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The Lamar register., 1918-01-16
DENVER NEWS
Sidelights on Man Who Aspires To
supplant Governor Gunter

Denver, January 14.-The latest
political combination formed in Den
yer is that known as the Shafroth-
Hubbard-Rush combination. Shafroth
for the senate, Hubbard for governor
and Rush for congress from this dis
trict. True, the conservative demo-
Gratis do not look with either pleasure
or pride on this deal, but then, it would
appear, the radicals are in control of
the democratitc party, just as they
were after the coal stirke-the same
bunch, the same methods, the same
purposes.
George Hosmer, political manager
for Shafroth, Hubbard and Rush in
person, organized in Denver what
they called the Consumers League,
apparently to help the dear peo-pul"
but as a matter OF fact little scheme
to get 4 aide-kicl, organization for the
combination above mentioned. The
same old gang of ''promisers" were
on hand, but so far nothing has come
Of the organization save a few yards
OF pLniAGll1 1pI ollsA4Ioth' AiAbDeiiN
and Rush in the Denver Post.
Hubbard. who has devoted more
time to writing letters for publication
for the Post than any man who ever
held elise iu This s,ate-and who, by
the way, has proven the most com
plota and perfect nonentity that ever
hold Office in the state-makes no sec
ret of the fact that he is out after
Guntcr's scalp, and that he seeks the
nomination for governor ON the demo-
cratic ticket.
Hubbard, by the way, will be the re-
suit OF "a nice scandal that should put
him out of the running even before he
gets started. The following editorial
from the Pagosa Springs Journal of
December 20, 1917. Pagosa Springs,
be it remembered, is the home of Hub
bard-giyes one fair idea of what
he is going to get:
"What has Leslie f. Hubbard done
for Archuleta county that he should
be dubbed by the Pagosa Springs Sun
MS the Little Giant of the San Juan -
While he claims Pagosa as his resi-
dence, he has utterly failed and re-
fused to recognizbe this section with
any appointments in his office.
as it not a fact that while Mr..
Hubbard was inheritance tax apprais-
or and pulling down a fat salary from
the state he allowed the citizens of
BAYFIELD,. Colorado, to cause COM
plant in lunacy to be filed in the coun-
ty court of La Plata county on the
21st day of February, 1914, against
his wife. Freda c. Hubbard, who was
found insane and under the direction
of Mr.. Hubbard placed in the insane
ASYLUM at Pueblo, where she remained
until August, 1916, when her mother,
Mrs. Lacy secured her release?
"And that is not all: For it is well
known to the people Of Archuleta
county that after his wife was de-
clared insane and confined to he
state insane asylum, Mr.. Hubbard had
application made for a conservator for
his wife, stating that she owned lot
1e in block rs, Kensington Sub, in
The Lamar register., 1918-01-16
HIS WOOD NYMPHI
BY AGNES G. eRoeAN.

droppcu MS gun among the 'hieh
ieaNes, ahu hshtihg MS pipe ieaheu
iazi'y oack against tree-truhh' uahie
WIS source out IL was eie autumn
peuu.y Vi me Woous' as wen a' ,ne
hunting which huu caiieu Mn ms
Jay Oh warmth ana sunshine seeineu
oorroMeu iroih 'he suiniier So i"'ei'
phsseu'
nat siorious spot II was ms
uark eyes look IN the Color sche"e Vi
soiu anu eriihsoh' bach III ,he uaSs
OF chiVairy' wandering KNIGHT might
meet III such roihahtic surrouhuihs''
hiuy Oh "ohurous charih anu oeautS
IA WOOD nyhPh perhaps, win now
ers 'Wiheu III ner hair' nul IN I'M.
prosaic nee VI rush anu reai.'
Carsoii siiiiieu ih'o the po"i VI ms
pipe tne WONDERFUL iaoies competent
run 'heir own cars aDout eits pa'
ihehts' OF goiIed ut country ciuo'
Following his smile came rutnina-
tive frown' why was he always
doomed to una the companionship or
the talr sex OF such uresome same
ness, was 1t because romance stiii
fingered hopefully at the back OF his
capapie business Dram! A paihuhg'
Inc Laughter Oh the "oou' winch
hanging peiore MS oesk vi nome hau
mol consciously attracted MS htteh-
tioii, became now pictured upon MS
mind, The girls long ripping hair.
the eyes of wide startled wonder. the
mischievous curl of lips us red us the
berries In her hair. Then with u
sense OF human nearby presence. Car
son turned To ma the pictured sprite
perched upon mound OF leaves behind
him. This particular sprite laughed
In frank delight ut his evident aston
ishinent
wen she asked saucily' sun De-
"iiuerediy sthrihg' he noted her rouhu
Drown arms escaping from their rag
geo covering the wreath OF mountain
ASH berries GROWING her shiihihs. lhe
mar mar rippleu iar beio" 'he whist
'ouIu IL De siri OF Nisiohf
lhat Is what 1 must ASK you ne
replied. weir
She laughed again. you wonder
this soituue. fhr from haDitatioh'
He nodded. Il fancied at first that
l had conJured up your Image. My
mihu was at the moment niieu Win
suen poetic 'inhe'nihgs'
We WIN 'nen, .ne VISION replieo'
commune the ihncS' ah' SIR
" nAs SUI ieai, hn'e
,' - :,
~
VIII, iair nyhph the man re-
phed' Joining "hiiisichiiy IN ner pleas
ure' WIN IL" naoi'n'ioh "''i'ih many
"s"rS iahes VI WANING inns "sA
"here Is your hoouef
Inc girl pointed upward IN the
sturdy OAK SIR oeheath "hich SIT
ASKING PARDON OF WOODLAND
daughter' carson replied the Tree
behehth "hich you SIT Is sturdy
oeech-
Inc girls laughter went ringing
through the silence. What does II
ina.'er' sue saiu, Ut uisnt inc 'ree
hakes shei.ereu resting place anu
ny uny- she hrose hastiy 10 ner tihy
sahu"ieu ieet- oy uay must De busy
ghtherihg nuts Tor the WINTER STORE
sir' must iea'e you
carson arose also. The girl put forth
protesting hand
"lf you please" she begged. and left
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oreatnless until the last triumphant
picture faded into uothingness. II was
this very act no doubt that his wood
nyInph had been rehenrsing In her
wooded setting. And when few days
later. Miss Mollle Miller received his
card at the studio she smiled her
famous smile and went forth TO meet
him.
so" she said. you found me after
al"
AS / should have found you" he
answered earnestly. "at the other side
OF the world"
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Many Can Answer Her.

VIII you tell me what way can get
rid of my character.-Lady Gregory.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
\ A NJ | 1t D n 8
SPOR TING
GOSSIP

NEW DhN. Feh "--A 4ih young
chuck Ward at second base the podsefs
VIII enter the 1918 season with Just
that much Of a jump ON their prospects
at the beginning Of the ~ Pennant
camapgn
ampi0ns. when the last season OPP
ended the I,odEor,. nevertheless. did
not look like remnant winners For one
thing. the Giants had oeen streng tn
ened 10 such an extent that the. were
practically certain winners Again.
there was not color in tho BROOKLYN
,xlub's makeup
There lie no color now 10 the DodE-
ors. They form Just good base ball
machine. a first division team this year
tine chances are but not remnant pos
sihflftfes in an, sense of the phrase.
In Al Aanaux the Dodgers have ac-
oufred one Of the Acknowledged Young
stars or The game. but who is there
", no can s.v that Mamaux really was
laving off last wear because he wanted
10 and no. because hi. arm had lost
is rnnrtnre Further i'm the loss o.
codare shcrrod smith pnd Edward
Pfener 10 the army the pitching stan
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
FUNERAL Of
SULLIVAN To BE
HELD TODAY

BOSTON. Feb. 6.-"The greatest Eo-
man OF them all lies today at the home
Of his sister. Mrs. Anne T. Lennon. at
Roxbury. He is surrounded by scores
of floral offerings sent by prominent
sporting men aud admirers or The great
fighter from all parts Of The country.
Prominent among them is a large
wreath Of roses from Jim Corbetf. a few
years ago Sullivsn's grestest opponent
while the giver is speeding here TO be
one OF the pallbearers at the funeral
today
Sullivan viii he laid to rest today in
Roxbury cemetery in the Sullivan plot
where in his prime he erected marble
monument with the cross and where be-
side It now rests his parents. one sister
and his wife. Workmen dug through
five feet of frozen ground yesterday TO
have the grave ready for the burial
service
Dan Dwyer. the famous sladiator s
sparIine partner. now - wears old,
broke down Yesterday when lie rot a
letter that was written by sullivan an
hour before his death
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
ORDERS $3.50
BASEBALLS FOR
BOYS IN FRANCE
Y. M. G. A. Council Places
Largest Single Order
on Record.

new YORK. Feb Solicitations
point strongly toward baseball beiue
played extensively ny the troops in
France this spring. The If N
war work council has awarded cor-
tract for $3.50 bsseballs. probably o1r
of the largest orders ever placed
Special preparation has 70 be mado
in packing these balls so they aui nor
be affected BY danpness. Special cases
are made for the purpose.
tt the war lasts long enough. fhe
American army may convert the entaa
French nation to baseball. The E'rench
Siddics near the American camp haze
taken it Up with real vlgor and man
Of them already are quite proficient
The American army IN Cuba carried
baseball to the island and now b
played nv boys in cuba all the scar
round
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
TOM GIBBONS
SHADES CHIP

PITTSBC RGH. PA. Feb. s-A rally
started in the seventh round after he
lad been outpointed iu the first six gave
Tom Gibbons Of St Paul shade over
George Chip in their ton round bout be-
fore the keystone club. Neither fighter
hurt the other 70 any extent
Chip showed 70 best advantage when
he found Gibbons Jaw unsuarded and
cut loose with two hard lefts that stag
sered the 81. Paul boz.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
FIGHT DECISIONS

Decisions Of fight representatives. on
Monday were:
At Burslo-Jack Dempsey won from
Carl Morris on foul (6).
At Philadelphia-Ted Lewis beat John
ny Tillmar t6l.
At Pitts burgh-Tomn1y Gibbons beat
George Chip 90.
At Boston-Tommy Robson beat Walter
Mobr (l2).
At New orlaans-Johnny Ertle beat
Arthur Stmons (1o).
At ToIedo-Al Doty and Toledo KNOCK
out Brown fought a draw (I2)
Johnny Downs stopped Sammy Hess
(1o).
AT Homecoming, Md.-Hsrry Greb knock
ed out Jack Hubbard 60.
At Akron-wilne Devors beat JabeE
White.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
HAMMOND

HAMMOND.
Ernest Waiter and wife to Rosa
a Ksiinan and husband l. IS
to II. . Towie add. ..s loo
Carrie f. Caller spin ~ Eet
nHrd : Groves and wife a.
2. Highland add ......... $50 oe
AERRILI.INiI.LE-
Ernest Walter and wife &" no
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
Miscellaneous

SPARE TIME-Couvert yours into
money. Young and old. great op-
portuniIv. Paio Cleanser, a most ready
euer; indispensi in homes, factories
nd business places big profits send .
cents FOR sample (a7-ounce cam post
peid. and full particulars regarding big
3aopey-rsaakfng proposition. Paige <
Jones Chemical Co, so Marble 81. Ham
N ond. Ind 2-6-2
WOULD LIKE TO-Get IN touch with
voung man having $4,000 to invest:
good rnafi-order proposition. Address.
So Times. Hammond. 2-5-3
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Johnny Ertle
Outclasses Art SimonS
in 10 Rounds

NEW ORLEANS. La. Feb s-John-
ny Ertle of ST Paul SO decisively dc
feated Arthur Simons OF New Orleans in
ten rounds that half the crowd left be
fore the fight was over. The SCRAP was
changed from an open air Arena 10 the
Orleans Athletic club at Ersles option.
He outclassed Simous. but could not
rut him away. Simons was powcrlcss
in the last three rounds
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
The ohservant Rernn.nur

Congleby-''When 7 an telling a ms a
a story stop short if see a peculiar
CLEAN in his eye" Mimma--'Does ii
mean that he has heard 1t before?"
Congleby-"No. It means that he is
not listening. because he isthinkinz Of
the one he intends TO tell me-"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

AfssE August IS4h- On all elias
sAAsA advertisements placed with
us cvUT tcasra1oae and not paId for
NJ the s&4os wSoA4a s days, an AG-
etsSona1 change Of tSn cents Will be
Eassas fer ooa1sG4zon-
ZAs s~~s service can be given our
SReRuRs ~ tasaGsng all classified al
wershm@ma@mtE 20 oEx crfics ana pay
Ing for P&zn@ @ad save eolScti On
aAGswm
LAKE COUNTY PTG. 4 FUB. co.
TxHCES NEwSF AFER@
Aug o. 1S1T.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
EXTRA SPECIAL.

New Modern Rome Ready 60 Move Into
A Well-built. I-roOm house: modern
in every detail FIRST floor consists Of
large living room with IRE place. sun
psrlor large dining room. kitchen With
several handy details. Second floor has
8 pleasant bedrooms with large closets.
large bath room with sanitary fixtures.
large attic. PlumminE and Lighting
fixtures are unusually fine Best heat
Ing plant. hiEh basement. all Tiastered
several details all carried out To The
letter Full screens throughout. even
back porch Fine cement hlock CARA g.
large enough for 5 cars. cement drive
MAJ. Located on Hor1eWood' best
street with all street improvements paid
i'm fun In fact a complete home guar
autecd agaInst all extras. because there
is none. VIII soil on time Property is
less than I year old and could not be
replaced al anything like this prrce
If you arc interested III talk business.
CAN W. IT, Gostlin Jr- Phone 40 or
I26.
GosTLIN, MEYN & CO.
Hammond. I'll
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

NOTICE TO NON RESIDENT.
STATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUNTY.
IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
SITTING AT GARY, JANUARY
TERM. 1918. JULIA LEHOCKT VS.
JOHN LEHOCKT CAUSE 10. 2707.
ACTION. FOR DIVORCE.
Now comes the plaintiff by A n.
stem. her attorney. and files her COM
plant herein. together with an sffi-
davit Of competent person. SHOW ing
that the defendant thereto. to Wit: John
Lehocky. Is not resident OF The State
OF indiana.
said defendant is therefore hereby no.
lfed Of the tendency or said action and
thar the same will stand FOR trial at the
next term of said Courr and that unless
he appears and answers or demurs
therein. al the calling or said cause. on
the 25th day of March A.. p 1918 the
same being the 18th dey OF the next
term OF said Court 10 be begun and held
in The Court House Al Gary. in said
County and State. or the 2ud Monday OF
March, A. D 1918 said action will he
heard and determined in his absence
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. I hereunto
set my hand and affix the seal Of said
Court a. Gary. this cath day Of Janu-
airy. A .. 1915
HERBERT L WHEATON.
Clerk L s. {.
Jan 81 Feb ia 1918
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
Wanted TO Rent.

WANT TO RENT-Furnished rooms or
house for Housekeeping by couple with
4-yeer-old girl; must be well heated.
modern. near So. Shore preferred. Al
dress D 90, Times. Hammond 25:2
WANTED - A furnished room by ?
ladies'; breakfast desired. Write. "
&. Times. Hammond. 90
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
For Miscellaneous

FOR SALE--U rredeemed diamonds and
ralirosG watches. Lsssers Reliable
Loan Bank. 6 state St, Haramo nd
Open evenings. IL tt
hUSsMALJ. FEED s ROOFING co.
1l9 Clinton st phone 2s27. East Chi
csgo. phone 465R 2 II I'm
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
Real Estate Bargains
WANTED.

Homes of all sizes IN all parts OF the
city, alMo other property, quick. We
have sold over 100 pieces of property In
1917. We Will sell yours II your price
and terms are right. List IL with us
today.
FRANK J. WACKEwICZ.
THE Home OF the Best Home BsrC ains"
Cor. Oakley and PlunImer AYES.
Phone 1917. Open Evenings.
Hammond 20 IS rs Is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
Lost and Found

IOST-Testerdav in East Chicago. orr
North Side a child'S ,TnEersoll watch
with fob of owl fEurSs valued as
keepsake: liberal reward II returned to
Nassau < Thompson Fast Chicago
2-6-1
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
For Sale-Automobiles.

FOR SALE-Ford. panel top delivery
car; like new, cheap. ElElr Motor
sales Co. 659 Holman st Hammond
1-3l-6
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
FURNITURE SALE.

We are selling cut, regardless Of cost
pejs. Ste. both new and second hand.
During the sale open Daily until ..
n. All goods delivered. Come early.
Hammond Secondhand Furniture EEch.
opp. Post Gfice. 2Hf STATE ST. Phone
1019. Hammond. 2-f-tf
FOR SAI.E-Audreu-s -Niinrcap olls heat
regulator with cIock attachment. nov.
"a ayes fuel, cost $3.50, Will sell for $50.
VIM = Hoffman. o96 Truman ave.
Hammond. 3 4
FOR sALE-Cheap. or viii give to
some worthy child. an Old kiuba ~
piano. Address, S ". Times Ham
mond. 2-6-6
FOR SALE dining table, : small
tables Z buffet. chairs. Z couch 2
iron beds with hest springs and mat
tresses. dTessers. I commode / book
case. ! refrigerator, dishes, lamps /
rug. . feather beds. Call p 623 Ann 81
Hammond 2-s-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

Us a. TO %. Walter add, u
lot Or 50 a l6-36-S ....... D."
TOLLEsTON
Richard + Davis and wife TO
! John j. Psunnkas Is Z. 49, So.
AZ. End Oak Park add 40
Richard T. Davis and vie 10
Paul Paulnkas Is Z. g. &5
D - End Oak Paris add ...... IA
Poscphine Crow and husband
20 Grace G. Pierce. ct al 5,
40. md OAK Park add ..-". lo
T.. u. Fulton and VIE 10 Jose
Sl5cudaris Is "a. is, b 10. Cos
Sld add ...-..-- -e-s...-.-.- lV
GARY.
Julian II. Youche lhaem to y
T.eveckes .. p s. Gary I'M
Cos srd add .............-.-.. TO
Gary Land 10 10 Charles r,
Briney and Liuiansi 81. -.
Gary Land Cos lSt sub .-.... $500
Theresa TllinEer and husband
20 CHARLES W Anderson and
wife Is. 81. Gary Land
COS LIST sub .......... 90
Jacob Poppa to Lacretia Popps
u. .. Pridmore Orr and
Cnrichs 1St sub .--....... "
John o. Bowers and wife 10 :
Forrest Bowers l Al. -.
Gary Land Cos LIST sub 40
Esteua E. Bailey and husband
10 John Conroy and wife g.
p SIS. Gary Land Cos LIST sub 10
Edward NJ. Bailey aud wife TO
John Conrov end wife ] SIS
d ST. Gary Land Cos sun o.
CALUMET CITY
v-rfr -
ClanCev T. EurlinsaIne :.
10 o. End add ...-.......... 50 ~
GLEN PARK
Charles J. Williams and wife 70
Waiter ] SOY and wife l6
p .. b 4 resu5 ~ Z. .. . 100
INDIANA HARBOR.
josephine ObremsEi and has
band to NaSrav j. Krajcw-
s5i 10. b 3. 3Td add.....- 1.o
East Chicago Company 70
Katherine r. stephens ] -
g. Park add .........-..-- to
George I'D smith and VIE to
John r. Naciever end wife
Ut Sig Ne Sc sW 22-26-8. 400
CEDAR LAKE
Pub Sub CO to Josephine Truck
ey is a. to ~. b %. plat re-"
Shades add ........-.. ....-. lSa s.
HOBART.
LIZ. cIcClsran Add. william ~
McClarsn and wife TO
Francis 81 Barney .-.-..S 1900
HAMMOND
E IS rs. w 12i4' lab ri
resub Helbergs Oak Ridge
ADD. John T Wiiholm and
wife to Andrew II Kale and
wife ...-..-......... ........ lot
1874 u. \ 72iz' Is, =.
Fschenbergs state Line Add
William Ahlborn and wife ct
al. 70 Paul c Moorhead. 500 81
L 3. D 6. Hyde Pil Add. Lau-
renre N Hal - al TO John
Nyqusst ......--,...... ~
l. ?. % E. Wilcox & Godfreys
Add. LeGrand U Meyer and
wife 20 Frank Meyers .....- o.
l. /. % Q. Fosg & hammond
2nd Add. Marie ssuueis and
husband 10 Henry r wv
schultz TT ................ 80,
l. 3. b - Fozg & Haomand'e
2ud Add r. ". schultz and
wife to- Aaron slae aud
wfs .......... ......-... 49,,
CEDAR LAKE.
Is -. Is. b y. plat ~ Shades
Add. Pub. sub. Go. to Geo.
Masters .......-........ zoe,
l. "a to is, 7. pal In.
Shades Add. Pub sub. CO. 20
Ernest VI Guillsumc ...... 1875
l. -. b g. plat "F+ Shades
Add. PUP Sub. Co. 10 Harry
Andrews .... ........... 10000
GARY.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

Teaspoons From Cotton Fiber.
Cheap teaspoons 1--we been manu-
featured from compressed cotton fiber.
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For Sale-Horses and Cattle
HORSES FOR SALE

Horses Good haulers. in shape for
bard. heavy work: right out Of the har-
ness. weight. 1900 10 I456. Apply
Calumet Park Stock Yards Hammond
2-4-4
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
Wanted-Male Help

with from 500 % S-VV'
who wish to become interested in q
Il sc growing manufacturing concern
with a world market. Give address ana
phone (if anH). Manufacturer. ttala-
mond Times, $50
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

N ANTED-Experience girl for Eenera,
rof<eworil: reference requpired- an
"a Van Buren, ST, GARY 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06
LEGAL NOTICES.
)TICE OF FINAL. SETTLEMENT OF


NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE.
N THE NATTER or TIE ESTATE
OF GUST LAEOTES. so 1870. ~
THE LAKE SUPERIOR COURT.
JANUARY TERM 1918
Notice : hereby given 10 he Heirs.
Legatses and Creditors Of Gust Laeotes
deceased, 70 appear in the Lake Superior
Court, held a Hammond, Indiana. on the
25th day OF February. 1918. and show
cause. IL any. why the Final Settlement
Accounts with the estate if said decd
ont should not be approved, and said
heirs are notified 10 then and there make
proof OF heirship. ana receive their dis
tributive shares.
WITNESS tho Clerk or me Lake Su-
perior Court. a. Hammond. this eSth day
OF Janusrz. 1915
HERBERT L. WHEATON,
CLERK Lake Superior Court
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FOR Rent-Furnished Rooms

T6r RNr-Nicely furnished sleeplnk
roonae- heated. convenient 70 Stsna-
,rd and Coakey plants 40S MAY
phone e0SW. Hammond $50
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rOR, RENT and 4 furnished ROOMS
ror light hcu sskeeping. Inquire, =
Pl1mnqer ave. Hammond --i-d
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

If You Think THE TIMES Is
Doing It's Bit Your Support Is Al
as Heaven.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

I-0rs p E~T-e furnished sleeping rooms
furaace heat; convenient TO STANDARD
ard coakeys 1877 Harrison ST. Phone
ss-1S Ismn,cnd ELL
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ron RENTING nicely furn. sleeping
rooms for che or two gentlemen. Mrs.
EchrItz. Orpheum Bldg, second noor.
Hammond. r
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FOE RENT-Furnixhed room; modern;
block from car line. fhohe ~
Truman ave. Hammond. --o-l
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MORAN TO
BOX SOLDIER

SPAGTANBURG. < G. Feb g.
Frank Moran, boxing director here and
Dho wiu meet Fred Fulton in New Or
leans WashinEton's birthday, has ar
ranged for ten-round bout with Priv
ate Tom Jones. They viii meet IN
Greenvillo. s. a.. Friday night The
boy.
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
bousakeeping for married couple. or
zen 3q4o Hemlock 81 Indiana Haf-
Dor
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-02-06

IRLs-CONGENIAI FACTORY en-
PLOYMENT CONSISTING LARGELY
OF, GOVERNMENT WORK Positions
men 70 iris between the ages OF IS and
az in sood physical condition. Steady
nrohtarie work for those wishing 10
Svrii themselves Of an opportunity.
.-on1ro,1nicate with The Factory Employ
lent Office. The Goodyear Tire s. Rub
her Company, Akron, Ohio. l--o-lS
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Wanted-Female Help

a. County Jail Crown
FONT; call in person. Recommenda-
loas required. Mrs. ". II Olds. ms
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xvia Whiting and East CNicaRm
MTe Eouth Chicago ORay.
Ewp G&tS&Ge-&: 80 O. n. ard A:9T q "a,
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FOP RENT modern rooms for hShf
aouSekeepiuE: hot waited heat; near
SO shore Ia2 Sheffield ave. Phone
ASIA. Hammond. --o-l
FOE PFNT-Niceiy furnished room for
either lady OF gentleman al 244 Men
iEau ave, cor. OF Oakley. Hammond