Hammond Times, Volume 6, Number 239, Hammond, Lake County, 29 March 1912 — Page 4
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THE TRIES. Friday, March 29, 1912.
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port If they find that my work for the
party in the past is worthy of conalderatlon. HEXRT WHITAKER.
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Political Announcements
FOR AUDITOR.
Editor Times: I desire to announce
that I am a candidate for the Republl
can nomination for County Auditor,
subject to .the decision of the Republl can primaries. The support and as
slstance of the Republican voters of
Lake country are respectfully solicited.
(Signed) JOHN A. BRENNAN. Gar. Ind.
i.
Editor Timxs: Tou are hereby au thorleed to announce that I am a can
didate for the Republican nomination for Auditor of Lake county, and I ask
the support of the Republican voters
of Lake county at the primaries to b
held March 2. ALEXANDER JAMIESON.
Editor Timik Please announce to . - v -1 -
my rrienas oier ia cuumy t
am a candidate ior me repuowcn
nomination for Sheriff, and that I ask their support at the Republican county convention, whose date is to be announced later.
FRED FRIEDLET.
says something false.
In the selection of delegates to the
national convention and presidential
electors Hammond and Lake County were given signal recognition and highly honored. It is no small honor to be sent to represent the only re-
mer romM. an manv tT thP.Tn have
publican district in the -great com- , . . . . . . . , x . been going about during the recent
monweann oi jnuia.ua m a uanuuai convention.
COMMISSIOXER, 2ND DISTRICT. , Editor Times: Tou are authorised to
announce that I will be a candidate for the Republican renomlnation to the of
fice of County Commissioner from the Second district, subjot to the wishes
of the Republican primaries on March
8. LEVI HUTTON.
PARDON US, GOVERNOR. But by what stretch of your execu
tive authority do you find
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor Times: Tou will please an
nounce my candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative for Lake County, subject to the Republican primaries March 28.
R. R. QUILLAN.
hAUi shopper in a store not a
vouself I dozen miles from Chicago and asked
warranted In extending that elongat- to be shown some dress samples the rI,0u.sl,y "f"1 5or of"ce- . , I acquainted with Jawn, but
ea arm or yours an oi me way to tno miner aay. ometning i can put on
cells of the Lake County jail for the around the house," she said and then purpose of extricating a petty wrong- got very Indignant when the clerk
doer such as a blind pig operator? asked her how big was the house?
And governor, THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KNOW HOW YOU GOT
INTO THIS PROPOSITION ANY
WAY? "Jap" Hull was not railroad-
Editor Times: Please announce that
will be a candidate for the republi
can nomination for Representative
from Lake county subject to the de
cision of the Republican primaries.
G. S. WIDIIOLM. Gary. Ind.
FOR JUDGE, LAKE SUPERIOR COIRT
I am a candidate for the office of
Judg-e of the Lake Superior Court,
Room 3. subject to the decision of the
Republican primaries, March 23. 1912
GEORGE II. MANLOVE. Gary, Ind.
Editor Times: Please announce to
my friends over Lake county that
am a candidate for Judge of the Lake
Superior Court, room 8, subject to the
decision of the Republican primaries,
March 29. 1912.
HAROLD H. WHEELER. Crown Point.
REPUBLICAN
PLACES IN TOWNSHIP.
PRIMARY POLLING GARY AND CALUMET
FOR RECORDER. Editor Traces: Tou are authorised to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for Recorder of Lake county, subject to the will of the Republican primaries, and I ask the support of the voters. EDWARD C. GLOVER.
The following Is the list of .polling
places in Gary and Calumet township for the county republican primaries to be held from 2 to 8 p. m. Friday, March
29. 1912:
FIRST WARD East of Pennsylvania
street and north of the Wabash rail
road voters will vote at the Sax building. Fifth avenue and Virginia street.
FIRST WARD East of Broadway
and west of Pennsylvania street and north of the Wabash railroad, voters
will vote at 814 Massachusetts street.
SECOND WARD Precincts 5, 6,
10, 11, voters at 117 Weat Sixth avenue,
SECOND WARD Precinct 7, voters
at Kirk hotel.
SECOND WARD Precinct 8. voters
at Fifth and Arnbrldge avenues.
SECOND WARD Precinct 24, voters
at Clark Station schoolhousei.
THIRD WARD Proclncts 12, 13 and
15. voters at 19 West Ninth avenue.
THIRD WARD Proclncts 14, 16 and
17, voters at 1S14 Hroadway.
FOURTH WARD Precincts 20 and 21, voters will vote at 1535 Broadway. FIFTH WARD Precincts 18, 19 and 22, voters will vote at 2280 Broadway. FIFTH WARD Precinct 23, voters will vote at the Englehart building-, Ridgre road and Broadway. SIXTH WARD Precincts 25 and 28 at Kunert's hall. ROSS AND GRIFFITH There will be polling places at Ross and Griffith. H. C. FRANCIS, Chairman Calumet Township Repub
lican Committee.
both political parties declared that J ease which ends up ln vertlg-o. It 1s f children to aunoort the widow m.d
her way to New York, where she found employment as a ha ok writer on the New York Ledger, then at the height Of its success. Mrs. Birr Mntlnu.l
men were given every consideration
and the Hammond man was warmly! there was no evidence of wrong-do-1 cau,ed by looking at glaring- objects
t,. ,rotlot,rl hv th ina- in connection with the Lorimer "K molt Pe of ""ver and.
1 B I , A ... , I Riod. Of course, none of us around republicans for his fairness. election. The Senate acquitted h,re win cont ract u unl, . t from
He who says the republican party I Lorimer last year also. It will be I looking at the glaring- nerve of some
in the Tenth district is not united nara to una any warrant ior a re-Wi paving contractors.
opening of the case.
LOOKS as if the ladles are going
to astonish us this year and we are
curious to know what some of the
ladies are going to wear when 8unv
HOORAY! Hennery Coldbottle, our
special correspondent, cables that he
found one place where they know
enough to keep spoons in the sugar
bowls. Hennery writes from the Gary Y. M. C. A. cafe. This news ought to give a ray of hope to a bisr aggrega
tion of Jong suffering- butterine con
sumers of the Lake county kayfes.
THE ciar takes two hours to eat his
.. - A I dinner, which leads us to suspect that zero weather wearing low-neck and v,. , . . , I ne nai a lew lonsr-stemntfMi b-Ikhai
snort-sieve areBses, low Bnoes ana I punctuating
tissue-paper hose.
work as a mtscelaneous writer for some fifteen years, and not until she waa considerably past middle ue did she write her first novel. "Jan Vedder"a
wire, during- a period of confinement in her room with a broken ankle. "The
Bow of Orange Ribbon" followed with
in the year, and her success as a writer of sentimental historical novels was as
sured, since that time more than half a hundred popular novels have come from her pen. Congratulations to:
A SOUTH Mala street subscriber
asks us to see if we can clean thai
the
...... ... , .. , . crossings with an editorial in r1 fn inil ho am nnt t n a victim nf a I
..., t, Journal. Perhaps, but really
we
guilty to the charge of engaging in
the illicit traffic in intoxicants. No questions of guilt or innocence were involved. We can understand how
you can save the neck of a black
hearted murderer but this is a little
too much.
Under the law the minimum fin
should have been $50 and th
minimum sentence 30 days in Jail. It
was the object of the legislature in
imposing a jail sentence to prevent the custom of licensing blind-piggers
by the periodical imposition of fines
recommend a shovel in the hands of
one of the city prisoners Henderson
(Ky.) oJurnal.
DR. Wiley says, slim girls, that
you can get fat by eating candy, but
has doc ever seen how the girls will
persist In going to sour pickles after
they have wrapped themselves around
a lot of sweet candy.
the spaces between the
olives and the bullion, the demitasse and the Rocauefort.
MUNICIPAL Voters League of Chi
cago has pronounced Bathhouse Pohn,
alderman from the First ward, as being
We aren't
we'll bet 5
taels that this Is his Idea of nothing
to worry about.
THANKS heavens another conven
tion is done and over with.
THE gas office in Hammond now has
a plumotor. While we don't know whether they'll let it out It would pay a lot of democratic politicians to chip in and hire It for a few days in order to resuscitate the Marshall presidential boom in these parts.
LET'S see, where was it that we
stored away the lawn mower, and while we are at it where did we store away that little long-necked oil can?
IT would be awful if the motion
picture men ran out of firms before the Taft-Teddy row ended. The calamity is too great to think of.
OF course, if you don't buy your
wife a. new Easter hat you can figure that a dollar saved is a dollar earned
and that it will come in nice and handy
when the baseball season opens up a few weeks hence.
THE icemen are getting- tired of be
ing the butt of newspaper jokes, and
while we are writing this we are get
cable dispatches. This leaves a ray of
hope for the fair village of Valparaiso.
A 820 PICTURE of T. H. has been
BEING progressive is all right
enough but it seems rather foolish to
Lake County has spent thousands us to insist on drawing five cards and tlngr miKhty sore about the little price
of dollars in an effort to convict the coming in wnen you know somebody Jokes of the icemen.
Garv hlinrl rir nneratnra whnm Mavnr else ln tne Same has four fives. ICELAND is to be developed say the
Knotta released with only a fine and
j II A ta A -i X-
uo jau Bemeiice. ii. spent mis money MAN is suing his wife for divorce
on the theory that a greater respect because she made him wash his own hd for 30 cents in New York. And we
for the law must be Inculcated in the rinthAB nh rnmn -nn-ar mon what's know where you can get at knock-down
minds of the people. And then the the u8e of klckInjr vou mIeht iust a3 pr,ce" m very flne llfellka Prtr" oH,,- tbe U8C . hlCkIng y0U mIgM 3USt E3 f the mayor of Gary. The only blem-
'OH OaiWUIWCCi UK VOAUWell gCt tlSC(l tO It
nis saloon license needed protection
from the illegitimate dealer
NOW GOVERNOR MARSHALL "WHITHER are we drifting?"
THE PEOPLE OF LAKE COUNTY 1 Moans the Augusta Chronicle. We
WOULD LIKE TO KNOW BY WHAT are drifting right Into the1 house
RIGHT YOU FORCE YOURSELF IN- cleaning season brother, we can feel
TO THE SITUATION, destroy the l iust as plain.
moral effect that two successful
prosecutions have had on the county
and pardon a self-confessed blind pig Tion w
operator?. We have nothing against 1 . . . . . .. Jmost worn out by beln8 thrown into
mi. iuii, uui ii is iub principle or me 4V , , , . , , . ... ' . . ; I the ring so often and kicked around
so much.
thing that we do not understand.
We don't get your point of view.
In the absence of any explanation
tana an explanation is aue tne peo- and by tne way it would unple who are vitally concerned in this doubtedly have been a great relief If matter) the opinion must prevail that Mr. Taft had permitted Mr. Roosevelt
there has been personal or political to lead the army down into Mexico.
pressure brought to bear in the in-
governor."
GREAT Alfalfa! A professor is go
ing to run for governor of Virginia.
What with a professor being- governor
in New Jersey the land is surely go
ing- to the dogs, the colonels and the
professors.
WE have it from the ladies' tailor
down the street that figures do not lie
but they may change.
THE winter has been a hard one for
others also. The noor steel trust is run-
J. B.'s hat hasn't been al- nlng around trying to borrow 115,000.-
000, it will put the Gary Steel works
up as security. Pawn brokers here is
your chance.
EXCHANGE wants to know if the
The Day in HISTORY
terest of this man .
Pardon our insistence. Governor.
but we should like to know just what watCr Wrk3 SaS the Wat" ln Lake
prompted you to nullify the effect of a five years campaign against outlaw
saloons? Perhaps we are stupid but
we would like to know?
Editor Times: Please annoudes to the voters ot Lake county that I will be a candidate for Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the decision of the Republican primaries. April f A. H. W. JOHNSON.
JUST AS EASY. It is almost as easy for some of the
Marshall democrats to get enthusias
tic about his presidential chances as
It is to do the figure eight backwards on a pair of ice skates while holding a bowl of soup in each hand without
spilling a drop cf it.
Editor Tims: Yon are authorised to announce that I am a candidate on the Republican ticket for Recorder of Lake county, subject to the will of the Republican primaries, and I ask the support ot the voters. W. A. JORDAN.
COMM1S4IOXKR, FIRST DISTRICT.
Editor Times: please state that I
will be a candidate for renomlnation
to the office of County Commissioner from the first district, subject to the
Republican nominating convention. RICHARD SCHAAF. SR
FOR COTJKTY S I'RVEYOR.
Editor Tims: Pleas announce to
the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for renomlnation to the office of County Surveyor, subject to the will
of the Republican primaries. RAY SEELY.
FOR COCNTY TREASURER,
Editor times: Please announce In the columns of your paper that I will
be a candidate for renomlnation to the County Treasurerahlp, subject to the decision of tlje Republican nominating
convention, .March 10. ALBERT J. 3WANSON.
FOR COROXER.
Editor Times: Please announce that I will be a candidate for renomlnation for the office of County Coroner, subject to the will of the Republican
nominating convention, March 29. DR. FRANK SMITH.
FOR SHERIFF. Editor, Times:
Please announce that I will be a can-
Oldatj for sheriff of Lake county, sub
Ject to the decision of the republican
count convention. WM. KUNERT. XoUeaton, Xa4
THE DISTEICT CONVENTION.
In vew, of the present turmoil ln
Indiana republican politics, the work
of the Tenth district convention in
Hammond yesterday is remarkable
The Roosevelt men following instruc
tions from the throne came to Hammond full of ginger prepared to
carry on a fight that would have become memorable. There was never a
rough word spoken at the convention
It was one of the largest-attended
ever held in the Tenth district. In
fact it was only equalled by the famous Hanly-Crumpacker convention held long over a decade ago. There never was a convention held
at which better feeling was displayed
There was a reason for this. It
was the determination of the Taft men to be guilty of no word nor deed
that would cause the Roosevelt ad
miners and supporters to take
umbrage. They carried out this pro
gram to the letter. A committee was
appointed at a caucus to carry the
olive branch to the Roosevelt men
The overture swept them off their feet. They were amazed. "We did not expect such consideration," said
Mr. Bauer of Lafayette when offered
pro-rata representation on the three
committees.
From that time on all was har
mony. wnen Judge Kellers name
waa first considered by the leaders
for the permanent chairmanship, It was a happy choice. Judgo Relter is not a man to favor one side at the expense of the other. Neither did he so at the convention. He was impartial in his rulings. The Roosevelt
SUPT. Kasper of the Hammond
SEE that a woman's sobs drove a
turn down President Taft and that
is all there was to it.
SONG for Millionaire Bryan of
Gary, "You Gotta Quit Kicking My
Baby Doll ArounV
CRUMFACKER'S NOMINATION
Congressman E. D. Crumpacker,
the Tenth District's industrious, re
spected and astute representative at of Judee Becker's juries
the seat of governmen in Washington and the only republican congressman
in the state of Indiana waa again
nominated In the Hammond conven
tion ,yesieraay ior two more years,
service to his constituents. Despite
the overshadowing importance of the
Taft-Roosevelt tilt for national dele
gates the renomlnation of Congress
man Crumpacker was far more significant to the Tenth district for there
is little doubt but what Mr. Crum
packer will be returned to Washington. The services he has performed
for the Calumet region may not be hastily enumerated. He is the man
the region needs at Washington, be
cause he is a constructive force in
legislation. The Calumet district
cannot afford to have any green horns
in congress just now. Mr. Crumpack and the Tenth district can ex
change mutual congratulations that
they have each other .
"THIS DATE IX HISTORY" March 29.
1772 Baron Emanuel Swedenborg,
founder of the sect of Swedenborg-
ians. died in London. Born ln
StnfVhnlm in lfiSS.
says thej1813 Dr Jonn Andrews, Provost of the
University of Pennsylvania, died ln Philadelphia. Born in Maryland.
April 4, 1746.
1S35 The United States Bank was newly incorporated by the State of
! i 1 I. T. 1 l I ""J '
juijr iium mo uui. u it waa uul une , Tnh rh l.tnr founder of the
ivav vv- v - ,
Michigan has reached Its level again.
I : BEAUTY is skin deep,
old saw. Well some of it isn't even
skin deep. It just covers the skin.
Astor family ln America, died in
New York. Born in Waldorf, Oer
many. July 17, 1763
THE good Old Tenth decided not to 1854 Republican party of Minnesota
IN the meantime what is the duty
on silk stockings? We want to buy
mother a pair.
MERE BOYS. We have been reading a great deal
about the Allen outlaws ,who recalled the circuit court at Hlllsville, Va.
As a result we have been picturing the Virginia mountaineers about as bad as they make them. Yet of the four outlaws to be captured Sldna Allen i3 forty-six years of age and the other three, Claude Allen, twentytwo, Wesley Edward, twenty and Freel Allen but eighteen. Three are mere boys.
LORIMER VINDICATED.
After the most desperate fight ever
waged against public man ln the history of United States politics to destroy William Lorimer by subnoration of perjury, the Illinois senator has been permitted to retain hia seat in the senate. Were he guilty as charged, the result would have been different. Five United States senators of V
HEARD BY R UB E
formed at a convention held at St
Anthony.
1866 Gen. Winfleld Scott, who com
manded the American forces in the
Mexican war, died at West Point.
Born near Petersburg, Va., June 13,
1786.
1873 The Royal North-West Mounte.
Police force organized.
1811 The tercentenary of the Author
ized Version of the Holy Bible was
celebrated in London. "THIS IS MV 81ST BIRTHDAY" Amelia EL Barr. Mrs. Amelia E. Barr, the popula
novelist, was born in Lancashire, Eng
land. March 29. 1831. Her maiden
name was Huddleston. In her elgh
teenth year ehe married Robert Barr,
a young Scotch clergyman, and togeth
er they came out to America. The couple located in Galveston, Texas,
where Mr. Barr soon after fell a victim to the yellow fever. With three small
ROCK ISLAND; nothing like that around here. BO East Gary wants to get the Brooks Locomotive works by giving the company a free site. Ever since East Gary got a street car line it has been putting- on no end of airs. LET the pe-pull rule says T. R. They are ruling and the colonel ought to take the hint. CHAUFFEUSES are to run taxis in Chi. Here is another epidemic upon us. Now we'll hear "chef-fuses," "cha-fuzlee," "sha-feezes" and the lord only knows what. OLD DOC WILEY writes that heaven must not be a very attractive place since no eane people are committing
suicide to get there, i Well, doc, ever
since you chased away the patent medicines we've had heaven on earth.
IF the weather keeps on mending we can tell the coal miners and the coal
dealers to go to with the blandest of
smiles. ART institute of Chicago is to copy a
famous Italian bridge. We humbly
beg to present that famous river spanner of Hammond, the Columbia avenue bridge of sighs, as superior to anything that Europe can offer. "CASHiTIS" is the name ofaaew dis-
FOLKS PAST FIFTY
MUST USE CASCARETS
Most old people must give to the bowels some regular help, else they suffer from constipation. The condition is perfectly natural. It is Just as natural as it is for old people to
walk slowly. For age is never so active as youth. The muscles are less elastic And the bowels are muscles. So all old people need Cascarets. One might as well refuse to aid weak eyes with glasses as to neglect this gentle aid to weak bowels. The bowels must be kept active. This is Important at all ages, but never so much as at fifty. Age Is not a time for harsh physics. Youth may occasionally whip the bowels into activity. But a lash can't be used every day. What the bowels of the old need is a gentle and natural tonic. One that can be constantly used without harm. fThe only such tonic Is Cascarets and they cost only 10 cents pr box at any drug store. They work while you sleep
Elihu Thomson, noted electrical Inventor. It years old today. "Cy" Young, the oldest of profes
sional baseball players, 45 years old today.
John D. Works, United States senator from California, 65 years old today. Cardinal Gotti, one of the most eminent members of the Sacred College, 7S years old today. Dr. George G. Wilson, professor of international law at Harvard University, 49 years old today.
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11c fresh
11c
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Snider 's Tomato O0r Soup, 3 10c cans . . Fresh Made C o 1 1 aee
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Jelly Bird Eggs, assorted colors, special for Qa Saturday only, lb. . . . Uu Large Marshmallow Turkey. Eggs, in white, blue and 3rellow, Satur- 4 a urday only 2 for Hand Made Chocolate, special, all our regular 40c chocolates, t with nut and cream centers, 01 ft per pound cImU
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