Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 237, Hammond, Lake County, 27 March 1912 — Page 8

Wednesday, March 27, IMlV lHTninniSLrE TO THE VOTERS OF LAKE COUNTY: I hereby pledge that if nominated at the Republican Primaries, March :29th, andil elected, I will work for a . mm MMECT

THE TI2IE3.

arid;-will do all in my power to have the same of the Legislature.

passed as a Law at the next session

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Qo So WIDHOLM, Gary Candidate for Republican nomination for Representative from Lake County,

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Solution of . traction dif Amities that hive been bothering the people of the Ridge road district -T of Clary are now in sight. .. .

This was brought about at the Gary

city hall last night wlien Mayor Knotts, i-ity council members, city officials and

President Gavlt of the Gary & Inter-

urban. Vice President Wildermuth of

the Gary & Southern, and Col. Hord of the Gary, llobart & Kastern, and members of the South Side Improvement association got together. Agreements, the details of which will be worked later, were reached, and If they are carried out everybody will be satisfied. , Conditions Are Intolerable. Up until a couple of months ago the Gary aV Interurhan, the southern terminus of which was at Broadway bridge and the little Calumet river, wastlie only traction line that came near the Ridge road district. But even with this" service Ridge readers had to "walk a mile to reach- the cars which

run every half hour and if they made

good connection

in time. Then Ilalleck Seaman finished up the work on his Gary & Southern traction Lin.' connecting with the G. & I. ears at the bridge and running youth to Turkey Creek. 'All along a nickel fare to the steel

mills, universal transfers and a re-, spectable schedule was promised. Sehedu Wna Foolproof. But ' Halleck was an" economical soul. When his rars began operation the schedule was something on the order of the foolproof ones in the Chinese republic. Cars didn't stall to operate until after 7 o'clock, too late for any one going to. work, and they quit at sunset, too late for those returning home from work. '

Thi3 outrageous schedule exasperat- organization in the convention.

Rcale as the state convention.

that he was running the line as cheap as he could as he intended to unload it on some big company. That it -was run

k they arrived at work cheaply there is no doubt. Last night Vice President Wilder

muth said that his company would permit G. and I. cars to operate to the

OAK GROVE BUTTER

Calumet Region. It comes

direct

from the

manufacturer to the dealer.

IS SOLD

the

3Y NEARLY ALL

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GROCERS

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shortest possible route between producer and

Schlosser Brothers Wholesale Produce. - Established 1884. SOUTH CHICAGO.

f eld this year, with Roosevelt at the over, the eyes of the people are turned ht-ad of It, but this was not taken serl- toward the district conventions tomorously. Kven If the Indiana contests row in the Second district at Vinare carried to the Chicago convention, cennea; the Sixth district at Connersas some of them may be by the dis- ville; the Eighth district at Winchescontented ones, the enthusiasm for ter; the Ninth district at Lebanon and them will have died out to a great ex- the Tenth at Hammond. Each of these tf-nt before that time, and men will not conventions will elect two delegates to be subject "to' the sway of their passions the national convention. At the state then as they were here yesterday. convention the Second was a Taft dis-I.aoV-d Organisation. trlct, while the Sixth. Eighth and Ninth The Roosevelt forces lacked a good nad Roosevelt majorities. Just what

This lne outcome wii oe at. me district con-

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ed th Rirlc rnAri.rx j.n.1 hut'nne car WBS ShOWD DV the fact that they failed ."... - m ""v

was operated. Then accusations were to place in nomination any candidates 1" likely that the district conventions brought out that Halleck didn't give for delegates at larKe. Just why this will be fully as exciting on a smaller

a continental about the neonle nnri happened has not yet been fully ex

plained, but some or the delegates say that they tried to gain recognition from the chairman tor that purpose, but that the chairman refused to recognize them. Chairman Wood said he did not see pnjone seeking recognition. To a disinterested spectator it

city limits in case G. and S. cars could looked like the Roosevelt rorces either operate over the latter's lines to the ,aiJ down or became demoralized in steel mills. President Gavit is willing the convention and were not able to to do this if a two-cent fare is paid. riaintain a sufficient organization to Aid For Ilohnrt Line. '.carry them through. At any rate, they There Is also A probability that the failed to present any candidates for Gary-Hobart cars may come down town de'egttes, and the Taft delegates were over both of these line. - - elected- by acclamation. something On Saturday thre will be another "wholly unexpected up to that time, conference at" which time the question' Only One Voff Taken, of universal transfers, a nickel faro to : Although on the only vote taken the i . ,i i .. , . . . : : it i Tuft fnrrea rrmsterert 772 vnl to P. fi 7

w. u,. M"r.v.. -- - ; I . i . path In Gary for yesterdav afternoon taken tin Roosevelt votes, the actual number of v . ,

Speeches were made last night at the dlegates for each in the convention li conference by A. F. Knotts, R. B. Jen- a Question that will never be solved. T-l t x t . a t

sen, R. E. Houren, and real estate deal- 1 ne olr wil motion

ers Louis Mekatinsky. R. O. Johnson b" James E. Watson to lay on the table

and Rev. A. C. Mayor of the Bryan real tn minority report of the committee

estate office.

TRANSIT COHY I GARY

HAWAIIAN WARBLER ON WARPATH

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Somebody wants

go

war

some measly villain or villains stole a complete Indian outfit from the Art theatre In Broadway. Prince Lei Lanl, a Hawaiian warbler, who is doing a stunt at the theatre is the loser. Complaint was made to Chief Mar

tin about the theft. The chief said

NOT MANY SORE SPOTS LEFT AFTER CONVENTION

(Continued from Page one) lt pacified, but they lacked much of being the majority of the Rooseyelt

crowd.

re was even some talk among a

of the disappointed delegates that

there would be a third ticket in the

on credentials, submitted by the Roose'velt members of the committee. There

'had been a big fight in the credentials that there are so many people on the 'committee over the question of whether ' war path in Gary all of. the time that the Taft delegates from Marion county 'he hardly knows where to look for the should be seated and also whether the '.Indian outfit. A suit, buckskin trous.Tuft delegates in Monroe county should ! ers, shaps, and a feather head piece was te seated. There was also a question ! stolen. -

of whether the delegates whose seats

Three buses of forty-passenger ca

pacity are now being operated to the

railway yards and sheet and tin plate

mills bf Gary by the Motor-Bus Tran

sit company, and it has placed orders

with manufacturers to build two more

machines of similar capacity.

The buses operate from 5 a. m. until midnight and ply between Fifth

avenue and Madison street and the main gates of the industries named. Later they will operate to Broadway. No franchise is required for transit companies of this sort and they may operate to any part of the city. A nickel fare Is charged. Fred Stults and C. A. Gettsline, who ar pro

moters of the transit company, expect to install a line to the bridge plant and perhaps to the bolt and screw works.

He was bound over - to the superior

court In the sum of 1500 which he was

unable to furnish. He was taken to Crown Point to await trial before Judge Virgil S. Reiter.

Baiura had owed Oplncar $11 for a

number of years and the latter attempted to collect ft by garnishment of

his debtor's wages at Burlington, where

both men have been employed at ths

cement plant. In revenge for Opincar's act, Basura one day recently slip

ped up behind Oplncar and hit him over the head with an Iron bar, rendering him unconscious, and Injuring him so

severely that his removal to St. Mar- . garet's hospital was necessary. Oplncar a day or two after the assault re

ceived a letter from Banura, mailed at Chicago, threatening to kill him at his first opportunity. The letter was the means of leading to the writer's arrest anihe was brought back on Saturday. Oplncar Is recovering from the effects of his Injuries.

A FEW DIMES FOR CAR FARES OR POSTAGE IF YOU'RE ANSWERING ADS. A FEW DIMES FOR TOUR OW'Jf "WANT," IF YOU'RE ADVERTISING IN THE TIMES AND THE USUAL RE. SILT IS A JOtl.

BASURA BOUND OVER TO SUPERIOR COURT John Basura who made a murderous assault upon John Oplncar a few days ago, was before Judge George Relland yesterdar for a preliminary hearing

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!S fellows we have on distilav?

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wim me resu oi xne "Duncn" liOW. Steer straight for this store now. Have a look at

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t mile a minute clothes that take you right up to the

very irnui in sxyie.. rneyre smart, Usteful and corJi rect to a hair's breadth, and modestly priced.

Hats, Caps, Shirts and Shoes and Tasty Neckwear and Hosiery all to match.

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were contested should be allowed to1 vote on their own contests. The committee had decided to seat the Marlon county Taft delegates in the face of

open charges of fraud In their election, ur.d It had also decided to seat the TEft delegates In Monroe county when it was felt by many delegates that they should not have been seated. This caused a good many a delegates who were for the election of Taft delegates to the national convention to vote against the tabling of the minority report of the credentials committee. They didn't like the way the thing had been d ne. - . - . The vote on that question stood 772 to table the minority report and 667 against tabling the report. The 772

were Taft men. But Harry S. New. one

c? the Taft managers, stiid that this did net represent the actual Taft strength In the convention. He said the Taft

people had a majority of abou t 17H

delegates on a fair test on a vote for Taft and Roosevelt. This would have meant about 800 for Taft and 633 for Roosevelt, as there were 1.4S9 delegates I'i. the. convention . Now that the state convention Is

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