Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 263, Hammond, Lake County, 18 April 1913 — Page 8
REPUBLICANS ARE if
OVER THE
DOWN
CAST SITUATION
State Headquarters Receives Encouraging News From AH Over the State; Democrats Who Hanker for Jobs Will Have to Wait a Long Time Before Their Appetite for Pie Is Satisfied.
TIMKS BI MKU AT THK ST ATfcJ C APITA I Indianapolis. Ind.. April 17. Reports of the most encouraging character are received daily at the republican state headquarters from over the state. And republicans who come to the city bring with them similar news of political conditions In their respective counties. According to these reports the progressives are dwindling and their strength of last year appears to be but a mere shadow of what it was 'then. The results of the recent elections in Chicago, St Louis and Michigan appear to have put a crimp In the progressive party movement in this state. The progressives fell so far behind in these elections that it proved to be a serious discouragement. For instance, in Michigan. last fall the progressives elected their presidential electors by a plurality of more than 60,000. This year ran n poor third. Whether these election results have caused it or not, the progressives in various parts of the state are making overtures to the republicans for Joint nominations this year for city offices. It is not the republicans that are asking for this arrangement. The suggestions come from the progressives. As far as can be learned the proposition has not met with any favor among republicans. It is thought that the progressives are afraid to show their strength at the coming city elections, for it will probably be so light as to put the party In a bad position. It is thought that they would prefer to wait till next year and make another fight at a state election. If they could get the republicans to combine with them this year they could then blame it on the republicans if the fusion ticket failed to win out at any place. Republicans are taking a phoeful
view of the situation, and they believe that their party is regaining its oldtime commanding position in the poltlcal field of the country. Th fact is that thi progressives in this state appear Just now to be fiondorlng around in very deep water. Everybody recognises the fact that this is the year that that party must make a showing to save Itself for a quick death. Unless It is able to do this it is believe that it will never have another chance, because voters who joined in that movement last year will feet that it is about time to drift bacn home to their old party. It Is realized now by the Indiana democrats who have been hankering for federal jobs under the new administration that they will have to wait a long time before their appetites can be satisfied. It is evident that President Wilson is something of a politician hlmelf. He has a session of congress on his hands, and there are some things that he wants that congress to do. He wants it to revise the tariff downward and he is not going to allow anything to stand in the way if he can help It. He also wants some currency legislation and banking legislation and some other things, and nothing is to stand In the way of these, either. So, according to the present information, the president is going to let the matter' of federal appointments lie for
a time until after congress is through. In that way, it is pointed out, he can keep in line, probably, some senators and representatives who might otherwise kick over the traces on some of
the tariff items.
The general understanding here is that no federal appointments for Indiana will be made until after the close
of the special session of congress. This
means. that the appointment nf ptr
THE TIMES.
SUFFRAGETS SEARCH GOTHAM FOR HANDSOME MP.w tyvtvw wrrn
1-T- a T-ri-T . ' I Ik LI
auiiul WUMSJN 1JN mli PARADE ; ARE HAVING POOR SUCCESS
Friday, April 18, 1913.
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Left to rirht: Mrs. Floreae F. Ney. Inex nrand and Mi's. Charles Daaa GiUon.
Men, tall and handsome, are Deing aoaeht ay the suflragiats in New York. For. on Mav 2. a n-ut beanty pageant is to be held at the Metropolitan Opera House. Three hundred of the moat beautiful women 10 America will take .part in It. Forty-nine out of this number will represent the forty-nine states of the . i. aM """i. e8y f ndJ Th. Problem to find forty-nine men, tall enough, bandsorae enough and muscled enough to on classic draperies and appear well with the forty-nine beautiful women. Amonjr the beautiful women already chosen for the pageant are Mrs. Charles Dana Gibson, wife of the Jamoua artaat, Mrs. Frapcoa Fleming Noyea. classic dancer, and Miss Inez Milholland.
J. Kruyer as collector . of revnue for this district will be delayed, and that all the others must wait, too. Word comes from Washington that some of the senators have learned that their recommendations of candidates
; HARBOR BUILDING COMPANY'S ATTRACTIVE AND MODERN HOMES AT INDIANA HARBOR $300.00 to $500.00 OR MORE CASH Balance to suit purchaser, are located in the best part of INDIANA HARBOR. Streets are mved have CEMENT SIDEWALKS, SEWER, WATER, GAS nd : ELECTRIC LIGHT Mr. Frank J. Olson, OUR REPRESENTATIVE, No. 3811 Drum-SnTT-r1 "DIANA HARBOR No. 347-J' will show these HOUSES daily between (1 and 5 o'clock P. M. No. 3737 Carey Street: Cottage, FIVE ROOMS and Bath Lot 27x123 feet. (Cement Basement) all modern, now rented for $20 00 per month. Price . . .$2,475.00 No. 3727 Carey Street: TWO STORY SEVEN ROOM Cottage with Bath. Lot 27x123 feet. Cement Basement. VERY ATTRACTIVE. Price 3,525.00 No. 3730 Ivy Street: TWO STORY, SIX ROOMS AND ' BATH Lot 35x123.6 feet. BRICK BASEMENT, FURNACE HEAT! Combination Gas and Electric Light Fixtures. Rented now for $25.00 per month. Price . 3,275.00 No. 3728 Ivy Street: TWO STORY HOUSE, SIX ROOMS AND BATH. Lot 35x123.6 feet. BRICK BASEMENT. STOVE HEAT. Combination Gas and Electric Light Fixtures. Nice house ready for ocupancy. Price 3,125.00 EAST FRONT on Drummond Street, between 138th and 139th StsTWO STORY, SEVEN ROOM Residence with Attic and Bath. Lot 33x123 feet. Combination Gas and Electric Light Fixtures. Hot Water Heat. Handsome Residence ready for occupancy. Price $4,475.00 WEST FRONT on Drummond Street, between 138th and 139th StsTWO STORY, SEVEN ROOM and Bath Residence. Lot 33x123 feet. Combination Gas and Electric Light Fixtures. Hot Water Heat. Home to be proud of, ready for occupancy Price 4,225.00 No. 3726 Euclid Avenue. Two Story, Five and Six Room BRICK Flats. Individual porches. Bath, Oak Floors and Oak Rented now for $600.00 a year to first class tenants. SPECIAL Price 5,975.00 Chicago Title and Trust Co's Guaranty Policy and Abstract with each House. ON ALL ABOVE HOUSES WE WILL GIVE SPECIAL PRICE FOR CASH. We also have a number of very attractive lots in the best residence districts of East Chicago, and Indiana Harbor
$1,100 and . . 900 and 500 and
up. up. up.
Beacon Street, East Chicago, 50 feet. . Magoun Avenue, East Chicago, 3712 to 50 feet. .7. 7. . . ." . '. . " '. Ivy, Drummond and Carey Streets, Ind. Harbor, 33 to 35 "feet.
ALBERT Be W ERSMINE 226 South La Salle St., Chicago, ill. 'Phone Wabash No. 1368 at my expense by having charges reversed.
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for appointments will not necessarily be sufficient to land the jobs. Heretofore, a recommendation by a senator has always been the final word on which the president has made appointments. Now, however, the "recommendation of a senator is to be taken for what it is worth, and President-Wilson will make up his own mind whether the applicant is a worthy man. In other words, the president proposes to make his own appointments, and this is causing some uneasiness among Indiana democrats who thought they had cinches on some of the Jobs.
The Day in HISTORY
APRIL 18 IX HISTORY.
1781 British evacuated Camden. S. C
after turning everything possible. 1876 President vetoes a bill to reduce his salary to $25,000. 1S80 Great tornado swept- over the Vest, killing 100 and wounding 150 persons.
TROTTEUR DRESS FOR SPRING AND SUMMER
1904 New York delegates to Demo cratic national convention instruct
ed to vote for Judge Alton B.
Parker for President.
1905 Lower house of Wisconsin legislature passed railroad bill father
ed by Governor LaFollette.
1011 France rushed troops to Morocco
to quell a rebellio namong the
tribesmen.
oieamsnip carpatnia arrived in
New York with survivors of the
Titanic disaster. TODAY'S BIRTHDAY IIOXORS. Former Congressman Gilbert N
Haugen of Iowa is fifty-four. He was
born, in Rock County, Wis., In 1859;
since the age of 14 and prior to his election to Congress, he was encaeed
in various enterprises, principally real estate and banking; was treasurer of
Worth County, Iowa, for six years; and
was elected to- the Iowa Legislature
serving In the Twenty-fifth and Twen
ty-sixth General Asemblles; was elect
ed to the FiftV-Slxth. Fiftv-SAironth
Fifty-eighth, Fifty-ninth, Sixtieth, and
Sixty-first Congresses, and re-elected
to the Sixty-second Co.-isress.
a musical to be sriven in her honor.
Mrs. Derrlckson was born in Kentucky ir. 1813 and has resided here for fiftv
years. She has almost fully recovered ficm a stroke of paralysis sustained
several weeks ago. Still active, she is in possession of all her facultlpx nn.i
has' never worn glasses. She never
remembers having been ill until less
than two months ago.
MAY REQUEST REDtCTIOS, While nothing definite has yet been
done about the matter, officials of the
Fort Wayne & Northern Indiana Traction Company are considering the question of asking the state tax board for a reduction in the company's assessment owing to the damage sustained during the recent flood. The com
pany has repaired its bridges at Logan-
sport and Lafayette, and will operate
all cara on regular schedule Sunday for the first time since the flood. CASDV DEALER LOSES til. ISA. Charles A. Croop, a Goshen bank cashier, while walking along the Big Four tracks near Waterford found a. pocketbook containing two certificates of deposit Issued by a Marlon iO. bank to Michael Ellas Sabbach. One was for $6,000 and the other for $5,150, In addition" the pocketbook contained a bill of sale for $1,000 from a Bueyrus (O.) firm to Sabbach and a railroad ticket leading from Bueyrus to Marion. 'Inquiry at Marion brought the information that Sabbach is a candy dealp there and that he had lost the valuables.
ADVERTISE AND ADVERTISE! AGAIN I5T THE TIMES.
UP AND QOVVN IN I-N-D-hA-N-A
PEIXS RIVAL WITH STONE. Harry Carvin," 1435 Marlow avenue, Indianapolis, was struck on the head
and knocked to the ground in front of
the residence of James Nieman, 634 West Thirty-first street, Tuesday by a stone said to have been thrown by William Moore, a singer employed at a moving picture show. Miss Jennie Nieman, with whom Carvin was walking, said Moore was jealous because she recently told htm to cease calling on her. She said Moore stepped in front of them and without a word hurled the stone that brought Carvin to the ground. Carvin was carried to the Nieman home and the attending physician said he was not seriously injured. Although the police looked for Moore they were unable to find him last night. JO YEARS OLD CELEBRATES. Mrs. Sarah Derrickson of Wabash today celebrated her 100th birlh anni
versary and this evening will attend
ONE DOSE WILL MAKE
YOU FORGi
One of the novel trotteur dresses of the season is seen in this smart frock. The material is white eponge, trimmed with red arid white cotton braid. -Deep plaits are laid over the shoulders, running1 down co the waist ai either side cf the back. The side front sections are draped under the arms. The yoke is of softly plaited handkerchief linen outlined by refers of the material. Below it the waist is trimmed with buttons of red pearL The colored braid is placed i i straps across he waist, and trims the front edge of the short tunic on the left side of the skirt. The skirt is laid in plaits at the front. These are stitched part of the way down. JThe sides of the skirt are draped and the fullness is caught beneath the wide back paneL The long sleeves are finished with cuffs of the self-materiaL
That You Ever Had Stomach Trouble or Gall Stones. '
PATH'S WONDERFUL STOMACH REMEDYior.llStomach.Llver and Intecttnal Tmtikl.
Gastritis, Indfeastion.
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The above ailment
mainly caused by the
clotrgintr of the intestinal tract with mucoid and catarrhal accretions, backing up poisonous fluids
ii otherwise deranging T the digestive system.
and most widely known Remedy for these ailments and should quickly relieve and cure the mostchronte cases. Put it to a test. One dooe will prove its creat curative powers. It acts like magic in tha most chronic case of Stomach, Liver and Intestinal ailments. Appendicitis and symptoms of Gall Stones. Thousands of sufferers are highly praising; tae remedy and are recommending it to others for restoring them to perfect health. Do not aanait a dangerous operation for these ailments until you have at least trie one dose of this great Remedy. Guaranteed by me to be absolutely harmless, containing no in. juriousrmrsunder the Pure Food & Drug Act, Geo. H. Math, Mfg. Chemist. ,154-15$ Whiting Sc. Chicago. IB. Harry's Drug Store. Citizens Nat. Bank building. L. Harry Wela.
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Tomorrow We will of fer absolute choice of any of our $25 WOOLTEX SUITS Tomorrow at the uniform price of - $21.00 "
fcilil 1M W.B. (HMkOa SBassasWM IFelslal 09a7sBVasV More than 200 Coats sold in the last seven days in our $10.00 Sale. We added many new Coats to the lot today, as this is the final day of offer-1! 4 r r ing Coats, worth up to $20.00 for II (1 D 0 Dfl D Misses and Women, all at- vr vr vr
WOOli DRESSES
li Jill
Here are the aristocrats of the
dress world, designed by best designers, both as to style of cut and trimming. To describe the many beautiful creations in this group would take a page. They were wonderful values
at 14.00. 16.00 and 18.00, now.. WOMEN'S SUITS
Newest Spring styles in Tan and Gray Novelty materials, all man tailored and with collars'
and cuffs of contrasting mate
rials, 12.50 values, at v
1 0.05
0.50
PARTY and WEDDING DRESSES Newest designs from the shop of one of America's best custom dress makers. Dainty Chiffon, Silk and Street Dresses, gracefully draped, 48.00 to
19.00 values. Must go quick
12.05
TAILORED WAISTS White Waists, made without collar or with attached Dutch
collar, 3.00 and
3.50 value.
1.19
hoe
B sup go i in Tomorrow
125 Pairs Infants' Soft Sole Shoes, all colors and all sizes, worth 50c and 75c. Special, aa per pair aCeCC 200 Pairs Misses' and Children's Shoes, made in Gun Metal, Box Calf, Patent Leather and Vici Kid, sizes 6 to 8, 8?4 to 11 and 11 to 2, worth SI. 50, $2.00 OC and $2.50, at wDC One Lot Boys' Shoes, Patent Leather and Vici Kid, Blucher Lace, good style toes, exceptional values. Money savers for the Boys. All sizes 2'i to 5'4, j Vf worth $2.50, at M0U 300 Pairs Boys' and Girls' Shoes, Tan Russia Calf, Patent Leather, Gun Metal and Vici Kid and Box Calf, Button and Blucher, up-to-date styles, suitable for dress or schaol shoes. Girls' sizes 8'4 to 12
at 95c 12 to 2, $1.15; Boys' sizes 9 to 13V4
One lotpld Ladies' Bals, Vici Kid, low heeVs, plain toes. The kind for comfort and case, Af worth $2.00 and. $2.50.. aO U One Lot Infants' Shoes, Patent and Vici Kid, button and lace, no
heels, worth 75c,
1.15
49c
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SAT) Pain Wnmin'i Pnmm sitil (It.
fords Punps with and without straps; Qxfords 4-button and blucher styles, all this season's models, in White Buck, Black Buck, Tan Russia Calf, Gun Metal, Steele .Calf, Dull Kid and Patent Colt, j in plain and tip toes. Low and k high . heels, new Stub and Freak lasts. These are the
perfection of the shoemaker's art and at prices at the beginning of Oxford and Pump season at tho tremendous slaughtered prices you can not afford to overlook these rare bargains. All ""JA sizes and widths, $2.59. C,m U 100 Pairs Men's Black f Onting Shoes, made of Chromto Calf, strictly all -solid, just the kind of shoes for all outdoor work this time of the year; sizes f AP" 6 to 11, worth $3.00 laUO 200 Pairs Women's Shoes, m Black Vici, Button and Blucher styles. Patent tips, heavy soles, high, and low heels, all solid leather, ; These are shoes we Just received f $2.50 values mLQ 200 Pairs Men's and Women's
Japanese Bath Room Slippers
iuey are lae ama you usually paj 25c for, all sizes; Women's 3 to 7
wen s b to 12, . i I
sale price Q One Lot Men?s Patent Leather Shoes, Button and Blucher Lace, welted soles, styles good; they are mostly the well known make of W. L. Douglas, sizes I ftft 6 to 11, worth $3.00... BJU One Lot Men's Oxfords, Tan Russia Calf, Patent Colt and Gun Metal, mostly Blucher Lace. These are broken lots, but all real bargains and worth trible the money we ask for ftp them. .Worth $3.00 UuC 100 Pairs Men's Shoes, Button and Blucher Lace, good styles. Gun Metal, I I A
worth $3.50. .. I .CIS
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