Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 68, Hammond, Lake County, 16 September 1912 — Page 8

THE TIMES.

Monday, Sept. 16, 1012.

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"IMpa" were abroad In Oary again and many complaints re hoard about rifled pockets from passengers on Gary & Interurhan and South Shore cars and from people who mingled in crowds at street oornerR. One foreigner had his pockets picked for $" while two Gary and Interurhan pasjencors en route from Hammond lost a. mounts in the $5 nei g h bnrhood.

Somebody stepped on their toes on the i on r, a dispute followed, and It is bi'llfvfd that the rifling was done then. ! However, the "dips" who are from I Chicago were not so bold yesterday nt Chief Martin had a number of plain clothes men on the cars and the

I "Fns!nB" suddenly "got wise to the!

! bulls." Detective Sam Muckiam arrested one suspect but he was later

turned loose.

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MAS ONTO DIGNITARIES LAY CORNER STONE CContinuea from Pace i.t

the corner stone laying brought up the rear. When the site of the new building was reached, the marchers divided forming an aisle through which the grand lodge officers passed on thetr way to the platform. -Name of Officer. The following officiated: R. V., John

W. Hanan, of LaGrange

Winters, (P. M.) deputy grand master, W. William Habcock (P. M.). S. G. Warden; W. Waldo C. Bailey, (P. M.) J. C. Warden; W. William 11. Jeppeson ( P.

M.) grand treasurer; W. Abe Otten-

stipulated in the particulars printed in helmer r- M Grand Secretary. Dr. W.

a display advertisement on another, "a" of Hammond, ( t . M.) Grand

paste a M issue Marshal; W. Joseph Hartley

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iMjf GEM g? THEATRE mZ "The House of Silent Dramas. 77 Tuesday, Sept. 17 ES? "MAUD MULLER" IN 2 REELS- IN 2 REELS- o, '' Frm Pem J" G WH'TTIER

understanding of our pwn language

much easier. The person who does not need to increase his or her vocabulary

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Deacon :W. Kichara Jenkins P. M.)

J. G. Deacon; W. Reese Williams, S." G. Steward; W. Will E. Jones. J. G. Steward; W. Rev. R. H. Crowder, Grand Chaplain; W. August H. W. Johnson, grand Architect. Hammond Man Orator. - The orator of the occasion was M. W. Lincoln V. Cravens of Hammond, past Grand Master. The day was perfect and hundreds of non Masons swelled

Ithe throng which assembled to witness the ceremonies. Worshipful Master John McRae acted as master of cerei monies and the latter were impressive land dignified as such event always are. ! The box prepared for the cavity con-

TIMKV HI RKM' AT TIIK STTIl V 1MTI Indianapolis, Ind , Sept. lfi. Reports that come in from over the state, show

that a surprising number of democrats are going to refuse to vote for Samuel M. Ralston, the democratic candidate forg overnor. Home of them Fay they will vote for W. T. Purhln. the. republican candidate, and others propose to vote for Albert J. Beveridge, the bull moose candidate. This situation has caused the democratic organization a good deal of worry, too. They had not tlgured on any marked disagection from Ralston or from any other part of the state ticket, and these reports have caused much surprise in organization circles. The trouble is that many democrats do not like the Idea of having TagStart pick the candidate for governor, as he did in the case of Ralston. The

liquor question is not the paramount issue In the Indiana campaign up to this ttme hut Just the same there are thousands of democrats who do not ap-

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liquor question, ana mese are ine men who are saying that they will not vote for Ralston, hey fear that he would be controlled by the brewery interests if elected governor, and they do not want to encourage this condition of agairs. The reports of the disaffection from Ralston come in the shape of reports of polls taken in the state. These polls show that thousands of republicans and democrats alike are still refusing to tell how they are going to vote on the presidential ticket, and they also show that many democrats are going to vote against Ralston. These two features seem to be the main features of the poll. It is said that no one can tell from the result of the poll taken by any of of the political parties what the true situation Is regarding the presidential race. here has been a general feel-Inn-that Wilson was In the lead in

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state, but since the poll shows so many thousand democrats who say they do not know how they will vote an element of uncertainty has come into the situation that confuses everybody. There is good reason to believe that practically all of these democrats are willing- to see how the bull moose campaign progresses before making up their minds what they will do. If it turns out that Roosevelt has anj chance to carry Indiana it is believed that these democrats will vote for Taft. and that this is what they have in

I mind. But if they find that Roosevelt has no chance they will vote for Wilson. Purbln Is said to he showing great strength among the veterans of the civil war and the Spanish-American l war. He was a soldier in the civil war ' and was the colonel of an Indiana regiment In the war with Spain. It is said ! that the veterans of these two wars are ' doing a lot of hard work for him. This,

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i tained a history of the East Chicago ' it Is said, is especially true of the jlodge, history of the chapter of Royal Spanish-American w-ar veterans. who Arch Masons, history of the local chap- have a strong liking for hm. Many of jrte of the Kastern Star, roster of mem-' these young men are out working for ; bership of these bodies and of the In- Turbin.

i diana Harbor lodge copy of the byilaws, copy of the proceedings of last session of the grand lodge of Masons, copy of The Times etc. j An I'.loquent Arldrf .

I,incoln V. (ravens, the orator of the occasion, made an eloquent address in which he praised the work of the local Masons, ad pointed out to them the responsibilities that were theirs. Mr.

who have been unable to secure satis- Cravens had spoken some time when factory results elsewhere to call and ne sPtP(i Judjre Vlrpll S. Reiter in the

Dr. Leedy treats all chronic diseases of men and women and invites those

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Deputy (irand Master Hanan who acted as Orand Master of the occasion also had something to say and said It well. He had ascended to the platform with some difficulty owing to the fact that he was one of the victims of the grand stand tragedy when Gov. Marshal received word of his nomination some weeks ago. Mr. Hanan fell twenty feet, landing on his chest, and suffered a number of broken ribs and other injuries. But although still badly rippled from the accident, he did not allow his condition to stand in the way of his attendance at Saturday's gathering. He too spoke of the strength of the Masonic order, its influence for good in all parts of the world, and the increasing recognition of Importance as a power for the uplift of citizenship and good principles generally. It was estimated that fifteen hundred persVms witnessed the spectacle of the corner stone laying.

START NEW GARY TEMPLE The cornerstone laying of Gary's second Hebrew synagogue, the temple Beth El. took place yesterday afternoon at Kighth avenue and Massachusetts. "Gold bricks" were sold hy the church members at various prices ranging from $5 to $25. The proceeds will go towards the temple building fund.

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One of the developments of the last few days in politics is the. showing made by the democratic national committee of the list of persons who have made contributions to the national campaign fund. This list, which was published a few days ago. does not contain the name of a single Indiana contributor. It gives the names of a good many persons from other states who have made contributions ranging from $100 upward, but not a single Indiana democrats has his name In the list. There are many democrats in Indiana who are well able to contribute and they havo done so in the past, and it Is regarded as strange that none of them have done it this year. Republicans are making much of this matter. They declare that it shows lack of interest among these democrats' in the campaign. If they were interested as they have been in the past, it is pointed out, they would be willing to give of their money to help carry on the campaign. But It may be that the Hoosier democrats, such men as Taggart and Crawford Fairbanks, for instance, are giving their money to the state campaign Instead of to the national committee. They are, of course, more interested in the election of the state ticket and of the legislature than they are in the national rsult, for the state result directly affects them and their interests. This is the only explanation made thus far of the absence of Indiana names from the list of contributors. The state campaign appears to be amply financed. There does not appear to be any lark of funds at the democratic state headquarters. The bull moose, in Indiana are still crying for money. bey are asking for contributions from $1 upward from the general public, but they are said to be meeting with little success along that line. However, their campaign is going forward In the same old war, and it is evident that money Is coming from the east or. somewhere else.

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