Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 238, Hammond, Lake County, 28 March 1912 — Page 6

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THE TIUF.a. Thursday, March 28. 1912.

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Happenings of a Day in Lake County's Lively Capital

E. Candydate ses his "hat's In th" ring-, but please be careful uv It er it's Vh' only on he has." Lots o' fellers ud never git Inter offls If they hadn't er good 'wife fer a backbone. 'The baseball Situation ' in Crown Point has assumed definite shape since Julius Rockwell has been prevailed upon to accept the managership of the Crown Point team for the coming season, and plans are. now being formulated to put another pennant grabbing team In the field. j Contracts have been sent to most of the players who were instrumental In bringing the bunting to Crown Point, last year and It Is expected that the management will hear from a big percentage of the players before many days have passed. Owing to the fact that the local- management has always ar-iven the players the "square deal" it THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHERS Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children, a Certain relief for Feverishness. Headache. Bad Stomach, Teething Disorders, move and regulate the Bowels and destroy Worms. They break up Colds In J4 hours. vThey are so pleasant to the taste Children like them, over 10.000 testimonials. Used by Moth ers for 23 years. They sever fall. SoM bv all Druggists. toe. Samplt mailed FREE. Address. Allen S. Olmsted. L Roy. Jf. Y. Watch U White The

Our Big Ready-to Wear Section offers Values YOUR 20.00 EASTER SUIT Whether it bo light or dark, plain or striped, it's here and here in grrat variety. As a special inducement for Friday wo offer a lot of 20.00 new Spring and Easter Suits vrith that style and sua) the White Store is known 4 PA for: all sizes to lit Women and Misses td.tjU 2.00 New Spring Waists 5.00 Confirmation Dresses The richest collection ; of For the confirmant as

tine Waists ever put on .sale at any one .. time; lawns and voiles, embroidered and lace trim- fjCfi med, all sizes. ..... uu

Our Big Shoe Section offers for . : . Friday . ; - WOMEN'S 3.00 , NU-BUCK BOOTS The Shoe now all the craze a" Shoe that is absolutely guaranteed to 'be white Nu-Buck; has the original label attached to

each pair; sizes 2Va to 7; also patent leather and gun metal calf; white canvas on the newest lasts, "Snappy Cap Toe." Another instance of the f

White Store superiority. Child's Canvas BootEasilv cleaned. button, high class toe, a shoe worth 1.50 at any 95c store, sizes 3 to 8 .

Watch our Easter Announcement in Friday's Paper

Special Values in Basement Salesroom

12'2c Napkin Hemmed 3 all around, each. 15c Damask Towel With fringe, red border 5c 25c Embroidered Handkerchiefs About 25 dozen assorted patterns, each ,, 5c 1Cc Ironing Wax thehandy

25c, 35c and 50c Turkish Towels Samples, full bleached, about 50 dozen in lot, large and medium, heavy, soft nap. A tremendous big

way. 5c bargain at 10c, 12c and. 25c Childress Hose Fin lisle black, ribbed, seamless, ! rt pair ...1QC 10c Brass Rods With silver knobs, again . wU 8c Dress Lawns Many ne and desirable patterns. 03 yard U4u Unbleached Muslin Heavy fine quality, cut off the Q 3 f piece, yard ....i..... ) 4 C 5c Package Needles Cloth shuck, all numbers, - package . I

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is not expected that any trouble will be ex periced in 'getting a good bunch of players together. A meeting will b hld In the near future to ratify Mr. Rockwell's selection as manager and to elect an assistant manager. Ed Ames, an old-time player and experi enced manager, will be asked to accept the assistant manager's position, while the fajis refuse to let Jake Steeb step down and out from the secretary's job It is expected that within another week the permanent 'officials of the club will have he-en selected and the rractice work of organizing the team well under way. Harold H. Wheeler, candidate for the superior court judgeship, and Edward Uiover, candidate ror recorder, are making a whirlwind campaign pre vious to the primaries tomorrow. Cen ter township will go to the convention solid for the two candidates and de manding recognition for them on ac count of their particular adaptability for the offices they seek and the fact that she Is entitled to recognition as having the balance of power in the coming elections. Both candidates have been over the situation in the north and south part of Lake county ana say the situation looks more "than favorable to them. The city council will meet next Mon day evening for their regular monthly session and several important matters Store Windows well as the smaller Girl, beautiufly embroidered or lace trimmed, high or low neck, sizes 6 to 14, Q AC Choice laUw Girls' Patent Shoes Pat ent leather, a rich looking and good wearing shoe, al ways sold at 1.50, sizes 8H to 2 95c 15c Vests For Women and Children, fine ribbed, all sizes ; 25 Dozen Pillow Tops--In lot are included 25c qualities, each . , Ladies' Gauze Hose Fast eeamless, 19c quality, pair. 5c black, 10c Silk Hair Nets 36 in. all colors, again 20 doz., each. 2c 8c . Armour's 5c Soaps Best f toilet soaps, all kinds, rach Double Fold Percales Light and dark grounds, stripes and m 3 figures, yard f 4Q 15c Linen Laces and Insection to Match All widths, s Sard. JC 25c Messaline Ribbons All colors, Xo. 150 wide, 4 A 1 lZiC 10c Linen Doilies Hemstitched and fringed, fll each v2 Hammond. Indiana

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sideration. The Main street paving peciflcations " will probably be adopted and the decision made as to the pave ment surfacing on the various streets wring the coming summer. Three dif ferent applications have been submited by the oil contractors. Including prepared and crude oil and romposlions of a special character said to be especially efficient as a dust retarder and paving preservative. Real estate deals of importance have been unusually quiet in this vicinity durlrfg the past week, but the dealers only look upon it as the lull before the storm, and anticipate a very active market in Crown Point property with in the next three weeks. Special Lenten services are being held this week at St. Mary's and the l,utheran churches, the same drawing big congregations. The Washburn house on West street s nearly ready for occupancy. Xews of importance outside of poli tics, is very scarce in Crown Point at present. Fred A. Ruf transacted business in Gary yesterday. EXPRESS SERVICE STARTED (Continued from Pare L stations by spven o'clock in the morn iner. Consequently the express can be delivered early In the day. Bay Xevr Auto Track". Th new company has already order ed two three ton trucks, which are un der construction now, and more wagons and horses have already been boughtThe Hammond express headquarters will be at 246 Michigan avenue, while the Gary express wlll be unloaded at the team track at Tenth avenue and Broadway. Eventually the company will have its own freight house there too. 'Plans for the establishing of this express service have been under way for a long time," said President Carley this morning. ."We have studied the needs of the whole region, with a view of giving the public the promptest service possible. The fact that three express cars will be placed for us at the three principal distribution points in the region as early as seven o'clock. means that we can do an effective day's work. "The cars coming out here in the orning wlll receive express in Chi cago as late as 5:30 the night before. They will be loaded at the Hastings Express company's freight house, Tay lor street and Fifth avenue. "As to our rates, we expect to be sat isfied with a reasonable profit. We ex pect to deliver expres for less money than the regular express companies charge, and only a trifle above the freight rates. All we ask for a begin ning is that the public wlll give us a trial." HAMMOND SWARMS -WITH REPUBLICANS (Continued ttam Page one) Wart-en, Jasper, Newton, White, Ben too. and' Tippecanoe began to arlve and until the district convention Was con vened In the Hammond theatre at one thirty this afternoon by Temporary Chairman Thomas of White County, Hammond saw more politics played than it has seen In many years. Atteadamee la Largr. Prominent party workers from all over the district aecompanied their delegations and the city seemed alive with Taft and Teddy buttons. Many Lake County republicans swelled the things in the hotel lobbies particlpat ing In the preliminaries. The" Taft men put up at the Hotel Majestic and the Roosevelt men at the Hotel Carleton in full force. Among the men prominent In the councils of the Taft men were Haywood . and Laughrey of Tippecanoe, McCord of Warren, Sleeper and Miller of Benton, Spencer and Warner of Jasper, Thomas of White, Stlnchfleld and Grant Crumpacker, Urbank of Porter, Reiter, Fred Crumpacker, Johnson, Shortridge, Carl Ames, : Walter J. 'Riley and C. ll Kirk of Lake County. , Two Hard Workers. The two moat prominent Roosevelt workers at the Hotel ' Carleton were Bauer and Bedgood of Lafayette, Tunt and Funk of Warren and a number of other active workers were kept busy with the wires for some time.. Each faction held a long conference that lasted until nearly midnight. The Taft men early In the game de cided that the only fair, thing to do was to treat the Roosevelt men so they would have no complaint so a committee was sent oyer to the. Hotel Carle ton to communicate with the Roose velt supporters about the various com mittee membership. The Taft adherents were authorized in the Interest of harmony to offer the Roosevelt men their pro-rata representation, on the 'Is Your nair Coming out every time you comb it Is the falling hair ruining that beautiful thick and wavy hair that you axe so proud of and treasure so much ? You can stop the falling out and restore those gray hairs to their natural color just as soon as you begin to use HAY'S HAIR HEALTH. Don't delay don't run the risk of losing altogether, with thin, scraggly, gray hair your beauty and youthful appearance. Keep your hair natural colored, thick and glossy, and you will always keep your good looks. It Is not a dye. 100 sod 50c at Dru Stores or direct upoa receipt! price and desler. name. Send 10c for trial bottle. Philo Hay Spec Co., Newark, N. J. KA FH.1. & WOLFaiiA9

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you; if what little- you eat lies like ;matlcan,. adapts itself to the June- call lump of lead on your stomach: if f r.attent h.ih.r tt .

there ia difficulty in breathing after : eating, eructions of sour. undigested ! ioou anu una, iieanourn. Drasn or a belching of gas. you can make up your j mind that you need can make up your mind that you need something to stop food fermentation and cure Indigestion. . To make every bite of food you eat J aid In the nourishment and strength of

your body, you must rid your Stomach clty wlll awaIt w1th int(.re!,t tne ar. of poisons, excessive acid and stomach rlvai o( the puimotor and the saving gas. which sours your entire meal j of the flrst m. it is Indeed fortunate interferes with digestion and causes so . that the cities of thls iocamy have a many sufferers of Dyspepsia. Sick pubnc service company that is so willHeadache. Biliousness. Constipation. J Jllp to RO the llmlt tp Bave the Hveg of Griping, etc. Your case is no different ; poJ,9ble Kas victims. TKe order for the

you are a stomach sufferer, though you may call It by some other name; your real and only trouble is that which you eat does not digest, but quickly ferments and sours, producing almost any unhealthy condition. A case of Pape's IMapepsin wilt cost fifty cents at any Pharmacy here, and will convince any stomach sufferer five minutes after taking a single dose that 1 Fermentation and Sour Stomach is causing the misery of Indigestion. o matter if you call your trouble ! catarrh of the Stomach. Nervousness or Gastritis, or by any other name always remember that a certain cure is waiting at any drug store the moment you decide to begin its use. Pape's Diapepsin will regulate any out-of-order Stomach within five minutes, and digest promptly, without any fuss or discomfort, all of any kind of food you eat. three committees, rules and order, credentials and resolutions. Some surprise was shown by the Roosevelt men at the offer. Aeept Defeat (iraeefully. We are not used to getting such consideration," said Bauer of Lafayette the Roosevelt candidate for national delegate to F. R. Schaaf. Jr. one of the olive-branch-bearing committee. "We know you have the majority and we accept the defeat gracefully. It is your turn now, some day It will be ours." When the committee returned to the Taft headquarters there was much sat isfaction expressed at the result of the conference and the pacific methods em ployed and harmony gained. REGION GETS ITS FIRST PULMOTOR CContlnued from Page iadjusts Itself to the short, quick respirations of fa child or the deeper breathing of the adult. .. "What would compare with a pair of human lungs were attached to the 7 A great deal of surprise has been caused In the Calumet region by the announcement that the United " States Steel corporation has sold a $30,500,000 issue of 5 per cent bonds to J. Plerpont f Morgan, and 'company. Security for a. large part of the bonds If evidenced 1-y j a first mortgage upon 'the Gary steel . works. I Of the total amount $15,000,000 is secured by a mortgage upon the Gary steel , works. The Gary works was erected entirely out of the earning. $78,000,000 having been spent. Should the steel corporation had desired It could have obtained a,t least $50,000,000 loan upon the Gary works. Ab-evidences of the excellent finan cial standing of the Illinois Steel com pany which operates the Gary plant and which owns and operates the Joliet, South Chicago and Milwaukee plants, $5,500,500 worth of its debenture bonds were also sold. The Illinois does not own the Gary works but operates it under a lease from the Indiana Steel company, the owner. However, both are subsidiaries of the steel trust. The Lorain steel works was also mortgaged for $10.000,000,. -v Verifies TIMES Prediction. Two years ago Thb Times predicted that the steel trust would bond its Gary plant. It must be remembered that the Gary works was built from the earnr Ings and In the ordinary course of events the works would have been bonded long ago. ( A couDle of years ago several Inter ests of common stockh ofde rs asked that the Gary plant be bonded and that the proceeds be turned over to the common stockholders Inasmuch as the plant had been built from earnings. Wall Street 1m Pleased. ' A Wall street dispatch reads: "From noontime yesterday on Wall street spent most of Its time trying to figure out what was the proper construction to be placed on the mortgaging of the new plants of the United States Steel Corporation, involving the sale of $30,500,000 J percent bonds, including $5,500,000 vt Illinois Steel Company debentures. "A large amount of the selling of Steel common yesterday and today was based on knowledge that this operation was intended, and the bears tried hard to make out that the announcement would give a. most unfavorable impression. But the view held among some of the most conservative bankers Is that if any meaning is to be derived from this sale of bonds it should be a favorable one. v "They point out that the bond 'sale only emphasizes the great resources of the company upon which It may lean in times like the present, when earnj,ns r running low. Not only has a ond 's"e aed of mortgage on the i un .nutipaipa ior years. but if has been supposed that the d against amount or the bonds issue

tfulmotor and the machine was started. The lungs were inflated and deflated Just as real lungs are and the respira-

. tory action seemed to be very natural. ITha oxveren froiti the tank fills the u.nt, hut th exhalation rasses out throulrh a .eDarate nassage. "To - phow. that the machine auto.hlll,' . ,. th delin ptrator reduced the capacity of the artlncai iunK and the respirations were snorter ani quicker, Tn puImotor w, be able t0 saTe tne live of heoD,, who are OT.reom, by smoke. In fires, asphyxiated by gas, half drowned and even in some cases of heart trouble and apoplexy. The entire medical fraternity of the puimotor has been In for six weeks, but a rush of orders has delayed deliveries. DYER HAS A LITTLE SENSATION Continued from page one.) piaCe for Identification. Mr. Hartman recognized them, and the marshal then separated them and pt them through a iwtlng process. The girl a little brunette wlted when she gazed into the stern eye of the officer. "What Is your name?" he asked. "Emma Dilts," she answered bash fully. "I want your name and not some one else's," said the marshal. "Well It's Emma Walz, and my home is in Chicago Heights. The officer then turned her over to Mr. Hartman for safe keeping while ho questioned her companion. He said his name was Roy Diltz and that his home is in Chicago Heights. Marshal Stec'a notified the Chicago Heights police de partment, and from there he received Instructions to hold both, as the girl had been missing from -her home for several days and because Diltz Is want ed on the charge of horse stealing. The father and the mother of the girl came along' with the Chicago Heights .Chief of Police. The latter Immedlateput the handcuffs on Diltz. "I told you. you could marry him, said the girl's , father to her, "and 1 was not necessary for you to elope They were taken back to Chicago Heights last night. Death at West Gary. Josephine, the six-months-old child of Mr. and Mrs. John Skur of Ambrldge is dead from' brain abscess. The fu neral was held this afternoon at o'clock, Interment being at the To lies ton cemetery. ARB TOU READING THE TLMEST

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Tudge Gary's Statement on the Mortgaging of Gary Steel Works. "As authorised by the unanimous vote of the members of the board of directors, not including any member of the firm hereinafter mentioned, the United States Steel Corporation has sold to J. P. Morgan & Co. $30,5000,000 bonds on a basis of 6.1 per cent Interest. The amount will include $15,000,000 secured on the Indiana steel plant at Gary, Ind.; $10,000,000 on the Lorain steel plant at Lorain, Ohio, and $5,500,000 debentures of the Illinois Steel Company, being part of an issue heretofore authorized. "As there must be expended during the year about $20,000,000 for extensions of properties generally, heretofore authorized, and as about $17,000,000 additional working capital Is needed in consequence of the Increased business of the companies, particularly In the ore department. It has been thought advisable to secure the sum named by the sale of bonds In order to keep the amount of cash in hand up to the sum shown at the beginning of the calendar year. "In view of the fact that very large sums have heretofore been appropriated from net earnings for capital expenditures. It has been decided to finance some of the capital expenditures as above stated." this property would be three times aa great as the present Issue of $16,000,000, "The property securing these bonds is valued at upward of $62,000,000, whle the investment in the Lorain plant, against which $10,000,000 are issued, is In the neighborhood of $22, 000,000. The interest basis of 6.1 per cent on which the bonds were Bold indi cates arprlce in the neighborhood of 98. - "A reasonable Inference drawn from the sale of the bonds at this time i? that the Steel ' Corporation management has decided to maintain dividends at the rate of 6 per cent on the com mon stock. The proceeds of the sale will tide the company over the current period of slender earnings and In fact increase Its working capital by $15,000,000 or more In addition to furnish ing funds forJthe completion of exten sions and improvements already under way. Thus the company protects itself against shrinkage In working capital which would accompany the payment of the common dividend at 5 per cent for the present quarter, if present expectatlons of the deficit of $2,000,000 or I upward after such payment are borne out."

Beware of Ointments for Catarrh

that Contain Mercury, i as mercury will surely destroy the sense of smell and completely derange ', the. whole system when entering It'through the mucous surfaces. Such articles should newr be used except i on prescriptions from reputable physi- i clans, as the damage they will do It ten fold to the good you can possibly derive from them. Hall's Catarrh) Cure, manufactured by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O., contains no mercury, and is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. In buying Hall's Catarrh Cure be sure you get the genuine. It Is taken Internally tnd made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney & Co. Testimonials free. Sold by Druggists. Prince, 75c. per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for consti pation. E Passers by who happen to stray in the vicinity of the East Chicago Elks club rooms this evening, need not be under the impression that a murder is being committed within those hallowed precincts. If they hear strange sounds emenating therefrom. The sounds will simply be those produced by Mack Foland testttvg out the lung power of recruits who Vish to take part In the minstrel show Which Is to be given by the Elks In the near future. The committee in charge of the event consists of Abe Ottenheimer, Mack Foland, Leo McCormick, Max Salmon and Frank DePriae. y The performances will be pulled off some time in May and there wlll be i two of them. One wlll be held In i Berry's theatre and one in the auditorlum, Indiana Harbor. The Elks hope to get enough talent together from their own lodge to make up the entire performance, but If they find they are to be "shy" they wlll get in a few stars from other lodges In this vicinity. While Mack Foland isln charge of the "endurance test", Frank DeBrlae Is really the musical director ,of the show. POLICEMEN'S BALLThe policemen's annual Sail Is the big event that dancers are looking forward to now, Thursday, April IS being the date selected for the event. The ball will be held In the Lewis rink In East Chicago and promises to.be a big event, as the police ball always is The committee selected to manage the event is composed of Chief Leo McCormack, Sergeant John Weifenbach, Sergeant Frank Barker. Sergeant Mike Gorman and Officer P. J. McKennsv. Invitations have been issued to the members C-the police departments of Hammond, Gary and Whiting and a good representation from these towns. not only of policemen, but of private clHsens and their wives and sweet hearts. Is expected. , The policemen have their new uniforms all made and the proceeds of the ball are to be used to liquidate on the account. Frank IeBriae and his .orchestra are to furnish th music for the dance, and the Lewis rink floor. Is promised to be put In the best possible condition for the event. JOE AND BEER -CAN PICKED UP Joe Barony and an empty beer' can were picked up by Officer Joe Lenelonl at 4:30 o'clock yesterday afternoon on the old E., J. E. right of way in InJl Grows hair and can prove it

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IVii ONEY can be borrowed, at the Lowest Rate, in less time and with less trouble without publicity, at our office than at any place In the city. THIS MEANS simply what it says, and If you have or have not had experience along thiB line WE ARE READY to back up our statements. AND PROVE IT TO YOU $10 to $150 advanced on Furniture, Pianos, Horses, Wagons, etc., WITHOUT REMOVAL. Just tell us HOW MUCH YOU WANT. Hammond Loan Co. 569 Hohman Street Over Model Clothiers. Second Floor. Phone 257 dlana Harbor, where Barony had fall en asleep, ostensibly after having swallowed the contents of the can. Lenclonl thought that while the old B., J. E. tracks are seldom' used, the place was not exactly a safe one for a man to sleep, so after considerable difficulty he succeeded in arousing, the somnolent Barony and took him to the station- Barony still clung to the beer can as he was marched to the station and wanted to take It into his cell with him. While empty, the aroma of beer still clung to It and Barony seeifced to think it would be some comfort to smell of It. CLUB STATED Every son of Sweden In the county Is to be asked to get Into the Swedish Republican Club of Lake county which, was organized In Gary some time ago and which is now In thriving condition with 225 members In the steel city, Miller, and Hobart- It is expected that the membership wll be boosted ,to one thousand thereby making the organisation a formidable political unit. O. 9. Wldholm Talk. The olub at its meeting held In the Uary hoteL last rJiltht lletenad- .toan -address by Secretary G. S, Wldholm. tvha f m a. (.andldaite for unntMntatlv - , . publtcan primaries tomorrow. Mr. Wldholm spoke uponct primaries. Mr. Widholm's candidacy for.the nomination was endorsed. The club also decidedto support the entire republican ticket to be nominated. ' Ratification of this endorsement will be made Saturday night at a banquet X9 be given at the Binxenhof cafe. Pontua HelntE is chairman of ' the board of directors and Oscar Johnson is president of the Swedish club. Well Known Here. , The surviving heads of two of South Chicago's most prominent pioneer families died this (yesterday) morning. John P. Petermann; one of the first flour said feed merchants in South Chicago, died shortly before 1 o'clock this morning at the family residence, 9113 Erie avenue, and at 11:30 o'clock this morning Mrs. Amelia McLaughlin followed her husband, James McLaughlin, the veteran business man and democratic politician into eternity. South Chicago Calumet. - ' " we

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