Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 292, Hammond, Lake County, 29 May 1913 — Page 4
Thursday. May 29, 1013. EDITOR NEWETT HAS HARD JOB TO PROVE TEDDY A DRUNKARD; MICH. COURTS SAY MAN ISN'T DRUNK IF HE CAN WALK STRAIGHT THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS By Tne Like County Printing and Pak Hahlng Company. R ANDOM THINQS AND FL1NQS
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A DROP OP DEW.
See novr the orient dew.
Shed from the bottom of the mora Into the blow roses.
(Vet eareleaa of Its mansion new.
For the elear rearlon where 'twit born Hound la ltelf Inclose)
And In Its little ajlobe's extent, Fnrnf, as It ean. Its native element.
How It the purple flower doe's slight. Scare touch where It Ilea, lint ajaslnir back upon the skies, Shines with a mournful light, Like Its own tear.
Deeause so lone divided from the
sphere, Reatleas It rolls and insecure. Trembling: lest it arrow impure
Till the warm sun pities its pain. And to the skies exhales it back again So the soul, that drop, that ray. Of the elear fountain of eternal day
Could it within the human flower be
seen, I Remembering still Its former hlRht,
Shuns the sweet leaves and blossoms
K recti. And recollecting Its own light
Does In Its pure and circling; thoughts
express
The erreater heaven In a heaven less
Marvel (16SO.
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ANOXTMOUa communications will not noticed. but others -will oe printed at discretion, and should be
addressed to The1 Editor. Times, Ham-1
tnoctd. Ind.
GREAT AD FOR MARQUETTE.
Through Editor Newett, Marquette
is getting more attention than many years of industrious ore shipping brought her and all because the
illustrious Teddy is walking in
straight and narrow path.
OUGHT to be a Congressional Investigation to see . Whether Bill Bryan hasn't Some stock In a grape Juice Factory.
LONDON cables have it- that Mrs. Parkhurst is In Jail again. But she seems to have the faculty of getting out.
"FARMERS ENRICHED BY FLOOD." Headline. Ever see anything happen but that
the farmers didn't profit by it?
A MISSOURI jury has placed the value of fifty cents on a kiss. Probably that's all a Missouri kiss is
LWQjrth according to our Hazel Nutt.
HERE'SA GOOD ARGUMENT.
Now that T. R.
admitted that he drinks wine at his meals every bull moose in good standing ought to be able to prove to wine that its quite the thins; to keep a case in the basement.
SOMETHING TO "WORRY ABOl'T, Old Doc Hurty of the state board of
nas ; health says that if the present birth
rate keeps up Indianny will be depopulated in 1,200 years.
"THE VANISHING SIRLOIN." Country Gentleman. Having had some experience with
boarding houses, -we believe that the
sirloin "done got vanished'' long ago.
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SUGGESTED that aeroplanes he utilized in the great game of baseball. Yes, aeroplanes ought to afford a good
chance for the umpire to escape.
DOCTOR up at Fond du Lac opened man up on the wrong side in operating for appendicitis. Patient is unreasonable. Doctors are only human and if they make a slight error now and then they shouldn't be censured. Anyone who bas undergone a surgical operation and survived it ought to thank the Lord that the . docs are as lucky as they are.
I MILK dealer over In East Gary has
given each of his customers a kitten.
It booms business. Suppose that business acumen and natural jealousy will cause the Gary dairymen to pass out babies for adoption.
NOTE that the new Brazilian minister smiled when he arrived in Washington. Walt until he has attended a few grape juice banquets. '
WHEN this libel lut Is over with T. R. will have to use his wits some to fljrure oat new ways to break Into the front page.
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Stated meeting Garfield Lodge, No. 965. F. and A. M. Friday. May 23. p. m. F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. R. S, Galer, Sec, E. M Shanklin. W M-
Hammond Chapter No. 117 It. A. M. Special meeting Wednesday, June 4, Mark Master degree. Visiting companions welcome.
Hammond Council Vo. to R. and 3. M. Stated Assembly first Tuesday each, month. Class of candidate Tuesday. Juns Srd. J. W. Morthland. Rc R & Galer. T. X. M.
Hammond Commandery, No.' 41 1C. T. Stated meeting June 2. 8 p. m. , X. T. degree. Visiting Sir Knights welcome.
Political Announcements
FOR MAYOR. Editor TIMES You may annonnee In your columns that I n am candidate for the republican nomination for Mayor of Gary subject to the decision of the republican nominating; convention and I ask the support of my friends In this wsy. CHARLES E. GBEEXWALD.
"THE NECESSARY EVIL." One of the reason for the maintainence and official recognition of the Gary "red light" district, which Is closed (temporarily) Is that it is a "necessary evil." Yes, It Is. A "necessary evil" is an institution that supplies a source of graft to a horde of officials, sometimes directly and sometimes through intermediate agencies. Of course, it means the debauchery of women, the luring of young girls that the busi
ness may continue, the corruption of
police, the spreading of disease, and the toleration of other sinster things. Hence, the use of the term," necessary evil."
In Gary it has also taken on addi
tional meaning. Of all the clergymen in Gary but one has preached
against the "red light" district and exposing the fact that it even has
been debauching boys. v Why the silence of the other brethren of the
gospel? . What holds their tongue3?
And of the three Gary newspapers.
THE TIMES alone has dared to print
the truth.
FOR MAYOR. Gary, Indiana, May 23, 19 IS. I desire to announce my enndldaey as candidate for Mayer on the Democratic ticket of the City of Gary, Lake County, Indiana, subject, however, to tho result of the Democratic Primary, June 12. 1913. and be bound by the same, providing there is no police activity connected therewith. Signed i MORRIS N. CASTLEMAN.
DECORATION DAY. Another milestone of life has slipped into the past and another Decoration Day has come around, freight
ed with old memories and with new sorrows to make us all realize the swift passage of time and that the cold finger of Death may rest on whose lips we know not next. It has been a busy year for the Reaper. He has taken with him into the Great Beyond many a shining
mark, the old soldier, his gray-haired mated
IT IS A QUESTION.
The Incendiary suspected of burning a J7.000 prize fight arena, of no further use to the owner and insured
for $5,000, may not have been actuat
ed by extreme hostility.
PRESIDENT Wilson t complains that there are untold myriads of lobbyists at Washington there in the interests of the trusts. Can it be that Woodrow is mistaking the poor pie-counter seekers for lobbyists?
SOUTH CHICAGO woman who was
haled into court because there was water in the milk she sold said she couldn't help it because the cows drank water. Can you get ahead of a woman?
IT WILL SAVE STEPS;
If wine insists on your buying her some of those new laborsaving devices for the kitchen so as to save.
steps just get her a
hobble skirt.
"HIGH COST OK LIVING." Indianapolis News.
Cheer, up! The highest is yet to
come.
THE New York widow who says
she cant provide for her five-year
old boy on $5,000 a year is probably trying to keep him attired in clean
and nntorn clothing.
NEW YORK judge threw out a suit filed by the sultan of Turkey. Somebody please tell old Fez Top that Judge
Huber, in view of the approaching
Gary mayoralty campaign and with an eye to lining up the Turkish vote, will
sit in the case and fine the defendant
$11.90 if necessary.
COASTER BRAKE TRUST HAS
BEEN FOUND GUILTY AT ROCHES
TER. THIS WILL PUT A CHECK TO ITS PERNICIOUS DOINGS.
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CENENARY of t-he mint julep will soon be celebrated in Richmond. Hennery Coldbottle leaves for there next week
into a new creation and finds there a perennial source of wonder and
delight. He loves the flowers ad sun-, shine and birds, a pebble or butterfly . will please him. He loses himself In; what he sees, and wanders aimlessly.
as though his spirits, rapt in other!
spheres,' were listening to the whisper- i
The Day in HISTORY
MAY 29 ' f?T' HISTORY.
ings of an unseen world. Even in old 1814 British repulsed by Major Finney age his young heart thrills hia brain I at Pongoteague Creek.
'1S29 The Secretary of the Treasury
Marquette, Mich., May
George A. Newett of the
Iron Ore is fighting a hard battle In Judge Flannigan's court to prove that Col. Roosevelt Is 'a drunkard, but under decisions of Michigan courts he
will have no easy task. What Newett
said was that Roosevelt "gets drunk 1 and that not infrequently, and all his!
intimates know about
Had Newett Baid that Roosevelt "gets intoxicated" his task would have been much easier. Getting drunk and getting intoxicated are two different things in Michigan.
A ruling of a state court, which the colonel's attorneys insist is good law, sets forth that when a man can walk straight and give his name and address he is not drunk. Another court ruled on the definition of the words "intoxl-i cation" and "drunkenness." This decision held that a man might be Intoxicated and not be drunk. Intoxica
tion was merely a slight over stimulation. To be drunk, held this court, was to be incapable of mental or physical
effort, to beilncapable of locomotion or certain of direction, to have a confu
sion of Ideas, loss of memory, to be speechless or incompetent. From these words of wisdom from the bench It will be observed that Mr.
Newett has picked out no easy task when he attempts to show that the colonel gets drunk not infrequently. More than that, the editor will try to show that all the col onel' intimates know about It." - ;
with fresh thoughts and new
pulses to admiration and love.
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ton, left to right 1 George A. Newett and Judge Flannigan.
Davis (left) and Dr. Alexander Lambert.
Bottom,
helpmate, father, mother, child, babe, brother, sister, wife and sweetheart. None of these has he spared.
Tomorrow is Memorial Day. It has come to be a day so sacred in memory that the flowers called for tomorrow are as the sands of the sea. It is become a day of general commemoration of our beloved dead and " is so full of lessons that space cannot hold them for to each whom death has bereaved has brought a lesson.
WHAT WILL HAPG00D SAY?
President Wilson and friends of his administration are as well as many other publicists are rather
anxiously awaiting the first appear
ance of the new Harper's Weekly
within a few days. They are curious
to see what attitude Norman Hap-! good and hi3 associates, new owners of the Weekly, will assume toward
the administration. Important changes are contemplated both in the appearance and nature of the contents. In discussion the appearance of this newcomer among the McClure publications, Mr. Hap-
good has already announced that tho
editorial policy of the publication would be favorable toward the pro
gressive policies of the present ad mlni8tratin, but since he also intl
that their attitude towards
progressive policies of all kinds would
be one of hearty support regardless of the party which may be leading,
the president and his advisers are anxious to know Just what he does
mean.
IT LOOKS FUNNY ANYWAY.
Mrs. Marshall, wife of the vice
president, is explaining to the reporters how she made forty-five calls
in ninety minutes. We can't under
stand why any woman would boast of such an achievement. The statement
admits of altogether too many ugly inferences. Mrs. Marshall says it was possible to make the calls because she employed system. But the casual reader might conclude that either
Mrs. Marshall called when she knew her friends were out or that they had warning of her coming. It might be
inferred that Washington people are so uninteresting that only a- hand
shake at the door is necessary. Of
course it will be said that Mrs. Marshall counted only the time it requir
ed to mail her cards. Possibly, the
Wahsington social code doesn't re
quire the wife of a vice president to do anything more than leave her
cards at the front doors. Lafayette!
Journal.
Issued a notice to the attorney and marshal of the United States re
quiring their vigilance In the de-1 tection of persons engaged in the manufacture of snurious money. 1845 A new convention between
France and Great Britain for the suppression of slave-trade, signed. 1848 Wisconsin admlted into the Union as the thirtieth state. 1851 The congress of New Grenada adjourns. It passed a law abolishing slavery. 1SC5 President Johnson proclaims an amnesty with certain expectations. 1S68 General Grant formerly accepted the nomination of the Chicago national convention.
1874 President Grant, issued a proclamation extending to Newfoundland
the protection of the treaty of
Popular Actress Now in Chicago
Washington by which the products of her fisheries were to be admitted in the United States free. 1905 American yacht Atlantic won
ocean race for Kaiser's cup In twelve days four hours and one minute.
1912 Democratic National committee
take steps to prevent Baltimore hotels from overcharging delegates to coming presidential convention.
TODAY'S BIRTHDAY HONORS. Congressman Samuel J. Trlbble, of
Athens, Ga., was reared in ranaun
County. Ga., and Is 44 years of age; re
ceived college and legal education at the University of Georgia; located In Athens where he now resides and Is engaged in the practice of law; served flv years as solicitor of the city court and four years as solicitor general of the western circuit court; was elected to the Sixty-second Congress and reelected to the Sixty-third Congress.
tending time for filing answer for. 60 days from May 28. 1913. J723 Herman Kieselbach vs. .Louis Goodman. Plaintiff files affidavit for change of venue from county. Granted. Porter superior court, ten days. 740 Anna Joyce, admr'x vs. Anna K. Pekownik and her. husband. Frank A. Pekownik, W. J. Quan & Co., "Katherine Gruenberg. Meek & Sklllman. Find for plaintiff S869 plus $25 attorney's fees, without relief. Foreclosure. Judgment. 9770 Anton Lucas . vs. Henry AYellner whose true christian name is unknown. Defendant flies motion tor new .trial., s &, tt & i 10097 Henry Schrage vs. Joseph Hausler et al. Defendants defaulted. " ' ' .
10138 Katie Corcoran vs. Eugene Cor
coran, Defendant defaulted. 10152 Janeway & Carpenter, a corporation, vs. William Brown, etc. Defendants defaulted. 10280 Edw. Behjike, executor, vs. Martha Katharine Krucskowskl et al. Plaintiff dismisses as to Tillle Krucskowskl. Petition approved and executor authorized to sell at private sale. 10319 Frank Meingassner pro ami vs. W. B. Conkey Co. Plaintiff flies motion to set aside order requiring It to answer certain Interroga
tories. Motion overruled. 10394 Terexie Konya vs. George Adams et al. Defendants file motion to require plaintiff to make complaint more specific. 10417 Gary Trust & Savinars bank, adm'r vs. Aetna Towder Co., a corporation. Defendant files motion to make complaint more specific. 10483 Chicago Telephone Co. vs. Gary & Ijiterurban Railway Co. Plaintiff files amended complaint, making East Chicago Street Railway Co. a new party defendant. Plaintiff also moves for temporary injunction.
" San Francisco labor council has -Indorsed the protest of the Brass and Chandelier Workers' union against the action of certain contractors in. purchasing valves from several public Institutions from eastern manufacturers. Holding that the section of the military law under which Judge Charles H. Brown of the supreme court issued the order for roops to suppress riots lncicent Buffalo Btreet car strike is unconstitutional. County Attorney Sullivan has advised the county treasurer not to pay the bills incurred for the maintenance of the national guard. He maintains that the International Railway company, which made the request for troops should pay the bills.
QUEEN OF MONTENEGRO ESCORTS A HERO.
A MAY DAY REFLECTION. A Puritan, of austere mien, was returning from church on the Lord's day, when he saw a maid in gay attire, sitting on the grass beneath a
The old soldiers of the great civil maple tree which gently waved its
war are passing away one by one. To boughs, while she warbled a merry them was the day first given. Since ditty. "O abandoned girl," he said,
THE FOXY TEUTON. The German government is having
its own trouble with tax collections. In order to beat the city out of the dog tax many people in Berlin, where the tax is $8 for the first dog and $12 for the second, have hit upon the plan of domesticating foxes for peta. The Germans are as Tond of dogs as the Turks and as many of the poorer classes are unable to keep them because of the high tax this dealer advertising tamed young foxes at $1.50 each points out that they don't come
under the city's dog tax law.
Decoration Day of 1912, many, a grand old veteran has answered taps 1 and upon his grave a grateful public will strew flowers in remembrance of the deeds of valor on bloody battle field and sacrifice at home. All honor the patriot dead! : Not many more Decoration Days will be theirs. May the observance of THEIR day be all that it could be and as the speakers at the various celebrations In Lake County, as elsewhere laud these dead heroes, may the coming gensrations honor them aa they1 should be honored. .
"thou fthouldst put on the garb of sobriety and bewail thy perdition, and not thus desecrate the Sabbath." "If it Is wicked to be fair," said she,
"and sinful to be happy, why di God
make the flowers beautiful and the birds glad?" He, deeming her wholly lost, moved on, meditating on the corruption of the human heart and
the torments of the damned, while
she, throwng crumbs to the birds,
stoopea to eaten tne tragrance or a
flower that bloomed at her feet.
Thje Christian Is childlike. Like
children he looks Into the world ai
A QUEER ANGLES. This affinity racket is taking queer angles now days. Just read this as
sociated gress dispatch:
Cambridge, Mass., Oct. 4. Two brothers, Richard and Roger A. Lyon, both of Maiden, were granted divorces from their wives, who are sisters, in the Cambridge divorce court yesterday on statutory grounds. In asking for the decrees the Lyon brothers named two Maiden men, also brothers as correspondents.
HOW would it fare with you in
this world anyway if you were judg
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Motions and Orders
Kntriew Made In Court Room 2.
7495 Herman Kieselbach vs. cnaries
J. Furst et al. Trial resumed. Court takes case under advisement.
8150 William L. Cropley et al. vs.
Herman Kieselbach et al. Defendant Herman Kieselbach files affidavit for change of venue from
county.
7318 M. Henoch Co. vs. Morris cren-
man. Plaintiff dismisses, costs paid.
8788 Wilson T. Brunt vs. Frank G.
Proudfoot et al. Plaintiff files additional paragraph of complaint.
gj70 Wm. A. Zumple vs. jonn j.
Schllnt. Plaintiff files, affidavit for change of venue. Granted. Porter circuit court, ten days.
9992 Russell Miller Milling Co. vs. Pe
ter Strongtludes. Plaintiff required to file cost bond, given until June
2, 1913. 10244 George Caruthers vs. Edna Caruthers. Defendant defaulted. 10283 Sarah C. Broadbeck vs. Emma r. Beutelspacher. Plaintiff required to separate complaint Into paragraphs. fc 10288 Ivan Gapenka, alias John Napon, vs. Hammond Steel Car Forge Co. 'et al. Defendant files motion to make complaint more specific. 10496 Lujane Preston vs. John Preston. Plaintiff files affidavit and application for suit money and attorney's fees. Entries Made In Court Room Xo. 1. 6990 John H. Rische vs. city of Garj
Cause dismissed at defendant's costs. 6994 Lena Relssig vs. City of Garj
Cause dismissed at aeienaant s costs. ' 8310 Beatrice O'Donnell vs. Charles W. O'Donnell. Plaintiff's affidavit shows defendant has failed to comply with order of this court. Citation ordered. 9gl4 Railroad Commission of Indiana for the use of the state of Indiana vs. Grand Trunk Western Railway company. Stipulation filed ex-
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known that Kcutari had fallen to the Montenegrin arms. A thanksgiving service was held in the cathedral. A most striking feature of this was provided by the Queen of Montenegro and other royal Montcnetfrin ladles, who escorted wounded soldiers to the service, walking arm in arm with theia. Meanwhile, the crowd threw flowers.