Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 94, Hammond, Lake County, 7 October 1910 — Page 11

Friday, Oct. 7, 1910. THE TIMES.

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AT STATE CAPITAI..' - Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 7. Republican state candidates are making an ictlve campaign throughout the state, "and reports from various counties say that they are making a very favorable impression wherever they go. Early In the campaign they met and formed i side organization of their own for the purpose of co-operating with the state committee in doing their campaign work. There is much for the candidate to do in a campaign, and it was not believed to be necessary for the state coaimittee to be burdened with the details of the direction of their work when the candidates themselves are all seasoned and practical politicians who know .the game and

how to play it. Thy did not need' to be. directed -,ln -their, work. -AU that was necessary was to outline general policy for-, the campaign and they would fall right in with it. ! So they organized, themselves to carry out the details of the work which

they were to aa rney appointed a committee consisting r of John E,-Reed,

i candidate for state auditor, and Ed ,V-

j Fitzpatrick, candidate for re-election

as clerk of the supreme, court, to make

up a list of assignments of the various candidates to-visit the counties of the state and assist in organization work. The assignments were completed and the candidates worked in conjunction , with the state chairman in attending these county meetings, two of which ! have already been held In each coun-;ty- . ' j It is not doubted that much good i has resulted from these visits by the candidates. "They have met the . people and-.-the-.people--have -had a good

opportunity to become acquainted with them. They arc still', on the go and

meeting more, of the . voters of the

state, and will keep on going right np to flection 'day,. They -have been able to help the local organizations straighten out .many of the kinks that appear in every campaign.

, For about a week Finley P. Mount, candidate for -attorney-general, has been with Senator Beveridge on his

re-elected and is putting in his best licks to.,bring -about that result,. He is a good organizer, as has been proven many times In the campaigns, in which he has taken part. He "is 'assisting in tfhe organization work of the

party in this campaign and his influ-

enve will surely be felt. About fifteen of the republican editors of the state held a conference at the state headquarters and made reports on conditions in their districts. It was a noticeable fact that these reports were optimistic, even more so than they were at the former meeting a month ago. It was reported from

some of the districts that there had been some local troubles, but wherever this vfacs the case it was found to be true also that the democrats were having their troubles. In most of the places they said these troubles had been smoothed out. The questions of policy' for the lest of the campaign also was discussed. Some of the papers had not been publishing much political matter up to this time, and this had caused com

ment on the part of the democrats, who said that some of the republican papers were sulking. The republican editors resented this imputation. They said they knew conditions in their own locations better than any one else and that they knew when to begin their campaign work. They said

Nobody Spared

Kidney Troubles Attack Hammond Men and Women, Old and Yuong. Kidney ills seize young and old. ' Come quickly with little warning. , Children suffeT in their" early year Can't control the kidney secretions. Girls are languid, nervous, suffer Pain. Women worry, can't do daily work. Men have lame and ach'ng backs. ' The cure for man, woman or child. Is to cure the cause the kidneys. Dean's Htdney Pills cure sick kld ney Cure all fcrir.s of kidney suffering. Hammond testimony .proves it.

Mrs. Nellie Shearer, 37 Plummer Av,

Hammond, Ind., says

Pills have been used '- our family for j backache and other s ..ptom of kidney '

complaint and the re&tilts have always j

, that ttiov waited until the nronr time

gpeak.ng tour, and he will stay w.th j arrlved and then thcy cut ioose. Naxv him for several more days. Mount !s i thev are putting up neir SOme oldgood speaker and wherever he has fashioned scorching fight for the reappeared he has made a good impres- pubMcan ticket that they always wage Elonf j in a campaign, and they declare that Otis Gulley - Danvlll.-, candidate they will accomplish more than if they for secretary of state, has been mak- had opened up months ago. ing a speaking campaign and ;i ap- xhe republicaI1 papers are not going

pe.eU al many pmces ana win Keep il to av much if any attention

up until liic ena me idnipdign. um-

!ey also is a good talker. He has a , style of oratory that takes with the 1 people because it becomes evident when he speaks that he is in earnest and means every word he utters The candidates for the supreme and appellate judgeships are also on the go, making speeches' nearly every day. They form a valuable squadron in the fight, and are reciving close attention. . , It is conceded that the republican state ticket this year is made up of excellent material. The democrats are not making any attacks on any one of the candidates because they are a lot of clean, able men. Therefore, when

Doan's Kidney ' tlle' out ln tne state and meet the

people they do good for the cause.

Captain Harry S. New of this city has tendered his services to State

county option question, even

to the. though

been of the best. I willingly recommend this remedy to all kidney suff tfTCTB."

For sale by all dealers. Price 61

Chairman Lice for the campaign. Mr. Xew was talked of as a candidate for state chairman last winter, but he declined to become a candidate. He has

eents. Foster-Mllburn Co.. Buffalo, New - ' " u repuoncan ftrfc . mn r.n. fn wh Titwi stt- ,;?-tlonal committee and is one of the

Remember the name Doan's and : take bo otaer, 1

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Dietz, Wisconsin Outlaw, and His Family of Fighters i - , i

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HE DIDN'T. STACK. It is the custom in some country ho tels in Pennsylvania for the guests to

jpile up their dishes as a signal to the over-worked waiters that they have fnished their course. An irascible

scuthern gentleman, who was nd. familiar with this custom, waited some time for the dishes to be removed after he had finished the first part of his meal. .Finally,' in a rage, he ihouted" to one cf the passing waiters. ' Here, you "black rascal, what do you mean? Why don't you take away these things?" The waiter stopped and looked at the complaining guest severely. "Why don't you stack, sar?" he demanded.

Ten Years to Pay

j Year Chancs to Own a Fine

Farm of Etch Wisconsin Lsnd V.here Droughts Itever Conio

THAT FIRST GHAT HAIR.

Is only beginning. Others will follow only too quickly if you neglect them. Now is the time to use HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. It will keep out the GRAY HAIRS, and help you to retain the natural color and beauty of your hair. Send 2c.7or books "The Care of the Hair and Skin." Philo Hay Spec. Co., Newark. N. J., U.S.A. REFUSE ALL. SUBSTITUTES

cleverest politicians in the state. He Bnw BWH1CS, " uruflgwis is a believer in Senator Beveridge, too. j THE LION STORE (KAl'FMAX He believes the senator ought to be WOLF), O. ZVEGELE. E. C. MIXAS CO.

Governor Marshall and the rest of the democrats seek to make it an issue. They believe' the democratic agitation of this question will prove a benefit to the republicans without their doing a thing. W. J. Bryan, who was in this city yesterday, said he would not discuss the liquor question outside of Nebraska. He declined to make any

statement on this subject as related to the Indiana situation. There has been much interest manifested in what hi might have to say about local option in this state, since he has bolte-J the

democratic ticket in Nebraska because ads, too, if you would be correct dieti-

the state convention refuse! to adopt a county option plank. ' y

CULINARY HINTS FOR WOMEN. French chefs sometimes keep a vanilla bean in the sugar box. Serve clotted cream instead of butter with baked tomatoes.

Use grapefruit juice, lime juice or lemonjin place of cinegar to dress a

fruit salad always, and on other sal

cally. Make a mint jelly to serve with' lamb, hot or cold. Chocolate creams make a cake filling of which children approve. Tongue salad is served in tomato cases. ' To keep cookies from burning invert the tin and bake them on the bottom of the pan. Chop leftover boiledpr poached eggs to garnish, a vegetable salad.

This Is the. settler's and Investor opportunity to obtain a farm in the greatest -dairy state in the Union. , After many , years of waiting, the Wisconsin land holdinsrs of the lum-

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." 'The American Immigration Co., of Chippewa Kails.. Wis., owns in fee.

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This land is now on sale at 6.60 to

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