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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1912-10-28
Eastern Star.

Regular meeting of Ardmore Chap
ter No, TO-, Monday night at 1880.
POCAHONTAS COLEMAN, w. NJ.
LIZZIE DOVE, Secretary.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
Hammond Theater.

Eyry girl it is safe to say. has read
the story of St Elmo. and has been
impressed with the way Edna Earle
with her simple christian spirit. turned
that firm powerful character St Elmo,
from the path of sin. TO one Of re-
pentence. and all without seeming to
preach. There are many things in a
novel that are not quite clear TO the
average reader, but when an actor
studies a part for weeks, he can then
present it to even the readers in an
entire light The production viii
be seen at Hammond theatre on Sunday
matinee and evening.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16

the mark that IS evident among the
football following at the present time.
1t IS not only the main topic OF CON
versation among the fans of the region.
but large sums of money are being
wagered by the ardent following of
each team. SO evenly matched are the
squads that dope artists are saying
very little and present odds are about
even
While the Clabbys viii use their
regular men and have given out their
lineup a week in advance East chi
cago IS keeping quiet as an Egyptian
mummy and IS expected TO Journey TO
Hammond with a number of new men.
How the two squads Will weigh is at
present not known, but the present
dope is that East Chicago VIII out
weigh their opponents at least FIVE
pounds to a man
Hammond and East Chicago have
both played brilliant football this sea-
son, neither team having lost a game
East Chicago claims to have the bulge
on Hammond. but ardent followers of
the Clabbys lay claim that they are the
fastest team in the region and Will put
up one of the hardest fought battles
omorrow afternoon that has ever been
seen at the former H. 4. A. park
This afternoon the field is being put
into fast shape and in order that the
crowd VIII not interfere with the play
ers heavy wire is being stretched
around the field New goal posts viii
be erected as Walter Sohl who held
the lease on the grounds, removed them
Yesterday afternoon for some unseen
reason or other The game will be
called at 3 o'clock sharp and the Clab-
bys will line up as follows
Left end, Hillbrick and Mauche: left
tackle, Hartley and Kirber. left guard.
Boyle and Battling Mullhall; center
Smith and Green; right guard. a. Kohl
and Doll; right tackle. blocker: right
end. Daniels and Reese; quarter back
Captain Meyers. right half back. G.
Kohl and Miller: fun back f. Miller.
left half. Phrommer and Livingston
Coach Smith, former Hammond foot
BAH star. viii be in charge Of the team
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16

ed IN November. Hhere has been the
natural reaction from such speeding
up, but the mills are still under heavy
pressure for deliveries and are re-
spending well.
The addition Of more than million
tons in October to the steel corpora
tion's untitled orders was a surprise. in
view Of reports from various producers
that new contract business has lately
come in at less rate than specinca-
uons- The steady inflow of export or
ders 20 the steel corporation is one cx-
PLANTATION Of these variant reports; an
other. and probably of greater weight.
is that the steel corporation has been
selling further ahead at existing con-
tract prices than most of its competi-
ors, having taken considerable bust
ness. it is known. for delivery in the
third quarter Of 1913.
There are indications, apart from the
large Increase In its exports. that the
steel corporation viii contribute a
larger percentage Of the country's to-
tai steel production in 1912 than in
several years. Last year its total was
81 per cent; 1t is likely 10 be 81 per
cent, or even SIS per cent for 1912
Rail orders of the week amount to
about 100000 tons. including 25.000
tons for the Southern railway. to be
rolled at Ensley. Ala. The New Haven
and subsidiary lines have practically
closed for 5000 tons The r. & o. pur-
chases recently reported were $4,000
tons. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
and the New York Railways company
have bought $500 tons OF girder rails.
and 3 900 tons Of Mayari bessemer
rails have been sold in the Chicago dis
trict
Car contracts closed in the last week.
eliminating unverifed reports. were for
| $500 cars. Pending lists total 1850.
| The buying Of a large Canadian car
/ interest has been a feature OF the
week. II has practically closed in this
country for 10000 tons or billets. struc-
tural shapes. plates and bars and Is ne
! gotiating for an equal amount of pig
iron. Canadian car works will be kept
busy on present orders until late in
1913
Payment OF advances Of 50 to IS a
ton over contract prices, to secure early
deliveries of plates, shapes and bars
is still resort of certain buyers; but
| producers have done well. having in
view prolonging the pediod of full de
| mand, to keep these higher prices from
pulling u pthe general market
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
PROMISE
4 WARM
BATTLE

One of the hardest fought gridiron
battles of the season is slated on the
II \. \. field at Hammond tomorrow
afternoon, when the Clabby A. \. and
East Chicago Tigers. old time football
rivals, win struggle for the supremacy
of Lake county and the Calumet region
Both teams are fit and ready for ac-
ton and when Referee Walter Ecker
sail calls the warriors together at 3
o'clock football followers will see one
of the most interesting and hotly con
tested battles that has ever been staged
in this region.
Lake county has seen many cham
pionship gridiron battle in it's day. but
never before has enthusiasm reached
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
REAL ESTATE
DEALS MADE

some big real estate deals have been
transacted in the Whiting market dur
ing the past few days following close
upon the Schlessinger steel plant pur-
chase.
Henry Schrage has sold TO the Bank
Of Whiting lots /. and In Sehrage 8
third addition to Whiting 4 consid-
Grafton of $50 600 is stated. This prop
erty is located on the northeast corner
OF 10th and New York avenues. there
being 1922 feet frontage in 11ath ave-
nue..
The Bank Of whiting has transferred
TO Henry Schrage for s16,175 the fol
lowing pieces of property:
Lots 4 and 9. Schrage's third addi-
ton
Lot 81 Schrage's fourth addition.
Lot Mettier's addition.
Lot 10. block ?. Davidson's New York
avenue addition.
big Crown Point Deal.
Erehart Bixenman and Wife have sold
to J. Frank Meeker so acres in the
south half of the southwest quarter Of
section 81. township IS. range west
A consideration of $1,000 is given
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16

second Of SIP on Dec. 8. 1912 Also
orders deft- to pay 81 per week for
support payable on Monday of
each week
9567-Adolph Rishko VS. Emile Rish-
ko. Find for pltf. granting divorce.
Forbidden to remarry for two
years. Judgment
9450-Nici1 Mandich vs. Mary Mandich.
Find for cross complainant grant
ing divorce. and restoration of
maiden name Judgment.
9757-Lulu Barnholtz vs. John Barn
holtz Court allows pltf SIS as at
torney's fees and SO per month
for temporary allowance payable
on Nov. Is. 1912
Marybelle Mccready Is John
McCready. Find 70 rplaintin grant
ing divorce and custody Of minor
children. John r. and Lamont c.
McCready. ages and ). Also
awards s. per week for their sup
port payable on each Monday until
further order Of court
Courtroom No. /.
Consolidated stone Co VS. George
Walters ct al Find for pltf VS..
George walters for s12S762. with
relief Find that said Walters was
resident householder of this
state on oct. 90. 1912 and stin is:
that attachment and Rarnishment
Is not sustained. Garnishee deft
released. Pitt. excerpts and files mo-
ton for new trial Motion over
ruled and exceptions. Judgment
Pitt prays appeal to appellate
court. Granted Ten days for bond
in sum of $4,000. with J. Glenn
Harris and Clarence Bretsch as
sureties. Bond approved Thirty
days FOR bill.
-Michelin Tire co. ct al vs. Ham
mond Garage Co. Receiver files re-
port Of sale Of all property in his
hands total receipts Of $3.50. 30. Re
port examined and approved
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
Three New Divorce Suits.

Three divorce cases. two from Gary
and one from East Chicago We're filed
in the Lake superior court yesterday
Mike Bodo. represented by Clarence
Bretsch, started IN action against VIII
ma Bodo for divorce. It is charged
in the complaint that she left him and
went to Dayton. ohio. When she re-
turned she informed him that she did
not live him any more. The couple
We're married May 2s, 1912. and sepa-
rated Sept. >. 1912.
a Gary lawyer representing Ralph
North has started an action for a di-
vorce against Fora North North was
employed at the plant of the American
Bridge works. He says that his wife
would not cook his meals. They were
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
MINERAL SPRINGS
COMPANY SUED

The Mineral Springs Racing associa-
ton was again made the defendant in
case here today when the Sails
Mountain Asbestos Manufacturing COM
pany of Porter filed suit in the ctr
cult court The plaintiff seeks the
foreclosure of a lien taken on the prop
erty at Mineral Springs NOV. and
asks judgment for $500 70 cover cost
of roofing material furnished the de-
PENDANT company. and attorneys fees
The complaint alleges that on August
81 the racing association entered into
a written contract with the plaintiff
for the material. and the document Is
attached TO the complain as an exhibit
u. II. Ioring is attorney Tor the plain
tiff.-yalpo Vidette.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
Motions and Orders


34Ss-John J. Knickerbocker ct al. vs..
VIM. Hanrahan ct al on courts
motion case Is dropped from dock
ct TO be reinstated on motion Of
either party
4229-Edwin Bebb vs. Gustav "a ia
cobson- Dropped from docke to be
reinstated on motion of either par
521s-CharIes Blatz ct al. vs. Edwin r.
Ford ct al Court hnds that defts
recover costs against pltf Judg-
ment.
s4s9-wm. stecl<meister Va Israel T.
Cohen et al Dismissed by pltf. cost
paid
7223-Frank Jenree vs.. chas. Van sick
le ct al. Pitt dtsmisses. costs paid.
744o-State ex rel Greenwald vs.. Al
bert Lewis. Dropped from docket.
764T-Walter J. Iotz vs.. Bessie G. Lott.
Pitt. dismisses. Judg'< mt.
7957-Charles Baran VS. Wladislaw
Ozdinski ct al Pitt. dismisses.
costs paid.
S1S2-James H. O'Brien vs.. Antoinette
Walton ct al. Pitt. dismisses costs
paid
s2os-Isiah Meyer ct al. vs. Felix Lum-
bardo. Dropped from docket to be
reinstated on motion.
S427-Lyndora Land & Improvement
Co. vs.. Milan NickoIoch ct al Pitt.
dismisses, costs paid
S612-Christine Stewart VS. Charles II.
stewart. Pitt. dismisses. Judgment.
s61s-E4erman Matszar W. Rachael Ma
tazar. Pitt. dismisses Judgment.
s6l9-Mary Danciu VS. John Danoiu.
Pitt dismisses Judgment
sSoS-Bessie Wood vs. Leroy Wood
Pitt dismisses Judgment
91S3-AuEustus F. Hartigan VS. Sela
s. Smith. Pitt. dismisses. Judg-
ment
9255-central Electric Co VS.. Fred W
Newell ct al Pitt. dismisses Judg-
ment
S2S4-John Jasnowski vs.. Annie Jas
9476-Gary Trust & savings Bank vs.
George z. Skapik ct al Pitt dis
misses.
s49S-Leroy wood vs.. Bessie Wood De
PENDANT files cross complaint.
9556-Florence DeIamiter VS. Jane.
Delamiter. Deft. defauIted
-Stockbridge Elevator Co vs. f
y. Bishop. Deft. given ten days il
which to file answers to pitts in
terrogatories
9727-Walentin Seljan vs. Gido Sci.
jan Deft defaulted
9722-Georgena Kelley vs. Robert s
Kelley Court allows pitt SIS 10
her atty's fees and orders deft t
pay same n two installments. tn
first of $12 on Sept % and tn
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
REAL ESTATE
EDITORS WERE
MUCH FUSED

Real estate circles 50 Chicago are
tremendously excited over the story
which was made public in the chs
cago morning papers today and
which appeared in The TIMES, ex-
clusively. last nieht. 10 the effect
he Crane company Viii consolidate
it's plant at the Archer and Kedzie
avenue sites.
The story was the most important
Industrial news that has broken IN
Chicago in weeks It was confirmed
in the Chicago papers this morning
by j r. Rerryman Of Downers
Grove, III. the secretary Of the com
pany. The TINES had conhrma
tion in advance Of thar.
The option on the property was
signed yesterday The site is 200
acres IN extent and is said TO have
been sold Tor a price Of $4,000 an
acre.
1t is said that the printing Of the
story in the Chicago papers this
morning precipitated q row between
the news editors and the real estate
editors on all the morning papers.
The real estate editors had been
holding the story under cover for
several days at the request Of a
number OF Chicago real estate firms.
which expected TO make a killing
on the property.
The news editors learned that
The TIMES in Lake county had print
ed the story last night and that il
was public property They there
fore insisted that II he printed to-
day
The scene Of the site OF the new
plant Is said TO be the center of
great excitement today Many sales
are reported and there is great ac-
tivity Lake county men who own
property there are receiving hourly
offers for IT over the telephone.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
R1ngn1asfeYs Meet
But Not in Arena

Perky" Flynn hailed as one of
Americas most promising of all white
hopes" is in Hammond today with his
trainer, Artie Mcqueen, visiting with
Jimmy Clabby FLYNN appears to he
just as hale and hearty as ever, and
upon leaving Hammond sunday night
viii take the Overland limited for Los
Angeles. Cal. where FLYNN will pre-
pare to meet some of the boys.
When Clabby was in Australia two
years ago FLYNN fought Bombardier
Wells in England and it was while they
were abroad that they met and became
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16

great friends. This afternoon Jimmy
Clabby's buffet was the scene Of many
an interesting tale and many a battle
was fought over.
Although Flynn has no fights sched-
uied, his trip TO Los Angeles is for the
purpose of signing artic4es with any
of the top notchers as he is as good to-
day. if not better, than he ever was
Tomorrow Clabby Will take his guests
to see his football team. the Clabby A.
A line up against East Chicago at the
II A. A. Park for the championship of
Lake county
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16

hoof section being reduced in thickness,
ana having depending studs the outer
ends of which having threaded aper.-
lures to receive the studs, bolts screwed
into the apertures of the studs, the
heads Of said bolts engaging the bot
tom the toe portions of the sections.
and transverse bar between the heel
portions of the sections, said bar seat
ing in the reduced portion OF the sec
tions. said bar seating in the reduced
portion of the hoof section and hav-
ing an intermediate portion extending
upward in contact with the bottom Of
tho hoof
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
TRACK SPIKE
PRICE ADVANCE
Price Put Up 81 a Ton; Iron
Age Weekly Review.

The price Of track spikes has been
advanced 81 ton to $3.50 per 100
pounds.
The Southern railway has placed or
ders fer 10000 tons eff standard rails.
most Of them with the Tennessee Coal
and Iron company
1t was not expected that the October
rate of production at steel works.
which represented a strain for records
all along the line. would be maintain
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
LAKE COUNTY
COURTS AT
A GLANCE
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 1.
Judge Virgil : Rester.

LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM 1.
Judge Virgil =. Restcr.
Information.
The court is hearing the arguments
in the case Of the Interstate Iron *
Steel company rs. the city Of East chs
cago Action to prevent the opening
OF a street.
Monday. Nov Is
7s96-M. ]. Power 60. Y Poncher
5553-Bell Bell.
5el4-Brown Lang ct al
6424-Shortz Pierce
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM :.
Judge Lawrence becker.
Information.
Special matters until Monday.
LAKE SUPERIOR COURT. ROOM B
Judge Johannes KopeIke.
At Crown Point.
Information.
Court win convene at Hammond next
Monday.
LAKE-PoRTER CIRCUIT COURT
Judge w. a. McMshan.
At Crown Point.
Court viii convene next week
PORTER-LAPoRTE SUPERIOR
Judge Harry II. TuthiH.
At Valparaiso.
Cushnlan. Win case begins Tuesday.
Nov. 1s, and Is expected to last three
weeks
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
Malo Gets a Patent.

Huzeb A Malo OF Hammond has been
granted patent on an improved horse
shoe. The shoe makes it possible to
construct a much fighter shoe that will
have practically the SAME utility. The
following Is technical description of
the patent:
A horseshoe comprising hoof and
tread sections. the heel portions OF the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
EN THE
SUPERIOR nf1IIDTc
and CIRCUIT UUUaaaO

rparried June /. 1909. and separated
Dec. %. 1911.
] " Brissey Of East Chicago. repre-
senting Laura Darner. has started a
divorce action against George Darner
on the charge Of non-support The
couple were married Feb. Is. 1899. and
separated July %, 1912
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
BIG BOOM IN
PROJECTILES

Pittsburg. Nov. 16.-The war in the
Balkans has brought to Pittsburg a
rush for projeeti1es from the Russian
and United States navy departments
The Firth Sterling Steel company, the
higgest manufacturers of proiectiles in
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
Deputy Clerk Ill.

Deputy Clerk Charles W. Ames of
Hammond has been confined to his
home the past two days with a severe
cold He wrenched his back. playing
golf and an attack of grip aggravated
things. He hopes to be out again by
Monday.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
Sues TO Recover.

Atwood, Pease & Loucks and /. Y.
Cravens have started an action for the
United States Tent & Awning company
against Charles 2. Baker TO recover
$3.50 due for materials
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
HAMMOND BOWLING
LEAGUE STANDINGS

Highest three game-Clabbys, 1852
Highest one game. Longs, 961.
Individual three games-Snyder. 667
Individual one game-Snyder 253.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16

America, is working its plant to ca
pacity. Last week additional electrical
equipment was installed in the great
plant at Demmler, ten miles south of
Pittsburg, and since Sunday the plant
has been running night and day.
Prof John A Brashear. noted astron-
omer and manufacturer of lenses for
range finding on battleships, has his
big plant on the north side operating
day and night. Neither the Firth
Sterling nor the Rrashear company will
give any information as the nature of
their business is necessarily secret.
A CLEAN PAPER FIT FOR YOUR
CHILDREN TO READS THE
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-16
$4,000
REWARD

Will be paid by the Lesh Medical Co.,
of Goshen. Indiana, for a case of Gas
tritis Lesh's Peps-Aid (P. A. d. Tab
lets can not cure; Indigestion and Dys-
pepsia relieevd just as surely soc per
tube at
SUMMERS PHARMACY
Holman ST., near State.
Ask for booklet
The evening world., 1912-07-23
Spelling THE SWINDLER.

ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY MILLION DOLLARS bun
coed out Of the pockets of the American people last all
through the simple of paper type, envelope and post
age stamp And this increase of $0OOooOo the total Of
mail swindlng for the year before
Seventy cent yearly advance Of for
indusrparcuay when whole countryu of posoe officials
police detectives judges and a supposed to be there to dis
courage i'll
The smooth person who does big business capital
SNOWY Offices long mailing list and what's under his hat getting
loom large national life The proof.of it
figures such the above Literature" begins pay tribute to his
importance.
Pick half dozen Of the cheap weekly monthly
magazines of the that speciality of ive-wre hou"
What do nd Love tales? MOI In eight stories out Of
you read about slick swndlcr and his admng satellites who,
the Of three hand out lot Of slang all
somebody e and clear hundred thousand of other
peoples pockets.
You find fascinating getricquck hero Switching $4,000 out
Of innocent county fair single day through grand combination
Of shell and pretended buying of inventions and general mAam
You behold another gcncmany rascal assuming disguise order
to sell fake old masters American millionaire then turning
up customs official to backma the old boy for another check
third pend be English vicar kdnap capitalist and rigs the
market by reports Of the laers death. And so IN.
Always swindng Always ikeable of swnder who gets
the interest and sympathy there connection between
popularity these stories and that 20
business they exploit?
There thing be said Of swindng schemes They
almost always cash transactions The mail swnder
deal much in anything else What the victim gives up cash he has
hand That's not bad mortgages other milestone
vdes that the swnder with fresh "ake" fair his
who in turn holds only until ceverer skeeks along
&c. after ALL the money keeps circulating Nobody heard
big, intact fortune made in mail swindes
Just the Of business per cent increase
for single too much prosperity Also the
getting to be too much of magazine hero 1t real
crooks particular good the fiction always getting
smiles and admiration instead Of kicks
The evening world., 1912-07-23
SCHOLAR.MACICIAN.

HE death of Andrew Lang takes alaround literary
and scholar who possessed of the greatest
rarest Of gifts In the very act Of nstructing he could
entertain.
On the scholarly sde his Scotch thoroughness his early training
Edinburgh and Oxford and his later eurng the latter
versy put him among the dgent students and ansaos of
Greek worker anthropoogy and
lore and Scottish history His sound scholarship in these lines
found expression many substantial and monographs
But upon this solid foundation of learning he b gardens and
summehouses and pavons of fancy and humo and poetry His
Ballads of Blue China" Ieen of Troy "Rhymes la Mode
"ow Fail Literature" show his lighter its best He
could pale ghosts mythology and folklore
and MYTH "Homer and His Age and make them fascinating He
could the task of and leave pure pleasure
girls will love him for the Blue Fairy Tale Book and thu
Red Fairy Tale Book and their sister coo The love and gratitude
Of children proud garands for any of letters
For young and old Lang unpackd the rappng Of history
legend made them do service living pageant that every
can look upon with understanding and delight
The evening world., 1912-07-23
Have You Any Idea What a Dingo Is?

est kind. For weeks. perhaps montAg,
he camps In the desolate ranges, setttng
his traps and watching with ready r1fls
In the moonlit nights for a chance ehot
at his enemy. In the bush there - q
price on the head of every dingo. In
some parts a dingo is worth $50 or even
50 to the man who delivers his scalp
to the Pastoral Board or to the squattsr.
AZ rule the dingo confines his mur-
derous attacks to sheep and wealxling
calves, hut in the far out Queensland
districts, where large pa ks travel to-
gcther. one hears OF them attacking
men in lonely camps In the manner Of
wolves
The dingo never barks. but his weird
howl is familiar sound in the bush
nights, ana Is blood curdling In tho ex-
IRENE and trying to the nerves Of the
new chum dendertooU calnped alone
! In the bush for the first time. OwinR Al
his cunning and swiftness IN changing
quarters. the dingo holds his own IN
Central Australia and Is likely to do N
Tor many day 10 come, even th~sn0p
Ne pttss vpsp his hssA.slsas1x 4
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