Mion,
L. B. Crime,
I. Fooinshn,
G. Lagomarsino,
r. B. Brightwell,
L. Picard,
J. Chomsky,
H. F. Askam,
J. M. Dobbins,
w. nj. Lewis,
Russell Johnson,
H. L. Harrison,
w. Floyd Johnson,
w. r. King,
Joseph Lazear,
A. E. Marcus,
w. N. Moses,
D. G. Lyle,
S. M. Barnett,
VIM, Fine,
A. B. Levy,
G. w. Holley,
j. v. Bachmin,
F. G.. Liedman,
Emil Dittler,
Albert Greenberg,
I. Lipstine,
G. E. Dodson,
Nose Straus,
H. P. Steinaur,
j. S. Davidson,
R. H. Barns,
w. D. Jones,
Rhodes Wood Furn. G,
Walter j, Wood,
John Z. Clarke,
H. A. Kennedy,
w. z. Turner,
R. L. Henley,
H. N. Neer,
J. 1. Hosford,
J. E. Stewart,
J. B. Woods,
G, G, Johnson,
G., E. Matthews,
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

men.
G. E.. Baker, G
A. E. Hairless, L
Geo, E. Morgan, L
G. w. Flishman, G
M. L. Thrower, r
w. w. Cunningham, I
A. S. Adams, J
Henry H. Schaul, F
P. Mion, j
T. J. Eady, '
P. H. FARRELL, r
H. P. Vademy, +
B, F. Boak, '
G. J. Barrett v
w. E. Grogan, J
Louis Cohen, A
w. G, Craig, v
j. G. McCollig, Z
J. A. Carroll, S
H. N. Weatherly, Y
w. H. Peek, A
JnO. F., Seawell
Oscar Elsas, j
H. E. Laskey, F
M. Anderson, T
A, L. Beauchamp, A
S. G. Forester, I
J. T. Parker, G
w, T. Henry, n
Chas. D. Honiker, +
August Denk, J
w. A. Whitley, R
B. Rosenfeld, '
G. E. Jarvis, Jr., R
A. Mion,
Sig Selig, j
Chas. J. Moore, +
E. E. Lowe, V
Jack Malcolm, R
DR.. Horace Grant, +
R. Schmidt, J
Thos. L. Bishop, J
Chas. w. Davis, J
R. Mion, G
, Chas, Adler, G
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1912-08-19

Tom Hatton, A.
Dan Papa, Lot
H. Bliem, j.
Phi. Schwartz, w,
Chas, Hirsch, G.
B. B. Owen, w.
Frederick Thimas, G.
r. L. Norton, j.
w. S. Walker, l.
J. o. Ellis, Coz
Silas M. Truitt, En-
M. A. DuPree, Jr., M.
T. M. Backus, ].
H. j. Dowdy, w.
D. Shumate, w.
R. D. Wescott, A.
j. Gaunt, E.
j. 9. Rather, S. !
E. T. Murphy, 1. S
E. G. Lambert, J.
G. w. HUMPHREYS, G.
A. Gerard, Mo
A. L. Curtis, j.
H. G.. Andrews, w.
P. o. Hagerty, M.
E. M. Cason, L.
G. G. Turner, N.
John Fisher, w.
P. w. Smith, w.
M. Brady, NJ.
Thos, G. Spalding, J.
George Foster, J. T
Jacob Vogt, H.
E. T. Harvel, w.
w. w Thurman, ].
T, H. English, N.
Burton Bishop, r.
G. A. Smith, j.
j. S. Hall, L.
J. G. Marks, G.
Phi. Dietz, J.
John Peacock, w.
A. A. Teitlebaum, Jos
R. H. Caldwell, Jr., C.
L, H. Fair, w.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09

a hard fought battle, as Gary and In
diana Harbor will make a hard fight
to gain a lead over Hammond, which
heads the league by a margin of about
three games.
Next Sunday Indiana Harbor will
invade Hammond and the Indians will
make every possible effort to capture
the bacon. This week will see them
in hard practice work, and from all
rumors Indiana Harbor will come here
with a number of new faces in their
lineup. While the Indiana are doing
this Manager ssohl Of Hammond has
not been idle. as he has ordered sew
eral releases and is making an effort
to trade several men.
Other teams in the league are
strengthening their lineups and will
do their utmost TO secure as strong
an aggregation as possible. Crown
Point. which took big slump from
the head of the league to the bottom
of the ladder. is also getting busy
and when Laporte invades the Hub
next Sunday afternoon they will be
surprised to see a strong and prac-
ticafly new lineup. Henning. who 1t
was reported had quit the last years
champs. will be back in the game and
with him five or six other strong
players who were with the Hub the
latter part of last season
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09

Hammond.
Jane Brock. box 49,. walla wala.
wash
-Annah Emery. 52s Logan street.
Hammond
Theo. Crosman. 1862 Prospect avenue.
Morgan Park, III.
EDNA Nelson. Atwater MINI.
Augusta Courier. 1880 Monroe ST.
Rochester. Ind.
Albertine Shepard, 2slo Talbot ave,
Indianapolis.
Genie Gunderson Richland Center,
Wis
Mabel Sage. Rockville. Ind.
Imogene Cameron. s15 Franklin ST..
traverse City. Mich.
Edith kimpton, Eag.e River. Wis.
Caroline keife. II Green street, Dan
vcrs, Mass.
Mary stein. Gary. Ind.
Ella Thaw, North Girard, Pa.
Marie l>ahl, Strum. Wis.
Lila Schoenenan. Whiting. Ind.
Caroline Putnam. 1880 Roberts ave-,
Hammond.
Cecilia Noble. -owell Mich.
Marie stout. 10 Carroll street. Ham
nond
Ruth sohl, 40 Mason street. Ham
mond.
Kate Hamilton, Chassell Mich.
NJ Pearl stanley, 1915 West SUPERB
or street Kokomo. Ind.
Laura Beck, 254 West Main street,
Valparaiso, Ind
Mile PAUL. Ontenagon, Mich.
Marie Landon, 40 Clinton street. Ham
mond
Rose Little, Plainfeld, Ind.
Idelette Ferguson, 80 Richard street,
Joliet. Ill.
Emily Crosby. Evansville, Wis
Gertrude Sheen, stanton. Mich.
Margaret Blair. 4ss Kane avenue,
Hammond.
New Teachers.
Eunice Meikle, Hammond.
Louise Carter, Hammond.
Eva Wilson. Hammond.
Beva McCorkle, Thorntown. Ind
Lucy Applegate, Thorntown, Ind.
Theodosia Hood, Cooperstown, Pa.
Edith NJ. Barger 57o2 Drexel ave-,
Chicago.
Ida Jones. Westheld. Ind.
Mrs Agnes Bruce. Hammond
Anna e. Keen. Streator, Ill.
Nellie Finnucan. Shadeland. Pa
Sadie Van Doren. Ionia, Mich.
Elizabeth King, 1124 Oak street, To-
ledo. o.
Katheryn Kennedy. Hancock. Mich
Frances Allen. Streator, Mich
Elizabeth Talcott. physical supervis-
or, DesMoines, Ia.
MarseIe Murray, music supervisor OF
grades, Hoopestown, H.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
LIST Of NEW TEACHERS
ANNOUNCED BY M'DAN|EL

Twenty new teachers will fill the va
eancies this fall created by the resisna-
tions at the end of the school year in
the corps of the Hammond public school
teachers
With the exception of possibly a half
dozen. the entire list for next year is
completed. AS far as completed it is
as follows:
c. NJ. Mcdaniel. superintendent. Ham
mond
Bertha Hansen. secretary. Hammond.
Miss Anna Earl Grady, art supervisor.
6so5 Kimbark avenue. Chicago.
Allen P. Owens. physical supervisor,
Hammond.
r. E. Aercrombie, manual training.
Hammond.
Clark Leaning. high school music
supervisor. Hammond.
High school Teachers.
F. D. McElroy. principal Hammond.
A L Murray, English, Central school,
Hammond.
R. G. Rupp. physics and English,
Central school. Hammond.
e. L. Tillman, science. Winona Lake.
Mimi.
Miss Mabel Duley, English. Univer-
sity of Chicago. Chicago.
Marguerite Griffith. German, Hunt
ingburg. Ind.
Oral Shun. latin, Davenport, Ia
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
OIL SPRINHLING
FAR PREFER ABLE
Kills Dust Germs and Dis
ease; Hammond People
Glad of Change.

The most commendable thing under
taken by the board of public works
this spring, in the estimation of many
Hammond people was the street
sprinkling with oil. Dust and dirt are
forgotten worries, and the whole city
is better and healthier place to live in
because of the improved sprinklinS
method which was first advocated by
THE TIMES and Fayette street on which
THE TIMES building is located was the
first sereet in the city to be oiled two
years ago.
Hammond has quite a number of
macadamized streets. and on all of
these, with the exception of those
streets on which the Green Line has the
right of way, the dust is laid with oil
Property owners along the Green Line
were in hopes that this company would
follow the example OF the Gary and
Interurban and springle it's right Of
way through the populated section of
the city, with oil, but short strip on
State street east of Calumet avenue is
the only one on which the Green Line
would make the concession.
VIII Improve Streets.
At first 1T was feared that a lot of
the oil would be carried into the
houses, but the judlclouS application
averted any trouble from this source.
Three years ago, not single street
in Hammond was sprinkled. Then the
people driven to desperation resorted
to the water springling hoping to get
relief from the clouds of dust that rose
with each gust of wind of passing
automobile, but it was found that the
water washed away the pavement, and
that an hour after the water had been
applied the street was as dusty ever.
1t was very unsatisfactory, and the
board of works called mass meeting
at which the sentiment was unani-
mously in favor Of the oil. The con-
tract was awarded to John Prohl, who
made a good job of it, doing really
more than was required of him under
| the contract.
Under the contract another applica-
| ton of the oil is to be made later this
| season, and experience in other cities
shows that next year the oil sprink1ing
will be even more effective than this
| year
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09

Grace Eaton Hauk, pubic speaking.
Peoria Ill.
Mary Burhans. history. Lowell, Ind
Flora Kline, latin and history, Ham
mond
J. Gardia Merriett, 545 Union avenue
German and math., Ionia. Mich
Annie Bassett, mathematics, Milan O.
Marie Newnham commercial South
Bend Commercial college. South Bend
Ind.
Grade Teachers.
Evan Ryan, Colnan. S. D.
Jane Gilday, Erie. Mich
Margaret Blake. 5000 woodlawn ave-,
Chicago.
Jennie Mabs. Allegan, Mich
Alice Holm, 81 Rimbach avenue, Ham
mond
Blanchard Kenney. Williams street.
Hammond.
Florence Dolph, North East, Pa.
Blanche Kennedy. Albion, Pa.
Belva Bert. Mountainair, N. NJ
Ada Mcknight. Portage. Mich.
Stella Shafer. 122 Detroit street.
Hammond.
Florence Ward. 1osss Wabash, ave..
Chicago.
Delta Curry. Benton Harbor, Mich
G. B. Shepherd. care of Mrs. S Sat
terwhite. Shelbyville Ky.
Nina Pettet, 6ss Epglewood avenue,
Chicago.
Helena Amoss, Williams street.
! Hammond.
Mona Trimble. 80 Carroll street. Ham
mond
| Elizabeth Carter, $50 HoIgate avenue,
| Defiance. o.
Ellen Clark, box 5e7. Knoxville, Tenn
! Margaret Gansbergen. 2s47 West
| Polk street, Chicago.
Mrs Susan Shaffer, 4s3 Kane avenue
Hammond.
| Hazel Butterheld, 7os North Lafayette
| street. Macomb. Ill.
Pearl Mckinney, Williamsport, Ind
| Estelle Bauer, 1921 Ellis avenue. Chi
cago.
| Clara Matthies. 1e Williams street
Hammond.
Iva Titus, 2e4 East Menominee street
Belvidere, Ill.
Cecil Inman. westheld. Ind.
| Grace Ralston, 419 Salem street
Rockford, III.
Margaret Games, 52s Western ave.
| Blue Island, ILL.,
/ Alta Adkins, 1905 jefferson avenue
Laporte, Ind.
Lulu Symmes, Charlottesville. Ind.
Margaret Fedler, Cedar Lake. Ind
/ Nellie NJ. johnson, Nunica, Mich.
i Olga Johnson, Nunica, Mich.
/ Minnie Schultz, soc Michigan avenue
i Hammond
Dora Duncan, 1888 North Main street
/ Decatur, Ill
Ruth sutcliffe. 1854 Michigan ave.
II Chicago.
Il Hortense Richter. 740s Normal boule
ward, Chicago.
4 Ocie McCool Cameron, Mo.
II Blanche Nixon, 220 South Saunder!
street, Maryville, Mo.
= Norma Locklin, Is Warren street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
Autoist Is Sued.

As the result of collision of an
automobile and a motorcycle at Black
Oak, in which accident Joe Dub was
killed, John Dub, his father. has start
ed an action for $4,000 damages
against a man by the name of Sexton.
whose christian name is unknown the
owner of the car
This morning Deputy Sheriff George
Block served papers on John Nimetz
attaching the car, which was placed
in his possession after the accident.
The accident is alleged to have hap
pened June %. 1912. The complaint.
which was filed by w. j. McAleer al
leges that Sections car was running
on the wrong side of the road and
that this was the cause of the acct
dent 1t is alleged further that Sex
ton had an unobstructed view of the
road and that the accident was the
result of carelessness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
the facts about the new bank.

the facts about the new bank.
Although the statistical report
shows that go of the depositors are
foreign born only about 80 can be con-
sidered as foreigners. the balance be-
ing naturalized American citizens born
in Canada, Germany. Sweden. Great
Britain, Italy, Russia and Hungary.
The foreign patrons of the bank
show the Italian first. Austria Hun
garisns second and Russians third. in
numb Der of deposits.
Hammond, Indiana Postal Savings
Bank: Oct. 81. 1911 to June 80. 1912:
Total amount deposited in Oct, 1911.
1927. Withdrawn none.
Total amount deposited in Nov. 1911,
s1.414. Withdrawn, $122-
Total amount deposited in Dec, 1911,
s135o Withdrawn. s41o.
Total amount deposited in jan, 1912,
s1017. Withdrawn, s297
Total amount deposited in Feb. 1912.
s1,2e5. withdrawn, s360
Total amount deposited in March,
1919. s1.158. Withdrawn, s572.
Total amount deposited in April.
1912. s1.o4s. Withdrawn, s77s.
Total amount deposited in May. 1912.
s2,1s4. Withdrawn, s717.
1912, 2.537. Withdrawn. s1.o26.
Total amount deposited, s12,541.
Withdrawn. S4.277.
Net amount remaining on deposit
June 30, 1912, $1,000.
Total number accounts opened Oct.
81 to June 80, 1912, 1886
Total number accounts closed Oct. 81
to June 80 1912, IS.
Total number accounts remaining
open ON June 80, 1912, lis.
Statistical report of depositors:
Male, American born, white. ....... a.
Male. Foreign born. white. ......, SO
Total number male depositors. $50. 81
Female. American born. white. IL
Female, Foreign born. white. ......
Total number female depositors. 80
] Total number depositors male and
1elnale ............ liz
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
!. D. B. A. HOLDS
A PUBLIC INSTALLATION
From All Parts of Calumet
Region Attendance Is
Noted.

Members of the Ezra lodge No. 434.
l. o. B. A. and their friends enjoyed
public installation of officers on last
sunday afternoon at the Auditorium
hall, Indiana Harber. There were men,
bers and guests present from every city
in the Calumet region. in the heighbor-
hood of 800 having gathered for the cell
ebration.
The program commenced at o'clock
in the afternoon and lasted until 10
o'clock in the evening. The committee
on arrangements was composed of
Messrs NJ. Cohen, n. Kaufman, H. Scha-
raga, A. Brozowsky and D. Mankowitz-
The program for the occasion was as
follows:
Benedictfon .....-..--- Rev. Krauss
Introductory j. Teitleman
Vocal Solo 49,. Miss Mamie Teitleman
Installation of Officers. Grand Deputy
Vocal Solo. ......-...--. Morris Krauss
Piano Solo. Miss Martha Wolper
The Order. l. ]. Modjeska
selections. Misses
Anna, Frieda and Mamie Teitleman
Vocal Solo. Morris Krauss
The Lodge DR.. S. Herskovitz
Refreshments.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
A CIRCUS PARADE WORTH SEEING
The Hagenbeck Wallace Display of Horses, Animals
and Cages Is Beautiful

While only a small percentage of the
people can own automobiles and appre-
eiato them. every man. woman, and
child admires a beautiful horse. For
years the name of Wallace has been
synonymous for fine horses" be-
cause he himself has always PERSONAL
y taken a pride in horse flesh. When
he first embarked in the show business
he adopted as a slogan, The finest
horses of any show on earth" and that
he has lived up to it is attested by the
millions of people who have seen the
Wallace parade
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09

The movement was was attempted
feature OF circus day has signally fall
ed. and the Hagenbeck- Wallace Com
bined Shows are instrumental in retain
ing that part of the circus which is
enjoyed by thousands who are not able
to attend the performances When this
enterprise visits Hammond Monday.
July p, the population Will turn out
en- masse, for they have the reputa-
ton of making a street parade well
worth taking time to see.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO.
Judge Virgil s. Reitex.
Information
Court has adjourned for the sum
mer.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM NO. .
Judge Lawrence Becker.
Information.
The court has ordered that an ad-
Journed term of court will be held on
July is. to take up matters that may
come before II.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT, ROOM NO. J
Judge Johannes IxopeIke.
At Crown Point.
Court has adjourned for the term.
THE LAKE-PoRTER CIRCUIT COURT.
Judge w. c. MeMahan.
At Valparaiso.
Court has adjourned for the term
PORTER SUPERIOR COURT.
Judge Harry ID. TuthiiL
At Valparaiso.
Court adjourned.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
IN THE
SUPERIOR nf1IInTQ
and CIRCUIT UUU2EIV

ages to the courts is Dominick Dvor-
ak
He claims that the assessment of
benefits and damages as levied by the
city is inequitable and demands dam
ages of s1.315. Dvorak owns all of
the frontage on Calumet avenue be-
tween Sibley street and the alley
north. None of the rest of the prop
erty owners in that locality remon-
strated. They all bear their assess
ment without a murmur
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
Awaiting Trial.

George Rogoff. the 15-year-old Chi
cago lad who was arrested by the
Hammond police last week following
the theft of bicycle from William
Hastings, was taken to Crown Point,
where he is being held awaiting trial
before Juvenile Judge McMahan.
Young Rogoff Is well known in
Hammond. where he was employed
about year ago. Since that time it
is rumored that he has been impli-
Gated in number of bicycle thefts in
this vicinity. but the police as yet
have not confirmed the report.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
Close on FRIDAYS.

The management of the S. W. Wool
worth & Co. and Harry Minas & Co.
five and ten-cent stores in Hammond.
desire to announce that during the
warm weather the stores will close
at o'clock on Friday nights. This
will give the clerks a chance to get
out and viii relieve them from the
strain of such a long day.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09

With three teams, Hammond, Gary
and Indiana Harbor, in close running
order for first place in the n. /. league.
the next few weeks are TO see many
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
QUESTIONS
ASSESSMENT

The first of the Calumet avenue
property owners to take the question
of the assessment of benefits and dam
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
NORTHERN INDIANA
LEAGUE SCHEDULE

Games Sunday, July Ia.
Indiana Harbor at Hammond.
East Chicago at Gary.
Laporte at Crown Point.
Whiting at Valparaiso.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09
Pabst
Blue
Ribbon
The Beer of Quality

"A N order for Pabst Blue
= Ribbon Beer carries
with it the distinc ton OF
quality and good taste.
Served with your lunch or
dinner, Blue Ribbon lends
zest and refreshment most
satisfying. Every bottle is
worthy Of your table.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-07-09

Bottled only at the
brewery In crystal
clear bottles, showing
at q glance that 1t
is clean and pure.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-25
VlHSTADT WINS
FARMERS PRAISE
Young MANAGER of Elevator
Reelected ct Increase Of
Salary Saturday
STOCKHOLDERS HAVE A MEETING
Declare 8 Per Cent Dividend
And Have Surplus Of Over
$500

Albert Vihstadt, manager of the
Farmers Elevator of this city, was
reelected at the semi-annual meet
ing pf the stockholders Saturday and
to show their appreciation Of his
wef his salary was increased.
The meeting was held at the court
house and there was a good attend
ance Of the stock holders. They
found that under the management
of the young man the surplus had
grown to nearly half of the capital
stock and amounted to 1851 .86.
They declared an s per cent dividend
and expressed their. pleasure at the
showing the company has made dur
ing the past year.
N. w. Cobleigh was elected secre-
tary in place of R. E. Fuller while
Marion Johnson and George Lechnel
withdrew from the board Of direct
ors and David McNaughton. G. Fl
Huhnerkoch and Fred Banker were
made directors.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1912-06-25
LOCAL CREAMERY
HAS FINE SCORE
Government Sends Out State.
ment Showing Redwood
Concern above Average

Redwood Falls has creamery that
makes more butter, pays a higher
price and has a lower operating ex-
pense than the average for creamer-
les in this state. Also the overrun
is nearly 4 per cent below the aver
age. This information is contained
in statement sent out by the United
States department Of Agriculture
and the following data viii show
exactly where the Scenic City Cream
cry stands with reference to the
average creamery in this state.
The creameries reporting to this
Division showed the following:
Average amount of butter made
by local creameries. ......... $50. 70i lbs
Amount made by your creamery 176 1872 lbs
Average price paid to patrons per Id.
of butterfat........... 27.O8C
Average price paid at your cream
ery...... $50. .......,.........s......- 70. LOG
Average cost Of making per pound
Ave q Da cost At vour 2ss se
Average overrun OF creameries 20.45 p. c.
Average overrun 1t your cream
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1880 p. G
The details given above are based
on reports showing over $4,000, 00C
pounds Of butter manufactured.