Hammond Times, Volume 1, Number 49, Hammond, Lake County, 14 August 1906 — Page 4
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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES Tiiosdav. Anjnist 14. 190(5. PAGE FOUR
THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES pr not he is stiU uaki;5id-
TABLE DECORATIONS.
AN EVENING NEWSPAPER PUBLISHED BY THE LAKE COUNTY PRINTING AND PUBLISHING COMPANY. Terms cf Subscription: Yearly 53.00 Half Yearly Single Copias 1 cent. "Entered as second-class matter Juno 28, 1S06. at the postoffice at Hammond, Indiana, under the Act cf Coagress. March 3, 1379." Offices In Hammond building. Hammond, Ind. Telephone 111.
Montant has a progidy in a citizen ; who sheds his skin annually, includ-j
ing the nails of his fingers and toes. The process requires about five days. Evolutionists will find this an indication of heredity from the reptilian age.
RAILROAD BOIES
The noic Favorite Flower Scheme For July Dinner". The rose provides at this time of rpnr ih favorite table decoration, and
j year by year some new variety or some
improvement on one of the already existing varieties makes its appearance and for a time is sure of a welcome. The desicrn seen in the illustration of roe decoration shows the queen of flowers to admirable perfection. Surrounding the candelabrum in the center of the table, foil, graceful arches
! formed of preen wire frames are deft-
Iluring weeds at a cost of five dol-!
ly arranged, intwlued with fine smilax strands, two of the foliage arches be-
hz somewhat smaller than their fel-
TUESDAY, AUGUST 14, 1808.
lars per mile along a railroad track j ' ' Frnm eacll of tLe corners sprins; :is achieved by a device invented by; beautiful roSPS itliout any other fo
rt Chicago man. An aparatus for
the use of gasoline is attached to
Stateirent Of Circulation Of the rear of a train and jets of flame
Lake County Times July train
16 to August 1, 1906.
moves.
July 16, 1906..... ,2310 July 17, 1906 2484 July 18, 1906 3271 July 19, 1906 2671 July 20, 1906 2691 July 21, 1908 2767 July 22, 1906 Sunday. July 23, 1906 2860 July 24, 1906 3103 July 25, 1908 3298 July 26, 1905 3267 July 27 1906 3462 July 28, 1906...... 3531 July 29, 1906. . .Sunday. July 30, 1906 3612 July 31, 1906 3578 42,903 Samples, Waste ..2936 Ket Circulation.. 39,987 EUGENE F. M'GOVERN, Circulation Manager.
Circulation books always open to
public inspection:
Picsenger men speak of fishing
club traffic as being the heaviest ever
known. An Interesting feature of this traffic la that the clubs are going much farther away and spending more time in camp than for several
years. The traffic is about equally
divided between the Michigan roads
and the Northwestern lines.
When it was first proposed to
adopt the piece-work system in the
Erie shops there was considerable
oposition owing to the uncertainty of results, but all dissatisfaction has
entirely disappeared and it is a fact that the men make mare money unI der that system than under the old
per diem method of .payment, and
conditions are both satisfactory to men and company.
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Railroad officials and travelers
generally are keenly interested in
the Pennsylvania's experiment with
the new steel car, which weighs 103,
550 pounds, against the 84,900
pounds of the standard wooden,-coach
The company expects to have 1,000
completed when the New York tun
nel is done. The company will also
call for 500 Pullman cars which must
WE BEG to call the attention of be of noncombustible construction.
advertisers to the above circulation ne ne" c.ara wil1 be able to stand
. fe tin I mm m m f T 'TT I
statement oi me Aimes, u swum
oi wmcn is ui vul - For several months past rumors come inspection of our books and rec- have been nuraerous that the Union
ords by advertisers. Pacific management was endeavoring
Four times as many people read to gain possession of the Illinois
the Lake County Times as any other Central from stuyvesant Fish, the
ROSE TABLE DECORATION. liag than their own fine leaves, among which are introduced some of those
sweet rosy tinted young shoots of foliage. Arches of exactly similar nature, but of slightly smaller dimensions ia proportion, are placet! around the single candlesticks on each side of the central decoration, while very full trails of smilax appear through the arches and surrounding the base of the lights, being arranged in conventional artistic scrolls upon the tabecloth.
The dainty finger howls, each shaped
Ki& a full blown rose of the most del
icate pink shade, contain floating In the water a tiny rosebud and a few
petals of roses similar to those on the
table. One of the charms of this particular decoration lies in the fact of
Its being entirely innocent of wiring. Not a wire is used to keep the roses in
position, and all who have experienced the tedious but hitherto necessary pre
liminaries of -wiring roses will appreciate this point. Aaother charm in connection with this scheme is that every flower Is In water. The secret, a very simple one, is that a new and
Ingenious little receptacle is used at the ba.se of the foliage arches, which.
only about an inch in depth, is so con
trived that It not only keeps the stalks of the flowers firmly in their place, holding the blossoms well up, but at
Aerial Navigation Will Never Be Popular By Sir HIRAM MAXIM. Inventor of Machine Guns, Etc
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DR. WILLIAM D. WEIS PHYSICIAN AiTD SUEQEOII. Ductscher Arzt.
tar? fully OfSce and rosidonce 145 Ilohman St.,
Phone 2 0 (private wire) day and night service.
T is now a matter of history that living machines can he mr.de-,! See WIS. IILEIHEGE and it only remains to be scon how they can Ik' improved I FOR PLUMBING.
and "WHAT PURPOSES they can be made to m rvc.
The most perfect living machine yet constructed, I think, S
is the one made bv the Wright brotlier.s in America. On its
152 South Ilohman Street.
Telephone, CL
JOHNSON'S STUDIO lias two back entrances that all parties ran drive to with t.ui bridal partus an i flower pieces until State street js finished. MASONIC TEMPLE.
rerv first trial trip it remained in the air for thirtv minuto without i . " i eve'n the aid of , gas bag. while it cm. attain a vol.H-ilv of forty ,,., HAMMOND REALTY CO. WM. J. WIIINERY
an hour and boasts of a steering apparatus that, i practically perfect. ! 0;vners of choice lots in Mcihe s j
Sub-division.
Hammond, Ind
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president and controlling factor in
UUliy FP" x" -""" thnt nrnncrtv. Mr. H.nrrlmnn at.
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vertisers snoulU Know wnai uicy tempted within the last ten days to
are paying for. Demand to see a gain possession of the road. This
circulation Statement, sworn to be- proved of little avail, as Mr. Fish at-
. , t " tained enough support from the
ire a noxary. i , , . . . .,
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PhnHpa v. Howard, a resident of v" "
Wildcat township, Tipton county, ent Werty and the latest report Is i t.o,0,. unnr that Mr. Harrlman proposes to build
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for he is making his canvass on foot a au Ul uwu
for the democratic nomination for congress. He announces himself as
the candidate of "the plain people."
Ills creed is this: .
'I stand for equal wages (all
things considered) tor the same
work, for men and women, for boys
and girls; for compulsory industrial
arbitration; for compulsory inter
national peace arbitration; for $1 a
day pension for every soldier who is Miss
not getting that much, and for a
revision of the tariff."
If Mr. Howard has overlooked anything in this platform, write It in yourself. Doubtless he will not object.
CASE OF TRUE LOVE MUST BE SUSPENDED
Peter Clark Could Not Get Married
Quietly and Therefore Declared it
off.
WE CRAVE your indulgence for a few days. The office eat has a fit.
IT HAS been discovered that our
worthy postmaster can '"go some."
It may be that Peter Clark and
Winnie Dillon were unosten-
atiously married somewhere yester
day, but accordng to the records the
ceremony did not take place in Ham
mond. As it looks now Mr. Clark's
eautiosuness and extreme modesty-
got the better of his affection, for
a few hours at least. It will never
be known perhaps whether or not
Cupid was compelled to take the
count and arrange a new match. - It
may be that Miss Winnie Dillon has become disgusted with her cautious
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HAND PAINTED SILK CANDLE SHADE,
the same time allows the flowers the untold advantage of being in water the
whole time.
The character of this rose scheme Is maintained throughout in the dainty accessories, caudle shades, menu and
guest cards and dessert doilies, all rep
resenting in one form and another the
same flower.
A WONDERFUL MEMORY.
85 Dearborn Street, Chicago, and seilij acres and lots at
UARY and TOLLKSTON. The cheapest and best. Probably has bought and sold more than any other UCAL KSTATH firm. REFERS TO CHICAGO BANKS.
The French government has purchased this machine, and it will un
doubtedly prove, I should sav, a most successful WKAPOX OF Ur j -m, .VV i . , , , Hammond, BldS.
.vii, a iaci oxner nations win uc uounu sooner or inter io rccogmzo. j There can bo no doubt that flvinp- tnneliine will hcftn i,nr l,n i NELSON THOMASSON
largely employed for military purposes, for which they are h much j
riiore suited than balloons. In fact, it is possible to picture, without a very great stretch of the imagination, the fate of SOME CiKKAT EUROPEAN POWER being decided at some future date in the air.
But I do not think the flying machine will ever be used for ordi-
nary traffic and for what may be called ''popular" purposes. Peoplo who write about the conditions under which the business and. pleasure
of the world will be carried on in another hundred years generally make flying machines take the place of railways and steamers, but
that such will ever be the case I verv much doubt.
In the first place, the construction of a flying machine will always
be extremely costly, and in the next it will never be possible to elim
inate the very considerable danger which attends ANY attempt at aerial navigation. It is far more dangerous to take a trip in a flying
machine than in a balloon. Perfect though the former mav be in
V-,' 4 construction, there is no getting away from the fact that it is, impos
sible to absolutely control ITS DESCENT, which at anv moment
h liable to become dangerously rapid.
Men will be found in plenty to take the risk of utilizing a flying
machine for military purposes when the object to be gained by so doing is of ENORMOUS IMPORTANCE, but the average mortal,
anless human nature changes a good deal, would not be disposed to
take a like risk for the sake of, say, a pleasure trip across the channel
in a machine that MIGHT at any moment be merged in the waves. NO; THE FUTURE OF THE FLYING MACHINE WILL CONSIST, AS I HAVE SAID BEFORE, IN ITS ADAPTATION FOR MILITARY PURPOSES, TOWARD WHICH END IT IS MAKING FAR MORE PROGRESS THAN THE GENERAL PUBLIC ARE AWARE.
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lover and tipped him the fatal 23 as.
HAMMOND is losing its reputa- under the visible circumstances, any
tion as a tiitiet place to pull off a wed- young person who made up her mind ding. to take the fatal step would be justi
fied in doing.
WESTERN politicians will have Peter Clark came from South Chi-
time to stay home and fix up their caeo yesterday to be married. He
fences this fall. Their annual pass- paid so himself in a whisper and.
es have been taken up. tnereiore we are taking no chances.
ssumably the other party to the con-
IT IS TOO bad for the peace of tract was in the vicinity although the
mind of the Ilohman street rest- fmuii nan oi me sKeten was not
dents that the sewer cannot be built iu evidence.
In a night. Instead of tearing to the court
house, interviewing the official un
it1 BANKER Stensland is keening dertaker, grabbing his license and
having the job ever with after the
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up with the jellow papers in reim-
raing his whiskers and dyeing his
hair he must be carrying a force of
half s do?.en barbers with him.
The Story Blaretns Told nt Yooagr
Corn I can Marvel. Maretus tells us that during his trav
els over Europe he met the "marvel of
marvels" at Padua. The marvel In question was a young Corsican who
was in the city for the purpose of pur
suing his studies at the university.
Maretus. having heard that the young man was gifted with an extraordinary memory, desired to put the student to
the test.
The person who had informed the traveler concerning the wonderful re-
tentiveness of the young Corsican's memory declared that he was so gifted in that faculty that he could repeat as many as 30.000 words if read over to him but once. Maretus and three distinguished Venetians agreed to test the accuracy of the statement. A committee visited the student of extraordinary memory nnd found him willing to submit to the ordeal. Accordingly there was read over to him an almost Interminable list of words strung together without any consecutive order and
without any meaning whatever. The young man stood all the time with his attention deeply fixed and his eyes half closed. When the long string of words had been read off he looked up cheerfully and repeated the whole of the uninteresting catalogue of words without a single fault. Then to show how carefully his wonderful memory had retained every word he went through the list backward. When that
task was finished he took each alter
Indiscriminate Abuse of Corporate Interests By ROBERT B. ARMSTRONG, Former Assistmt Secrstiry of the Treasury
ECAUSE there have been some startling disclosures of corporate rapacity and individual greed it has become the popular thing to denounce those individuals who co-operate
their capital and vilify the vehicle BY WHICH THEIR CAPITAL IS MADE USEFUL to the community and its citizens. A man who asks for fair play for those who unite their capital in the convenient form of a corporation is always regarded as an apologist. I do not appear in that role. In business, as in all thing3 else, there is but one measure, and that is the old fashioned standard of honest v
of our forefathers. The individual or corporation that departs from !
that standard should be as drastically punished as any public official '
WHO IS RECREANT TO HIS TRUST. That a number of individuals or a score of corporations are deserving candidates for such punishment does not justify an indiscriminate assault upon the corporation AS AN INSTITUTION or the individual who directs it. There is too much unhealthy legislation and not half enough healthy respect for the laws we have. In the wave of socialism and anarchy which is now approaching us there should be one bulwark to which an honest corporation or an honest citizen can look at all times with confidence. When the courts lose the respect of decent Americans, THEN INDEED MAY PATRIOTISM SHUDDER and anarchy and socialism grow bold. WHEN A HIGH EXECUTIVE OFFICIAL OF THIS COUNTRY PUBLICLY DENOUNCES THE DECISION OF A JUDGE OR A COURT, THAT ACT CLOSELY APPROACHES ANARCHY.
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Claude E. Porter, the democratic candidate for governor of Iowa, neither drinks, smokes, chews or swears. He has not yet announced whether
THE EVIL OF STAGE GUYING By EVELYN VAUGHN. Leadinfl Lady of "The Colletfe Widow"
N the old time companies and in the western stock companies of today guying was an almost unpardonable sin. I have ( heard from actors of a generation ago the story of five dollar
fines from twenty dollar "a week actresses for guving. IT WAS A LESSON THEY DID NOT FORGET. Yet in New
fashion of other headstrong lovers ! nate worafirst, third, fifth, etc-and i ork today you can enter the first class playhouses and see famous
uc ,"'1 "ru"- suwi':5 hooui me ! repeated tieru until the company was actresses guvinnewspapers inquiring the price of - thoroughly convinced that they were In : , f' , suppression and silence. He was no'' the presence of the most wonderful In OBe New lork's most famous theaters only a few weeks ago piker. He was willing to separate prodigy of memory that the world had I saw a well known actress laugh, and but poorlv hide her laughter himself from $2 to have somebody j P j during a dramatic scene which should have carried the audience to a drop his name and that of his'oride ' ! , , A , ,to ,e wlls,e bet. Those , , ,hl! ,,i0 lbe ! C1 me THE CLIMAX WAS RCIXED. dollars added to the three he would i country than n other diseases rnt together and ! Uurmg the end of the season of a famous emotional actress I witk i t i j , .,. , i nnti the lst few years was supposed to 1 e in- ; , . """ have to kick in for the permit wouid ; rar8Me. For apreat maB Tears doctors pro- j nessed a performance of a plav which had made her a dramatic celebhi in- the rot of fhp rnlmim'inn I nonnced it a Licat dtsefle and rresenhed Iccat i . r v duk- tucu oi m. tne cost or the culmination o. s reinedie5, and by constantly faiiinr to enre with i ntv. Her act n was o mechanical that it was a i'YL-p rt th r, the romance up to $5, with justice i local treatment, rmno-sncpti it incurable. s-1 - l was .o mecnanicai mat u was a joke to tne per-
fees, car fare and breakfast money j disease and therefor requires constitutional AUiUier
on ton of it j treatmert. Hairs t atarrn t ure rnanuracinrea un lup oi n. ty F j chener & Co.. To'edo. Ohio, is the only When Mr. Clark was informed that j constitutional .enre on the rn-.rket. It is taken
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it was not customary in these parts ; fa. it act?-directly on the blood and mnco - i ... I L,,fiiv.s of the sYstem. Thy offer one hrsrtdrrd to suppress marriage licenses even ; jVor any' ca.se it fails to cure. Send for
Actors and actresses who have attained greatness owe something
to the FUTURE of the profe ssion thev adorn.
!F INSTEAD
at such fabulous expense he said:
"Well. We'll not get married here, and that settles it." Apparently he kept his word.
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