Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 28, Hammond, Lake County, 21 July 1911 — Page 8

THE TIMES. Friday, July 21, 1911. TWO HUNDRED IMMIGRANTS PENNED UP ON ISLAND IN NEW YORK DAY IN FIGHT TO KEEP CHOLERA OUT OF UNITED STATES Saturday, July 22, Final Windup o OUR GREAT AIMUAL Jlnnlly Sane 'A-.-

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About two hundred immigrants, taken off the steamship Moltke upon i arrival n New York a fortnight ago, are still held at Hoffman Isl?: in the lower bay, under close surveillance for signs 04 cholera, Elghteea cases of cholera were removed from Hoffman's Island to Swinburne Island, wbert several deaths have occurred. ' .

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name to tho convention. I am anxious that they should announce what thy have spont and the sources from which they have obtained it. I have no fear ! that they will promise anything in my

name, because the Pemocraey of Indl-' ana believes that puMio office is n pub- and the councilinen hav ben hiding

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lie trust, and that an ofllcinl should not

I 'be hampered by ante-election promises. ! They will not m.ike any promises in mi'

name, and they and I will welcome tho fullest publicity."

Tenth district, has come out with . statement in Washington in which he pays he regards Governor Marshall as of presidential size but that he will never be nominated for that office. Crumpacker says it loks to him liko

ever since they defied the Gary Com

mercial Club and the citizens of Gary. Will Nfifr Build line. President Gavlt went farther than this. He stated with equal posmvei. :ss that the Calumet Vnited Railways line would never be built. He made out unimportant exception. He stated that It was possible that a feeder line might be built from Chesterton to the main line of the Chicago. Lake Shore & South Llend railroad and that another feeder might be built be-

Woodrow "Wilson is in the lead for ine

i democratic nomination, and that if the tween Tolleston and the main line of 'radical element controls the convention the same railroad. He expressed the jWilson will be nominated. If the old opinion that the franchises on ail of the

bourbon element of ti e party, which, in other streets would De permuted to reality, is the conservative faction, is lapse. in control Governor Harmon will be The nub of the whole proposition is nominated. the agreement whieh was recently Crumpacker s opinion, while afflictei reached between the . Northern Indiana

to h! views of certain political auos-'With the feeling that would naturally Gas & Electric Co. and the South blore

tfons. the published accounts did not ) found in a Republican interview on l11"Kive all that the irovrnor said in hHithis subject. Is !n a position at Wash-' It is generally believed

answer. Some of the most tmnortant ! Inton to see which way the wind

matter was left out. The governor did blowing, and his opinion is entitled to seriously intended to go Into the trac

TIMES Bl'REAV, AT STATE CAPITAL. Indianapolis. Ind., July 21. Although there was published yesterday In some of the papers a list of answers given by Governor Marshall to a list of question asked by W. J. Bryan In regard

that the

United Railway's Co. never

not--mUice-word In making his answers, but he gavo them straight to the point, and it is believed by politicians here that the answers which h gave to the questions will be found to b entirely satisfactory to Bryan, who appears to be the "big noise"' In the Job of selecting a candidate for the presidency next year. The fact thaf. Bryan bas asked these questions ot ait of the men whose names have been mentioned as candidates for the presidential nomination, with the single exception of Governor Harmon of Ohio, whom Bryan hates is taken to mean that ho is going to insist on having hand in the naming of the Democratic presidential ticket. And since Bryan is still a strong factor in his party it is taken as a matter of course that any candidate would be glad to hava Bryan with him in the race for the nomination. So it is easy to Bee wny Governor- Marshall answered Bryan's inquiries in a hurry, since Marshall's ideas and those of Bryan on most of the political questions run alon the same line. In addition to saying that he was oposed to the Aldrlch currency plan;

favored a tariff for revenue "onlvi be- !

lieves that the element of protections ; Should not enter" into the consideration t

of a. revision of the. tariff; favors free ! raw materials but does not criticise the present cangress for placing duty on wool under the existing conditions; believes the three branches of government should be kept separate; and within their respective spheres; doe, not approve the recent Standard Oil decision which "read the word "unreasonable" into the Sherman anti-trust law; believes in strict regulation ut railroads and of all public utilities corporations, Governor Marshall adds this to his letter to Bryan: "I fully approve of the plan of asking candidates questions as to their view on great public. questions. In two campaigns in Indiana Z have insisted tha the people should insist upon answers , to questions which they deemed vital to themselves. I do not, however, conJdr myself a candidate for presiak-. "1 hold it to be such a position that no man is big enough to run after it and no man is small -enough to rure from it. I am leaving it entirely to the will of the Democracy of Indiana, as to whether my name shall be presented to the convention, or not. "I have been impressed with the belief that our recent platforms have presented so many good. things that some voters have been lost to us upon minor issues. I hope, therefore, that the next fight will be made tipon: ' "1). Tariff In revenue only. "Economy in public "expenditures. "The preservation of the rights 'of the state. ' "Opposition to -the-so-called new nationalism.

"This view of mine, hewever, absolves me from the duty of answering as fully as I can the questions which you have propounded. ; "I believe that men should work and spend their money for principles and not for men; that public officials should gladly listen to the views and advice of all citizens; that In the determination of policies and the making of appointments, they should not be subjects to the suspicion, even of having been influenced by either campaign contributions or pledges. If the Democracy of my state should present my

a great deal of weight

Of course, it is admitted here that, Governor Marshall is a mighty lucky ; man, and that it would be Just his luck to land the nomination at the conven-; tion. in case there developes such ai hard and bitter fight between the two factions that neither will give an lnca. ;

tion business. They nought and secured the franchises in Gary and vicinity tor the purpose of forcing the South Shore line to sell its surplus power to the Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Co. at cost. This agreement it is understood was made and by this masterly stroke the Sou.th Shore line was eliminated as

In such event, it Is pointed out the vii- , . . , , , , ' . ! market nnd thp neonle of Garv made

the goats by the Knotts' administration in so odlng.

son men would rather go to Marshall

to defeat Harmon and the Ifarmon men would rather go to Marsthall than to nominate Wilson. In that way. It is pointed dut. Marshall might land, jus: as he landed the nomination for Governor In this state three years ago by getting In the middle between Samuel M. Ralston and I Ert Slack. The Ralston men, seeing that Slack would probably be nominated. threw their votes to Marshall, who was a low man in the race, in order to prevent the nomination of Slack. It is admitted that this same situation might arise In the national convention. It is Just this thing that the Governor's friends are banking on to some extent.

MYSTERY SURROUNDS SUICIDE

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Rushing into the bed chamber she found the man stretched across the bed, but there were no signs of blood about. She summoned assistance and when the police arrived they found that the dead man was bleeding from' a bullet wound in his forehead. An examination of his body disclosed a second wound above the heat.

WILLMETTE MAN STOPPED SPEEDING

Motorcyclist Burns Up the

Road in East Chicago.

(Special to The Timks.) East Chicago, Ind., July 21. Lyman Gordon of Wllmette. 111. was arrested last evening . in - East . Chicago, on a charge of speeding. Gordon was on a motorcycle, and Just before . he passed down Forsyth avenue, a group of three other motorcyclists, riding like demons had sped down that thoroughfare, defying the command of Officer Joe Barney to halt. "When Gordon reached Chicago avenue. Officer Barney was ready for'him and planted himself in his path, making it necessary for Gordon to dis

mount. He was arrested and later re-

Because of the fact that nowder

stains were not visible at first and be-'lased on a $?5 cash bond which he pu

cause it was thought impossible that : up to insure his apearance before Judge

Brennan could, of his own acord, have Riley this morning.

sent a bullet through two vital spots, his heart and his brains, the police were inclined to believe to adopt another view than suicide. Caae I Still Open. Later in the afternoon Dr. Gordon found that the supposed body wound was not around the heart, but that the bullet had pierced the breast. "Suicide while under the influence of liquor is my verdict, but this case is still open for investigation," was Dr. Gordon's announcement. "Brennan might have recovered from this wound," said the deputy - coroner. Coroner Give Theory. "The reason that Mrs.' Connors - did not see blood at first is because the wound wae In tho man's breast. While she was out getting assistance he probably shot himself. It is not there that there was an absence of powder stains. Powder marks are visible, but they are slight. Brennan had been drinking heavily of .late and had been reprimanded and

suspended for his conduct. He was 32 years old. It is said in Tolleston that Mrs. Connors is suing her husband, John Connors, for divorce and intended to become Brennan's wife in due time. Yesterday when Brennan came home he was intoxicated and wanted to kiss

Mrs. Connors, but she made him go to his room. The woman seemed to be

much perturbed because ot the fact that Brennan had died without the presence of a Catholic priest. Brennan's remains were taken to Finerty's morgue. As yet no funeral arrangements have been made.

NEW BUILDING COMPLETE (Special to The Times.) East Chicago, Ind., July 21. Charles Nassau's newbulldlng at the corner of 149th street and Melville avenue, is almost completed. It will be ready for occupancy next week. . The structure ,1s two stories in height, built of brick and its dimensions are 25 by 75 feet. Steffel and Relland are the contractors who have done the work and the building will be occupied by - Henry Pltzele of Whiting who will open a general store on the main flooi, living 'with his family-upstairs. Tho Pitzele3 will move their household gods to the new building next week and the store will be opened about Aug. 15.

WIFE CAUSES ARREST (Special to The Times.) Indiana Harbor, Ind., July 21. Steve Langowski of 3615 Beech street was arrested yesterday on complaint of his wife who claimed he had beaten her. The woman showed evidences of the struggle with her husband, who sh? said had used a strap on her, making a number of ugly looking looking marks about her body. Langowskl who has been in trouble before, will be tried before Judge George Reiland on Monday. Mrs. Langowskl Is said to be somewhat of a bad actor herself.

selling cannot

Sweeping: reductions regardless of former price or cost make prices so low that one

afford to miss this opportunity. Our Store Closes Friday at 6 p. m. Open Saturday until 10 p. m

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Hammond's Greatest Department Store

The former and reduced prices explain more fully than anything we could say.

July Clearing Dry Goods. Final Reductions

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. Co-Operative Low-Cuts for Men, "none better." All leathers, all the latest this season's styles, all sizes and widths, your unrestricted choice 4.C0 Low-Cuts. ...3.40 3.50 Low-Cuts... 2.98 All bear the union stamp and are guaranteed to give complete satisfaction.

Boys' 2.00 Tan Oxfords, sizes 9 to 13V2 and 1 to 5V2, this season's stvlehO all goat........5J(JC Ladies' 2.50 Patent Colt Pumps, Oxfords, in button and blucher, sizes 2V2 to 7, all go at, ' -fj pair Men's 2.00 Patent Colt Oxfords, blucher style, good quality, sizes 6, 7, 8 and 9, all go Girls' Tan Pumps, with ankle strap, sizes 8V2 to 2 and 2V2 to 5, worth up to s00'.aU.R? 69c

Infants' Patent Colt 2-' Strap Pumps, hand turned soles, 2 to 8, sold E?Hjf for 89c, go at.... PtVL Garden ' Hose, 50-foot lengths, 3-ply, fitted with brass couplings, Cp p(h special at Gas Stove Enamel, for refinishing fronts and sides of gas stoves, spe-1 6ptfT cial, per can: JLLiL' Sink Strainers, Prisco ware, extra heavy tin, heavily retinned, regular

25c value, at

A. V UlUi. 12c

Gas Mantles,

Inverted or upright, 2 for ... ..

Welsbach

I5c

Daisy Fly Killer, are neat, convenient and attractive, better than fly paper -or poisonous soIut ff" tions, it kills fles: .iLPL

Asbestor Lined Sad Irons, retain heat twice as long as other irons, handle always remains cold, 1.75 . ...1.29

The closings days of his Clearing Sale will witness some mighty value

giving in this section of the Big Store.

2,000 yards India Linon Remnants,

perfect poods, a fine sheer quality.

very special, per yard only. ,

For Choice of About 200 tlC Belt Buckles, Pins and Beauty Pins, Bome sold as high as 35c to 50c, while they last your choice "9c.

7JLo ro' 100 a y,rd' ot

new, crisp Lawns, a

both dark and light

styles, qualities that usually sell as high as 15c, very special, to' close, at VsC per yard

Every Housewife Knows Fruit of the Loom Muslin. 1,000 yards of this famous muslin will be put on sale Saturday morning, 9 to 11 o'clock and 7 to 9, evening. 8c yd. (Limit 20 yds to customer)

For Bleached Turkish Tow

els, size 18x35, hemmed, of excellent quality and weight, special, 4 for only 35c Limit 8 to customer.

54"k F o r Japanese Drawn $Cork fcarf' s,ze 1Sx54

regular price of this Scarf is "5c and a big value at that, while they

last 59c.

l""mPer Palr for Misses Full JLliJC Mercerized Hose, sizes 6 to 94, a big value for 25c, while they last you can buy them at 15c per pair.

Ladies' Ready-to-Vear. Final Glearing there are some splendid bargalrs In this section that you will do well to buy while they can be had. The quantity in each Instance is limited.

A Silk Dress for only 6.95 You never before, here or elsewhere, saw such a dress for the price. The price is no criterion by which to Judge this garment. See It In our 'windows. Comes in all goods colors. Extra Values Linen Coats at 4.48 This garment is exceptionally well tailored, : reinforced facing and 6houlder, is made of a genuine shrunken linen coating fabric, will fit well and hold shape nicely. - - ' t Waist Bargain, 48c 59c Exceptional values at the above price, one style has sailor collar trimmed with light blue; the other style Is light lawn, high neck. A Few Muslin Underwear Specials. 75c or S'lP"0" Gown, regular 9Sc. YQq for Special Muslin Petticoats. 39 q for Ladies' Corset Covers. 22c Ladie8' Pants, Corset Covers.

White Dresses Greatly Reduced. For final clearing White Dresses have been specially reduced. In many instances only 1 or 2 dresses are left of certain numbers. Espe cial values are mentioned, to close out at . 3.98, 5.98, 6.59 and 7.98 Ask to see them. Cheney Bro's Spot-Proof Foulard Dress, Elegant Style, only 14.48. These garments are made from the genuine Cheney Bro's Foulard: comes in polka dot and French Bpot, elegantly made and trimmed. Ladies' Bathing Suits for 3.19. These garments are made of a fine lustrous quality mohair, very neatly trimmed. Others styles as cheap a9 1.98 - Cool, Comfortable Lawn Dresses, 2.69 This dress is an exceptional value, made with square neck effect and kimono sleeve. The fabric is very fine and sheer; some border styles. The garment is clean make and Is good fitting.

Windup of the Big July Clearing Sale of Clothing, Hats and Furnishings Men's Blue Serge Suits, all wool and hand-tailored gar ments, 2 and 3-button coats, peg and sem-fl tf) (JCJ peg. pants, selling up to 18.50, now. .iLf ) One lot of Business Suits, formerly priced at 10.00 and' 12.00, well tailored in neat dark worsteds, ffj broken sizes, reduced to. PcCr Young Men's Double Breasted 3-Piece Suits, light and

dark cassimeres and tweeds, value up to Ch(3

10.00, all go at 2.98 and

Boys' Bathing Suits, in navy, trim

med in red or white, sleeveless

shirts, 50c value, clean-up

price

Men's Union Suits, of fine lisle or

sanitary mesh, short sleeves, clean-up price.

Men's Black Satteen Shirts, double

stitched with faced sleeves, 14 to 17, go at. .

(Limit 2 to a customer) Men's Police Braces, extra heavy

quality, fine leather ends,

very strong, special

39c e lisle or 48c

ts, double 39c ner) xa heavy 19c

Boys' Suits, with knickerbocker or straight pants, light and dark cassimeres, formerly 3.00, fl AQ reduced to H

Boys' Blue Bib Overalls, well made,

sizes 4 to 14 years, clean-up price

Boys' Tan Khaki Knickerbockers,

sizes 5 to 15 years, special at.

Any Hat in the house, ail shapes

and colors, values up to 3.00, all go at.

Stetson Hats not Included.

19c srbockers,

25c ill shapes

1.65

SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY ONLY. 1.98 Ladies' and Misses' Trimmed Hats. Specialy trimmed with new flowers and materials in order to use them up on many of our best shapes." Actual values 5.00 and 6.00.

15.00 Dining Table, 42-in. top, finished in polished golden oak, extends to 6

feet, Clearing Sale Price. . .

.9.75

18.00 Pedestal Dining Table, 45-in. round top, in fine quartered oak, early English finish, Clearing See 12.50

19.50 China Closet, in quartered golden oak, rubbed and polished, bent glass front and mirror back, Clear- -fl Q ffA ing Price.... JLtPoSV

25.00 Rocker, in fancy quartered golden oak, rubbed and polished, hand carved with No. 1 Spanish or black leather seat and back Clear- -fl Off mg Price.... IL Cr) trey 8.75 Seamless Brussells Rug, 6x9 feet size, Clearing Sale . jr ft Price 3W(S i .

16.75 Brussels Rug, in 9x

ing Sale Pric.

12 size, Clear- -fl -fl l Q

Palm Olive Soap, Qjf 10c cake CrL

Satin Skin Face -fl Chf Powder, 25c size. JLc Sanitol Face Cream, greaseless, "fl Chf 25c size ILiVL Canthrox Hair Shampoo, "?.. 39c Danderine, 25c size, 19c 50c size

Pompeian Massage Cream at00.?.e........:..75C