The Lake County times. [volume], February 27, 1918, Page Page Seven, Image 7

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Wednesday, Feb. 27, 11)18.
'THE TIMES
Pace Seven
This Corn Will
Peel Right Off!
I
"Gets-It" Makes Corns Ccme Off
The "Banana-Peel" Way! I
W'hv have to flop rn the floor. iupi'!:
not of the sume poiiTn though similar.
VISITS TAKES FLACE.
t)inio Hotich. another Serbian snloon
keeper, "dropped in" t Steve Orlich's
saloon on a visit when UetuloU v.hs
there and ho testified he heard tt
ssy. "Tou know I'm a. city i !T i . 1 1 1 and
enn do you some harm." This remark
credited to Kfnolill followed an out-
j burst or tingor of c'tlieh's j- rl after
I ri'noletl hTl accused him of keeping a
, i resort ovtr his saloon. Orlich -aid, it
ourseif up ltU- the letc-r Hti.il w'ts tctiliod, that his family lutJ up-
with hulxir.c es drew your f.e up ! stnir.
mio . wr'iilviy knot wmle you Kr''.it
nod pull Ht !h "qui. V of tv iomt.r
"rn . I hat s. Uf ola, s-iv.-iiie. aj
1 .:i ',!"
Johnson.
in tli.'
1 Vrl'i?
rirnins Koli.h mt
.nd S.'huaf at his sa-
I Si'lianf's pr-s ii' o .; id. , ruooi.i.hs I'"1
j lio'i. h. that it was Mliicht to support
j "V". nl row i iljcn for I 'r - xk in, hut that
; "w wnnt t" elect the I;t uhlioai. count y
ti krl." V.otiih suld he hoi been asked
why he had H"i!.'i;'i pietme in the win
dow nd had ripli-'l that ho "put tt up
to h" touch said ! promised to
work for the Itopuhlican county ticket.
During thf tinvcr.iti"n with .lohnvou
ai.d $ctif. T'Sotlch ic-tuicl that one of
thorn sutd lh "srib.on license wouldn't
h" Mi'itli 7 i'i it' s a;', "r the ele.-t ion." if
a Kepublie in tn H not elected.
"TREATED SALOON MEN GOOD."
S.haaf. n .-lot iling to Hotich. naid "we
l the roiiii'y ti'mmiSon'T ) have al
ways bom treating u saloon keepers
good."
BotKb. on .rc.-pxsniin!iPn. domed
h l:ad told two i,!,ko i(,uniy nun that
Schnaf was not pros. m when the re
mark, of alleged worthlossness ,.f the
HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Fays Crm Applied "in Nostrils T
Opens Air Parages Right Up.
W'ffmfW
lljj i
in. n
Instant relief no waiting-. Tour
clogged nostrils opon right up: the air
passages of your hend clar ami you can
breathe lrrH. No mor hswking'. ?nuf
t'in?. blow nig, hcHdacho. dryr.'s. No
ftrujsliriK for broih at night; your
.old or catarrh disappear.
Cit a mall bottle of F.!y' "'ram
Palm from our drug ist t now. Apply
a little of thi frpyrant. antiseptic,
hr.lins crm in your noMrils. It pen
erats through every air r?ise of the
rn-ad. s""tht" the inflamed or swollen
mucous membrane and relief come? in
stantly. A
It jut fine 1'iont t tuffd-up
with a cold or m'y catarrh. Ad. i
-i w tl.'tgntl for political e!Tcr." J
oy. luded Mr. Slack, addtnt that the'
KOrnment would prove it. case by
many i ItnoMf. j
t or 3 Drop Applied. In a. Few Seconila
Tiera'a no Jisaiagr or Catting'.
'CJ-atB-It' Always WorXa!
"'ai.-It" i? th" n-"'lrn. p4inlvs.
'tnp way J."in or and vi:i t-o
drops of "i"r- t5-I'" on t n cot n. ru' ''!
lockins and shoe risht on stain, and
T'orcrer tn corn. Pnin is eod.
' Tt!-Ii" rev i.dut ionized the t reo' -1 saloon .loeriM-. Tho U"f. u.v indicated it
'nent of corns, Tt never irr:sTc the ; would call th two
'rue flesh. Tou'll stop limping on the j . . .
de of you r rhce. and do awn y with; -v"v"-
Rfit- saivc. bundtitiK lmn.hs".. t'oik j Jam- Dauahet-tv of t'rr.wn
Planters at;,! ralr.t'ul methods le .... . " n
' Jt5-It" it con. i. ion sc:.. . ' '', nattencier at bianco Uonoh's:
"Gots-If is sold b at I dru-fciis; t a loon in 19m. testified that Johnson
'ou need pay no more l i:.o cents). ; ijto.J the sal-.on in South ,-arv ti.
or it w-ill he se.,1 .Jir.'Ct by K. La w r. me ' all. , . , V' ' lUn 081
So' i m Hammond nri reommended j d Korbis and Schaaf. ami bought
'-i" o'"i .'Hi. ti'in.., . ' uritlKs lor th houo t. n-.j
'.he bartender aside and in a discussion
TESTtKorrr about cabasets. i
The defense, in its opetunj; sta tement . j
answered Mr. Slack's ilinrRe of con
spiracy by assorting that its evidence
and while it was admitted that the de
fendants istted certain foreinn leader's,
and talked politics with them, it was as-
Si rt"d thse on ver -at ions w ere free of
I tni'.midation and threats.
Point,
w i ;ii.';sos 1 o am-
'jienn n. t eters. ot uammoni, in me
first defense statement for Johnson, j
l'orbis. Hay and Ilenoiott. admitted cr- j
i tain cabarets were clo'ed soon before ;
' the election, but he taid this was h-'
cause an oiTjcihI invc-ti;ation had ben.
made and "that complaints had come to
the mayor about the character of the1
places, the worst places In the eit."j
None of the four clients did any act to ;
ltiterfer.e with any citir.en in the exercise'
of civil t jphts. it was said by Mr. Peter?. ;
ALSO DENIES INTEMIMNCJ. j
t". II. Tinkham. also of Hammond, nnlj
one of the attorneys for the other throe'
i defendants, also told the jury his clients.
. j ,.,,.. ,.,,,. I ANOTHER SALOONXAN TESTlTtri had not interfered with any one's ci il ;
ir-i;i:fT.Mi:iL'i.iiinjit.e.o..ii.'w.i...(
W. Weis; Summers Pharmacy. Ad.
i of political possibilities it was saul that
j it seemed that South Gary would vote
: I'emocratic. and ,lohn.on then sai.i ...
STAND YESTERDAY i c to DauKho,-ty. -ten our boss
(were going to hold each saloon k-eper
i in in.-, iirrcinti responsiDle it it
i democratic."
GREENWALD ON
(Continued from pa?e one.)
goes
We must see we get all our f el- i , Tripo l'J' ich. another Serbian sa- j r;W
said:
lows elected."
Sam Orhch. another Serbian, who w as j Jolmson visiting his place saymgr that
a waiter at Steve's cabaret
loon keeper whose cabaret was closed
JUft before the election, testified of
testified I ce revoke.) ir the saloon ! worse.
Tt1M r'.t TI--.lLr . T-v 1 t-
bout Repolett'3 v;;it. sayini? it ended, ,ul l"' J.-puou.:ans.
,.,.!, p.eno'etfs assertion to Steve: "I'm. Johnson was accompanied by Schat-f.
"The cabarets took advantage of the
situation, for it was just before the elec
tion and they were cont inuinsr to grow
he alleged, in explaining; the
cause of the closing of certain ones. He .
also denied there was a conspiracy, and;
' o , I . . 1 . . I . .. . . . . : . 1 5 . If.
not through with you yet." After Steve s ... nx w unnj, a.-iomg that ; sata t'ie oniy r"". a, v.i.b
, aba ret was closed. 5am said, he visited -"" out py Johnson as sctiaai r.au wun i
.. .r,i mhrr R.rv cabarets, which were lno county commissioner who cne5 you i a trip there
lupnms Wide open as usual. j J0ur nd take your licenses."
s.v. Gavich. another Serbian, who' AflPr h had promised to do the best
was in Steves saioon wnen lifnoiru wast
st.v.'. saloon when Renolett was U'e L,uu, ,or llie tputi, leans, th
.h. h,.nl th talk and he testified he! lesuna.i n!o cabaret was closed. He
thought Renolett threatened "to put ! " " oi resiaent v il-
evervbodv out of business." i "on- ft ndidat- for re-election, pasted
Mike Bastch. keeper of a bowling al-!"n ln" "Arret behind his bar.
i ..e oniy i ro:-s-eaminalion was il.e
the Saturday before ih.e
election, when he attended a i:usfian po
litical meeting and talked to a tew oth?r
w it- foreign lea.dera at their aloons
Twenty-six men were examine! he-
lev, testified he had pictures of Wilson, j
Afarshall and Taascart in the window of j W!'ne.-ss
i,.r.,r i.ei ion I vanous ca n.i ifia tes on
fore a jury was accepted, three being
excused for cause, seven being excused
by the defense on peremptory challenge
and four by the government on per-
1. 1 .t ah Via A a '
..t.i oto.he." ,v-io.'tu ..,., were pored about the saloon
ited his Place, telling him to remove the ! JDCJE ASKS A QUESTION.
j mki iv.i i an .vmericaii. oartenaer
admission that pictures of - Mnrv ehallenae. I
v inous ti'-kets! .TTr.nwr.TC tw r-a r.ist.
I The government's cas is being pie-j
sented by Mr. Slack, assisted by Milton I
W. Mangu
Charles W
assistant district attorney.
.ti-.n i, ,c-o hrm.fht out bv the ! t Jr''. a'1" retuse.l "t'O s j." 11
Miller, I", r. liiennan and
;echiel, .f Indianapolis, i
P. Tinkham and Wtilnni Jli.'Ak'cr,
lion. The govern-!was the President's". Johnson said. c- j H'a,ni.iond. represent Sihaaf. P.rovvn and
vis the -tars are , cording to Peo. "some of ou will be 1,8ck. E!nier E. Steven.-on. Indu.na,p-
Tieturs or "We'll close your p.ace
Th atar of the detectives was not the , flr sr-s sojovi. h.. t-t.i'.e.l that .Tohnon
..m. as that worn bv the Gary uniform- i or.iered him io take d-wt, W K-on'.- ptc-
"d P0'i
defense cross-exammai
ment. however, cor.ten
.lis. and Glenn H. Petis. Hammond.
j represent the remaining lour dei.nu-
ants. Mr. Stevenson came into the poll
I frond case Yesterday because of the
i . 1 1 j "i n isiie.i me sro,sn ,lrkll,s5 Gf u l,. Uomberger. of Ham
leaders and demanded of them why they I rnon(J par,nrr of Mr. Peters. Mr. i;,.m
were rot 'right' ln politics." 1,. Hrt berg,.r expects to participate in the trial
Slack, federal district nttomev. told the . b,Kinr jTls Mdnsdav.
DOCTOR GAVE
THIS BUH-DOW!
WOMAN 10L
aorry if you don't.
'Was that a threat or a prophecy."
asked Judge a. I?. Anderson. but there!
(was no reply
t
j ment. "Th-y ashed why the Serbians jr 0r boys are foing forth o die for
j xv Pre not votifc as Johnson nu these oljr rountry. surely jou can sAv e for it.
j men thought tliey f !;ould and tht - atenod gu y aa'. S. S.
i to put "hem out ..f business." i ..j i i
j The Serb.in lenciers nil naturali1 j
j Ame.-ican . it iz r,1"- w ere the keepers of
saioons la Gary, and because of tl.e.r
leadership in the Serbian population of
And She Got Well Her
Nervousness Disappeared. "wr"",' Mr
w s x- tnP pors,ons to intimidate so as to affect
F'.int, Mich. ' t keep house fr my the whole gerbinn colony."
family 'of six and got into a generally j COITTENTIOW OT ATTORNETS.
run-down condition. I was weak, r'r- The governmen' lawyer contended
vcus and ecu! i m t sleep, and had ' that the nun on trial bv design enter"
headache a good deal of the tlm. l v t conpirne t injur the Serbian etti-
eeribd Vmol and it made me
am
dc-ctor pr
iv.'I and strong.
is nervous and
Clara. Srr.ith, 131.'
Mich.
We sail Vinol and a positive guaran
tee to make nrvous. weak, rundown
women well and strenc or return their
nny. Try it any way.
Joseph W. We's. druggist and Noris
Pharmacy. liammond. Ind. Vino is
sold in TCast Ch-cago bv S"h!ikers
Phrmaey. an 1 in WL.ting bv I.. H.
"fattern and at th '"3t rir'ig stores
in evrv- town and city m the cn-ivti'V
rens in vot.ng. m which right they were
sf,-,,, dat I Protected bv federal law, tli violation
can sleey nights." j of whicii. u is charged is the bais of
W. 4th Ave.. 1 imt. j the indictment of the defendants.
; Gary, b'fore the iat. election in
when Johnson was mayor, "was a wide
optn town with many saloons, sportinir
houses and cabarets." Mr. Slack declar
ed. Th Serbian lesupis. keper uf
cabaret. v. ere foroe.t to clo- their
plae. aeeordirr to t h government
counsel, hirt before the election, w hit
the ctharrfs of many others were per
rr.i'te.J to run as usual.
"The threats, intimidation and eppre-
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March 1 191
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Straube Reorgani
zation Sale Starts
New One"PriceNo Comrnis
siori Rlart With a Clean Slate
March 1st, 1918, means a new 'system of piano selling at the Straube Store, inaug
urating a clean-cut method a clean through and through policy that directly
affects the purse and at the same time protects the piano-buying public from "snides" and "grafts"
practiced by "slip-shod" sliding price piano dealers, "commission hunters" and "piano pie grabbers"
that has caused innocent piano purchasers to pay from $75 to $100 more for a piano than it was worth.
Select Vous Piano fMow. ESon't Let a 'Commission Friend9
(Some Fkiong. Use Your Qwn Judgment and &ur
Personal Guarantee. Every Bargain Just
as Represented. Cash or Credit
Klrar PlnrBO red. full size, oak case,
5 oof,, t il e. tjP? t
warranted. Commission t)iic onlv a o
$350 Kohler & Campbell
Pianos carries a saving of 7.U0 on the One-Price
Plan.
S485 Player Pianos cnl S425
Made in Xew York. Save K0.00. Rolls, bench,
searf included. It's the old Standard Behr Bros.
00.00 in your pocket: 10.00 monthly.
Hamilton Piano CiMen ?k-fan:
py carved, i:ood
condition. monthly, splendid bar- OE"
,uain. Xo Ctmmissifn Pri-c 0L?o,
Bush & Lane Piano Thc inost
c x pensive
elnboratt- style in beautiful Early English oak,
used one year and could not be told from new.
Sold for f'4 7-1.00, Wessel, Nickel 6c iross action.
worth sii.KT.OO. see it. Xo Commis-
sum rrice aMM79'
Geo. P. Gross Piano Colol.ial
r n s (1 ! ,
malioaany. Priced ly dealers at
w a ir a n t, e 1. X Commission 1
Price A
riioO. fullv
$500 Yah Wilborn Player
ncautifui oak case with Straube Solo Harp inven
tion. Put. on our specs and compare it. with s
alled 7("'l players sold on sliding M&EZ
price plan. No Commission Plan. .tPtJvr
Reed & Sons Piano i?tla,1, u;
S t e ' e r ) ,
largest size in imitation walnut, factory tc'erliaul-
rd, ioiid tone; uood pi.liio for rjibarets; S.'i.OI)
monthly paymuils. fancy case. Xt
(.'ommissiou Price
Overton Piano pcautiful oak case,
orand new and the
best value ever offered:.! month- AA AA
y payments. X'o Commission price iLUVrl
Forl$ 10,000 the sliding pricg
dealer could not tell you his real, rock-bottom price
he never had such a thinir.
Open Your Eyes to This:
Behr. Bros, pianos always sold at :J7.".0U on the
"commission plan." Brand new, AA
at this sale No Commission Price . i Jf IJ'lf
Schubert Piano , M, sizc
(lark o a k, line
tone and worth loO: so monthly pay
ments. Xo Commission )iiee
Hammond Piano Ma, sivc stvK 111
mahogany. s.'300
is regular pri o, sliuhtly used but like new, lijrht
responsive action. Xo Commis- jjjP
Straube Piano
Largest size, in
beautiful mahog
any. The regular :L.j.0O size, slightly used, but
musically good as new. No Com- -j JfK fk
mission Price J.Ollfll
S500 Wessel Player Piano
Full size, colonial mahogany case. bS-n.ote, auto-,
matie tracker, metal tubing, every modern im
provement including ukulele at- QfllCJ AA
tachment. No Commission Price. d9evfiF
Irvlngton Piano ,,,nI ;it,
. . brass 1 hinge ac
tion, io!-y keys, copper , bass, full size and n
beautv, warrantetl ten vears; new, an exceptional
!ifi
Your Liberty
ond Accepted at Face Value on Any
Piano During This Sale
Pocto Thtc In Yinr Mot If John D' Rockefeller or J. Pierpont Morgan should buy
aSI I fllS III 1 imt Oat a piano on the STRAUBE ONE-PRICE-NO COMMIS
SION PLAN, he could not buy it for less than you can on credit.
ouei pmsES mme j&q lsbwj to offer discounts
Come to tliis sale early. You are going to be astonished at the excellent values, at prices that mean
"cleaning the slate" and good-bye to the "dickering" and "haggling" of piano prices. If you want a
square deal come here. If you don't want a square deal buy from the dealers who are going to fight
honest principles. Hear THE BEHR BROS. PLAYERS, GULBRANSON PLAYERS, STRAUBE
SOLO-HARP PLAYERS, HAMMOND AND WILBORN SOLO-HARP, PLAYERS at reduced prices.
Store Open Evenings, Beginning March 1st, 1918
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PHONE 661
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