Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1911 — Page 10

THE TIMES. Fridav, Nov. 10. 1011.

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LARGER PAin VP CIRCIXATIOS THAN A.W OTHER TWO SEWS. PAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGIOX. New York Representatives Payne & Young, 30-34 West 33d St.. and 29-J5 West 32nd St.. Kew Tork. N. Y. Chicago" Representatives Payne & Young, 747-743 Marquette Building, Chicago, lit ANONYMOUS communications will Jiot be noticed, but others will be printed at discretion, and should be addressed to The Editor. Times. Hammond. Ind.

WELCOME, GENTLEMEN! On behalf of the cities of the most wonderful manufacturing community in the middle west, we extend to Senators Shively and Kern, to Congressmen Barnhart and Crumpacker as well as to other distinguished guests, the heartiest of welcomes. Indiana Harbor, East Chicago, Hammond and Whiting join in doing them signal honor. The time may come when they

can do much for the great Calumet region. The time is here when these cities believe the federal government

should help them by making the Calumet river a waterway and one chief asset an artery of trade. All that

the region needs now is a waterway,

and the man or men who succeed in getting things started will never regret it. Indiana's senators can make, a ten strike when the opportunity presents, by aiding the development of this region as far as its waterway is concerned. We rejoice in their visit here, where they have many warm friends. May they have a right royal time, and come again and again. ,

who go down to the sea in ships for a livelihood are attended. When they 'hear prayers said for these they give it little more than passing thought. And more fully do we realize it when we read the following summary from The Outlook: "During the past twenty years more than 8,000 British vessels an average of nearly eight for every week have been lost at sta. With these vessels

nearly 23.000 persons perished, of whom about 80 per cent were mem

bers of the crews and 20 per cent

passengers."

The loss of a ship and three per

sons each day for twenty years is indeed a record of fearful destruction, and this, too, for only one nation. In

the year 190S, according to Llyods'

perience a much higher percentage of loss than do steamers.

village is reported to be very gloomy because of the opposition encountered in his arbitrary conduct of civic rule across the borderland and he plaintively yawps that nobody loves him. To paraphase the maiden's words: "Your bunch loves you, John, and you can get out If you don't like it." People would be tickled to death.

DR. Munyon Is reported to have said "that the horrors of war are nothing to the horrors of disease."

You can see the doc saying this as he sticks his digit into a hole in the at'

mosphere if you look keen.

WILSON AND DOGGEREL. Woodrow Wilson, one of the numer

ous presidential candidates on the democratic ticket, made an address re

cently in which he showed his alleged

versatility by asserting that many Sunday school hymns are mere doggerel. " We have no argument with Mr. Wilson on the point he takes. One of his admirers, however, recently penned a bit of verse. It is: "There's a man who is bigger than Taft today. Though not in avoirdupois, But bigger in brains and in statesmanship, And you bet he is making a noise. Now, wherever you go, and wherever you meet, You're sure to find some one. Shouting the name, and with wild acclaim. Of Jersey's favorite son." This Wllsonite sent the stuff to Wil

son and the latter sat him down, pen

ned his thanks, complimenting the

poet, Heaven, forgive us for calling him that, and endorsed the sentiment. Perhaps it would be better for our Sunday school hymns to contain a line

or two asking the support of the peo

ple for Mr. Wilson's candidacy; then he wouldn't say they were doggerel.

THE PERILS OF THE SEA. Landsmen, to whom a voyage on the ocean is the event of a life .time, have little knowledge of the perils of the sea and- th .danger which those

NOBODY LOVES ME.

It was a fair maiden who murmured

to a bashful young man with whom she was sleighriding, "Nobody loves me,

and my handa are cold." "Oh, yes,

he replied, "your mother loves you and

you can sit on your hands."

This is called forth because John

Hessler, the notorious sachem of the

A BOTTLE of pop said to contain one million microbes. Now just

look what you pegged at the umpire.

It looks as though some of them

should have hit him, doesn't , it?

INDIANA Harbor has the distin

guished honor of entertaining two United States ' senators and two congressmen today, which was believe sets a new record.

THIS man Kimmel, of Niles, it Is

pointed out, is not the first man who

came home in such a condition that his own mother didn't know him.

NOWADAYS it is necessary for a

druggist to take a course in stampselling before he can become a perfect pharmacist.

THERE seems to be a great deal of

surprise in some parts because this paper refuses to try the bribery cases

in its columns.

AT any rate, the Williston trial at

Valparaiso is getting along faster than " the McNamara trial in Cali

fornia.

INDIANAPOLIS News says that East Chicago graft cases having failed, no precedent was established.

THE sleeping monster of China seems to be lubbing his eyes, yawning and awakening.

ANXIOUSLY waiting to hear what

Unkey Joe Cannon thinks about it

now.

QUITE often it is just the headed man who gets cold feet.""

hot-

emendous Crouds fill the

DEPARTMENT

ot Whiting, Indiana, where the big "Forced Sale" is in progress NEVER BEFORE IN THE HISTORY OF LAKE COUNTY HAS ANY CROWD OF THIS TREMENDOUS SIZE BEEN SEEN IN ONE STORE AT ON TIME. THE PUBLIC, AMAZED AT SUCH VALUES, REALIZED THAT IT IS THE CHANCE OF A LIFE-TIME TO BUY IHGH GRADE .MERCHANDISE AT SUCH UNHEARD OF PRICES. SINCE THE OPENING OUR STORE HAS BEEN FILLED WITH EAGER BUYERS TO ITS UTMOST CAPACITY. THE PUBLIC'S APPRECIATION OF THE HUNDREDS OF BARGAINS HAS MADE IT IMPOSSIBLE TO HANDLE THE TRADE AND THEREFORE WE WERE COMPELLED TO DOUBLE OUR SELLING FORCE WITH COLD AVEATHER ON HAND AND WITH APPROACHING HOLIDAYS IT IS TO YOUR, AS WELL AS TO YOUR FRIENDS' AD VANTAGE TO VISIT THIS TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER OF MODERN MERCHANDISE, FOR IT NOT ALONE MEANS GOOD AND DESIRABLE MERCHANDISE TO YOU, BUT A" SAVING OF DOLLARS AND CENTS AS WELL. WE HAVE NOW ONLY A FEW LEFT, SO THEREFORE YOU CANNOT AFFORD TO DELAY YOUR COMING. REMEMBER THE PLACE. - - - - . . . .

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