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The Washington herald., 1913-06-24
McLouehlin Heat. Rarrctt.

Wimbledon. Eng. June 2.-Maurice E.
Mclaughlin. Of San Francisco, today
beat H. Roper Barrett. Of England. In
the first round of the English lawn ten
nis championship play.
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Judge Moore win. Gun.

Lisbon. June 23.-Judge w. H. Moore.
Of Chicago. today won the gold challenge
cup for park teams at the International
Horse Show at Olympia.
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Motorcycle Champion Defeated.

New York, June 2-Arthur Chsppele.
last years motorcycle champion. was
beaten last night at Brighton Beach by
Charley Davis. Of Brooklyn, in the nrss
of the three 3-mile~ races for the isis
lchampionship.
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Rich Elected Crew Captain.

Syracuse, N Y. June III. H Rich.
of Canton. n. Y, was elected captain
Of the syracuse varsity eight for 1s1k
Rich rowed No. in the crew v110A
defeated Cornell Saturday. 49,
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win. One-mile Race.

Newark, N. J., June A-Frank
Kramer. the American champion cyclist.
yesterday won the 1-mile pro" race
here. leading neld Of star riderA ~ the
way.
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MAY BE OUT FOR SEASON.
Jack Coombs, Athletics Star Twir-
Ter, Not Improving.

Philadelphia, June 23.-Jack Coombs,
the star twirler of the Athletics, proo-
ably will be unable to pitch again this
season, according to his own admission
to Connie Mack and John Shibe. Of the
Athletics, who visited the sick pitcher
at Atlantic City yesterday.
Coombs is taking on weight at the rate
Of a pound & day, which is not consid-
cred favorable.
Signed by Dodgers.
Syracuse, n. Y, June 23.-walter
Harnisch. southpaw twirler of Technical
High School, and the leading pitcher Of
Central New York. has been signed to
pitch for the Brooklyn club. He will re-
port on July /. In thirty games pitched
for school and amateur teams he has
averaged strikesput Of ten to a game
In the past two years.
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Runs-Shotten u, StovaH. Weaver. LETT %
bsses-St. Louis. 9; Chicago. S Hits-on Cicotte
in - innings; OF White. . IN inning Two
| base hits-Pratt. Chase. Sacrifice hits-williams
tombstone. Three-base hit-Sto7all Double plsys-
Austin to StoVali; Pratt to Lawns to Stovall.
Base on balls-Od Bsumgardner, 4; Oh Cicotte Z;
| Of Russell. / Struck out-By Cicotte. :: By Rus
| ser, !; BY White. L Umpres-Messrs. O'LoughIin
| and Hildehrand Time Of game-s hours and %
minutes
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Big League Races
Seen at a Glance
AMERICAN.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

5. Louis, 81 Chicago, ].
Chicago, 4; st. Louis, 3.
Philadelphia, IL; Boston, {.
waxhfngton-New York--RaIn
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Hyatt and Viox. Of the Pirates, both
are batting better than Hans Wagner.
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Morley.to Be Groomed
For McRride's Place
Griff Says Youngster Now Farmed Out to Hartford
Will Be Star-Now Hitting at 800 Clip.
A Good Fielder
By WILLIAM PEET.

'Of all the youngsters under my wing
| in Charlottesville this spring. Morley. who
is at present playing short for the HIATT
ford club, looks the best TO me- Thusiy
spoke Clark Grifith last night. in talk
ing about the youngsters farmed out by
the Nationals.
Morley Is a natural infelder. He has
a good throwing arm. stands well at the
plate. and, above all, appears to be able
to keep his wits about him in game.
From all reports. Morley has been play
ing the best ball of any shortstop In the
Eastern Association concluded the Old
Fox.
Grifr was asked IL he intended to bring
Morley here at the close OF the Eastern
Association season. IT most surely do.
and unless we are up there right in the
fight for the pennant I will play him al
short. I must get an understudy for
Mcbride, and Morley appears to be the
man"
Morley in short.
With Morley showing the class with the
Nationals he is displaying up North. an
injury TO Capt Mac would not be as
serious as II Is today. Now, the entire
infield has to be shifted. while with Nor
ley on the bench, Mac could be laid on
without breaking up the inner works
Morley will be groomed to take Nc
Brides pOsltlon whenh the veteran Is
through The time will come when Capt
Mac will find It impossible to get after
the fast ones the way he does now, and
II is for this emergency that Morley will
be kept.
Following is a letter to the writer from
T. A O'Brien. sporting editor of the
Hartford Courant. which shows just what
Morley has been doing since joining the
Hartford club, where he was farmed by
Manager Griffth:
Gets Good start.
Hartford. Conn, June 23.-One week
after "'BilP' Morley opened the season
with Hartford in the Eastern Association,
he began 10 show the form that was
expected of him by Owner Clarkin. and
ever since then he has been steadily in
creasing his pace with the locals and has
been a big asset In keeping them up
among the leaders. At the end of the
first week he was placed at the head
OF the batting order because of his good
work with the stick. and speed on the
bases. the former being a surprise in
view Of his batting record last season in
the minors.
Participating In every league game thus
far up to last Saturday night he had
been at bat 199 times in fifty-two seances,
scoring forty-ive runs. and gathering in
sixty-four hits, an average of III. Six
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STANDING OF THE CLUBS,
NATIONAL.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.

81 Boston, 3.
brooklyn, 4; New York, 2.
New York, 81 Brooklyn, L.
Cincinnati, ~ Pfttsburg, O.
Chicngo-st. Louis-Raiu.
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Runs-Paskert Duderus CD. Lobert. Becker. Cra-
yath Titus James. Smith. Two-bass hits-fas
kert, Brennan, Cravata co. Lobert, Msranviile.
Three-h base hit-Lobcrt. LuderuS Home run-Cn-
yath. Sacrifice hits-Paskert. Myers. Stolen bass
Whaling. Double plays-Knabe to Doolani swee-
ney 10 Myers. Sacrifice fy-Luderus Left On
bsses-Philsdelphia. 8. Boston, O. First bass on
baIls-on Brennan, !; OF James. First base on
eror-Bostou Hit by pitcher-By james. Dooian;
By Brennan Titus Struck out-By Brennan. "
~ I.res Umpir.s-Messrs. Risier and Byron
Time q rame-i hour and nfty-hve minutes.
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GAMES TODAY,

Philadelphia at Boston.
Brooklyn at New York.
Pfttsburg mt Cincinnati.
Chicago Mt st. Louis.
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INLAY IS HAMMERED.
Knocks Penn. HurIer or

Mound, Winning, to 1.
Ann Arbor, Mich, June 2.-Michigan
knocked Pennsylvania pitcher, INLAY,
out of the box at the end of the fifth
inning and won the first game Of the
dual series, to L Inlay allowed two
hits. and his supporters allowed six runs.
With Sayre in the box, better support
was given, and the Wolverines netted
but one more run Score:
R.H.E
Penn NORTHUMBERLAND. ! . o e-254
Michigan.................. . 90 30 1-72l
Batteries: Inlay, Ssyre. and Gordon; Sister and
Baer.
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GAMES TODAY.

New York at Warrington.
Boston at Philadelphia.
St. Louis Mt Chicago.
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sBatted for Connolly in the seventh.
tBatted for James in the ninth
Philadephia o o ~ -
BOSTON ................... 90 Is
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DR.. FISK ElGlN

Expert treatment Of special diseases; chronic and
acute. Consultations confidential Medicine fur
nished Prices moderate. Is NJ. Phone NJ ;et7.
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According to a dispatch from Philadel-
phia last night, Connie Mack and John
Shibe visited Jack Coombs at the Hotel
Strand, in Atlantic City, yesterday. and
spent considerable time talking with the
big pitcher. Coombs is taking on weight
fast at the shore, having tackled on eight
cen pounds since landing in Atlantic
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'Batted for Russell in eighth.
'Batted for Rsth IN eighth
IRAN for Easterly In eighth.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21

MEMORIAL
CELEBRATION

Francis NJ. Elliott of the Hammond q.
A. r. has plans for the decoration
period in Hammond complete on a most
elaborate scale. He has invited all
trade unions. fraternities, patriotic
orders, Sunday. public and parochial
schools and church societies to march
behind a full concert band to Oakhill,
Saturday the 80. In case of rain an
auditorium Will be used where the COM
plete program can be given.
Frank o. Fraley pastor of the First
Methodist church will speak next sun
day TO the old soldiers, their wives,
daughters and sons who fought against
Spain. from his pulpit at ten O'Clock.
The roll of dead Will be called and the
ritual of G. A. r. and w. R. C. services
carried out.
One of the largest professions that
has ever marched under the stars and
stripes in Hammond Is expected to
gather at the superior court Decora-
ton Day Choir and band music will be
a part of the ceremony at the grave.
The address will be delivered by Ex-
Congressman Crumpacker.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
Didn't Show Up.

An element of mystery has been in
serted into the deep sewer question
by the contradictory actions of some
OF the anti's most ardent supporters.
Last night they met in Lafayette
school for another of their pow-wows.
A committee was to appear before the
board of public works this morning.
Their mission is not quite clear ex-
cept to a select few, but 1T has some
thing to do with the remonstrances.
That all happened last night. Loaded
down with petitions, the committeeman
We're ready for the fray, Accord ing
to the chairman of the meeting. Louie
Heckleman, they were detailed to make
an appearance at city hall this morn
ing, and according to City Clerk Otto
Duelke they didn't.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
New Cases Filed.

1852 Groom 3)-Carl Frisk OK. V.
Fischler) VS. Richard w. Farmer.
Attachment.
1858 (room 1)-Indiana Harbor Realty
Co. CIV. e. Roe) vs. Gertrude Cob
en-. Foreclose contract. Separate
cases on same complaint against
George Rejenovich. Mary Hansen,
Carl A. Carlson.
1857 room 3)-Agneska Mackowak Up.
McCloskey) VS.. wincenty Macko-
wax. Suit on note.
1051S Groom D-George w. Caldwell
and Lester Drake CIV. J. Winery
VS.. the School City of Hammond.
Injunction
i051e Groom 1)-Hazel Geiser q. A.
Meade) VS.. Peter Ge;ser. Divorce.
10520 Groom 2)-Charles Wendt (Paul
CHASER and NJ. Kliott) VS.. Mike
Krestelli. Suit on note.
-0521 Groom 2)-Anna Stariha George
Miiler) VS.. Peter stariha. Divorce.
1882 room s)-Joe walatka. by next
friend. w. ]. Hojnacki (McAleer
Bros. & McGirr) VS.. w. B. Conkey
Co. Personal injury
1o523 broom 1)-Charles Hoffman (Mc-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
CITY COUNCIL
HOLDS A SESSION
North Side Property Owners
demonstrate Against
Street Closing.
WHAT THE COUNCIL DID LAST
NIGHT

Denied the Chicago. Lake Shore &
South Bend railroad the right to dis
obey arc light ordinance and substi-
tute another sort of light
Heard the remonstrance of 100
north side property owners against
the proposed closing of Johnson st
being considered by street and al
ley committee. Referred to COM
mittee.
Heard communication from Attorney
George Sheerer whose client. ]. War
ner, claims damages for injuries due
to a fall in a cafe-in on Indianapolis
boulevard, April Al 1919 Knee-cap and
leg were hurt Referred to city at
torney.
Allowed committee three more weeks
to consider travel and traffic ordin-
ance.
Ordinance appropriating $4,000 for
purchase of IL lots east of Terrence
avenue and south of Chicago avenue
for the purpose of widening the first
thoroughare was sent to the finance
committee
Granted S399.96 to the board of pub
lie works for additional salaries due.
Killed the proposed widening of Fay
cite street at Oakley and Russell by
rejecting purchase price fixed by arbi-
trary committee.
Claimed 81 500 to be $1,000 more than
market value. Owners price was orig
inaliy $4,000.
Heard ordinances appropriating ST.
500 and sa27o. respectively, for the
payment of interest on pumping sta
ton site Indebtedness and to pay first
instalIment and interest on north side
storage property. They were passed
with rules suspended
City police and firemen who expect
ed the ordinance raising their pay to be
read before the city council last even
ing will have to excuse the committee
who had it in charge. Certain details
details. demand further investigation
and meditation, but if nothing further
happens the ordinance will be read al
the next meeting. The alderman ap.
pear to favor it and their is no doubt
but what it will sail through without
objection
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21

now want is the assurance that this
neighborhood will have a first-class g.
or Decent moving picture house Mrs
Mary Huehn. who owns the property,
just south of the Knoerzer property
has given this project consideration,
but has not yet reached any conclusion
in regard TO ii.
The razing of the old blacksmith
shop yesterday was witnessed with a
sigh OF relief by the whole neighbor-
hood. Curiousiy enough the feat was
accomplished by the newest method in
Hammond. The big auto truck of the
Calumet Pickle works was hitched to
the principal supports and in a few
minutes the Anticipated structure was
in a heap.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
Motions and Orders


SOurt Room NO. s.
S673. Olive Cunningham VS.. Inter-
mediate Life Assurance Company
of Indiana. Deft.- shows fling of
change of venue from the county in
clerks office. Granted. Porter
Circuit Court. ten days
10I7S. Mary Ondo VS.. Mocko and Anna
Mocko. his wife. Defts motion to
set aside default and open up judg-
ment. overruled and deft. excerpts
10342 In the matter of the petition of
Walentyna Rack owsl1a for vaca-
q tim Of a part OF Husak's addition
to Tolleston, new in the city of
Gary, Lake county. Indiana. No
objection being made petition is
granted and property described
therein ordered vacated.
1o57s. Max Berthold VS.. Jos. p. Kas-
FER. ct al. Defts. appear and ask
additional time in wfSch to file
80 answer.
1898. Steele wedeles Co. VS.. Mrs. II.
Hiner. find for pift s2os12 and $50
atty's. fees withou relief, judg-
ment.
1o407. Toms Price Company VS.. Mon
arch Hardware 81 Furniture Co.
Deft. files motion for plft to make
complaint more specific.
court Room No. 2.
1892. Anna Baleg vs. John trBalogs
Case dismissed at pitts. costs.
1903. NJ. Sax & Co. VS.. Mike Cyyano-
vich. Submitted to court. Find
ing for plft. for s134s5, Judgment.
1852. Fred ]. Smith VS.. Indiana Securi-
ties Company. ct AL Find for plft
and foreclosure against all parties
and lot "a in blk SO c. T. Ind. Har-
Dor in sum of s2.03 and s2.o3 attys
fees against lot 3, blk so in the
sum of s4S.s5 and $500 atty fees;
dismissed as to all the other defts
and parcels of R. e.
| 1873. Anna Sunderlich VS.. John sun
derlich. Dropped from the docket
| to be reinstated on motion.
| 1898. Dismissed for lack of prosecu-
ton. Morris Fur Co. VS.. Emma Har-
| ris.
T450. Gary & Interurban Railway Co
| VS.. City of Gary. ct al. Dismissed
| by agreement of parties on condi.
| ton that no action be maintained
| on injunction.
s543. Adam Widiger VS.. American
| Maize Products Co. Deft. files mo-
| ton for new trial.
1856. Louis Helm VS.. Martin s. GILL; ei
! al. PIft. asks leave to make jaime.
| SLdenkellS new party QeIenddnt
/ Granted.
t96s7. Louis Helm VS.. Martin S. Gill e
/ al. Plft asks leave to make James
4 Staenkelis new patty defendant
! Granted.
1871. Herman II. Hettler Lumber Co
| Jos. Grieger. Plft. asks TO
/ alias summons for deft. Granted.
1878. Paulina Ponczak VS.. Felix Pom
= czak Deft. files cross complaint.
| 10135. William j. Wood, VS.. Sadie L
i Wood, find for plft. divorce. Plf;
Il forbidden to marry for two years
judgment.
10321. Jos. Dixon VS.. Mike KristelIl
receiver asks for the appointment
of attorney for the receiver
Motion sustained. Court appoint
VIM. Matthews.
1882. Ora McCay ct al VS.. Jno. F
Judy, ct al. Deft. files motion L
make complaint more specific.
| 10427. Belle Kennedy VS.. William
Kennedy, eft al Chicago, Indian
& Southern r. r. file ans. in sur
of s77.25.
Court Room NO. 4.
S572. Mike Adam pro ami VS.. Indian
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21

Steel Co. ct al Plft files amended
complaint making Illinois Steel Co.
addition party deft.
1921. Benjamin Addy, admir-. VS.. Jeff-
erson Addy, ct al. Pitt. asks for
alias summons to sheriff of Adams
County for Jefferson Addy, to
sheriff Allen County for Jacob and
Mary Harmon.
1o315. Fred Lash jr., VS.. Fred Lash Sr.
ct al. Plft. Fred Lash. jr and
cross complainant VIM. Lash, cross
defts. Fred Lash ST., file stipula
tion authorizing deft Cit German
Matt Blk to pay VIM. Pepperdine
stipulated amount from Lash de-
posit without prejudice to any OF
parties, granted.
10470. Harvey A. Jenkins VS.. Irene H.
Jenkins. Delft shows filing of cross
complaint in clerks office May IA,
also application for temporary al
lowance and that notice was serv-
ed that application would be presented
May 10. Plft. appears TO petition
of cross complaint and plft. order
ed to pay SIS. per month and IS.
payable today and $40 June LIST and
$3.50 each fifteen days thereafter.
Court also allows s25. attys fees
to be paid before Sept 1st, all
amounts to be paid into clerk
office.
1o4S2. Chicago Telephone Co. VS.. Chi
cago Lake Shore and South Bend
Ry. files affidavit for change of
venue from county. granted. Port
er Superior court "a hours.
Court Room No. I.
10oe1. Frank Szollar ct al VS.. Joseph
szollar. Defendants defaulted.
Minority of delft Joseph Szollar IS
suggested and the court appoints
Otto ]. Bruce. guardian ad liten.
Find for pitts. granting partition
that property is indivisible. Mark
| NJ. Miller appointed commissioner.
| he to give bond $4,000 and to sell
same. Order per FORM
I1o5o3. John Meyers pro ami vs.. Stand
ard Steel Car Co. Find for pitt
| 500. Judgment.
1889. Petition of Adolph Marozewski
/ to change name. Find for petition
| er. Name changed to Adolph Metz
Judgment.
I101o2. woodford Distillery Co VS.
| John Moidroski. Find for pitf SIS
| with relief Judgment
1914. Michael Backof VS.. Augustt
| Backof. Deft. to cross complaint
appears to application for tenn.
| porary alimony. asks and is givcr
until Friday. May %. to answer
said application.
1879. l.. NJ Heintz. ct al vs.. Phillip
Goette. ct al. Substituted com
plant filed. Mrs. Clara Heintz
Julia Heintz. Nettie Heintz, Jacot
Heintz, George Heintz defaulted
Sophia Goetter. Phillip Goette-
Graceland Cemetery Association de.
faulted. Lena Koenig files cross
complaint VS.. deft. Hammond Saw
g. Trust Co. -Caroline Romanop a nt
pitts. Marian Henermann. ALA,
1 Maria Heyerman files cross com
| plant VS.. Trust Co. and pitts.
HOSEA Herman Matasar VS.. Annastins
Matasar. Find for plft. granting
divorce; he to pay costs Judgment
Court Room No. 2.
1899. Frank L. Evans. trustee ct al VS.
Herman Kieselbach. Deft. motion
in arrest of Judgment overruled
Judgment on finding for pitt. Judg
ment-
l7o63. Instyni vielogs vs.. Leon Kolod
ziea- Deft. defauited.
l697s. Gottfriend Brig. Co. VS. Leanor'
Libert. Dismissed by pitt. at owl
costs. Judgment.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
SEEK INDIANA
GOVERNORSHIP

Laporte, Ind. May 21.-semi- official
announcement was made today that OF
the thirteen Indiana democratic con-
gressmen six would enter the race for
the gubernatorial nomination. The list
includes Congressman Adair of Port
land. Congressman Moss of. Brazil,
Congressman Barnhart OF Rochester,
Congressman Cline of Angola, and Con-
gresham Dixon of Greensburg. Lieu
tenant Governor O'Neil of Mishawaka
is already in the field.
La Vendor cigars are pronounced ex-
ceptional1y good by all smokers--Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
HE WORKED"
THE GROCER

A short change artist was in Ham
mond again yesterday and later prov
ed to be the same man that attempted
to operate his game here about a
ago. He tried to fleece Mrs. WarfuI of
the State Line grocery store out of
some money but she became SUSPECT
Gus and notified the police. after order
ing a bill of goods he asked for them
to be sent to $40 Ann street and have
the delivery boy bring along change
for $40. He made his get away.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
Potter Lad Back.

Arnold Potter, the IL year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs b. H. Potter, 391 Elm
street, Hammond, who mysteriously
DISAPPEARED from his home last Monday
mornig has returned. A wide search
made by the lads father, led to his
hiding place in Michigan and was
brought back home. AS usual the boy
left for school Monday morning and
when ne did not return home for din
ner his parents became worried and
notified the police. The reasons for his
leaving home wer not learnd.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
Petition Us Favored.

petition which was being circu-
lated in the Holman street business
district for the ornamental street light
ing system found ready signers,s and
the probabilities are that the plans for
the system Will go through. Under
the proposed system the abutting prop
erty owners on the street would pay
for the installation Of the lights and
the maintenance of them. The State
street property owners have already
let the contract for the ornamental
lights on their street
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
Want Tennis Club.

East siders are trying to interest
lovers of the tennis game to form a
club. They believe it is feasible to
get score of men together and to put
a lot in shape on Calumet avenue OPP
posite the Industrial training high
school site. In thie way the members
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
MIGHT Be GOOD THING
FOR CALUMET REGION

Establishment of large sorting ware
houses on the outskirts of Chicago
where all outbound package freight
can be assembled was advocated as a
means for relieving street congestion
and obtaining a greater degree of
economy and efficiency by j. F. Bar
ron. general agent of the freight de-
partment of the Union Pacific System
In an address, before the Traffic Club Of
Chicago at the Hotel LaSaHe yester-
day.
Points to Advantages.
According to Mr.. Barron, the chief
obstacle In the way of successfully
handling package freight by mechani-
cal devices in downtown Chicago is a
lack of sufficient ground space to per-
nit the erection of suitable warehouses
where these appliances can be in
stalled.
BY adopting the outer warehouse
plan, he said, such structures may be
built and the following advantages can
be gained:
Less expense in operation and
better service to the shipping pub
lie.
A reduction in the average tran
sit time from shipping point to
destination.
Better team track facilities for
handling inbound shipments
Elimination of controversies be-
tween shippers and railroads rela-
tive to the closing time of yards
for receipt of teams.
Less carriage through congested
thoroughfares in the downtown
district.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-05-21
$4,000 WILL BE SPENT


new building is to be completed to such
an extent that Mr.. Kaiser can occupy
it while the balance of the building is
being completed. 1t has not yet been
decided just to what use the second
floor viii be put An application has
been put in by lady who says she
would like to rent the entire floor to
convert 1t into bachelors apartments.
for which there is a growing demand
in Hammond. and which is expected to
increase with the coming of office en-
ployes for the Baldwin. Locomotive
works
WANT NEW PICTURE SHOW.
All that the Holman street boosters