Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1912 — Page 4

THE TIMES.

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EWSPAPERS

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The LK County Times, dal.y eiceyi Sunday, "entered as second-class matttr June 28. 10S'; The Lake County Times, dally except gamrday and Sanfay, entered Feb. 8. 1U; The Gary livening- Times, dally except Sundaj. entered Oct. S, 180; The Lake County Times. Saturday ana weekly edition, entered Jan. 80, The Times, dally ncept Sunday, entered Jan. 15. HI!, a, the postofSoe at Hammond. Indiana, fc.i under the act of March (. 187a. Entered at ths Fostorflco. Hammoni Ind.. aa second-class matter.

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rates Riven on application.

Pf)r 'OR THE 1 jDAYI

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Shall v f not open the hiiuinn hrarl, SkIdk the lor 'till the hidden Mtarti M1 our orr)lnii, tloulit uml llu. IlunfillK; tieiavrn and dodging iluf There 1 no need in search no wide Utu the diir and Miami usilde

Let .! In! shnll nr not open the human heart To Ulnu Inlior iu field anil mnrt Working together for all about. The Rind. ltirisr Intior that kuuns not loiii( f t'nn lie lie held In our narrow rlmf l3o the MorW i nnt in work for lllni Let t.od out! Shall vo not open (he hiininn lienrt, vt-r to oliwp and Mtatiil apart i od 1m ii force to Klve nny to! l.od 1 a IblnK you have to do! .oil can never be caught hj prayer.

Hid in ?our heart and fattened there

Let iod through!

1 hiirloib' IVrkinM (liimnn In October

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bis hearers spellbound for two hours. If every citizen of Lake County could have heard that speech the bull

moose movement wouM bo ready for tho undertaker. And every voter will get an opportunity, if he is open to conviction, to hear other speeches like it. j The vote in Lake County will be a happy surprise to the republicans and a -woeful disappointment to the

bull moosers and democrats. And before the campaign has progressed another fortnight the republicans who

have, aligned themselves with the bull moose movement will have found

that they have embraced a forlorn

hope.

The meeting at Clary is the most

encouraging thing that, has happened

to th republic. in party since the campaign began a week or so ago. It

indicates that the huU moose bubble has bursted.

From now on it will be a scramble for the bandwagon and certain men who have been actively identified with the inopement will be the vest of their natural lives explaining their wandering after false gods.

liKOHiUA editor cays there 11 bp halycon (lays wli'-n w-onion Mart w parirtK sox. Man will always bo pure of a Inomb'd pair when he looks In the bureau drawer. AliOCT the only thin-? thnt Isn't cnln? up now days rl the fatting autumn leaves and ."to. k In the bull jnoofe movement.

It you have any truuoie getting The

Tln.es notify the nearest office and ttvi It oromctly remedied. I-AHUKH PAID IP CIRCVLATIOS THA ANY OTHKll TWO NGWI. Ill'KRS tv THE fil.CMKT REHIOX. ANOXTMOL'S communications will not he noticed, hut others will be printed at discretion, and shored b addressed to The Kdltor, Times. Hammond Ind.

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For, liow.inn T A FT.

Against F H K 1 ' T R D I : A D F It K. F: SOI P.

Hammond Commandcry No. 41, regular meetlnar Monday. Oct. 7. when Lincoln Park Commandcry will confer the OrJtr of the Temple. Hofrrshl:ie n ts.

Ostrich T " 1

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16 In.

All

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Hammond Chapter No. 117, regular meeting Wednesday, P. M. and M. E. M.

n. a. Oct.

M.. 9.

HEAR BOTH SIDES. Though this paper Is red-hot for President V. H. Taft and unalterably opposed to free trade and free soup, it nevertheless welcomes New Jersey's distinguished governor, Woodrow Wilson to Gary. We trust that he will be honored by a big crowd to hear what he has to say. THE TIMES is not like the biassed, hidebound sheets that trv to ke-r) people

of the opposite political faith away from political speeches for fear that they will be converted. We do give ihe voter credit for common sense and believe that he possesses brains and can use them. L-c. him g-y to l f;r both sides. Let him hear both democratic and republican doctrine expounded and then he will be able to judge for himself as to the merits of each side. We bespeak for the distinguished republicans who are to speak in Gary tomorrow night, just as hearty consideration as we hope Governor Wilson will have.

dieation of Cie West Hammond dive

keepers things had been brought to

the point where the federal authorities had arrested two of them and placed them lnder bond and Coroner

Hoffman of Cook countv nod ordered

two held to th? gn:nd jury.

Wayman s gag artist could tlnd no

evidence ti warrant (he grand jury

in returning indictments and the.

dumbfounded wi'tnessvs were waved

out of the co lit room with a show of

finality and authority that would have done credit to the most autocratic sultan that Turkey ever had. AND WAYMAN IS THE MAN WHO STARTED OPT AS A REFORMER. The people of West Hammond will Judge Wavman hv the men

in their own city with whom he allies himself; and he has favored the dive keepers and crook. West Hammond has only 1,000 votes but it will utter a tremendous protest agai'ist Wayman and the manner in which he conducts his

office the next time he pokes his head above ib.f political horizon . For a long time the people of West Hammond suspected that Wayman was a prefer der. a hypocrite and a pseudo-reformer and now they know it. The handling of a witness before the last grant jury was a travesty on justice and ought to be severely rebuked by the Illinois Par Asociation or some other body that is supposed to conserve the rights of the people in our courts. The only other recourse is an ap

peal to the judges of one of the courts to call a special grand jury and hav

a special prosecutor appointed.

RAIN yesterday due no doubt to the angels weeping because of the things Col. Tim Ehglehart said when he found there were no police in the Ridge Road district.

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CHINA has decided to reject proposed loan of $3." 0,000,000. the loaning syndicate need

the Put not

worry; almost any of us might be induced to accept it.

WANTED! Experienced Car Repairers; steady work at good wages; plenty of material; no labor trouble. ILLINOIS CAR AND MFG. CO. 142 and Clark, Hammond.

SEEMS as if there were an awful lot of axes being ground and knives sharpened.

SEEMS to have become a contest, to see who can bawl "liar" the loudest.

MAN" has been furnished with ?.n ape's stomach in place of his own worn out one. That will be all right but we shall set up an awful howl if we hear of an ape being furuisht-d with an old abused human stomach.

QUITE a little excitment down state as to whether former Senator Peveridge did say that Roosevelt was "teaed up"' when lie called Judge An

derson crook."

'a damned jackass and

WAYMAN? POOH! It makes one's blood boil to read of the manner in which Assistant States

Attorney Franklin applied the gag rule in the recent vice inquiry in Chicago. The question of the advisability of a vice investigation does not enter into the matter although State's Attorney Wayman tries to inject it into the case. The facta are that a grand jury is impaneled for the purpose of investi

gating reports of the commission of crime and misdemeanors in the jurisdiction of the court. There were reports of wide open conditions in West Hammond and in Chicago and the Committee of Fifteen sought to secure the indictment of some of the most notorious of the numbers of the vice trust and the white slavers organization. Now Wayman may have personal reasons for wanting to protect the vicious and criminal in Chicago, "there are ample evidences of the inefficiency of the assistants he has sent to West Hammond to prosecute the dive keepers and other criminals. Cut in tho face of Wajman's viu-

THE EVOLUTION OF AN AJAX ( ?) K.l C Tuner, the bull moose can. lid tte fi r conurres, who is now touring the Ftphth district breathing blood i.nd Bhiughter against the "bitr interests" and making a noise like n bold, reckless man, is, we lirlir-ve, the pa me Ed Toner who edits the A'ldcrs'jn Herald over ir. the neighboring city to the westward. In polities Brother Toner, n very p'.ensant vounsr man personally, has Ions; been recognized as the llterarzy spokesman of the Hoc. Hod StniwcU, tn agent of the Invisible government who has spe

cialized on banning city council.1? ami legislatures in fceha'.f of powerful corporate Interests. With this partrcr of plutocracy the editor-candidate who is now bi 1dlr.s: detiariee to biK business has leeti as thick as two in a bed. Muncie I 're;,.

He is the sime Ed Toner who spent

some or ins time, at trie t. nicago convention with Hod Stiilwell trying to bribe Taft. delegates to vote foi Roosevelt.

OUR ATTITUDE ON BOXING.

"Sportsman" wants to know what this paper thinks about boxing and! boxing shows. It certainly depends' on the point of view. Poxing in this

locality has been abused because of I

the Interference of a Certain roughneck Chicago element. Poxing, of itself, is a partime in which it may be taken that, every boy of Anglo-Saxon heritage nt some time has engaged if a boy of red blood and physical activity. Primarily every human by instinct seeks to acquire some method of defense against the. lurking fear of attack some day from some unknown force. Even the

coward by birth avails himself of j some method of knowledge in this' respect, although, to his shame, per-j haps, by a resort to weapons which! involve various degrees of unfairness.!

An eminent force in the ecclesiastical world is quoted as follows: "If there were more fisticuffs there would be less gun play. If all nations had cherished the prize ring as the sturdy

Englishman has, our police courts;

would not be congested with cases in-; volving he carrying of stilettos and; pistols." We mny accept this or not, as it.

pleases our fancy, yet we cannot help but think that it implies a vigorous amount of truth and. while no brief is held for the prize ring or the public boxing match, wo at least may throw aside our hypocrisy for the moment, and agree that a rough pastime which inculcates fair play Is not without its good points, in that it teaches to an element which can well bear the teaching that it is the manly man who gives his opponent opportunity to meet him on even

terms and only the coward, the sneak and the assassin who revel in 'striking a man behind his back." We are for boxing for Lake county promoters and patronage not for Chicago leeches and levee habitues.

MADAM COSTELLO licensed medium reading daily. Circles Friday nights only. Consult the best. Friends and strangers invited. Phone 141!. 572 Morton avenue, near ColumbiaSouth Hohman street car to door.

H. C. GROMAN, M. D. Physician and Surgeon 402 Hammond Building Phones, Hes., 242; OfSce, 203

DR. C. N. CAIN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Hours: 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, Evenings by Appointment 309 Hammond BIdg. Hammond, Ind.

TELL YOUR TROUPLES MILLER AND YOUTS THEY WILL FIX YOU UP. PAPER HANGING, PAINTING AND DECORATING Phone 6;i0 34S Cameron Street HAMMOND, IND.

"VIYFRF, est cocrit are." -Cicero. W K selected the ahovo pern in honor of lioc Wilson's visit to Gary today. In the meantime the constables will see, that none of the city hall crowd try 1o rattle off any hog Iatin to lacerate the ears of the dist intrulshed. visitor.

Bell's Guaranteed Health Remedywin rtire shy bad case of Kezema and nil skin diseases. Il iy a bottle of this wonderful reme.iv tod a v. lJon't wait. ph'k k r.Kr For sale at NKCJKLK, THE I'RCOOIST, G"i South Hohman Street nnd I.EO SCHAFHTLS HA liHi'.H SHOP. 672 South Hohman Street, or call

Jordan, Manufacturer

Room 25 Kimbaeh Hlk Phone 467 HAMMOND, INDIANA

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TEETH

WE PAY

PER SET FOR OLD FALSE

which are of no valu to you. Highest prices paid for Old Gold, Silver, Oid Watches, ProKen Jewelry. Precious Stones. Money Sent by Return Mall. Phila. Smelting &. Refining Co. EST AH LI SHED 20 YEARS

823 Chestnut St. Phi ladelphia, Pa.

REE that the Mona Lisa picture was found v a Petersburg gallery. How the Laporte t. 1, failed to find it hanging In some Laporte gallerj is more than we can understand.

jinn. .''! "in ii wiuim i.i n m ji

MAYOR G tynor of New York says that lie has teen working for the uplift all his life. He has made a sad mess of it with the New York police since he became mayor anyway.

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SPLENDID SPIRIT MANIFESTED. The republican meeting at Gai last night is the answer to the arguments of tho-;e who have maintained that tho republican party is dead. It was one of the most successful political meetings that have ever been held in Lake County. In prdnt of attendance the large hall was packed to over-flowing, in point of spontaneous enthusiasm nothing has ever equaled it before

and the speaker, J. Wesley Hill, hehlil

n aho WJ

Jiardiy a day passes

tliat someone does not drop t

in and, after investigating our methods, rates and payments, transfers his business to us. I 'oil vill sooner oi later. "Why not now?

Wc do not advertise a

one rate and charge yon another. No matter wli.it rates you see advertised, you can coine here with the

assurance that we will make you a Joan upon a more equitable plan than you can get from any other reputable concern. Our

R i system will prove a revelation to those who have had dealings

with old-fasliioncd money lenders and our methods will prove sat-

i;i isfactory, a3 they are devoid of all discourtesy or inconvenience

Call, write or phone for our plan. We loan ci household goods, live stock, etc., same left in your possession. HAMMOND' LORN CO. PHONE 257 569 SOUTH HOHMAN STREET. (OVER MODEL CLOTHIERS) Open Evenings un'.il 8 p. m. Saturdays until 9 p. m.

Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store

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FALL OPEP4ING GROCERY SALE A few of the Many Money Savers in our Saturday Grocery Sale

Blue Cross Spaghetti, lib pkpr. . .

Minas Blend Coffee,

value, in Hammond,

4 lbs., 1.05; per lb.

Argo Gloss Starch, three

packages for

Macoroni or

71c 3, best

27c

, three 12c

Rumford's or K. C. Baking Powder, Qp 25e can Ivlll Freshly Seeded Raisins, extra qualitv, doz. Q l-lbpkgs, 1.05; pkg... 3 Pink Alaska Salmon, one10c

Quaker Rolled Oats, dozen ackages, 9Sc; QKp packages c5Jl

New Pack Early June

Peas, dz. cans, 1.15

per can

Hand Picked Navy Beans,

'1 pounds for

10c Beans,

17c

HAMS Oscar Mayer's Cele

brated I'rand, weigh

8 to 12 poundeach, per lb. .

17c

PANCAKE FLOUR Best quality packed, three 2-pound QC packages .U" BUTTER Klhi Creamery, guaranteed the finest quality obtainable, QQf per pound. ... 001 RICE

Three pounds of Fan

cy Carolina Head Rice . .

23g

SWEET POTA1 Genuine Jersey

poiuuls for

'OES

14c

SUGAR H. & E. Granulated, with grocery order of 1.00 or more (not

including soap, butter or dour) 10 pounds

GRAPES Fancy Concords, 8-pound basket only

52c

SOAP Kirk's American Family

or Fels Naptha, with grocery order, 10 bars

39c

FLOUR Buy the best. Gold Medal or Ceresota, V2-barrel sack, 2.92; "barrel sack, 1.47; Vs-baiTcl sack, 74c MASON FRUIT JARS 1 2 -gal Ion size, per dozen. 65c; quart size, per

dozen, 47c; pint size,

per dozen

CAN GOODS Choice of Sugar Corn, Kidney Beans, Hominy or Pumpkin, dozen cans, 89c; "71

OCf IM

PEACHES

Buy now for canning.

Fancy Colorado's, at lowest price of season. 2-bushel box, 60c; basket 1lC POTATOES Extra fancy home grown, white stock, splendid cookers, per bushel, 69c 4 per peck Qb PICNIC HAMS Fancy .mild .cured, weight from 4 to fi pounds each, in per pound I PEANUT BUTTER Sold regularly for 15c, special for Sat-1 urdav. per lb. . I lb SCOURING POWDER Kitchen Klenzer, 1 cans 1Cr for I

per can

COOKIES A fine assortment of Iced and Plain Cakes, special for Saturday, per pound

CORN FLAKES Oriole Brand, two 10c packages for

15c

Candy

All Our 40c Hand Dipped Chocolates, OH it. per lb ub Fresh Salted Peanuts,

per pound

10c

A Fine Assortment of 15c

Candies,

per lb

Best Quality Jelly Beans,

per p pound O"

Fancy Imported Walnut Meats, all halves, QQn per pound Ouu Molasses Kisses, line eating, per Qp pound yO

FiEE r 0 fl SALES WEEK j

Ivf Hi- W1

An English Slip-On Raincoat or extra Pair of Pants absolutely FREE with every Suit or Overcoat sold from Oct. 5th to Oct. 12th We want you to get acquainted with the Men and Young Men that will come to Hammond during Sales Week, and offer to make

SUIT OR OVERCOAT MADE TO ORDER

And Extra Pair Pants or English Slip-On ABSOLUTELY FREE. We have the largest line of Woolens in the state to select from; over 500 latest fabrics, and will make them exactly to your taste. We guarantee clothes from the best fahfribs, perfect tit, cut by high-grade cutters, made by journeymen tailors, moulded to your form at the exact cost of the cloth and workmanship, plus one small profit, because you buv

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UNTIL 0 O'CLOCK. MILLS Hammond, Ind.

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