Hammond Times, Volume 4, Number 85, Hammond, Lake County, 27 September 1909 — Page 4
THE TIMES.
Monday, Sept. 27. 1909.
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THINGS AND FLINGS
Political Announcements
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HAMMOND. NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. All candidates on the republican
HOW is the Christmas Shopping I tIcke whos suoiaeeraenta appear
vciv r, win remember tnat me announcement fee of 910 mast be paid before the da- aet for the republican primaries Sept. 28.
getting along?
Bounce that I will be a candidate for the republican nomination for alderman la the Fifth ard, subject to the republican primairea. WILLIAM KAHL.
IT is high time to revise
Knotts downward.
"Meester"
Editor Ttmeai
PI ,B iiDiiniin n ikmnrh the medlsm
NEITHER was there any ClOUd on f Tho Times, that I will be candidate
Editor Times!
Please announce my candidacy for
the nomination of councilman from the I
Third ward of Hammond on the republican ticket, subject to the republican primaries. EDWARD HANSON.
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LARGER PAID UP CIRCULATION THAN ANY OTHER NEWS
PAPER IN THE CALUMET REGION.
circulation books open to the nrpMC for inspection at all j lawn-mower, brother, and say good-
Senator Beveridge's homecoming.
NO fairest, husbands are no longer
a necessity. They are merely a con
venience, that's all!
MIGHT just as well take in the
for the republican nomination for mayor of Hammond at the primaries, whose date is to be announced by the
republican city central committee.
F. RICHARD SCHAAF.
TIMES.
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Circulation Department. COMMUNICATIONS.
titv ttmps til nrlnt ll eommunlcationa on subjects of general Interest
(o the people, hen such communications are signed by the Titer, but will t -ii inmn.in.iinn, nn aimed, no matter what their merits. This pre-
! tafcoit to avoid mlarenresentation.
HIE TIMES is published In the best Interest of the people, and Ita utter
ances always Intended to promote the general welfare of the public ai largo. REPUBLICANS DO YOUR DUTY.
Tomorrow is the day of the republican primaries in Hammond and all republicans are asked to come out and vote. The issues are vital and that
there be no cry ofgang or machine rule after the primaries it is up to the
REPUBLICANS TO COME TO THE PRIMARIES AND VOTE. The men who have announced themselves as candidates on the republi-
can ticket are the pick of the city. There is magnificent aldermanic timber
to be voted for tomorrow. Republicans come out and vote. THE BECKER MACHINE IS TRY
ING HARD TO RUN THE REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES, BUT IT CANNOT
DO SO.
bye to the oleanders
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GREAT race between Mr. Roosevelt central committee.'
Editor, Times i
Dear Sin Please announce through the medium of Th Times that I am
and will be a candidate for the republlcan nomination for mayor of Ham
mond at the primaries whose date is
to be announced by the republican city
Editor, Times i
Will you kindly announce my name
as a candidate for the republican nomi
nation for alderman for the eighth ward of Hammond, subject to the de
cision of tbe republican primaries f
ARTHUR SCHCTZ.
and Kermit for the hippo honors. Now don't say we said hypo.
WELL, those Pirates will get what
is coming to them in the next world if they don't get it here.
THOMAS SWANTON.
Editor Times i
Will you please announce that I will
be a candidate for the office of alderman on the republican ticket from the sixth ward, subject to the coming republican primariesT A. M. DICKSON.
Editor, Times i You may announce my name as
candidate on the republican ticket for
the office of city clerk of Hammond,
subject to the republican nominating
primaries. PETER RIPLEY.
Editor TiBesi
Kindly say In your paper that I will
be a candidate for the republican nom
ination for alderman from the Slxtb ward, subject to the decision of the coming republican primaries.
DANIEL KALMAN.
Editor Tlmesi
You will please announce through
your columns that I will be a candidate for the office of city Judge on the republican ticket, at the republican
IF von can find anv on who can I city primaries, which are to be an-
I
THAT was quite a hula-hula that
rain of meteors did in Honolulu. In other words it was a lula.
,
talk plainer than President Taft we shall be glad to be advised.
BET there will be more headaches
in Hammond on Wednesday morning
than there was ,this morning".
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nounced by the republican city organi
sation.
E. G. SPROAT.
Editor, Tlmesi
You are authorised to announce that
I will be a candidate on the republican ticket for alderman in the sixth ward.
subject to the republican primaries.
C. II. ZAHN.
Editor Times:
I wish to announce through the me
dium of The Times that I will be
candidate for nomination for the office of Judge on the republican ticket, sub-
Editor, Tlmesi
You may announce through yonr
columns that I will be a candidate for
tbe nomination for republican alderman of the seventh ward, subject to the republican primaries.
FRED COTTON.
The republicans will see to It that no person who is not entitled to vote Calumet region,
NOT even politics Can withstand J Ject to the coming primaries.
the resistless onward rush of pros-
B. W. HENDERSON.
at the republican primaries tomorrow will be permitted to do so.
The business men and taxpayers of Hammond should remember that the object of the republican primaries tomorrow 13 TO NOMINATE THE
STRONGEST TICKET THAT CAN BE NAMED NOT THE WEAKEST.
You know how the opposition would like to have you name the weakest
ticket, don't you? KNOTTS' CRAFT SPRINGS A LEAK.
Scarcely have the dark clouds of political strife drifted over the horizon
of the infant city of Gary when with lightning-like suddenness the political
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FOR governor of the North Pole,
we desire to place in nomination the name of the Hon. Tomeknotts.
S
ALTON B. PARKER says the new j
tariff is a fraud. What's the matter. Taxes pretty high on Esopus?
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Editor Tlmesi
Kindly announce me through the me
diant of your paper as a candidate for
Editor, Time i I councilman of the Eighth ward, subject
Dear SIri Kindly announce through to the decision of the republican pri-
your paper my candidacy for the office maries to be held Tuesday, Sept. 28.
j j Punch on the CookPeary Controversy
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of city Judge in the coming election, subject to the decision of the republican
primaries.
EDWARD SCHOTTLER.
A. E. KEPERT.
Editor, Tlmesi
Will you kindly announce my name ward, subject
Editor, Tlmesi
You may nnnounce my name as a
candidate on the republican ticket for the office of alderman from the ninth
to the republican pit
as a candidate for the republican nomination for city Judge, subect to the re
publican primaries next week? E. D. BRANDENBURG.
martes.
M. HOWER.
Editor Tlmesi
By means of this notice I hare the
pleasure of announcing myself as
candidate for city treasurer for the
city of Hammond, subject to the com
ing republican primaries. PALL B. LIPINSKI.
Editor Tlmesi
I will be a candidate for the nomina
tion for republican alderman from tbe Tenth ward, aubject to the republican
primaries. JOHN J. O'MALLEY.
W. 11. NEWMAN.
GARY sems to furnish an awfully
dopesters have become coemizant of the fact that the craft of one of the discouraging field of activity for men promising mayoralty aspirants has sprung a leak and is plunging as surely cf the Pooh Bah type these days.
as death down into the sea of oblivion.
Incredible as it may seem that man is no other than Thomas E. Knotts, AFTER the "great" democratic day
the obese monarch of the Patch and erstwhile president of the town board in Hammond last Saturday, the repubof Gary. He has committed political suicide not only in casting aside his al- licans feel fit as a whole orchestra of legience to the democratic party but in affiliating himself with the denizens fiddles.
wnc th riff-mff of humamtv. who unfortunately nave
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Knotts record abrogates his claim to the support of the democratic party, framed up a mock olive, on the wo- didate for the republican nomination as UD,'CT lo tBe "P""'""" nmma
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p nslr hnw an unm'eiuaicea aemocrai wbusb iuiuu, ucaii auu uui um i man s page, isn i a real onve Daa i --."o mjr.
. uj k olHar-oa thrmirrh nprsnnal nmhitlnn iinil m.rhf oeiore tne coming republican primaries.
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asDirations or whose questionable conduct demands the protecting hand of .Jf
ha m71T1r!nal nffirprs. could lend his conscientious efforts to elect a man OUR old friend the Concord grape Em Times.
.v a .rMnlo.! !inr1 nnpnlv nlipnstpd himself from the rank Is with ns annn Welfnms Hftncnrril 1 wl,h "I"""lrt through your pa
UU Siiuiuru i,., Mndl.It. for nMer.
and file democrats througnout nis term 01 omce. sounas line a mga &cnooi yen,
The following facts are presented for the consideration of the democrats,: doesn't it? That Tom Knotts, while parading as a democrat sought and received
the appointment as postmaster of Gary by asserting that he was a republican. DR. SCHLIEKER thinks he can
Ttiat wmie serving as presiueni 01 me iuwu uuaiu u ayyumieu a. urnirescnue a buou sirung qusb lor uie Editor Times
nublican building commissioner, two mrrerent repuDiican town marsnais ana citizen s party ana Keep it in Dea ior I wist to announce through your
a republican town attorney, the three highest appointments within the power a long period. . . , j I A
01 me DOara. ticket in Hammond, nblert to th. Mn.
That during the last national campaign ne nas natiy reiusea to recog- vk wouia suggest in au Kinaness ling republican primaries,
nize the central democratic club of Gary and called independent meetings to one Bill Kllver that it is mighty
in the Victoria hotel. poor policy to let his desperation up-
That he has sought to place an avowed republican, Richard Wrinkler, on set his equilibrium.
GARY.
Editor Tlmesi
Please make tbe announcement
through the medium of your paper that
I will be a candidate on the republican
ticket before the voters, for mnyor of
JOHN A BRENNAN. Editor Tlmesi I desire to announce that I am
candidate for the office of city clerk on the republican ticket, subject to
man-at-large on the republican ticket, ne republican nomination.
subject to the decision of the republic
an primaries.
HENRY LLNDT.
AN UNDISPUTED CLAIM. iAmeric&n E&gle " My pole, anyway
Editor, Times i
Please announce to the republican
voters of Gary that I am a candidate on the republican ticket for the office
of alderman, from the ward in which I reside to be named by the town board
of Gary, subject to the republican pri
maries.
A. NAYLOR, "tbe Plasterer."
Editor, Tlmesi Kindly announce my name as a candidate for alderman iu Gory on the republican ticket, subjert to the republican primaries. HARRY HALL.
Editor Tlmesi Please make the announcement through the columns of your paper that I will be a candidate for the democratic nomination for mayor of Gary, subject to the democratic nomination. WILLIAM C. CROLIL'S.
XV. M. DUNN.
Editor Tlmesi You arc authorized to nnnounce in your paper that I am a candidate on the republican ticket for the office of city
columns that I will be a candidate for clerk, subject to the republican nomlnalderraan, ninth ward, on the republican! ations.
JIMMY SCANLON.
WHITING. Editor Tlmesi Kindly announce my name as condl
date for mayor of the city of Whiting,
subject to the republican primaries.
HENRY SCHRAGE.
ROBERT KIDNEY.
his ticket for city clerk.
That in the present campaign he has refused to recognize the regular
ly elected democratic committeemen. And lastly, that the keys of the city have boen practically turned over to republicans Harris and Bretsch, who since the beginning of his administration have been aided and abetted, to the detriment of the other lawyers, in monopilizing the police court work of the city.
AN EXCELLENT THING FOR SCHOOLS. The Irving school in Hammond, had a flower show last week, in which the children were the exhibitors and the entries the product of the children's gardening. This is a feature which it would be well for all schools to emulate. There is nothing which so inculcates refinement and decency than the gentle art of gardening. What more beautiful sight in life than that of a child at work among flowers? What more natural and healthful occupation does this artifical old world afford? If all children could be taught a love of nature as exemplified by the kingdom of flowers, much of the evil and crime and their consequent trail of misery and suffering would be eliminated. If gardening was used as a means of keeping children off the streets it might prove a vast benefit to the community. Every child has the opportunity to raise flowers, whether he lives
in a mansion or a hovel. That is to say, almost every child has who lives
in Lake County. With the exception of a few tenements, houses and even
fiats, throughout Lake County, have a patch of ground both in front and
behind which affords the basic feature for gardening.
A few cents invested in flower seeds and a little healthful labor does the
rest.
The Irving school is to be congratulated on its flower show and it is
to be earnestly hoped that other schools will follow its example.
HUNG UP AS A WARNING.
A few rather narrow newspapers are inclined to froth because Secre
tary of War Dickinson has a picture of Jeff Davis hanging on the wall of his home. It would be difficult to see, however, just what odium attaches to
that. Some of us looking back through years can see by memory's aid upon
the walls of the Sunday school room of the old meeting house a picture of the devil in hell, jabbing a hot harpoon into a newly arrived consignment
of fat and sassy sinners. Did that picture's presence there signify an en
dorsement of the distinguished adversary of souls? Rather was it not hung
up as a solemn warning? In the. absence of a declaration from Mr. Dickln
son, therefore, let us not be critical of his taste in art. Fort Wayne News
"PARKS" VS. THE "SCH'S."
Northern Lake County democrats seem to be pinning their faith to the "Parkses" to almost as large an extent as the republicans are pinning their's
to the "Sch's." Whiting has Beaumont F. Parks running for mayor in the
democratic ticket and East Chicago has P. A. Parks. The Sch's in the re
publican ranks who are entered in the mayoralty class, include Schlieker,
Schaaf and Schrage and all on the same ticket, too.
THE DEMOCRATS have begun to speculate on Mr. Schaafs appoint
ments after he has been elected mayor. This is about the same as filling up the grave before the corpse is burned.- Wait till Mr. Schaaf conducts the
funeral rites.
Piatt says
SENATOR Piatt says young men
should go into politics and help them
selves. What! Help themselves to
hat you did, senator? When we look at the pictures of
Prince Mig Braganza, we think how nice it would have been to have kept that money on this side of the big
duck pond.
DUXSBERRY awfully sorry don't didate
Editor, Tlmesi You are authorized to announce that I will be a candidate for tbe office of alderman-at-large on the republican ticket, subject to the republican nominating primaries. A. J. SUTHERLAND.
Editor Times! Please announce to your readers that I will be a candidate for the nomination for alderman-at-large on the republican ticket, subject to the republican primaries. ADELBERT J. Bl'RK.
Editor Tlmesi I desire to announce through the columns of your paper that I am a candidate for the office of city treasurer on the republican ticket, aubject to (be republican nominations. E. C. SIMPSON.
Editor, Timest
I'lcnxe announce my name ns alder
man of the first ward in Whiting, subject to the republican primaries.
ANDREW BARAN.
Editor, Timesi You are authorized to announce my name as a candidate for city treasurer of Gary on the republican ticket, subject to the republican nominations. A. D. SCHAEFFER.
you know, but we didn t have room on
the first page for tbe "World-ending"
story. Fact is, we didn't have room for it any where.
THE Chanticleer hat is the latest
for the ladles. The fowl appears in the act of laying an egg, but of course the milliner didn't know it wasn't that
kind of a bird.
SO far Mr. Schaaf has not been
accused of kidnapping babies and
murdering them or strangling helpless women, but it will come probably
a little later on.
JUDGE W. H. Sickman emits a
dreadful roar when he thinks about
that horrid Jap flag been hoisted
above the stars and stripes. 'Rah for
Pickman! Sic 'em, Sick!
FROM a perusal of the biggest part
of the republican papers in Indiana,
the majority seem to believe that
Senator Beveridge stands in no great
danger of being read out of the party.
THE gallant Freie Presse, the demo
cratic organ is working for Thos
Swanton tooth and toe nail. If Mr
Swanton gets the nomination what
Bro. Barck will do to him will be
plenty.
THE picture of the Belle of the Arctic appearing in the papers shows
that the belle looks like a cross be
tween a section hand on the C. C. &
L. in winter and an East Chicago sew
er excavator, you caa tase your
choice.
Editor, Tlmesi
I'lease announce my name as a enn-
for alderman-at-large on the
republican ticket, subject to the decision of tbe republican primaries. CHARLES HUBBARD.
Editor, Timesi Kindly annouuee through your paper my candidacy for alderman-at lnrge on the republican ticket, subject to the republican primaries.
FRED LASH SR.
Editor Times!
You arc authorized to announce that
I will be a candidate for the republican nomination for alderman in the First ward, subject to tbe republican pri
maries.
CHARLES II. SCHUMACHER.
Editor,, Timesi Please announce through the col
umns of your paper that I am a candidate for the office of city clerk on the republican ticket, subject to the
republican nominations. JOSEPH COTHERY.
Editor Tlmesi
Please announce to the republicans of Gary that I am a candidate for city
clerk, aubject to the republican nomin ntlon. MARTIN JOHNSON.
Editor, Timesi
Please announce to the people of Gary that I am a republican candidate for tbe office of alderman-at-large, subject to the republican nominations.
WILLIAM M'NEIL.
Editor, Timesi
I wish to announce through your pa
per that I will be a candidate for the nomination for republican alderman of the first ward, subject to the republican primaries.
CHARLES E. BREWBAKKR.
Editor Times!
You are authorized to announce that
I will be a candidate on the republican ticket for alderman in the Second ward, subject to the republican pri
maries.
HENRY W HITAKER.
Editor Times!
Please announce to the republicans that I am a candidate for alderman from the ward in which I reside, which
Is to be named by the town board of Gary, subject to the republican nomin
ations. JOHN BENNETT.
Editor Times:
You are authorized to announce my
name as a candidate for alderman from the Fourth ward on the republican ticket, subject to the republican pri
maries. W. J. TIMM.
Editor Tlment
Please announce to the republicans
of Gary that I am a candidate for aid
ermnn-at-large, subject to the repub
lican nomination. Gl STAVE HEART.
Editor, Timesi
Pleace announce to the republicans that I am a candidate for alderman from the ward In which I reside, which
is to be named by the town board of Gary, subject to the republican nominations. MIKE BINZEN.
having made intimate studies of the TYallapal. Navaho, Zura, Hopl and other Pueblo Indian tribes. He has written
much on these and kindred subjects
and has also lectured rter.i1vnlv
throughout the United States.
UP AND DOWN IN I-N-D-I-A-N-A
Editor Timesi
Please announce that I will be can
didate for renomlnatlon for the office of alderman in the Second ward of
Whiting, subject to the republican primaries.
C. A. HELLWIG.
Editor Times!
Please announce my name as a can
didate for alderman from the Third ward in Whiting on the republican ticket, subject to the republican pri
maries.
HENRY GOEBEL.
THIS DATE IN HISTORY. September 27. 99 Rome surrendered to the British.
ISOo General William Moultrie, who
devised the first American flag- that was used in South Carolina, died in Charleston. Born there in 1731.
1 S 1 1 Bonaparte established a mara-
tlme conscription in the Hanseatic towns. ISIS The Indians of Ohio ceded all their remaining- lands in the state. 1849 Oswego, N. Y., almost destroyed by fire. 1876 General Braxton F. Bragg- died in Galveston, Texas. Born March 22, 1817. 1S91 A disastrous tornado swept over Beltrami and Itasca counties, Minnesota. 1897 General George M. Robeson, who was President Grant's secretary of the navy, died in Trenton, N. J. 190S The city of Pittsburg, Pa., celebrated its 250th anniversary.
THIS IS MY 51ST BIRTHDAY. Genrxe Wharton Jnine.-. George Wharton James, well-known as an explorer, ethnologist and author, was born in Gainsborough, England, Sept. 27, 3S38, but for many years has been a resident of California. Mr. James has devoted much of his time to geographical, geological, ethnological and archaeological research in
TO GET THIRTY-THIRD DEGRER.
Four Indianapolis men are among the thirteen Indianians who were elected to be thirty-third degree Masons at
a meeting of the supreme council 'held
last week In Boston. They are J. W. Lilly. Dr. E. W. Anderson, Robert M. Coffin and Dr. Homer A. Sampsell. O. Li Wade, also of this city, was Initiated to active membership. The others will be initiated at the meeting next year. HURLED FROM LOCOMOTIVE. Rocked from his engine and hurled to the station .platform at MJIroy when the train plying between Benton Har
bor ana jjouisvuie was traveling at a high rate of speed, Donald Winslow, 20 years old, of Fairmont, a Michigan division fireman, received Injuries about midnight Thursday from which It i feared that he can not recover. DEVELOP ELECTRIC POWER. It is reported that the hydraulic dam, whicli Is just being finished north of Xoblesville to te used for electrical purposes, has been sold by a local company to the Indiana Union Traction company, which will use the power gained to run cars over Its lines. It is quite probable that a line will be built from this city to Anderson if the traction company gets control. TO CALL GRAND JURY. The decision of State's Attorney Smith of LaPorte to call the grand Jury after he had made the announcement that the labors of that body would not be required has caused a sensation. Rumor is current that Indictments will be demanded against the hundred or more Michigan City saloonkeepers who have been keeping their places of business wide open on Sunday. There are also said to be violations of the law in this city.
PLAN FALL FESTIVAL. The detailed program for the Richmond fall festival, 6ct. 6. 7 and 8, indicates the event will far eclipse the initial effort along this line last year. The program is crowded with interesting events for the three days and the city will be most attractive in appearance, elaborate decorations having been arranged for. UNIONS LOSE A FIGHT. Union labor lias lost its fight with the Westlake Construction company, general contractors for the new Indianapolis city hall building. Dispatches from St. Iuis Friday to Henry W. Jensen, superintendent of construction, were to the effect that representatives of the- labor unions had decided to send their men back to work under the original agreement that all contractors shall use union men on city hall work.
THERE ArtE SOME "CASH-VALUE-
California and the far west generally. FACTS" IN TODAY'S TIMES' ADS.
Editor Timesi Please announce to the voters, through your paper, that I will be a candidate for the office of alderman from the Fourth ward on the republican ticket, subject to the republican primaries. HENRY F. EGGERS.
Editor, Times t Pleace announce to the republicans that I am a candidate for alderman from the ward in which I reside, which la to be named by the town board of Gary, subject to the republican nominations. WILLIAM WOLF.
Editor Timesi
I desire through your columns to ar maries
Editor, Tlmesi Please announce to the public that I a ma caadldate for alderman, from tbe ward In which I reside which is
to be named by the town board of Gary, aubject to the republican prl-
JOHN KESSERIC.
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