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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19
NEW CASES FILED

Lake Superior court. Hammond, Ind
Cases Filed en- July 3.
163O3 RIM. For commissioner to con-
vey r. E; Gertrude Gastel. admin
istratrix of the estate Of Fred Gas
tel Sr.. deceased (AIcAIahon and
Conroy) vs.. Henrietta Kingsland
and E. B. Kingsland her husband.
Fred Gastel jr.. and Ida D. GasteI.
his wife; William L. Gastel and
Marie Eva Gastel, his wife: Made
line Fiegenschuh and Harold F.
Fiegenschuh, her husband and Paul
B. Lipinski. Lot IS in block II
North Side Add. to Hammond.
163O4 RIM. Ito set aside Judgment
and default: Frank Meazzar VS.
Many Blanc & Co. a corporation.
Lewis E. Barnes. sheriff Of Lake
county. Indiana, and Lewis E.
Barnes.
1906 RIM. appeal by deft.: Jake
Weiss on. D. Metz) vs. Mrs. O.
Leucht doing business as the NagIe
Dairy Lunch.
16s4-Est. Peter Grabowskie; Joseph
Misewicz. admr. Filed June 90: de-
cedent died Jan. 9. 1917.
16s5-Est. Hannah Nelson. Rae M.
Royce aomr Filed June goth; de-
cedent died June Is. 1917.
l6s6-Est. Mike Elev: Joseph J. ChiIla.
admir-. Filed July. 8, 1917: decedent
died June 25. 1917
16s7-Trust of award to Harold T.
Schor by Industrial Board. Lake
County Savings & Trust Company.
trustee. Filed July 8.
Gdn- No. 504-Mary Kaspscak and
Thomas Kaspszak. Filed June ,s.
First Trust and Savings Bank of
Whiting. Ind. gdn.
Gdn. No. 505-Ceslaw Wojcek; Peter
Wojcek. gdn Filed June 20.
Gdn. 5o6-Olga Nelson; Caroline Green.
gdn. Filed June goth.
Gdn. No 507-Joseph Slamkowski Ches-
terine, Albine. Stanley ,Wladyslaus
and Casimir Slamkowski. Filed .Julv
5; Stanislawa Slamkowski. gdn.
Est. No. 168S-Niculae Rusu; James p
Burns. admir-: decedept died June %
Filed July s.
Recog. bonds not recorded, filed .Julv
9Th:
2S01-State John Gurnewtcz. s5nO.
Frank Ma1icki and Walter Malicki
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19

club at her home on Court street The
honors OF the evening at cards fell to
Mrs. Baker who had high score. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
New Marriage Licenses.
VIM. D. Jackson. Clara NJ. Otey Chi
ca go.
Taylor VIM. Terrell. Josephine Hud-
dlestone. Chicago.
Arthur Gibbs. Blanche Lee. Hammond.
Szepan Wrubleski, .Ceslowa Kowalslxi.
Gary.
Almond D. Perrine. Bonnie A. Baum.
Chicago.
VIM. Norman Greene. Mary Neelis.
Chicago.
VIM. J. Lindsay. Lille Puroviance.
Chicago.
Harold Fox Scott. Elizabeth Jean lie
back. Chicago.
Harry W. Kretschmer. Maude S. Tri-
bert. Chiea go.
Michael Joseph Lyons. Grace Mildred
Rosecrans. Chicago.
Sidney G.. Shanks. Martha Konwan-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19


Hoover l."V
l. rs, B 10. Logan Park Add.
George 10th to John A
Dwygart I-uV
L, SO, B 4. Logan Park Add.
United Land & Invest. Co.
to James S. Brown. LOO
HAMMOND.
w 20 #. Il. E 10 IT. L IS
Chas Kreuter's Sub. Wal
dyslaw Ryba TO Jozef Pu-
max . 1,475.oo
I, 4. Q Franklin Add John
d. Kennedy to Bertha
Walls Luz
L 81. B 2, Manufacturers Add
Julian H. Youche to Steve
szuesh 100
EAST CHICAGO.
L. AZ. "a. Sw 2s-37-e East
Chgo. Co. to Walenty Mu-
rawski 1-oO
u %. B 27. Burlington Add.
East Chgo. Co. TO VIM. c.
Tyler 5000
L IS. B 81, Burlington Add
East Chgo. Co. to DJuro
Juric $500
Sw NE IA Eh NE 22-34-s.
Emma Kinderman to VIM.
Matthias LOU
HOBART.
VIZ L g. L .. B 8. F. D.
Barnes Gary Add. Frank D.
Barnes TO Antoni Burda. 10000
E5h L S. L I. B 3. F. D.
Barnes to Martin Kula. 10000
L 4. B 8, F. D. Barnes Gary
Add. Frank d. Barnes to
woiciech Holubek .. 10000
WHITING.
Is Z. s, B 4. Davidson's 7th
Add. Anton Niziolkiewicz,
ct al. to Joseph Kudera. Zoe
l. SO. #. L34. TT. L 80,
Is B 4. Forsyths 3rd Add. Julia
Carlson to Smith Bader-
Davidson Co. ........... 100
L SO, #. L "a, N IT. L 80.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19

Miss Eva Letz has returned from
pleasant visit with Chiacgo friends
A number of Crown Point people at
tended the dance at Spring Hill Grove.
ST. John.
William Bartholomae of Chicago. Is
expected here TO spend his annual va
cation with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs
G. C. Bartholomae. Mr.. Bartholomae Is
employed with the Sauerman Bros. Co.
in Chicago.
The Parry Monument works is erect
ing several large monuments in the Dut-
ton cemetery at Ross. Ind
Misses Lillian Schmidt. Ella Mossoth
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19
Crown Point News
Happenings OF a Day in Lake Couny's Lively Capital

and Pearl Kaiser have been visiting at
the Great Lakes training camp, where
they were guests of Harvey Kaiser who
is in training there
There is a large crop OF cherries this
season and the housewives are kept busy
taking care of them
VIII Mossoth of Chicago. Is spending
his vacation in Crown Point. the guest
of his mother and sister. Miss Ella Mos
soth.
Miss Mary Curtis. a former high
school principal. is the guest Of Mrs. j.
c. Gibbs and Mrs. Eta Wilmer.
Mrs. Harry Baker entertained the 500
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19

ski. Chicago.
Joe shamberg. Blanche Bachnsr. Chi
cago.
New Cases Filed.
12227-tF IT Fetterer) Lewis Barnes,
foreclosure chat mtg. VS.. Alex r.
Weidman
1222s-(J A Gavit). Indiana Harbor
Belt Railroad Co; TO set aside order
of public service commission VS.
Public Service Commission
The marriage Of Prof. H S. Painter
formerly of this city. occurred at Mar
ron. Ind. a week ago Monday. The
young lady in question was Miss Cert
rude Murphy Of Marion The best wishes
of Crown Point people are extended "a
/ the couple. who viii make their future
| home in Mt. Vernon. Ind. where Prof
Painter has accepted the superin.
tendency of the Mt. Vernon schools.
Misses Frances Grimmer. Marguerite
Houk and Vincent Youkey were the
guests of friends at a theatre party in
Chicago last evening
| Miss Dorothy Tice is assisting at the
interstate Public Service Co. during the
absence of Miss Margaret Etling who
Is taking her annual vacation.
Through the efforts of Mayor Krost
who has been interceding with the Pan
Handle for better train service. they
have consented to stop the late Pan
Handle train which reaches Crown Point
at 1905 p. m. making it possible for
Crown Pointers to attend theatre and
return home the same evening.
Judge Harry Nicholson has returned
from ten days trip to Boston. New
York and Atlantic City. where he attend
ed the Elks' convention. While in the
east the judge visited at the home of
Mrs. LaFaye Wilke. formerly Miss Geor-
ssa Maxwell of this city.
A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Mitch
who live on the Leben farm near the
county farm, last week
An inmate of the county farm from
the north end of the county was brought
to the Geisen morgue on Tuesday.
The Thomen sale held at the home
last Saturday was very we'll attended
and most Of the household goods were
disposed of. bringing good prices. The
children Of the late VIM. Thomen who
were left orphans by his death. have
been adopted by Crown Point families
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Peters and Mr. and
Mrs. John Doehler having taken them
into. their homes. Another child has
gone to live with a family in Chicago
Heights.
The ladies of the Forester lodge serv-
ed supper to the men of that order
Tuesday night, which was well attend
ed and very enjoyable
Mrs. Frank Daily and daughters Eliz-
abeth and Ruth. are spending some time
at the home of w H. Haywood and wife
The July horse sale on Tuesday was
very well attended, considering that so
so many of the farmers were busy in
the fields. The usual number of out of
town horse buyers was present and sew
eral good sales were made. The popu-
larity of the automobile is gradually
driving out old Dobin. only for work on
farms ar where machines can not go.
Program for the Chamber of Com
merce Boys Band consert. Thursday
evening. July 10:
March-Lincoln Highway-------w willis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19
ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
ToLLESTON.

TOLLESTON.
I, Is. B /, Forest Hill Add L.
Clark Wood Co. to Frank
sirvinskis 10000
I, II. Roes Add. Gallus j.
RAIDER 70 Maik Maicyulis... $4,000
L IL. NJ L 10. 2, Tolleston
Heights Add. Alfred R.
Hoover to Benjamin T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19

B 4, Forsyth's 3rd Ado
Smith ader-Davidson Co. to
Harry L. Walker. .......... 10000
GARY.
L 35. 81. Gary Land Co.'S
1st Sub. Joseph l. Hanger
to Jennie Norris ....... 100
L 80. l. Srd So. Broadway
Add. So. Broadway Land Co.
to John Means. 100
ny Liz. B 26, Gary Land Co.'s
1st Sub. VIM. L.. Cropley to
Chas. W. Warrington. loo
L Is, S1a L II, B 6. Gary Land
Co.'S End Sub. Gary Land
Co. to Mary Graden-. $500
L 13. B 3. and jackson Park
Add. Samuel H. Slick to
Gladys C. Oliver. 100
INDIANA HARBOR.
1. "a. So. Indiana Harbor.
Earl P. Wood to Anna B.
Riddle Observation-Disclosures. $4,000
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19

PEDfCROWNis the perfect efficiency
= = motor fuel because it produces that
useful working stroke of the piston, which
means smooth, rhythmic power, not the
violent slam of the piston produced by
the so-called highest gasoline, which
racks your engine and makes jerky power
The character of the piston stroke de-
ponds wholly upon the rate of combus-
ton. The rate Of combustion depends
entirely upon adjustment of boiling point
fractions in the gasoline These frac-
tons vaporize at different temperatures
and in sequence.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-07-19

Send THE TIMES to your
soldier boy. Let him see how we
left behind are backing him UP.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
IDAHO NEWS NOTES

Heavy snowfall occurred at Boise
Friday.
The funeral of Fred c. Brasch was
held at Nez Perez Saturday.
John Halverson, rancher of the
Genesee country, died at Los An
geles recently.
Fifth cornfed steers averaging 1245
pounds each, were sold by T. o. Gro
zier, Culdesac farmer, to a Lewiston
firm for 10 cents a pound, which is
the record price for beef in this re-
gion.
President M. A. Brannon of the Uni
versity of Idaho announces that the
total enrolment for the year has
passed the thousand mark for the
first time in the history of the insti-
tuition. The total enrolment is 1901.
Judge l.. l.. Lewis, referee in bank
ruptcy at Occur d'Alene City, Sat
urday confirmed the order of sale of
the Dryad Lumber company's prop.
erty at Gibbs, to the Mechanics Loan
g. Trust company of Spokane on their
bid of $107,355, in satisfaction of their
trust deed of $1O3,22 the difference
to me paid in cash to the court. Judge
Lewis has ordered the trustee, w. A.
Armstrong, Immediately to turn the
property over to the bank.
The county commissioners, Lewis
ton, have closed a contract with Ar
thur b. Hinman for the purchase OF
his ranch for a county poorfarm. The
phase is located on the Northern Pa
cific railway, five miles east of Lew
iston, and consists of 255 acres, OF
which AZ acres are bottom land in a
high state of cultivation, on which
is a fine orchard There is also a
pumping plant. The contract calls
for live stock, tools and equipment
as now used on the place.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
Million Dollar Damage.
AMERICANS WERE NOT HARMED
Was Easy to Leave Germany Without
Trouble, Ayers Note.

Washington.-Full information of
the departure of the former American
consuls in Germany was delivered to
Secretary Lansing Monday in a note
by the Swiss minister. 1t is under
stood that every facility is being CIV
en- for the departure of SO former
American officials and their families.
While Ambassador Gerard had ex-
pected that a second trainload of the
officials would leave Munich for Swift
zerland some day this week, there
has been some delay in their assem-
bly, and officials do not know when
or where they will come out. No
alarm, however, is felt.
No reports of indignities by search
and detention to Americans leaving
Germany have come to the state de-
partment since it's protest against
such practices was sent to Berlin just
before diplomatic relations were bro
ken off. It was stated officially that
the German government had not re-
piled to the protest.
Consul Settler of Breslau and Con.
sui Pike at st. Gaul forwarded re
ports of bad treatment by German
military authorities, upon which the
state department made its protest. In
the cases reported men and women
were stripped of their clothing.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
WILL NAME A TARIFF
COMMISSION VERY SOON
President Wilson's List is Expected
to Include Roper Taussig, Kent
Six on the Board.

Washington.-Presi Wilson vr-
tually has completed selection of the
tariff commission. The nominations
probably will be sent to the senate
during the present special session.
Professor Frank w. Taussig of
Harvard university, will be chairman
of the commission.
Daniel c. Roper, another member
expected to be nominated by the pres
ident, has had practical experience in
dealing with the tariff.
William Kent, a member OF the
house until March 4, probably will be
another member.
Among the other men under con-
sideration is f. p. Costigan of Den
yer, a lawyer.
f. E. Pratt, chief of the bureau of
foreign and domestic commerce of
the commerce department, also has
been mentioned.
The commission will be composed
of six members, not more than three
of whom can belong to one party. Its
duties will be to study all phases of
the tariff question and report to con-
gress.
Edwin G. Beck, known through ex-
tensive advertising as Professor n.
Zoroaster, astrologer," ended his life
Sunday at San Francisco by drown
ing
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
POTATO PRICES DOWN.
Federal Food Investigators Find Rice
Prices Going Up.

Federal Food investigators Find Rice
Prices Going Up.
Chicago.-While food investigators
were endeavoring to verify rumors
that 100000 bushels of potatoes are
in storage at Blue Island, a suburb,
f. Percy Miller, a commission mer-
chant, admitted that he controls one
million bushels in different sections
of the country. His total holdings,
he estimated at approximately 1900
cars.
Mr.. Miller added that he is prob
ably the largest holder of potatoes
in the country and tn TAFT is not UNI
usual for him to control so many. He
said he is not in control of the pota-
to market and he denied there was a
corner in the vegetable. No potatoes
have been destroyed wilfully to create
shortage, according to Mr.. Miller
but many that have been frozen or
otherwise spoiled while in storage
have been destroyed.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
SUMMARY OF THE
WORLDS EVENTS
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH HEM
SPHERES BOILED DOWN TO
LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING
Brief Notes Covering Happenings In
This Country and Abroad That
Are of Legitimate Interest
to all the People.

The closing of the Dutch-Belgian
frontier by the German military au-
thorities is reported.
President Wilson was confined in
bed last week because of the cold
from which he has been suffering.
Mrs. Catherine Cudahy, widow of
Michael Cudahy, meat packer, has
been made a papal countess by the
pope.
AT Wheeling, w. Va, March 10,
fire broke out in the heart of the
downtown district, causing a loss of
100000.
Bitter fighting took place Friday in
Champagne with the French with
standing the German attacks and TAX
ing further trenches.
J. p. Morgan has made application
for S2,500000 life insurance, which
would be the largest policy ever
written under one name.
The nizam of Hyderbad, ruler of
the largest and most populous of the
internal states of India, has sent
100000 for use in the anti-submarine
campaign.
Reorganization of the Fruit Grow
ers' agency to take in every shipper
of fruit in the northwest regardless
of methods and tonnage handled is
contemplated.
The Russian government has called
a special conference to meet imme-
diately to deal with the food prob
lem in Petrograd, which is said to
be extremely urgent.
The terminal elevator of the North
ern Elevator company in Winnipeg
was destroyed by fire recently with
10000 bushels of wheat. The loss
was estimated at $150.000.
Returning to the attack Saturday
after a rest of several days, the Brit
ish troops in the Ancreregion o.
France made another dent in the
German defenses. Advancing on ;
three-mile front the British took tn,
village of Irles and its neighborinl
works, the British headquarters state
ment says.
Logan Billinksley, confessed liquo
seller of Seattle, in prohibition states
and chief witness for the government
in the trial of Mayor Hiram c. Gill
Chief of Police Rockingham, forme
Sheriff Robt. T. Hodge and City De
tectives Peyser. Doom, Poolman ant
McLennan, testified Saturday tina
DR. Mark A. Matthews, pastor of thu
First Presbyterian church, threatene'
him with indictment by the count.
grand jury last November if he di,
not come through" with comics
sion that he bribed Mayor Gill will
$500 to permit him to sell liquo
under police protection.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
SUICIDE REVEALS BANK LOoTING
Former Paying Teller Made OFF With
$25, 1876; Later Returned II.

Kansas City.-With the discovery
Sunday in a hotel room of the body
of Frederick Oberheiman, age As, for
mer paying teller of the Security Ma
tional bank of this city. it was reveal
ed by officers of the bank that a
shortage of $25,135 found in the tel
ler's accounts after he disappeared
February % had been made good by
Oberheiman because of a troubled
conscience before he shot himself.
Oberheiman returned to Kansas
City voluntarily and gave the bank
officials the name of the safety de-
posit company in Cincinnati where he
declared he had deposited $4,000 of
the banks money. His statement was
verified by telegraph. and on his or
der the money was transferred back
to vaults of the Security National
bank. He then replaced the remain
der of the missing money to the sat
isfaction of the bank
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
SPORTING ITEMS

Seattle won the 1857 champion
ship of the Pacific Coast Ice Hockey
association.
The Northwestern ball season opens
on April "a, and the closing date is set
for September 8, eleven days more
than last year.
Gilmore Dobie, former football coach
at the University of Washington, will
coach for the University of Detroit at
Detroit, Mich, next season.
Despite all the talk of changing the
playing rules of baseball there will be
no tampering with the regulations gov
erning the national pastime this year,
The worlds record jump set last
year by Ragnar Omtvelt of Chicago
was broken at the skee carnival by
Henry Hall of Steamboat Springs,
Colo, who made a jump of 2O3 feet.
Edward f. Gardner of New York,
national amateur billiard champion
at 1872 balk line, was defeated in the
title tournament recently by Ledyard
Blake OF San Diego, Cal. Inc youth
full westerner scored 400 points to
Gardeners 31S.
Joe Stecher of Nebraska, heavy
weight wrestling champion of the
world, recently won a wrestling match
with Henry Ordeman of Minneapolis
in two straight falls. The first fall
required IS minutes and 80 seconds
and the second minutes and 30 sec
Onds.
Jack Taylor well known to the
wrestling fans of the northwest, who
defeated all corners a year ago re-
Gently scored a clean-cut victory over
Charley Cutler of Chicago, recogniz-
ed up to the time that Joe Stecher
made his debut on the mat as the
second best wrestler in the country.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
PACIFIC COAST NEWS

The sea, which he had followed all
his life, overwhelmed Captain James
NJ. Hays, bay pilot of San Francisco.
He died Saturday.
B. c. Moon, Riverside, Cal, was
killed instantly Friday and three 9th
er men were seriously injured when
Southern Pacific engine struck an
interurban motor.
king" Francis Schlatter, self-styled
divine healer, was found guilty in
federal court of using the mails to
defraud The jury rendered a YER
dict in four minutes, at Los Angeles.
Secretary Lane announces the ap-
pointment of e. G. Bradley of San
Francisco as assistant to the secre-
tary of the interior, succeeding Ste
phen T. Maher who is to become di-
rector of the national parks service.
Mrs. Jessie H. Kock of San Rafael,
Cal. was smothered to death Satur-
day in the mud of a swamp near
Greenbrae, into which she was thrown
NACn lllC Sdl III W llACA ohC
was riding with her husband cap
sized
At Eureka, Cal, March 8, Mrs. c.
A. Thurber, AZ years old, became a
mother to her twentieth child. Thir-
teen of the children are living. The
stork has visited the Thurbers every
year since they were married, with
two exceptions.
Mrs. Anna Booth accused with VIM
Branson of the murder of her hus-
band William Booth, at Willamina,
Ore, in October, 1915, pleaded guilty
to manslaughter recently and was
given an indeterminate sentence OF
from one to Is years in the peniten
tiary.
Nearly 5000 skilled laborers, repre-
senting more than SO per cent of the
total employees roster, employed al
the Union Iron Works of Alameda
and the Moore & Scott shipyards
have quit work, practically tying III
all shipbuilding operations. They
want more pay.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
SPECIAL SESSION APRIL 16.
Democrats Control New Senate-To
Await Any Crisis.

Await ANY Crisis.
ashington.-Leader of both par
ties in congress greeted with approx
al President Wilson's call for spe-
cial session on April 10.
There has been a feeling evident
that congress should be in Washing
ton when the president takes any step
further in the German situation.
The length of the special session,
the legislation it will enact and the
debates that may mark it's progress
will depend largely on three factors
just what legislation the president
expects, what results from the armine
of American merchant ships and the
way the new house of representatives
conducts itself with its evenly-bal
anced membership.
The democrats control the new sen
ate by IL votes, and despite its bit
ter debates on international prob
lens, and it's failure to pass the arm
ed neutrality bill it can be safely
counted upon to stand behind the
president in almost anything he ask:
in handling the German situation.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1917-03-13
Insane Man Wounds Two.

Des Moines, Iowa.-Two persons
were painfully wounded and hundreds
of pedestrians in a crowded down
town section were endangered when
Elmer Landes, former inmate of an
insane asylum. ran amuck here Sat
urday. Landes wounded n. 1. Belizzi.
policeman, and John Aliber of Mil
waukee, bystander, and engaged in
pistol duel with the police as he
fled through the streets crowded with
shoppers. More than a score of shots
we're exchanged. Landes was cap
tured unhurt.