Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 155, Hammond, Lake County, 19 December 1911 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Tuesday, Doc. 19, 1911.

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i tea Mim Its me a protection and a . ld&MM pSSsV guarantee against a2um iJV$!

Hot on their trail he trailed them to Lowell and through the smaller towns to Kankakee. 111., where he telephone! their description ahead and had them apprehended and arrested. The Uk county sheriff notified the Chicago officials of his work and received their

GARY SCOUTS IT. (Continued from column 6, page 1.)

other fa ?torles tl

that would be done as soon as the real estate promoters had sold their lots.

congratulations upon his clever follow- u,cre unU, u js mw one of the up ofthe criminals. It is said a re- rfoml(,a)l,e independents in the cornward was offered for the return of the pany an(1 urrlva, Qf ot- r factor,

machine and apprenension ui thieves, which the sheriff will probably claim to put in his Christmas stocking. The three banks in Crown Point are outstepping themselves in the way of artistic calendars this year, each distributing among customers a souvenir of real artistic worth. The calendars this year are ununually handsome and the bank officials deserve congratula-

Crown Point Hews

Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

has since dispelled all stories that the

shifting sands of Indiana are poor places t. build steel plants on. JrnlouHly In.ilrt Falsehood. The latest series of attacks upon Gary and Indiana Harbor have been made oy the Soutt Chicago Daily Calumet. Natural jeal.ousy, of course, prompted he articles. ' It took up the old be-whlsker-ed Pittsburgh story that the shift sands

tions upon, their artistic selection of have caused the Gary mills to bob up gouvenlrs.s , and down like ships In a rough sea: It is reported that Frank Stuhlmach- i A high United States Steel corporaer has purchased the old Fancher home- tion official whose name is with held stead on Ridge street this week, the said in connection: consideration not being given at this "The charges are silly. Long before time. ,the United States Steel ever turned a Mrs. II. Dyer of Kankakee, 111., joth- shovel in Gary engineers went over er of Mrs. Walt;r Allman, was recently every foot of ground in the city. Bortaken to the Presbyterian hospital in inf?s were made and all necessary data Chicago for an operation for gall secured. stones. Mrs. Dyer is well known here "Do you suppose that the best engi-

and her friends hope for her speedy , nrs the present day can produce woull recovery. I permit the building of hundred million

Kev. Ph. Guethoff is assisting in the dolIar steel works "POJ1 foundations fortv hours- devotional services held at would b unstable?

Lowell this week. ... I ' Th Ependlture Continue.

the rounaations of the Gary works

the calculation of the technical ,

trade papers, whose editors and'

trlbutors have made a studv of those : Iff

ngs. I am a reasonably close reader ij

and Frank B. Krlm-

busijes8 in Chicago

SHUCKS

From the Diary of Si.Lno.

Iuie ain't no angel, but he gits ez near bein' one this time o" th' year ez I ever expect t' see him this side o' St. Peter's gates, j Sum pollytishuns er alus cuttin' a

melon an' grabbin' thA heart out o' it fer themselves. Sheriff Grant cut another notch in his glory stick yesterday by being instrumental in the capture of three automobile thieves that stole the big McFarland six auto from Chicago parties last Saturday. The trio of young fellows abandoned the big touring car near the Indiana line after putting it out of commission in traveling the clay pikes, and Grant discovered the machine shortly after its abandonment

Will Handley bill transacted

yesterday. i The high school basket-ball team is scheduled for, a double game with IIoi bart at the high school gymnasium on j Friday, evening. Hobart recently won over the local five by one point and the J locals know they cannot turn the trick again. Everybody is invited to turn

out and support the home school team.

are as good as anywhere in the country. It has-' been said that our blast furnaces are sinking but this is true. We have the most modern foundations possible. "You will remember that seven or eifcht years ago when the Indiana Harbor plant was first operated the same charges were made but time has proven the falsity of these accusations.

"And, these stories about the shift-

You Know the Signs of biliousness the out-of-sorts feeling,, headache, dull eyes, dizziness, bad taste, sallow skin, sick stomach. Get rid of these as soon as they show and you will be happier and feel all the better. You can do this easily and prevent return of the troubles.

are a natural, safe and reliable corrective. A few small doses of Beecham's Pills will prove their value to you they will tone up your system, remove the signs of biliousness, help you out of stomach and liver disorders, keep your kidnevs active and your bowels regular. Tried and always c-Jective, Beecham's Pills are the family remedy which always Should he on D4and Tko directions in every box ere very valuable. Boxee 10c and 25c

The public schools are preparing for jng sands of Gary were first printed

their annual Christn-as exercises on three years ago. Since then the corFrlday afternoon. The high school will poration has spent upwards of thirty only be allowed one week vacation this million dollars in new construction. Do year, but the grade school gets Its reg- ! you suppose for one minute that levelular two weeks- vacation. ! headed , directors of the corporation Miss Fay Weaver left today for a would pour money Into buildings an-1 few days' visit with her parents at machinery that would go to ruin beSouth Bend, Ind. cause of insecure foundations?"

Mrs. Harry J. Laws left yesterday for Renewal of the shifting sand stories

several days" visit with relatives in were made by tne s-oum cnicago aiu-

New York City. met several days ago when It was statMisses Anna Englert and Pearl Keis- d that thousands of dollars worth of

plates were rejectee. Decause oi insecure

er attended a theater party at McVickers' theater in Chicago Saturday, witnessing "The .Roundup."

foundations, sand storms, etc. Investigation showed that as Is customary the plates were the ones that

Neil Brown has returned from Mer- were firsl rolled in the new mill and

cy ho.ital In Chicago much improved in health through his recent operation

for appendicitis at that institution.

were test plates.

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HARBOR DENIES IT.

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the same source that the canal is now Impassable,. Its channel choked with wreckage and debris and thousands upon thousands of tons of ore. The conditions Is not apparent from close range, but from South Chicago the situation is certainly ominous. In the light ojL the recent disclosures of the Dally Calumet, the only thing-, which brings a ray of hope to the populace of

Indiana Harbor and to the owners of t ehlnland mill being that the bulk of the asertions in this enterprising publication are not true. "Kdltor-n Tbeortnt. "The editor of the Calumet, Is a grand little theorist, and his originality Is unquestioned," said John W. Lees, superintendent of the Inland Steel mill. "The

only wonder Is that his observations

relative to the tmstability of our soil as a foundation for steel mills, has as-

caped

and

con

thi

of these papers and I have not yet seen where any of their writers have taken' the question of the sand of this region as a foundation for steel mills. Into consideration as a menace to the stability of the Industries. "My attention was railed to the article In the South Chicago paper, but the absolute untruth of most of the statements contained therein, arauscfi, more than angered me. We take the whole thing as a nice litle joke here. The accident was a bad one, but as to its being significant of anything more than Is embodied In Itself alone, this is ridculous. The ear-n was caused by the unusual quantity of rain and by a failure to reinforce adequately. an angle

in the dock. The was weaker than It should have been and gave way. The

loss was considerable, and It is true

that a quantity of ore has been sub

merged, but as to its affecting the

navigability of the canal, the statement

Is positively untrue. The channel is perfectly clear so far as the passage of boats Is concerned, the ore being an to

one sH V --This mill has been standing ten years and practically all of the machinery Is running today as true as It was the day it was put In. This shows there had

been no settlement worth mentioning. Right onthe start there was a little trouble with a few of the machines, this befng caused by the fact that they were not givenm sufficiently deep foundation. As for the statement that the unslability of the sand in any way impairs the perfection of the finished pro

ducts of the mill, either here or at Gary, this statement is so wild as to be unworthy of consideration. As a matter of a fact a little give Is better than no give at all, this being proven by the manner in which all of the sky scrapers of steel construction are built. A cer

tain amount of spring Is provided for by the achitects, as a heavy Jar would otherwise be disastrous. It is not true that the Gary products do not bring the market value. "As for departments in this mill being down, eight of our eighteen sheet mills having suspended. This is wholly due, however to a lack or sufficient orders to run full strength, and the shut, down was In effect before the accident. The accident had nothing whatever to do with the face of only closing theseTnllls." It has ben pointed out that the embankments of all of the elevated steam railroads entering Chicago, are of sand. If sand were not reasonably solid It seems doubtful whether It would be used as material for the embankments.

GRIFFITH. Fred Boerman of Merrillville was here this morning on his way to Palmer. Blaine Hutchins was a Chicago visitor yesterday. Matt Kuhn and M. L. Toohill were business visitors in Hammond today. Mrs. Esther Johnson, who has been spending some time In California, arrived home yesteray. She feports hav

ing a very pleasant time while away. Maurice Iddings was here yesterday calling on friends. He starts for Montana tomorrow to look after his property interest there.

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Christmas Money $10 to $150

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Where to Get Them.

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216218 East State Street.

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