Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 236, Hammond, Lake County, 7 March 1913 — Page 4

THE TILIE3.

Friday, March 7, 1913.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS 9T Lake CNMr rriatia Pah ilaalag cwmy.

Tha I Coanty TtniM, dally axeepi unaey. "entered aa eoond-laa3 mat t Jaae IS. 10"; Th Uk County Tinea, flatly exaept Saturday and Sun. flay, entered Fab. . mi: The Gary Stoaaina; Tine, dally except Sahday. entered Oct. 5, IJflt; The Lake County Timea. Saturday and weekly edition, ntered Jan. SO, mi; The Time, dally except Sunday, entered Jan. 15. l12. at the poetofflce at Hammond. Indiana, All nader the aot of March S. 1171.

CONGRATULATIONS ! The esteemed Gary Tribune wa3 conducted and edited by college amateur Journalists and co-eds yesterday.

This no doubt accounts for the

greatly improved appearance of the

sheet yesterday.

Entered at the Postofneo, Hammond, tag., at secoad-eia matter.

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LARGER PAID IP CIRCULATION THAN AKY OTHER TWO HBW1. PAPERS IX THE CALUMET REGION. ANOKTMOUfl communications will aat he noticed, but others will he pfiated at discretion, and should be addrasaed to The Editor. Timet, Hanv mend. Tnd.

that he lost his decorum and his tern- believed that the opposition to this furtherance of the cause, the pluck of state, and it la said there are two PEACE Is near In the Balkins and per and violated the proprieties of so move has subsided and that it could the little handful of women who other Presbyterians in the cabinet, things seem to be letting up in fixed an institution as the right of be brought about simultaneously with faithfully made the march must be And Messrs. Wilson, Bryan and Mar- Mexico. Getting mighty dull for tha prayer by the chaplain of the senate, he preparation of plans for the deep 'commended. 'snail are all rather active as church- undertaker Isn't it?

We do not know what the rellgi- sewer on Calumet avenue. J Had the trip been ordered as a test men, all being officials of their -

ous proclivities or Mr. u Neiu are, i tiere is a wnoie section or tne or tne endurance or the sex it would church

but for his sake and the sake of the city ripe for development and no sew-j probably have ben ar more popular.

senate oi jnumua we earnestly upuo cm w ocito iuc pcuyic. n mny- us umu u is . n. juiut expuiuuu ui that no more subtle motive will be truthfully said that civilization fol- martyrdom and press agent work for

round inspiring tnis extraordinary , lows tne sewer

act.

WHITE SLAVERY IN ILLINOIS. - The hideous practice known as

"whitp Rlaverv" is in a fnir wa v nf

being stamped out in Illinois. The repudiated the conduct of th speaker

Mann act, recently held constitutional

-Muncie Press.

SUBSCRIBE FOR THE TIMES.

'The state, as a public, has already

WHY NOT CHANGE ITS NAME?

and it has done well bometime ago there was a rather

by the United States Supreme court,

has accomplished much toward preventing the transportation of women

from one state to another for immoral

purposes, but a federal law of this nature is necessarily incomplete, inas

much as it cannot apply to offenses

of the senate,

to do bo. (healthy agitation afoot, supported on

They will some day interrupt the both sides of the state line, which had

political prayer of this religious cen- for its object, the renaming of West

Hammond. Unfortunately It came to naught, having been lost sight of in the mass

of Issues that needed immediate at-

all of which

sor.

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CALUMET AVENUE SEWER.

A number of the readers of THE tenti0n. and r.erlv

committed solely within a state, and TIMES have asked that this paper focused the limeiight on the Illinois

uiusi neeas pe suppiemenieu oy jaws urge the Immediate construction or a it t it disadvantage

of the states themselves. dcen sewer svstem on the south side- rr , . .

t , . A. -. . - ----- -- i a laigc ciwui, wesi nammona But Illinois has begun action which as well as the north. haa alreadv redeem itif tt

should result in the passage ct a stat- rn fact the south side sewer is re- fnrm ,L

ute providing for such severe punish- garded as the most important of the eradicable 8car a3 long as It retalns

,acuk " uieu ailu woman wno .e eu- two. A numt)er or important aeveiop- lts preSent name. Like the Wandergaged In the fearful traffic in the ment projects are being held up lntr Jew lt tnft

lives and morls of young girls as for- pending the construction of this deep m,er weary o it8 cour8e but unablo

if m tuu mis uisgmte. sewer system.

.umuiiuu ,.u.uyvCu j. suDUlViaerS or property triDU- While we are arnnalntArf with th

Lieutenant Governor Barratt O'Hara tary to Calumet avenue, south of proce6ses ot regeneration that are as chairman arid Senators Tossey, rarmll street. are hnldine no im- ,

. , ' gums 'uiwaiu wiuuin its precincts, J mi 1 and MPall nns already bpe-iin I r n i, i i a a fc its. .. . . .

i;iU,ru.cu ui. aw -. lM world will be slow to catch tin

um t u,,BL.SaLiuu ... uol..i; - laying the sale or lots pending me wlth th,3 information, for moral re

.v...., uu .v. oiu.u uc nnum construction or tii is sewer. I formation lacks that spectacular acreasonable time, to present to the 2. All of East State street east of tlvUv whlf.h ,a ..hrtt Rtlltr. f

Legislature such a mass of evidence as Oakley avenue Is expected to drain disseminators. With its present

will demonstrate to the lawmakers into proposed hew deep sewer in Calu- name lta former notorlety wlll hang the wide nrevalence of the business of Uv, A,af nr hud. ... .... . ..

- o'cmuo oivi ."a .v...,. w . , ilKe a mUj etone irom its neck, a

procuring ana tne Dest means oi nes8 blocks in the vicinity of the ,erloua imnediment to it r,ro.re

stamping it out. federal building is being delayed byi a Kq fNt iam ftAnnorne iVta Till.

The law to be enacted should pro- tne fact that the sewer is on top of noi3 cltv nrm&rilv but it i of ai.

.tj. i tv . . n. ..

v,uc "cu""a" l,uu'0""1,:ui "" "- the ground. Imost eaual imDortance to the Indiana

wretcnes wno are oanenmg upon 3. In fact the only territory that Eide. for the vorr nrefi "West" car

women. Severe punishment, prompt- a ennatciv ssrvH hv Rewers as far s i.u . .i .!

i - -. lira wnu lb tiie euKKuiiuu iuai vci

ly and sternly applied, is tne only south as the Hammond city limits is Hammond Is Hammond's back door-

thing that will answer the needs or lhat territory between the Monon a thought In which neither communl the situation, for the scoundrels who tracks and State Line street. De- tv tak(a anv nrM,

It therefore becomes a matter of

a cause. - - .However, the, to them, long journey of 250 miles is ended and the reception accorded "General" Rosalia and her little command in Washing

ton must have made -some amends for

the inconveniences and annoyances of the trip.

May Heaven defend the right. And,

ladies, ' when you're through, come

home. The babies are calling.

Garfield Lodge No. 689 7. A. M. Stated meeting: Friday evening-, March 7, 7:30 p. m. F. C. degree. Yieltora welcome. R. S. GALEtt. Sec E. M. SHANKLIN, W. M.

cooperation for both, which should

As was suggested by one of THE manifest itself In a demand on the

PRESBYTERIANS IN CLOVER. When President Wilson finally gave

out the names of the members of his cabinet, it was a sort of Westminster confession. President Wilson is him

self a Presbyterian, has indicated that he will ask Vice President Marshall,

also a Presbyterian, to sit at his cab

inet table, has appointed Mr. Bryan, another Presbyterian, as secretary of

DDB.IPMGES is the most efficient and perfect of leavening agents MADE FROM PURE CTGMJl OF TARTAR No alum, lime or ammonia.

Hammond Chapter No. 117 Tt. A. M. Regular atated meeting Wednesday, March 12. Mark Master degree.

Hammond Council No. 90 R. & A. M. THERE is no occasion for exploit

will hold a ceremonial oa Tueaday ling the fact that a man just discharg-

evening, April 1st. stated assembly Jed from an insane asylum as cured

nrsr Tuesday eacn montn. J. w. Mortn land. Rec, R. S. Galer, T. I. M.

are sought by such enactments are v,tnnnwnt ia limited tn all other sec

fearful of physical pain, as such ver-Uions Df tne city.

mm always are

England haa recently revived the TIMEg readers the other day, "There part of one and moral support on the

ia no good reason why the north. other

Calumet and South Calumet deep sew

ers could not be constructed at the

same time. They are both paid for by

assessment

The matter of the annexation of

territory to the southward of Ham

mond is still In the courts but lt is

whipping post as punishment for of

fenses of this character, and this fact

should give a strong hint to the Legislature when It comes to frame the

law. Chicago Inter-Ocean.

THE BABIES ARE CALLING. Whatever one's Individual opinion may be in regard to universal suffrage or Idea as to the advisability ot the "hike" to Washington. In the

has married again.

MEASURE introduced in the MInt

nesota legislature . provides that the

members be searcned berore they

enter the chamber, f" Here in Indiana

they ought to fearch them for deadly

bills.

, Hammond Commandery. No. 41, K. T. Regular atated meeting first ana

.third Monday of each month. A POSSIBLE SOLUTION. We note with a great deal of Interest that Mrs. Marshall believes that Mrs. Wilson's budget for her dresses

is too low. TIMED MAN, Tf i-vxar Wrsti11 If rln trt fill it tir with n I

i j Cif I New spring styles in men's head

gear snow a r.owmg, stunning dow

at the back of the hat instead of the

he rather hides the thing tries It

down a seat In congress some day let out on those behind. Later on he will

him get well stocked with poetry. acquire courage, and the bow will ap

One can naraiy waae tnrougn ten 1ear at the front of his hat wth a red

pages or the congressional liecora jeather and aluminum buckle.

without finding proceedings otherwise dry punctuated with gems of fancy'. Take thi3 one for Instance: Mr. PATNTER. Mr. President, my colleague (Mr. Bradley) haa ao well atated the claims of Paintaville to this appropriation that there ia nothing I could add to what he haa already said. Such an effort To gild refined gold, to paint tan my. To throw a perfume on the violet.

To amooth the Ice, or add an- . other hue Unto the rainbow, or with taper light i: To aeek the beauteous eyea' of heaven to garnish, -Ia wasteful and ridiculous excess. And think what an impression this

TWO loan sharks were fined in Chi

cago the other day. Tou may now

look for an advance In rates.

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ACT OF A NOTORIETY SEEKER.

The sensational and reprehensible

conduct of Lieutenant Governor O'Neill of Indiana who rudely interrupted a minister of the gospel in divine supplication the other day Is bringing a god deal of nifum' upon

O'Neill. The Ixjgansport Reporter very well says: , "The SDectacular interruption of a

starry play to the constellations must prayer by Mr. O'Neill In the opening

make upon the folks back home:

Let me appeal to you to prepare for war, prepare for any emergency now In the time of peace and prosperity. Let us stand by the American flag, planted upOn our battleshipson the best ships that money can purchase manned by the bravest and best -of all Bailors. Your flag and my flag, IJhere it files today Over your land and my land Half a world away; Blood red, rose red, Its stripes forever gleam; Pure white, soul white, Our good forefathers' dream.

Sky blue, true blue. The stars that shine aright A glorloua guidon of the day, A shelter through the hight. Tour flag and my flag, Ond oh, how much it holds Tour land and my land Safe within its folds. Your heart and my heart Beats quicker at the Might; Sun kiaaed and wind tosed The red, the blue, the white. The one flag, the great flag. The flag tor me and you; Glorified, all else beside. The red, the white, the blue.

of the senate session indicates that

the presiding officer lacks the sense of absurdity which we sometimes

loosely call the sense of humor.

"It indicates something else, and

something more grlevousy defective

in "the makeup of Mr. O'Neill, and that is a sound sense of propriety. It

was' rather a far-fetched Idea that the minuter was "insulting" the senate.

"He was doing nothing of the kind.

Mr. O'Neill, as a matter of fact, was entirely out of order to interrupt the

prayer;, he had neither a legal nora

constitutional right to do so. The

oflciating chaplain Is not under the

control of the speaker of the. house,

more than to be designated the acting

minister. .

"It may be that the preacher went

farther than Mr. O'Neill In his sensi

tive condition felt that he should do,

but the drastic and Indecorous con

duct of the speaker was a greater insult to the senate than the -act he censured.

"It was more than that; it was an

Insult to the state of Indiana, and brought a good deal of discredit upon the Hoosier state. The act has been

Who can say that our solons are J carried far and wide over the nation not saturated with patriotism? As land the almost universal comment is

long as it Is of the poetic brand this derogatory to the dignity of the sennation will never sink from the ate and the state. We miss our guess glorious heights that it has attained, if Mr. O'Neill. does not rue the day

North Shore Brand 3-lb

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Fancy Head Rice, "JXn per pound I2u Monsoon Brand 1-Quart

Jar Mustard 10 for . lUC Rumford's 1-Pound Can Baking 1 Qn Powder lull F. Brand Queen 00 n Olives, qt. jar. . . . . Ou Dry Peaches, clean and bright, per Q-lf pound 02b

Armour's and,U. S. Mail Soap, OKo 7 bars aCvlu Pet Brand Milk, large size,

3 cans 25c; baby 0R size, 6 cans &.JU Sun Light Brand Table Peach, 3-poimd x1 Ccan I uu

Toy Oats, prize in each

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Fancy Shell Pop Corn, it

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Halo Brand Sweet -J fPeas, try a can. I Ulr

Terrapin Brand 3-lb Can Tomatoes. I UU

Grandma's or Acme Buck

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Columbia Brand Spaghet

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Hand Picked Navy 4 Tfn Beans, 3 pounds. . . I u

Easy Jell-O, all flavors

witn a oeautitui sauce

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Nuway Borax, two 7 fm packages U

The Well Known Van

Camp's Pork and Beans,

2-lb can, 1254c; 1 "7 -a

baby size, 2 cans ... I 1 Li

Argo Starch,

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Polly Prim Cleaner, per

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3 cans. cLv9w

Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3

C.kagcs.........'.25c

S. W. C. Corn Syrup, three

11c

cans for. .

25c

25c

Succa11c

20-Mule Team Borax Soap

Chips, three

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Rockport Brand

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Can Corn, Kidney, Qreon and Yellow String Beans, Pumpkin, Hominy, "7Jt per can 2o Pillsbury, Ceresota, Gold Medal and New Century . Flour, -barrel sack 67c -barrel sack. 1.32 Va-barrel sack. ...... .2.57 MEAT DEPARTMENT Small Pork Loins, 1 AXrt per pound . I 140 Pork Shoulders, 1 0 per pound .v . I wG Leaf Lard, 1 HH 8V2 pounds I .UU Brisket Bacon, 1 "7 per pound I l No. 1 Hams, "73 perpounc I I &j Large Oysters, OK ft per quart . OwU

Fancy Rib Roast Beef, per pound.

17c

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Hammond's Greatest Dept. Store Saturday's Grocery Sale . OUR THIRD FLOOR GROCERY OFFERINGS ARE THE BEST IN THE CALUMET REGION.

WE ARE INTRODUCING CRYSTAL DOMINO GRANULATED SUGAR TO THIS NEIGHBORHOOD AT A PRICE THAT WILL FORCE YOU TO BUY.

It comes to you pure, contains no

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it; guaranteed weight; will sweeten more than any made.

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A finer, whiter, smoother sugar than what you have been using. Great for berries, cereals, desserts. Sold in germ-proof packages only.

-With grocery order of 1.00 or more (flour, butter, soap 01 meat not in

cluded) 10 pounds .... ..." . ; -

Jelke's Good-Luck

you tried it1 per pound

40c

Butterine. Have

19c

Fancy California Navel Oranges, good

quality, per dozen

14r,

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Kirk's American Family, Fels Naptha or U. S. Mail,

with order, 10 bars. . . .

39c

Rumford's Baking Powder, save 7c on this one article,

18c

25c can at .

ASH?

owc?

Butter, Elgin Creamery, guaranteed pure and finest quality ob- Q"7f tainable, per pound O v

Egg, strictly fresh, every one guaranteed, (not delivered), OQ A per dozen .0il

FLOUR Gold Medal or Ceresota, the two best brands at an extra low price Va-bbl. sack, 2.58; M-bbl. sack, 1.31; H-bbl. sack

86c

Best Quality Peanut Butter, per

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Fancy Pitted Red Cher

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berries, No. 2 cans I JU

Fancy New Seeded Rais

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Snider's Catsup, 25e bottle at 19c; 1 1 n 15c bottle....:..... I I U

Carolina Head Rice, the

10c kind,

3 pounds.

23c

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large stock, per pound

Red Ripe Tomatoes, 3-lb

V Mr . .

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Farmhouse Early June Peas, doz. cans, 1.30; J4ft per can I U

Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3

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Corn, Green, Wax or Kidney Beans, Hommy or Pumpkin, x dozen cans, 88c; per can

Fancy Pink Salmon, dozen Van Camp's Baked Beans 1-pound cans, 1.05; QV loz-15c cails J-40! 1 Qa per can 3j per can I aU

Grandma's Pancake or Acme Buckwheat Flour, doz-k en packages, 95c; OAn 3 packages Crr

Crispo Crackers, fresh from the oven, 3 packages. .............

Oscar Mayer's Moose Brand Hams, weigh from 8 to 12 pounds QjLn

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Paris or Big Tree Corn, the best packed, )t 15c can ,cC

Borden's Peerless

each, per lb

per 10

Milk,

dozen large cans, 95c; per can, 8c; Pet Baby, dozen

cans, 47c; per can.

A Fine Assortment of 10c and

12c Cookies, per pound

4c

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Chocolate Coated Dates, a new confection, Oflp per pound aLU" Imported Walnut ,- Meats all halves, QQf per pound il

Easter Bunnies, something for lie children, fper pound. i

A Good Mixture, worth

15c, special for Saturday, per lb . . .

9c

Fresh Roasted Peanuts, ( per pound. . . 1 ,

All our 40c Hand Dipped

Chocolates, ORo per pound UU

Salted

11c

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