Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 2, Hammond, Lake County, 19 June 1913 — Page 4

ffHE TIMES.

Thursday, June 19, 1913.

THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS Br The Lakr Caaatf Irlntlasr and Pnk. IlibUf Concur. The Lake County Times, daily except Cundar, "entered as second-class matter Juae 2. 10": The Lake County Times, daily except Saturday and Sunflay, entered Feb. I, llli; The , Gary

Evening; Times, dally except Sunday,

entered Oct. 5. 190; re-entry of publication at Gary. Ind.. April IS. 1111; The Lake County Times, Saturday and

weekly edition, entered Jan. 30, 1811; The Times, dally except Sunday, en

tered Jan. IS, 11J. at the postofflce at Hammond, Indiana, all under the

act of March I. 1171.

Entered at the Postofflce. Hammond

and Oary, Ind., as second-class matter.

FOREIGN ADVERTISING OFKIC7K9,

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nomination of city treasurer, subject to the decision of the rrpubUeaa-pro-

IC remit ve primaries.

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Editor TIMESi

You are aathortaed to anoonare that

I Ttll he a candidate for city clerk, abject to the decision of the Uary re-

pnhllcan and progressive primaries.

H. C FRANCIS.

FOR COUBICIU

Editor TIMES

Pleane annonnce to the people of

Gary that I ana a candidate for the nomination for alderman of the first

ird. tmbjert to the republican and

cltlaena' primarien or conventions.

TI1EOBORB V. FREEBIRT.

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Long through the yearning; of twilight

I wandered sorry and lone.

Homeless, seeking- a shelter of love

where the wild nlnd quaver and

moan i

Stumbled my feet on the precljjlce edffe.

and I clasped at the tearlnft

thorn.

Crown Point.. Tel. 5 Till I felt the pity that bitterness hides

Hegewlsch.

.Tel. 13

AdTWtbrlnY eoliertors w1lte sent, or

rate tven on application.

If ytnt titrt any trow trie Hg-etttnnrjThe Times notify the uoa.rt erf flc and

have It promptly rendid.

LARGER PAID VP OI11CUJLATI O

THAN A XT OTHER TWO NEWS

PATERS IN' THE CAIAJMXlT REGION,

JLNONTMOUS communloatMint will not te noticed, hut others will a BO-inted at discretion, and should be

addressed to The Editor, Time. Ham-

caoxML-Iad.

and the comfort that Ilea In that

acorn

When. lo, through the Indistinct

shadows that sifted down

throuarh the arloam.

The Ivory taper of love was aglow, act

hitch In the night like a start

Full sweet through the soft hush of

evening; the longing came o'er

me for hornet

And, safe, with the wonder of love in

my eyes, from the bleak mountain

summits afar,

Home-turning, I came to the Valley of

Peace, where the door of thy

heart stood ajar. Wtllard A. Wattles

R'aIMDOIVI THINOSAND FLlNOSl I , -J

ELEVEN syrup manufacturors got

fined In New York for adulteration. Got

stuck on their own products.

DO you know that people

who never go to sea never get seasick f

TAltRYTOWN' dispatch says that

John E. also gets up early to read the newspapers. Probably to see if gasoline has gone up another cent.

WOMEN m Mount Vernon, O., spanked her boy and she thereby upset an oil stove that caused a flre that destroyed 12 buildings. Let other mothers beware. "INDIANA PAUPER I.AW THE BEST." Headline. About the only law In Indianny that is of any accourtt.

Up and Down in INDIANA

XO JIOI1K PrilKLING. The City Council Issued an order yesterday prohibiting; propert owners at Bloomlngton from dolnt sprinkling of any kind hereafter. Superintendent r. E. Helfrlck of the water company says that the plant will have to shut down

within sixty days If a heavy rain is not forthcoming- There has been practically no rain in this county since the

MRS. EMMA NELSON has exchanged March flood, although adjoining couc-

j her piano for the improved Ellington ties have been favored.

i Willi ine mannalo player, wnion is said OWNS VAU'AllLE PAPPR. AS long as lovely Woman insists to be next to the human voice." I Warpv ,, rt,

Upon Showing her charms it is Use- I Crawforasvlllft Journal Shelbyvllle. has a genuine copy 'of the

"Oscar County Gazette," published in

CHALONER CRAZY? READ LOVELY POEM, "THREE FLIES;" DECIDE FOR YOURSELF I

less to urge dress reform.

BRYAN CANCELS MOIIE CHAU

TAUQUA DATES." Headline.

Trust that the people appreciate the great eacrlflce that our hard-working

secretary of state is making In the ef

fort to transact the public business..

Guess Emma never heard the Hon. Clarence Brntsch delivering a political oration.

SOME things that are not very sweet have come to light In the expose of the sugar trust lobby.

"TUB ADVANTAGE OF BEING DEAD." Headline. One that we know of is no cause to worry over the high Cost of living.

WE 1,1, EVES THE MOST FOPl'LAR Cl'STOMS BECOME OniSOI.ETE. (News item in New York Sun.) Evidence Is accumulating in the supreme court that husbands no longer kiss their wives.

JOLIET Herald prints that the suffragettes there had a picnic and becoming hungry they "fed the inner man." If any of those Joliet suffragettes have got any men hidden around it's high time that the national headquarters is notified of their perfidy.

FINDING THE WORTH "WHILE IN EUROPE." is title of new book Just is.sued. On Hennery Coldbottle's Euro

pean tour he found the Rhine country, and Coroner . Durham was notified

Kingston, Oscar County, Virginia, Feb. 4, 1800. It contains an obituary notice of George Washington and reference to the proceedings Of Congress. Newspapers have been making him gold ofTers recently for the paper, but lie has so far refused to part with i'. DIES AT UarTOIl'S HOME. Emond Smith. 74 years old, a retired farmr from Shar'paville, Ind., who had ben rooming at 820 North Alabama street, Indianapolis, died suddenly last night at the home of Dr. A. W. Tatter son, 717 North Alabama street, where he had gone for treatment. Mr. Smith had .been feelinpr 111 all day. He told the physician of being 111, but before Dr. Patterson could do anything for htm he died. The body was taken to

y"lnn Bros.1 undc-rtakins establishment

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THE msnnitv nlpa in TIpw Vnrlr I

again. A justice of its supreme court, accused of graft, declares that his accuser is crazy. COME to think of it the new administration means well. It's going to aid the high cost of living by reducing tariff on angora goats.o

nurgundy the Bohemian hop fields, j Guinness' brewery, and the Malaga dis

trict to be well worth one's while.

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Stated meeting Garfield Lodge, No. I

669, I A. M., Friday, June 20, 8 p.m.

F. C. degree. Visitors welcome. R. S.

Galer. Sec, E. M. Shanklin. W M.

DON'T ALL SPEAK AT ONCE. "There should be no income except from labor and nature. Mere ownership of money or land should not bring additional wealth to the owner unless at the same time he Is a producer." Professor Albion W. Small, of the University of Chicago. ta i i , r . . v, ...

Hammond Chapter NO. 117 R. A. M. "c l"

Regular stated meeting June 25, Royal give Alby quite a punching up. Just

Arch, degree. Visiting; companions wel-jhow much, of a producer is John D.

come. liefreshmentS. , Rnr-lrefplW Wliat In his litio nf urn.

ducing anyway? If the first sentence in the above small statement is true, just how many profs, at U. of C.

would there be left.

There's something seriously out of

olnt in the bull moose logic-

Wilkesbarre (Pa.) Record.

Hammond Commandery, No. 41 K. T.

Stated meeting June 16, 8 p. m. Order of the Temple. Visiting Sir Knights

welcome.

Political Announcements

Whiting. FOR MAYOR. Editor Times i

I announce herewith that I am

candidate for the democratic noinlna

tlon for snare of the city of Whitlns, of talk

FOR MERCY SAKE WATER!

Hammond's cry for more water has

reached the ear of the city council,

It is gratifying to know that the city adiministration at last recognizes the

inefficiency of the system, but It is rather depressing to think that the

upshot of it all will be merely a lot

subject to the decision of the party

primaries.

JT. J. DO.VEGA.

Hammond. FOR TREASURER. Kdltor TIMESi

You are herewith authorised to an

nounce that I will be a candidate for

the office of city treasure of the City

of Hammond, Indiana, oa the demo

cratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters of thla city, and I herewith ask the support of my friend at the democratic primary election. Signed, OTTO H. DIELKE.

FOR CLERK. Editor TIMES t You are herewith authorised to announce that I will be a candidate for the office of city clerk of the city of Hammond, Indiana, on the democratle ticket, subject to the will of the voters of this city, and I herewith ask the support of my friends at the democratic primary election. Signed, WILLIAM KOLB.

Gary. CITY J LUGE. Editor TIMESi I desire to announce that I shall be a candidate for judge of the city court f Oary. subject to the republican nod progressive primaries. JOHN W. WAKE.

FOR CITY JUDGE, Editor TIMES i

Pleas announce to the eltisens that I will be a candidate for Jndge of the

city court of the city of Gary, and so licit their support at a primary election

to be held by the republican and pro

gressive parties, ALBERT C. Hl'BER, Gary lad., Juae 6, 1913.

The consuming public Is not con

cerned as to what departments or heads thereof are to blame; what Its

wants is water at any cost both winter and Bummer. It was promised an ample supply after the city had

spent in the neighborhood of eighty-

five thousand dollars two years ago

for a new pump and additional

mains.

Six months have elapsed since a

cry went up against the slush ice

that was clogging the water intake.

Another six months will probably

And the city in the same position. It

la true the city suffered comparative

ly little from slush ice last winter,

but that was due mainly to the kind

r.ess of the elements, rather than the

foresight Of officials. The time to

make the necessary improvements

both for summer and winter con

sumption is now. if every house

connection must be metered to regu

late the use, all right let us have

meters. If the tax levy has to be in

creased to meet the demands of im

provementa all right let it go up

But let us cut out patting ourselves on our collective back for our low water rates, while at the same time

we are kicking our collective shins

for a service that Is only commen

surate with the price we pay.

ONE STRIKING PACT. When the farmers of Lake county

throng the streets of Gary on Saturday let the merchants reflect that

nine out of every ten of them read THE TIMES. If the merchants of

Gary ever Intend to make a bid for

the trade of the farmers it will have

to be through the medium of a new

paper.

And that newspaper is THE

TIMES. It is the only one in the county that links Gary with the

farmers. Just ask the farmers of Lake County who visit the city what

Lake County daily they take?

FOR MAYOR. Editor TIMESt You may announce that I am a can

didate for mayor of Gary, subject to

the decision of the republican and pro

gressive primaries. A. R. HOOVER.

FOR MAYOR. Editor TIMES I You may announce that I am a candl

dote for the nomination for mayor of Gary, subject to the decision of the republican and progressive primaries. R. O. JOIl.YSO.V.

WHAT BOOTS IT t "What do the taxpayers want? asks the New York Sun. What matters it what they want

Taxpayers usually get everything but

that which they want.

SEE by the papers that .ew York's new IO,noO.OOO court house is to be round. Got to travel far now to And Justice dispensed on the square.

READ that 6,398 sinners were converted in South Bend by Billy Sunday. Gracious! Who would have thought that South Bend was so badT

WAT Rood does Its $30,0ft0.000 heiress do Michigan City since the town has the least wealth per capita In the state?

"Bathing suits marked down to

8.9S." states art advertisement. Yes.

ut of them continue to be marked bove the knees.

A RETURNED traveler says that New York is a tonic. But some tonics leave a bad after-effect.

CHICAGO claims distinction of leading In weights and measures. Well, the Chicago girls are there on the weight and In the lead on the waist line measure.

FAITHFUL UNTO DEATH.

Fatally injured in the Stamford

railroad wreck, the first thought and,

as it proved, practically the last!

thought of Gregory Humes, a re

porter for the World, was of duty. Ia

a moment of agony that preceded unconsciousness he gave urgent direc

tions that the World should be notified at once by telephone of the accident; that "the story was a big one,"

but that he "would not be able to cover it." In the very presence of death in one of its most hideous forms he was faithful.

With sorrowful pride in devotion

so heroically displayed and with sym

pathetic appreciation of ths many other noble qualities possessed by Mr.

Humes, the World in payings a de

served tribute to him would also in a few words exalt the whole class of workers of which he was a fine

example. In no other walk of life do we find more truth, zeal, honor and courage than among newspaper reporters. They record history in the making. On their fidelity, judgment and energy the people of today and the generations that are to come depend for the records that must be imperishable.

The security you might sleep with,

according to Rothschild, was so very safe and conservative that It would

never give you a moment s uneasi

ness. That kind of a security, how

ever, would be in such great demand

that the income from it would be

very small. The sort of security you might have at your dinner table

would require some attention, but it

Would rewardl you with a larger in

terest yield. ;

It was once customary for rich

men In the United States to own a nice big block of government bonds

They would return about 4 per cent interest, but now with so many national banks bearing only 2 or 3 per cent interest arid selling above par

at that, they are no longer popular

even for "sweetening" a richman's

strong box. United States government bonds now command the highest premium of any major security in the world, or, put in an other way, I may say

they yield their owner a smaller return than the bonds of any other nation. Beyond all others they como under the Rothschild definition of the

investment one might sleep with most

comfortably. Philadelphia Ledger.

aid he thought death was due to i

affliction of the heart. Smith's rela

ives were notified. 1VKDI Gl EST IS POISONED. Several weeks ago Fred Kochan, Of

Laporte, following his return from a

wedding trip,, suddenly died. The

coroner's inquest developed ' that carbolic acid had been placed In pop which Kochan drank. Last night at another

wedding feast John Shew drank poison in liquor and investigation proved he had swallowed strychnine. The police are Investigating on the theory that a

wholesale plot exists to take life. A woman Is believed to figure in the

case. Several arrests will probably be

made.

CITIES ED OLD FX ED. Rochester and Peru, for years

enemies, so. far as Intense rivalry be

tween neighboring cities goes, are friends.

The beginning of the end of the feud

of years was th aid rendered by Rochester to this Miami County capital during the recent flood. And the ce-

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John Armstrong Chaloner writing poetry. John Armstrong Chaloner. member of ths wealthy Chaloner family of Now York, who has been declared crasy by the courts of the Empire ette and sane by the courts of VTririma, is trying to prove through hie attorneys to the New York eowti that he in sane. Hia lawyers Introduced in court book of poeme written by him. In one of his effusion. '"Three Flies," Chaloner speaka of the Uttle Insects that we nrat ia summer as leading "clean, wholesome livee, aa wholesome beings ahouhL

ed yesterday when, in the presence of thousands of ersldents of both cities, with hundreds from other neighboring places as witnesses, the hatchet was buried in the Court House yard at Rochester. CIGAR Ii'FTES START COSTLY BLAKE. Fire which destroyed the warehouse of the Hoosler Hoop Company at Marlon yesterday morning caused a loss of $3,000 on building and stock. There was no Insurance. The plant is owned by G. V. Ober of Kokomo and H. C. Mann of Huntington. Small boys smoking cigarettes in a shed adjoin

ing the plant are supposed to be re-

mentlng of the friendship was complet-sponslble for the fire.

JINK 19 IN" HISTORY. 1472 King Henry VI of England murdered M tha t.Ower. 1783 Battle of Mangalore (First Mysore War). 1793 The negroes and mulattoes Of Cape Francois began an Indiscriminate massacre of the whites. 186S Arkansas re-admitted over tho president's veto. 1886 United States senate ratifies treaties with Japan and Mexico. 1911 The president and Mrs Taft celebrated their silver wedding, receiving thousands of guests on tho White House lawn and world-wide congratulations.

CAN'T SAY BUT What has become of the pug dog with a pretzel-shaped tail and a mournful wheese that used to be the household -favorite? Indianapolis Star. We cannot say but all the sausage machinery hitherabouts is said to be busy as ever and anyway the Globe Station stink factory, to put it forcibly if not odorously, is working night and day.

TACT. It isn't necessary to quarrel with

another because of a difference or

opinion. Two Illinois farmers quarreled

about a division fence, and one killed the other. The County Surveyor

rws -r jaij "cry v

t j VJ Wr "schlosse5s ft. M fkV d "Oak Grove" on a butter package has come to Ah m be a eoiarantv of bier value. Thirtv vears of Butter- l Irf

could have established the line at a

Into the collection and writing of . small expense and all trouble would

have been avoided. Most men are susceptible to courteous treatment. Even a hog likes to

these chronicles of . busy days, sacrifices of health and life itself often enter. Inured to exhausting labor,

reckless of hours or comfort, working ' have its back rubbed, and often a

run mayor. Editor TIMES You may announce In your columns that I am a candidate for the nomination for mayor of tiary subject to tho decision of the republican and prostresttlvc primaries, and I ask the Support of my friends in thla way. CHARLES E. GREEN WALD.

FOR TREASURER. Editor TIMES i lleas announce to the people of Oary that I will bo a candidate for the

WHERE'S THE LOGIC.

The bull moose members of th

lower house of congress, in solemn

conference assembled, resolved to

stick to their ultimatum, there shall

be no amalgamation unless the republican party comes over "bag and baggage." We have hoard from progressive spellbinders and leaders that the republican party is rotten to the core, irretrievably allied with the special interests, sticking wth the determination of fate to the most corrupt leaders in the history of politics, utterry beyond redemption, and more to the same effect. Yet the progressives want this aggregation to come over into their camp "bag and baggage."

under incredible pressure and usually with "a singleness of purpose that is generally associated only with the battlefield, the true reporter has two mighty incentives, one being the pursuit of truth and the other the tri

umph of his newspaper-. Mr. Humes died on the Job with no thought that he was a hero, but many a towering shaft the whole

earth around commemorates loyalty

less notable and bravery less admirable. New York World.

TWO KINDS OF INVESTMENTS. Somebody asked a Rothschild about making an investment. .VThere are two kinds," said the scion of this renowned family, "one of which you can eat with and one you can sleep with."

little judicious taffy skillfully administered has a soothing effect. Kindness Is not Incompatible wth firmness. "A soft answer turneth away wrath"; and he oftenefit wins who persuades rather than drives. Tact and good nature combined with a jolly, manly front impress an opponent far more, usually, than

bluster or swily, peevish babyism. If you disagree with your associate, consider, first, if perhaps he may be right, or justice lie midway between. Then, if convinced you are right, present the case pleasantly And kindly, with frequent pats on the back of his self-conceit, and some concessions, if necessar-. A poor settlement beats a good lawsuit, and a friend retained is a

far better business asset than a stub

born enemy. . .

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