The Lake County times. [volume], March 31, 1922, Image 8

About The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933

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WIFE SHOOTS
HUSBAND IN
ACCIDENT
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Unaware that thera ws a bullut
n the rifle -n-hicli aha wa4 handling,
Ira. Hollis '"Walker, colored, ot
Jary, wccidcntaUy pulled the trig
:pr and a moment later her hus
and dropped to tha floor of the
torn -with a bullet through his
tomach, and fatally Injured.
The shootlnsr took place at 2265
lasaachusett s at., last Tueda
aorning. Walker was rushed to
:t. Antonio hospital, whets he die!
esterday. Both were questioned
y th police and coroner and told
h same details.
According to their story, both
vera excited over the drug- store
told-up at 2300 Broadway Monday
ight and Tuesday morning1 when
Valker returned from his work they
rero talking about it. Ha got the
ifl which a moment later caused
lis death and was Instructing her
iow to handle- It when It was dis
bursed. Kthle WysJnger, also colored, 1732
adison st-. may dis as a result ol
eing- struck on the. head by a bul
st fired from a revolver of her etep
ather, James B. Kelley, following
. heated argument at the home last
ight.
According to Kelleys story to the
olice, they have been having trou
1 for months. His step-daujhter,
if stated, did not like him and at
very opportunity called him vile
araea. Last night, during an argu
ment, she- is alleged to have called
Ira more names, and he shot her.
Is threw the gun back of a trunk,
le was arrested and is being held
n a charge of shooting with Intent
ending the outcome of his step
aughter's Injuries.
i VLSCHULER STORE
V m ni nnr niinnn w
UUIMMIUKILT
Was First Department
Store in Gary and Will
Close by the 15th of Ap
ril. As Turaored soma months ago, be
ore staging the big price clashing
ales, the H. Alschuler Co. store, the
.econd largest department stor In
Jary, Is going out of business.
This was the official .announce
aent made by Harry Alschuler, a
Jary pioneer, who has been head of
he Alschuler store for the past
ourteen year. He statsd this
nornlng that the atore would close
he fifteenth of April, when the
louae of Muscat, Gary'a leading
urniture house, will take posses
ion, vacating their present location
n Broadway.
The store lease cover a period ot
;ve years at an annual rate, of 115,
00 a year, or $78,000 for tha period.
The building Is 12$ feet square, with
wo floors and a large spacious base
nent. It is owned by the Phillips
Juii'ding Co., a stock company of
Jary people.
Mr. Alschuler came to Gary in
007 and located at the. same ad
ress. At that time, however, the
tore only has a fifty foot frontage,
ut Iseveral years ago was remod
Jed' into the present structure. It
as the first department store In
,he city. He has not decided what
will do in the future.
! film sraiLss
' -and so form
ILLL luLiK UWN
IE5
J4
LIFE is 1
and hectic
with start of the
to the film titlers.
Owen Moore, for
instance, was
The Poor Stop"
who met "The
Chicken In the
Case' vrith "A
JiTorce of Convenience, resulting
-and now he is "Reported Mits-
Sponsors claim the movie indos
ry la Btill in its Infancy. ,
Thus Will Hays becomes the
rorld'a highest salaried nurse.
"Reckless Youth" gets this ad
ice in film titles: "Elope If You
lust," but "Marry the Poor Girl."
Evidently Myron Selrafcfc does
ot believe all he reads in the paper
bout Hollywood. He is moving
is production forces to that famous
olony.
Screen queen now boh their hair
nth less reason than actors shave
idr beards "to look the part."
; E peaking of Film Titles
J Isn't "The Brotherhood of Hate"
; jolly prospect?
I And isn't "Manslaughter" per
;:ctly killing?
Films provide the only approved
j lethod for Constance Talmadge to
jry "Experimental Marriage."
i i .
; Only a crusty lacbelur would $ti forth
wild relations undet the Utleof "HusbanJ
nj Strife.''
' Do you remember when the
i ames of authors, producers, di
; ectors, film editor, title writers
s ri fiifnitnr rert were not con-
idered a thrilling introduction to
hotoplayi?
Do You Remember the Time
When 5 cents tougbt a ticket to
two-reel movie?
When Eugene O'Brien was lead
Dg man for Norma Talmadge?
When the names of players in
novihg pictures were kept secret?
When Elaine Hammerstein
flayed "High Jinks" at her stage
:ebut?
When Mary Pickford was "The
oir Little Rich Girl" of the
fADIO FAxVS, IIAKE WITH T. C. GALE;
HE WIVES WIRELESS TALKS NIGHTLY
1 W hi.'XS'
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-- i iTjiimisa
v.. uit, government wuel is operator, broadcasting messages.
l"he thonsands of radio fans who nightly listen in to the weathef
t ports, crop reports, the messages from Secretary Mellon and other;
important government statements, will be interested in "meeting" T C.
Gale, the man whose voice reaches them over the radio phone each
evening. Gale has an office in the postofflce buildicg in Washini.-ta
crom whlcb he broadcasts reports.
XEAV YOTtK STOCKS CXOSJ3
Allls Chalmers. 46i
American Car and Foundry ...155i
American Stiel FounJry ...... 36
American Tol. and Tel. ...... .1211a
Baldwin Locomotive .......... .lll'.S
Bethlehem Steel B 74
Chesapeako and Ohio 62
Chicago and Northwestern.... 71
Colorado Fuol 30Vj
Consolidated Gas 105
Crucible Steel 57
General Motors 10H
Lackawanna Steel 50
Iyehigh Valley , 60
Mexican Petroleum ...12Hi
Midvale Steel 33
Northern Faciflo 75 fi
Pura on 31 j;
Pressed Steel Car 74U
Railway Steel Sprinss 58 M
Heading' 75
Republic Iron and Steel ,5
Studebaker v 112 V
Texas Co 44i;
CKTCAOO CASH GTCtlX
WHEAT Xo. 2 mixed $1.34; No. 3
moxed Jl-2914; No. 4 hard winter
11.25.
CORN No. 2 mixed C64c; No. 2
white 57U'": No. 2 yeilow 5 7 ft' 5 7 c :
No. 3 mixfcd 64!i53c: No. 3 white
C6c; No. 3 yellow 55i Q 6D"ic; No. 4
mixed 533 3 54c; N'u. 4 white 54 H'-';
No. 4 yellow 54c.
OATS No. 2 white 371,a40ac;
No. 3 white 355,i37c; No. 4 white
34S35ic.
CHICAGO PrtODCCE
BUTTER Reciepts 8,863 tubs.
Creamery extra 36c; standard 354c;
firsts 3JV.g35',ac; packing itock 16
018c.
KGOS Receipts 36,783 cases. Mis
cellaneous 23S33Vic; ordinary firsts
22g22Hc; firsts 23iG23c.
LIVE rOULTRV Turkeys 30c;
chickens 27c; springs SOc; roostors
10c; aeese 18c; ducks 30c.
POTATOES Receipts 72 cars.
AVis. round white SI. 25 1.70; Minn.
Red Rivers $1.50(1.60; Idaho rura!s
J1.75; Idaho russets $2.102.1o.
VEAL 60 to 60 lbs. 7 8c; 70 to
80 lbs. 9I0c; 90 to 110 lbs. 11
12c; fancy 135J14C.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK
IIOOS Receipts 21,000. Market
fairly active, generally 5l0c low
er. Bulk J9. 9010,40; top $10.50;
heavy weight $9.90310.20; medium
weight $10.1010.50; light weight
10.3010.53; pigs $910.25.
CATTLE Receipts 3.500. Market
generally steady. Beef steers, choice
and prima $8.75(39.40, medium and
good $7.35(3 9.35, common and me
dium $6.60 8.15; butcher ca,ttlp.
heifers $3.25(5 8.23. rows $4.3;. ft 7.23.
L'SCHLOER'S'i
M'e
Fit
Your
Feet
ti
U'here
Style
and
Quality
Rules
"The Cecil''
An attractive model for street wear in the cut- CQ CH
out pattern, Spanish heels; satins ami patents
"Flapper Pumps" $5
Patent Leather, One Strap, Low Heels
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Grey Suede Pumps
Patent Vamps, Grey Suede, back in Cuban and Louis heels
$8.00 $8.50
Silk Hosiery
All the Newest Shades
$2.00 IH $2.75
J. SCHLOER SONS
95 State Street Hammond, Indiana
Just West of Hohman Street
bulls $4S 6.25.
SHEEP Receipts 6.000. Maet,
killing clause, steady to 25c hltuev.
Lambs, 84 lbs. down. $13.75016.00;
lambs, culls and common, $10.50 dp
13.50; yearlinff wethers $11.75
14.75.
SIOCX CITY MARKETS
HOGS Receipts 5,000. Market 10c
lower. Ranse $8.50.80; bulk $8-75
9.75.
CATTLE Receipts 1,100. Market
slow and weak. Short feds $6.25 ft
8.25; fed butchers $4.507.25; stock
ers, feeders, calves and yearlings
$5.507.40; feeding cows and heif
ers $3.505.50.
SHEEP Receipts 600. Market
steady.
EAST BUFFALO MARKETS
CATTLE Receipts 250 head. Mar
ket active. Shipping steers $8.00 gi
8.50; butcher grades $7.25 8.25;
heifers $47.75; cowa $2.25(3 6.00;
bulls $3.50iQ5.26; milk cows and
stringers 25c$1.10.
CALVES Receipts 2.600. Market
sliw. Cull to choice $3n.50.
SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts
600. Market slow. Choice lambs
$15.60y6; cull to lr $815.50;
yearlinps $815.00; sheep $7 12.50.
HOGS Receipts 6.000. Market
active. Yorkers $11.15C5H23; pigs
$1111.26; mixed $10.90011.1');
heavy $00.75 10.85; roughs $S.00
8.75; stags S9.50tfJT5.no.
TOLEDO SEED
CLOVER Cash $14. 50; March
$14.50; April $13.25; Oct. $11.20.
ALfIKE Cath $11.50;" March
$11.50.
TIMOTHY Cafh $2.95; March
$2.93; May $3.03; Sept. $3.30; Oct.
$3.25.
NEW SPEECH
BY WIRELESS
(INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE!
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., March 29.
The tlrst political speech ever to
be Uelivered by wireless, it is un
derstood, will be madd by Senator
Harry S. New tonight, when sitting
In Washington, he will address an
audience of Indianapolis women via
radio. FHirthernjore, tine remaind
er of Senator New's campaign for
re-nomination may "be conducted in
the same manner from the capltol,
it was announced at New headquart
ers today. The plan is contingent
only upon radio facilities, it was
stated.
FLOOD STAGE
ON WABASH
LAFAYETTE, Ind., March 31.
The highest flood stage on tha Wa
bauh River here in several years was
forcast tofay while the stream was
rising; at the rate of two and one
half incheK an hour and rain falilns
steadily. The stage st noon was
IS feet above normal.
phone
Wsei$
Head dtlmh
of offer in
CMcagb
UEjESf
SljMflM
enter from your
mwaieakr toUau
i
Attention!
Auto Owners
It Costs No More to Buy a Kelly
The Coupon Below is Worth $5
on each Kelly-Springfield
Cord Tire You Buy
This Offer Good until April 15th
Name
Address
Size
No. Wanted
Coupon must be filled out and mailed or presented at 1 68
Fayette street, Hammond, Ind., by noon Tuesday, April
4th, and will be accepted as $5.00 payment on each tire
purchased until April 15 deduct $5.00 from this list to
show cost to you.
KELLY CORDS
32x4 $32.75
33x4 33.75
34x4 34.95
32x4!2 42.40
33x4'2 44.00
34x42 ...-44.30
35x4'2 $45.45
36x4J2 46.55
33x5 52.30
34x5 53.30
35x5 54.40
37x5 57.45
OUTH
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rocery sun
d.
M
ark
et
EDWARD HANISH & COMPANY, Props.
Phone Hammond 3380. Corner Harrison and Conkey Avenue
Hamburger Steak, fresh ground, I f
Beef Stew, fresh cut, per Q
pound
Good Luck Oleo, 2 i 0.
pounds
Butter, Finest Creamery, per A O p
pound print
Lard
Oscar Mayer's Pure OC
Rendered, 2 lbs...lC'C
Flour
Ceresota, Jg J 4
Krispy Crackers, per
pound
12c
FT.
WAYNE
WATERS
OVER FLOOD LEVEl
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
FORT WAYNE. IND., March 31
With the highest watur in several
years in prospect due to general rain
throughout the Mume Valley boats
vnii crews cf firemen and police
were stationed along: the river fronts
hero today in readiness to rescue
people living in the lowlands. At
noon today the water was four fcec
over the flood stage ana some of the
lower portions or the city were inundated.
OLDEST MAN IN
NOR. INDIANA DIES
SOUTH BEND, Ind., March 31.
Jhn Maudlin. th oldest man in
northern Indiana, is dead at Mish
awaka at the age of 104. He had
been 111 about ten days. Mr. Mand
lin was born in Dublin. Ireland, in
ISIS, and came to the United States
when alad. He fougrht against the
Indians and also tok part In the
civil war as amember of the Union
army. Last fall, despite his a$e,
he learned to run an automobile.
MEETING AT
EDISON SCHOOL
THIS EVENING
Mayor Brown, City Engineer vm.
Brldse. the waterworks superin
tendent and members of the ooard
of public works will he present to.
nlgrht at a meeting- of property own
ers at the Edison School to discuss
questions of public improvements In
the South Hammond district.
THE well known Gary real es
tate agent whom the Times stated
was to be questioned by the t,"ary
Real Estats Exchange of which hi:
Is a member, wa brought before- one
of hir alleged victims yestvJay an I
ssr. eed to make a satisfactory settlement.
EVERY home In the Little Calu
met river district hear Twenty-Six
and Twenty-Seventh avenues, in
Gary, are threatened by the rapidly
rising flood waters. Unless the rain
which has fallen every day this
week stops, every home In that lo
cality will be flooded.
MISS FRANCIS KENNEDY, well
known Chicago actress who has a
summer borne on the, river at Mil
ler and who was sued by her tailor
for a $175 costume last week is ap
pearing at the Orpheum theatre,
this week.
NOTICE
TO THE CREDITORS OF MRS. J.
GEVIQTZ, WHITING. IND.
You ara hereby notified tha stock
of merchandise, and fixtures of tha
above will be sold at public auction
upon the premises where, now eltua
tftd, in bulk or by parcel, to tha high
est bidder, for cash, at JO a. m.,
April 7, 1922.
CICVRLES SURPRIS7,
S:Sl:lt Receiver
"YOU CAN ALWAYS DO BETTER AT SHNEIDER'S"
V4
Cocoa, highest quality, per
pound
8c
Club House Pork and Beans, per g
can
Swift s Pride. Washing-Powder, f
iaige size, package vV
O
Vv I 1 F I H 1 II II JI
CLOTHING AND FURNISHINGS
79 State Street, Hammond, Ind.
Easter
At "Hammond's Lowest Price Store"
fHCn,uTrlf! SPRING COATS
MEN OR YOUNG MEN aND WRAps
YOUFt EASTER SUIT! of the bctlcr Iate8t crfation8
t i j r i i j Materials: Velour. Broadcloth, Norman-
iailored to your measure or high grade, n j . . ,
I,. r- i , , . die. All silk lined, specially priced
all wool fabrics, rit and workmanship
guaranteed $ 15, $ 18 UptO $29
$30.00 r
If you want your suit ready for Easter kJPrilUff OTlIIlS
you must hurry. Place your order now
with a small deposit and we will do the AH Wool Tricotine Suits, finest silk lined.
rest. 500 sample selections. Hand embroidered. Values to $45.00.
Rnvy hibh srHnm $20 to $29.75
SUITS MILLINERY
Newest Creations Weekly. The cream of
h4 q ptf j- the millinery market. We sell more hats
PQU this season because we sell high grade
hats at
First long pants suits of All Wool Serge or y QQ QQ,
All Wool Casimeres. Fine tailored suits. 'O -UJ70 .i70
Special, $18.50.
JUST ARRIVED OREiSSES!
Very Good Quality Men's and Young Men's te&esl quality Canton Crepes
and Taffeta or the New Canto Crepe SaUn
Diros lr3Lnts ace resscs ncwest me$
Hard, finished worsted, wool flannel, all- $1250 tO $25
wool serge. Very special at
$3.50 $4 Confirmation Dresses
' " All Silk Georgette or Crepe de Chene
MEN'S NEW SPRING CAPS you must see them before you buy
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00 $10 and $12
Boys' 2Paunit Sua!t
All Wool Serge with 2 pants, Brown Wool Flannel, with 2 pants; g fTv
Brown Wool Cassimeres with 2 pants, latest style, excellent make. M I I
$15.00 value. Very special for Easter sale
EndiCOtt-JohnSOn EncJicott Johnson Boy Scout Shoes for
boys. All leather, all sizes - dj "I QC
Sturdy Shoes for Boys to6- Spedal A
ON SALE B01fS' BL0USES Liht striped percale,
plain white madras and striped A Q
BOYS' BLACK DRESS SHOES Sizes to or blue gingham : "C
13'2- Special at $1.98.
BOYS' BROWN SHOESWith rubber BOYS' HOSE Slight seconds. 1 (
heels. Sizes to 13!. at $2.49. Per pair ,. . .......
iizes 1 to 6, $2.59. -
Raincoats in a Special Sale
BOYS RAINCOATS With dJO QO
bats to match U.O
1 Men's Guaranteed Raincots C Afl
-All sizes to 46.. ....... V.vv
Men's Wool Top Raincoats, fine dark
brown shades. $15.00 g1 Q "7g
value, at .
GIRLS' RAIN CAPES
Navy blue, special . . .
$2.69
Umbrellas for Men or Women at $1
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