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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11
MASS MEETING rs
CALLED IN HAMMOND
Continued from PAGE l.,

Continued from Page IL
through the location of this great in
dustry.
1t is hoped that between 200 and $50
citizens win be present at this meet
ing. The question of transportation is
the important one now before the peo-
pie of Hammond.
A. NJ Turner president of the First
National bank at Hammond. wrote a
letter to Ira NJ Cobe. pointing out the
development that is sure to take place
in the region as a result of the locat-
ing of this industry here
He suggested that 1t is high time
that the Green line was double track
ing its lines throughout the region in
stalling improved and modern rolling
stock. and making necessary extensions
in order to be in position to handle
the traffic that is sure to come with the
rapid industrial development OF the re-
gion. -sst=
Cobe May Come.
Mr.. Cobe did niot.rwa.if to reply BIZ
letter. but called Mr. Turner.up on the
telephone and stated that his company
now stands ready to take the progress
sive steps that are necessary to put. the
lines of his company in Indiana in bet
ter shape. A.s
Manager Green of the local line, A. l.
Drum of the company which operates
the line, and Mr.. CODE, himself. may be
present at the meeting, 1t promises 10
be one OF the most important meetings
that have ever been held by the bust
ness men of the city.
Transportation and the building of
homes are believed to be the two prob
LENS that are necessary for solution
.ebfore Hammond will be able to do
its share towards supplying the tre-
mendous demand for homes that will
arise when the new plant is built and
ready for operation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11
TOLLESToN,

Lots 26 to IS, Caldwells End add,
William C. Caldwell to Daniel
J. Heist $3.50.
Lot As, blk 20. Oak PIX, Mike Pc
karik to FEEDER & Schlessinger
Same description, FEEDER & Schles-
singer Co. to Mendei Kreinrhan
Lots 80 and 40. Rundell's 4th add,
Forrest P. Rundell to Joseph
D. Martin &c
INDIANA IIARBOR
Lot 20, blk 2. LIST add, E. Chgo Co.
to Meri Muller. ....... 1.2e
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

IOST-Between Carroll st. and Monon
depot, Sunday, gold breastpin set
with several stones. Finder will receive
Times office.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY 10 LOAN on furniture. pianos.
horses and wagons from / month to
/ year. Lowest rates and easiest terms
Calumet Loan Co., 212 Hammond bldg.
Hammond. Ind. Phone 323.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

TO SAVE
THE'C|TY


aldermanic arena in Gary during the
past twenty-fo four hours. The latest
aspirant is AL Most, proprietor of the
Stag hotel in South Broadway, former
1y g. member of the city council al Gar
rett. Mr.. Most's candidacy was care
fully groomed by political friends in
Tenth avenue. The new aspirant is a
democrat
Who VIII Serve Their Country.
Other gentlemen who would serve
their country by filing the vacant seat
of the missing Antony Baukus are quite
busy. Contractor A. r. Hess, republic
can, who used to be an alderman at
Mishawaka, seems to have a following.
as does George Hunter, the popular
general manager of the American
Bridge company. who is willing to work
for the people although the salary is
less than 81 a week.
Like material is also seen in Harry
Hall of the county council, Park Com
missioner Frank zawadzki and Peter
Lamb. the steel company contractor.
Alderman M. ~ Castleman. claiming
the pe-pull demand August Hecker, who
runs a teaming business in Tolleston.
claims to have at least four. council
silk Stockings Arc Active.
1t is said that a silk stocking dele
cation from the vicinity of Jefferson
park called upon Editor Homer J. Carr
yesterday and asked him to sacrifice
some OF his valuable time and enter
the arena, but it is declared that Mr.
Carr finds his time fully occupied serv-
ing as an editor. a director in several
banks, and promoting the city beauti
full movement. A second effort. so It Is
understood, will be made to have the
editor rescind his decision and heir
save the city from going to the dem
milton bow vows" However. Mr.. Cars
recent statement that he is candidate
for nothing less than the park board
presidency and the fact that Gary may
have a custom house collector at $4,000
per, may have something to do with his
declining the pro- offered crown.
IF there are deadlocks the coun-
ell will fill the vacant seat tomorrow
night. There are eight men to vote or
the successor and the winner mus
have five votes. Just now no one can
didate has this many. Should the bal
loting finally run four and four Mayor
| Knots will have q vote in the mattel
and his preference may decide the cleo
ton.
Ambulance Held in Readiness.
Although confined to his home witt
a painful injury in his right foot. Aid
| erman Castleman intends to come Il
| the meeting a sire tcher il necessary
and Finnerty's four-horse ambulanc.
/ is being held in readiness to conve,
| the noted statesman to the city hal
: and return tomorrow night.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

MONEY LOANED ON DIAMONDS,
watches and jewelry. SO State st.
Hammond Sim
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

THIS NEWSPAPER Is THE TRADE
PAPER OF THE CONSUMERS OF
THIS CITy-OF THE PEOPLE WHO
BUY THE HOME SUPPLIES.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

FOR SALE-Second hand household
goods at a give away price. Call Col
den Bros storage house. Fayette and
Sohl st. and ask for Mr.. Sourbeer. man.
ager. 2stf
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A new 7-room story and
half frame house on 30-foot lot on
Condit st. large reception HAN and
modern in every way; electric lights,
hot water heat, laundry tubs: price
$4,000; $4,000 cash. balance to suit. In
quire Gostlin. Meyn & Co. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

LCST-Small red cover book. with ad-
dresses. Please return to Times Of
fee. Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11
SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-Position as cook in hotel or
restaurant, or work by the day. Call
119 Doty St, Hammond.
WANrED--Position by a first class
barber. 5000 Alexander avea East
Chicago Phone 4S2R. 9-3
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

LOsT--A white pit bulldog with two
brown spots: wears collar with
name Billy" engraced upon 1t. Reward.
Phone 365 Gary $50 Jackson st.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11
NOTICE TO TIMES
READERS.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS
Readers OF the following adversise-
ments VINO wish to communicate win
advertisers whose Identity is not "a
realed, should follow the INSTRUCTIONS
to address them by the key letter CIV
en-. Requests at this office 10 reveal
the Identity of anonymous advertisers
can not. IN justice to the advertisers Dc
answered. Simply follow Instructions.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

FOR SALE-Amateur electricians at
tention l have two d generator
motors for sale. Will sell each for Sc.
Worth times as much. Capacity about
500 watts each. Inquire evening Geo
Maginslzy, 1922 Fir st. Indiana Harbor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

LOST-Bunch of keys with silver chaaA
attached. Return to Times office and
receive reward
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

FOR SALE-Team of horses good for
delivery or teaming; Will sell single.
Phone l270Y2 1876
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-A pair of gold rim spectacles
between Fir st. and Washington
school. Finder please return to $500 Fir
St, Indiana Harbor. 1912
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11

ARE You BEADING THU vImEss
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-01-11
RUSH WORK ON
GARY g SOUTHERN

CONTINUED from Page l.,
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
TRANSFER OF LIQUOR LICENSE
FROM ONE LOCATION TO AN
OTHER
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REALTY MEN FLOCK
HERE IN DROVES
CONTINUED from Page l.,

Chicago avenue and other real estate
men have deals under way
Real Site In Harbor
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
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pmbmen nv h@e fbund Mg ~ guilty Of lyloe the pro
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pa fo mefe INC ns efred there fever Of RAPE
hao during months The period IN this city alone shows
haf NJ fb6 powerful deterrent N Ueat Britain nnofd
N bdna b o whipping port into Tor The punishment Of white snyef
6d M Canada an abmd 10 brave e criticism 0f tho Aent
ped mpef we'll afford PROFIT by e,ampe
ny y6ats ~ whcto that tho law good
ne m content PROFIT fran tho shame fallen
ne ph0n6o Tho ni mplsonmcot CARLOS punish
ned M 1nmG docs confinement ID corrective institution bring
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my them rhe mh, however they must stand tbef own lne hncb
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m6fanf6 w fnd bfnfe md must bc fdbhoa mTo him
mh nra0 ho dNec N ppnaont commemorate with his cme aud
pf4lafh p6a r0 10 him wy he should not become 0Oaosof
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
HAWAIANS AND
F|L|P|NOS FIGHT
Riot over Woman Starts In the
Now Dance Hall and
Police Called.

Tie screaming of women from WIN
iows, the honfHp shouts Ji pien Ia com
bnt mud n rush of police to the Filipino
tlanpe hall on Hotel street, nehf
Nunanu, about Ten U'el0fh last night
pnnepd The alteet 10 bn innimed Win
curious people Of many nntl0nnlitleHi
mol Ia The heHt Of mU1da,
The crowd Nntphed men rush down
ihp stairs 10 HE street, same helped
bf HE police hnd others huflylnR TO
npi Hni Of n room where chairs we're
heinn uHud With seflunH results, Some
fhma into the street with faces bleed
i'm aud one M lehal who WIS Taken
away hlftledly IN q hnth, Il reported 10
be indly lufl
Tie row started over woman AMI
pnused llnBnllnna TO he piitnd against
iflllpinual viii bad results 10 the lat.
ter
1hp Filipino dance hill has been
watched closely bt ila Inspectors oi
dame hnlla and ilb result Of The
whlphlnu Nha not 10 tile benefit Of iti
pfunfiel0fs ~ the hall. 40 fep1fis have
hnpn complied M ~ the rlneH nf pen
ple WIN Frequent The plhenl many o.
Them Hawaiian Hlia WIN me fhpni ifi
in be- used AZ hneuta simply ~ lflhl
mpn ~ al conditions ~ aulfleiV nhi
linlhsiphllnh ~ lla hill, Nbffu dhh4
llehnia afe sold. THESE Tickets enllil
lhh hnldtf 10 dante Will my Waihai
| ID The hhlll
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
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th i OOb tWm tWgt Duhd ilhe pOs Of pe@ be cye
w GdBMtlHNHp ttt hRht
Wth NM Wit bSd h costumes Of the liDstpH Company chorus
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fB I AlW u, mUt t4ItpIed bandHapiw somehow eluda
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Rt lHit dHNt Hbt IUI Instance
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F ll tIH NHud ulBn ma grounds ~ le 1iB' industrial school
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II. Ut Nu llt I lla hUa lbb iRUut lhs M christmas IN lbg
Ilbl l8 uHlR N iulHlt uNb ilu the representatives of tte
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

Two women we're In the, hall last
uight aud reported 90 I've somewhat mn.
der the Influence Of liquor Some fire..
quunters wanted to talk with them IN
tho room adjoining the dance hall, Fill
pinoa Objected and n row started hut
this wns stopped early by tho police,
Two hours later another hig crowd
WINS IN tho hall, among them hoing some
who had participated In tho trouble
carly In the evening, Tho two elements
rowcd agntn and Nuon nysnu Nud0N
was formed by the visitors who made
q rush for the ballroom. Tho women
ran to the windows aud screamed, for
tho rHcarc was cut OF by tho crowd
hghting In the two rooms,
OhHira and tables were overturned
and chairs wore used ~ weapons 70.
lico ruHhcd from all parts OF the dis.
trict and on reaching tho room upetairs
found n row In which, pcrhape, forty
or atty men were engaged
blttlc time was Loaf IN finding out
who WA responsible for the row. Tho
police aimed NJ clearing the hall and
nrrcuting tho rlnglcAdcrn ON both Sides
Three Fillpinoa and one Hawaiian wore
arrested and tukon 10 the police stu.
tlon,
This IN the dance hall TO which Sup,
nrvlH0r Murray referred NJ meeting
Of the bourd week ngo m mn example
OF the weakness Of the present dance
bali ordinance,
Inspector Ropo Dawson has not MP.
proved of the manner of lta conduct for
some time past and has visited II sov.
oral timcs, ono Of tho girls whom ehc
forced TO leave wae n girl from the
Industrial School who had been parolod,
She WIS prcacnt with hor slater. Tho
inspector compelled both to leave tho
place,
II IN the sort of dance hnll which the
Snn Francisco police worc compelled ia
close up two or three years ago.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
DOCTOR TOLD HER
TO USE CUTICURA
And Thus Cured a Scalp Disease
Like ScaId Head II had Lasted
Several Months and Made Most
of tho Sufferers Hair Fall Out.
TROUBLE SOON GONE
AND NEVER RETURNED

"when / wns ton or twelve yonrs old
] hnd a scalp disease, something Ike
ecnld head, though II wasn't that. !
my hair came out. Finally they Ind q
doctor 10 seo mo and no recommended
the Culloufa Homedloa, They cured mo
In few wooltB. hayousod tho Cutloura
llemedlra, also, for a breaking out on
my hands and wns benefited great
deal. haven't Ind any. more trouble
With Tho sealp .llgease. Miss Jessie "
Jan. 7, 1000"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
QUESTION or CASH
IN CITY TREASURY

The city viii either face deficit of
moro thnn 10000, or have n balance of
nearly $780, or possibly II will be $4,000.
Mayor Form, nftor listening to Super
visor Mmrny'H statement TINT the road
department had unoxpondcd balances
amounting 20 more than $4,000 which
would wipe out the prospect Of do
felt, stated that II would tatc n Phil
adclphiu lawyer to unrnvcl the accounts.
one statement WINS given, said the
mayor, that thcro was deficit Of 10000.
Another statement was that thoro was
money In sight. Until hc learned that
thcro wnB renl money In the treasury
hc would not approve another rosolu.
tion calling for money.
llo admitted that IL wns nm eleventh
hour decision, but having learned tho
state of tho city g nnanccs, he intended
calling halt.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
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t68dtbHbt 06d b50tI6A belma qualifications makes Of Tho
fttA tM N0 Hld ht bihHhs B ieae o. business principles ~
tHy ANHhe rs myW IN wWiHtG HlNN II mEa hn ieeh running
ib MHtHg bh ht @ h Ha used h R wholesale leather Lusi
MM All f@M dtdHh dtW1y aiq0o n lhe history Of American
MRB.tHtW hNI hib tt U NJ position tN bOHdi dividends
NJ f Fb w he aByWH Ibb mbtW has adtpd Tho ally council thai
t Hs t $4,000 ftb 10 t tsbhtNs N tho D Of dS mud half
W b ltitH bHhH aBb o. aud t6H0npni Expenditure
hitt Mltt M W Httadfy | bf tlg6b the amount needed 10
M W M ~ M m 5000 b Dpeh added lho contingent fund rOlne
II Htibhb ~ Wbt la ibulG N proposed 10 dispose Of chs remain
hH $1,000 rs dHHbGR Ia tho lashyet N tho form N dividend
BilBbtd w Ltb BHBlb tiaw tMd Nv tatb petaUpi
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
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M riri a. uyh, living ~ LIolioylel,
Frankfort District, Grunge iiiyef Col.
uuy, Afrlrn, ahga HWo ean Give ayls
donea To HE ione0i Of chambefialn =
rmlHb iiemedy We have used II ueg.
nfni limpa for mr. children aud our
hniyea aud have found Il excellent, We
afprnl 10 continue using II ana eau
For sale by liehsoui Smith 4 Co., hd,.
agents Tor Hawaii Advertisement
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

InR dlnflgunnRnaz0maa fnHhea, llchlngu,
iffithtl0nH, lnilhinmntiQns nnd ohhnnEs
from Infancy 10 ago. for tho hhnAuye,
hntlaeptln cleansing ~ Migrated, lns
Haunted tnuegua SURFACES ana iot many
selves To women, especially mothers,
uuiiOufa succeeds when all else falls,
Guaranteed absolutely pure and may DO
used from tho hour u birth,
Complete rsiefHal And lnlffnal Ifeslnsnt ~
VuIpvia 6niipsa lEbe N flsal lla Hllp slla fgg.
lNHlfd fNh Hh0 NHfFlaf ~ fll ~ fiInR iif h1af
HiilH ihfnHahBui fis aufla Potter UfuH tHnin
hfiNalfh We H4paHH ruiifNM hfait D tga
bisis aAhH ~ The haai fafs "a shiu aha HeAlb
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

Nd, ndecAoa, foobiof mal viii toeolgo H.
ST ONO, tho enlisted 0au mating
msfRd m6y PROPOSE houbte' Toe M ilmne
through ~ nanddf othtfaso Wa bdiove that the iiee Eau
opinion a. they
Hy H61d n6o Nv tho 0mmunily generally
my puHcam fd al va hdf that tefo no coed
IN further matter, whlo the esls that
e w eaf0i0a mo matter 10 oomea, viii edle suspicion that
nW no protecting loo much
M ~ minority minority ~ ibia matter Any
6Hflf him The three thousand soldiers here will ooh
65 0u6nd0d ha a6t1os well Hnofd they
ga whi6 they held by onoOan generally "
lfg 44
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
Retain Attorney TO Bring Suit
Against POrIoy L. Horne
Tor SANDER.
MASS MEETING IS DENIED
Colonel MOGunnoulo Believes Il
Would Only Cause More
MISUNDERSTANDING.

While making II plain that Che Of.
llCcfA Of the army OF Oahu are behind
tile enlisted men In any proper action
which the latter may take 10 defend
their characters aud the uniform they
wear from Alnndef0ua attacks, Colonel
George X Mcuunnegle yesterday ro,
fused 10 sanction n mass meeting of
soldiers to protest the statements made
10y pefley H. Horne, president of the
kHinelamuhn Schools, 10 the effect TINT
The soldiers considered tho Hawaiian
aud pntt Hawaiian girls Of the Islands
their legitimate prey.
Colonel Meuunhogle ruled against
the mass meeting on the ground that
" might cause further misunderstood.
llts, but lu did sanction any action
winch committees OF responsible non.
commissioned officers might take
Those committeeman are framing II
circular letter TO bo sent to the mon
Of every troop, battery aud company
IN the department asking financial aud
moral support for n campaign TO DO
Wuged through the courts,
The leaders have been In consultation
with Attorney bOffiu Andrews and "
In intended 10 bring suits for Islander
against Horne. Andrews said yeHteT.
day that not only Horne, but others
who have been making charges against
tile soldiers would be called upon 20
subslnnilnte them,
n might he we'll for some Of these
people who elnim To know Of cases
where soldiers have sgduced Hawaiian
girls IN got ready their proOfH,h said
Andrews, ''hnd 10 learn that seduction
| means that woman or girl WAS OF
elhsie character before she WINS led
iUafflhge"
Bntire Garrison Interested.
mail Special 10 The hdvertlser.)
| HUilOTlELD BARRACKS December
| in,-'the soldiers OF the entire garrison
NJ this place have been following Will
close attention The newspaper develop
inenip Ia regard TO the Perley llornI
speech 0..0
The feeling caused ~ tlis placc Il
The same M prevails throughout TIN
service on The Island, TINT the felnArk
! Of Mi Horne, were out Of place, nm
called for, tiiiWafrhnled and untrue
Also That the peculiar circumstance
under which they were uttered CIV
them n Significance which Mr., Horn
hhys was not intended, but which the,
think no time should be lost Ia 70
moving
AZ lar AZ they have expressed them
selves IN regard TO tho matter, the OF
llepfs view the matter In The sam
| llghI,
The feeling nj HeboGeld Barrnclt
had heretofore resulted IN no aetio
other llhU indignant letters TO th
press, bot since Then Fort bhhfter In
been Ia communication with tho pos
Va IN phdHhy0f 10 secure concerted ~
lion Of hnel nhlnfe ~ best calculate
/ 10 remove whit soldiers consider
stigma east upon them, What nctl0
win be- taken hns not been stated,
Some evidences Tint not hl citizen
: approve The ullpfhnpps Of Mr., Horn
} ma pleasing TO the sOldhrs One Z
: these WIS The publication In The bul
dhy Advertiser Of an article by Kat
pfluu N Yates Another wns car
from n citizen Of Honolulu 10 n men
Der Of the Second infantry expreaain
he approval OF the sentiments In
letter by The soldier, which Appenrt
IN The Advertiser,
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13
BABIES SKINS
Should Know Only cutleura Soap
Pure, Sweet. Economical.

IIednilAa ~ IlH delicate, emplllent,
snnatlve, antlneptlo properties derived
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

The College Mems Club will give its
second annual dinner next Thursday
evening In Cooke Hall, Y. NJ. q. A..
W. O. Smith will tnllt on "Old Days
In Hawaii, y and after the dinner thoro
will bo tournament between roproson'
tntives Of tho eastern colleges and those
selected 10 represent western colleges.
just whit The tournament will be IL not
decided. Az tho last dinner thiriythroo
colleges we're represented
The Hawaiian gazette., 1912-12-13

WIN wv
mont, united with the
Dufoat ~ cleansing
ingredients and most
refreshing III Hover
Od0fH, cUtlGiira tiOap
N unfly1led for pro.
. serving, purifying
and lDenlitlfylng the
skin, scalp, hair and
hands " lnfhniA and
children, IN the I,rts'
ventlya and curative
fFaatfunut If lufllift