Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 27 June 1913 — Page 6

THE TIMES.

Friday, June 27, 1913.

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS T The Laks Cen a tr Frlatlac Hakims- CBHr The lk County Time, daily except Banday, "entered eond-clMa matter Jon 18. 108"; The Lake County Times, dally exoept Saturday and Sunflay, entered Fab. I. 1111; The Oaxy Evening- Time, dally except Sunday, entered Oct. S. llt: re-entry of publication at Gary. Ind., April 18. 11S; The Lake County Times, Saturday and weekly edition, entered Jan. SO, 1911 1 The Time, dally except Sunday, entered Jan. IS, 3 tit, at the poetefSce at Hammond, Indiana, all under the act of March t. 187.

Entered at the Poatofflcea, Hammond and Gary. led., aa aecond-elasa matter.

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republican In July.

and progressive primaries

W.P,TATTEKSOS.

FOR TREASURER.

Editor TIMES i .

Please announce to the people of

Gary that I will be a candidate for the nomination of dty treasurer, subject

to the dedMon of the republfcaa-jBro-

Kresstve primaries.

W. D. HUNTER.

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serves no eympamy wnen one uj.

them restores the wife's normal interest in life by benevolent attention

to her need of a caress. Jrand

Rapids Press.

Editor TIMESi

Please aanonace to the people of Gary that I will be a candidate for the nomination of city treasurer, subject to the decision of the nominating convention of the dttsens ticket July 12. WILLIAM FEDER.

FOR CLERK. Editor TIMES I

Yon sre suthorlaed to announce that I will be a candidate for city clerk.

abject to the decision of the Gary r publican and progressive primaries. 11. C. KUAN CIS.

FOR COUNCIL. Editor TIMES I

Please announce to the people of Gary that I am a candidate for the

nomination for alderman of the firat ward, subject to the republican and

cltiseas' primaries or conventions. THEODORE V. FREEBURV.

Editor TIMES t

Please announce to the people of Gsry that I will be a candidate for the

nomination ef alderman from the third

ward, subject to the decision of the

citizens party convention.

ARON KOI.LVS

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trvond.Jnd,

Stated meeting: Garfield Lodge, No, E69, F. and A. M., Friday, June 27, 8 p m. E. A. degree. Special meeting Sat

urday. June 28th, 2 p. m. and 7 p. m. Master Mason degree. Visitors wel

come. Refreshments. ' R. S. Galer, Sec, E. M. Shanklln, XV. M.

Hammond Chapter No. 117 R. A. M,

Regular stated meeting, July 9. Visit

ing companions welcome.

Hammond Commandery No. 41, K. T,

Special meeting June 30. Red Cross

Visiting sir knights welcome.

Political Announcements

Whiting. FOR MAYOR. Editor TIMES I I snnounce herewith that I am

candidate for the democratic nomina

tion for mayor of the city of Whiting,

object to the decision of the party

primaries. J. J. DOXEGAN

POi? for THE 1 EMpiDAY

A1NDOJVI Xl-illNQfiJ A IND FLINQS

STEAM DRIVEN AEROPLANE.

To fly across the Atlantic ocean in

thirty-one hours in the largest and

heaviest ship of the air ever constructed is the aim of a young

"rench law student of Chicago.

This machine is planned to havei

the widest pair of wings ever made,

constructed of aluminum steel. The

total weight of the monoplane will

be 5,000 pounds, and the raising

capacity of the wings will be, theor

etically, f.bout 16,000 pounds, suffi

cient to lift a crew of six men, with

their provisions and fuel supply.

The motive power is to be provided

by two lBO-horse power steam tur

bines weighing 250 pounds each, the

fuel for which will be condensed

coke.

Each engine will control two eight

foot propellers of the usual shape,

one pair in front and the other be

hind.

BULGARIANS have capured Zleovo And Ratzokovets from the

Servians. The Servians

Deserve to lose for

Trying to hold such

Places In this hot "Weather.

Hearing Husband Testify Against Her.

nounce a redaction in rate. Hereafter it's not going to cot so much in Altoona -for searching for and findbetter, Just as sure as time is passing a leak. The world is growing ing. There's a quickened conscience shown now and then to prove the conclusion.

SEE that practical jokers called out I READ that ex-race horse man in Chl-

a pulmotor to wedding festivities in cago has opened uti a public market.

Chicago. Maybe two years hence the This suggests a possible career for the bridegroom will wish that he had that Duke of Mineral Springs after July 3. pulmotor handy.

t -a liTi - . , The prisoner who is anxious to get

iPr I 7 "r''out and begin earning and paying i to revise the tariff downward than ; v..,. thtt a&nnn he u LLJr.

the lobbyists.

QUARTS OF BUGS."

'GETS 3

Headline.

Where? In a local hotel or in one of

the Forter county summer resorts?

back the $30,000 he stole and squan

J J 1 - A 1 A. . .

i uereu nas ai least as mucxi incentive ;as most men who fail to earn and

save $30,000.

A FIXTURE. See that the grand jury sittinj

down at Crown Point is reported to

have its eye on the recent Gary dem

ocratic primaries.

Gary couldn't get by with an elec

tion without the help of a grand Jury

if it tried to.

StXII IS LOVELY WOMAX. (Edna K. Wooley.) Home made gowns dowdy! Not much! Some of the best fashioned gowns parading our streets today were made at home though the fact is carefully concealed. We're such snobs and so afraid of other snobs that we'll lie like troopers to hide the fact that we honestly toil to save a few dollars.

"A GOOD and brave day's work, President Wilson!" Exchange. Has Woodrow been handing out some jobs?

CLAIMED that the Wilson adminis

tration has its firat scandal. Bah! Can't work up much scandal among a crowd of grape juice drinkers.

YES, THIS LOOKS AS IK IT HAD BEEN SET VP Dl'RIXG A STORM, (From The Times.) "Bad weather has a very baneful influence on human intellects. Be

fore a storm, when the air is charged

with electricity, prefessors in their laboratories are often inexact in their observation and out in their calcu observationsando shrdlu lations. Commercial houses find their employes' books full of mistakes la these circumstances."

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AN ANCIENT WHEEZE

Speaking of sunshades, Cleveland, Ohio, claims to have the champion

umbrella loser, on the authority of

the News of that city. "V. H. Boyd,

a member of the bar, is the title holder. Time after time he blossoms forth equipped with a highly ornate and exceedingly expensive umbrella

and by the time evening cames there

is nothing left but a disgusted look

One rainy day last week Boyd ap

peared at a down-town cafe for his

luncheon at sat at a tablo with

James A. Newklrk, County Commis

sioner Elrick and Martin Thumm

Boyd was desperately clutcning a

new umbrella

to me," he announced. "I borrowed

it and I don't intent to lose it

"Tie it to the table. leg," Thumm

suggested. "Get the waiter to hold

it for you,"Elrick volunteered. "Have

'em put it in the safe," Newkirk ad

vised. Boyd ignord them all. He

placed the umbrella on the floor and planted both feet firmly upon it, to

AN AKTISTSl ; IDEA. the hilarious delight, of hi3 friends

An interesting story comes from Then, when he finished his luncheon,

Boston. To prove that the people of he walked away and left it."

the twentieth century need not be

slaves to civilized convention, Jos

eph Knowles, a Boston painter of

outdoor life, plans to plunge into the

DIES FROM OPERATION." Head

line.

As long as some doctors will persist

in owning autos so long will the mania

for operations persist. Only, the vic

tims don't persist.

THE rXKXOWIXG. know aot where I a m i Beneath my feet a whirling sphere

And overhead (and yet below)

A eryatal rampart rutting sheer What do I kaowf know not what I dot

I wrought at that, I wrought at this,

The shuttle still perforce I throw)

But If aright or If nmlss

The web reveals not, held to view.

W hat do I: know f .

know aot what I thinki My thoughtsf As la a shaft of light

The dust motes wander to and fro.

And simmer golden In their flight J

Then either way In darkness sink.

What do I knowf

I know not who am It

If now I enter on the Scheme, Or revensnt from long ago. If but some World Soul's moment dream. Or, timeless. In Itself I lie, What do I knowf

VXDEHSTAXD thst the mayor of

New York Isn't going to run again.

Good example for a few mayors la this

neck of the woods to copy.

WOULD THAT LOCAL

PLUMBERS ALSO REFORMED. (Youngstown Vindicator.) Plumbers In the city of Altoona over In Pennsylvania have organized a co-operative company and now an-

GEORGE ADE says that Indianny Is thinking of the crops and the slit skirt. Yes, Indianny having won medals for prUa cows, sheep, and hogs undoubtedly likes to exhibit its premium calves.

SOME of these June brides won't be so full of romance during the July hot spell when they have to stand near the kitchen stove for two or three hours at a lick choking for their lords and masters.

IF half of what the newspapers say about June brides were true you would seldom be reading any divorce news.

ZTrJ. JessieAndepj'onSeapj'i

IN DEAR OLD PARIS. Customs and fashions of other

countries are always interesting to the women. If they can't go there

"This doesn't belong they enjoy reading about them. Dis

patches tell us that the summer season has set in Paris and that gay city is revelling in June sunshine, sit

ting around little tables anCt under shady trees in the capital itself and taking little trips to Armenonville,

the Pre Catelan and the Cascades, the smart rendezvou. One marvels at the

sartorial display the evening dresses

worn in daytime with an astonishing decollette extending to the back. But

a short time ago Paris found ridic

ulous the neck bare. Now it has gone

much further. The women have the appearance of wearing costumes for a ball. This effect is heightened by the singular, if picturesque, custom of whitening the hair. One wonders indeed, what next?

THESE ARE SAD SIGHTS. President Wilson "dolled up" in white duck last Saturday and went out to play golf at the aristocratic Chevychase course. And pla!n Tom Marshall and common Billy Bryan are wearing plug hats! These are certainly sad sights for us trusting rubes, and go to prove that not even the best of our champeens can withstand the lure of Washington high life- Fort Wayne News.

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

Hammond. FOR TKEASIRER, Editor TIMES i Yon are herewith authorised to announce that I will be a candidate for the office of city treasurer of the City of Hammond, Indiana, on the democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters of this city, and I herewith ask the support of my friends at the demo, cratic primary election. Signed, OTTO H. DIELKE.

FOR CLERK. Editor TIM ES I You are herewith authorised to ai

nouace that I will be a candidate for

the office of city elerk of the city of Hammond, Indiana, oa the democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters of this city, and I herewith aak the support of my frleads at the democratic primary election. Sleaed, WILLIAM KOLB.

WHAT'LL HAPPEN NOW?

"De razor am no weepia' its a toil-1 J

wilderness of Northern Maine next it impellment."

week,-without clothing, food, mat- The Supreme Court decision to that

ches, firearms or ammunition. effect has brought joy to the hearts

He promises to stay there until f negroes in the Calumet region who

October 1st, to subsist on fish, game, can not tote their trusty blades with-

berries and wild vegetables, and to put fear of incarceration. Especially

come out fully clothed. He will in Gary is their widespread joy.

live fifty or sixty mil.es away from "Whare's that razzor you good-fo

any settlement and will accent no nothin wench,' politely demanded

help from the outside world. Mr. Willum Johnsing of his , wife to

Knowles will make his own fire by day- "Whar" am dot razzor ob mine?"

friction; will built a log cabin from "What, dot old weepin yuh yust

material he finds in the wods, and carry aroun' afore the Sullivan

will make traps out of what he dis- law? What foh you want that razzor

covers in the practically unexplored niggar? Ef you do you done get ar-

northern part of the Pine Tree state, rested agin for shuah. Besides I done

Gary.

. CITY JIUGE, Editor TIMES) I deaire to announce that I shall be a candidate for judge of the city court ef Gary, subject to the republican and progressive primaries. JOHN W. WAKE.

It will need a good deal of friction

to keep him warm when the frost

nips old Maine.

FOR CITY Jl'DGB. Editor TIMES I I'lesse announce to the citizens that I will be a candidate for Judge of the city court of the city of Gary, and solicit their support at a primary election to be held by the republican and progressive parties. ALBERT C. Hl'BER, Gsry, lad.. June 6, 1813.

SUCH LORDS AS WE ARE.

If the charming June bride can go out into the kitchen and get three

square meals for her lord and mas

ter such weather as we have been

having, and not show a tendency to

lose her temper or feel the regret that she i3 not back home with ma, we've an idea that she is pretty well qualified to make the trip down life's highway. Huntington Herald.

FOR MAYOR. . Editor TIMESl You may announce that I am i

dldate for mayor of Gary, subject to the decision of the republican and progressive primaries. A. R. HOOVER.

FOR MAYOR. Editor TIMESl Yon may announce thst I am s candidate for the nomiaation for mayor of Gary, subject to the dedalon of the republican and progressive primsrles. R. O. JOHASOX.

. FOR MAYOR. Editor TIMESl

Yon msy announce In your columns

thst I am a candidate for the nomine

tion for mayor of Gary subject to the

decision of the republican and progressive prtmnries, and I aak the sup

port of my friends In this way. CHARLES E. GREEN WALD.

FOR MAYOR. Editor, TIMES Please announce that I am a candl

date for the nomination for mayor of Gary, subject to the decision of the

use dat razzor. My feet done hurted

me somefln drefful."

"Woman, you ain't a bin a-using

of dat raxznr on vn' fft hah vnn'

lou done took de aidge off a dat

when I alius 'pend on it in time of trubble? Woman, you suhtinly are a trial an' a tribbliztion to me. What am ah going to do now?" "You go 'way fool black man. You sho'lly looking fer trubble. Yo' pull

dat razzor on anybody and you get

pinched agin. Not by a Jugful.

'I won't Mandy. Dat razzor ain't no

weepin' no more. It am 'an impeliment, 'an impellment of de tollit.".

THE DOMESTIC KISS.

HE' A WONDER FOLKS. I Understand that Mayor Knotts has

When a wife goes three years been subpeonaed before the Lake

without a kiss from her husband she grand Jury. WTh ether the grand jur

is entitled to sue tor divorce. Taking grand jury. Whether the jur-

advantage of her privilege, a New ors will go into the recent Gary demYork woman who says that she has ocratic primary elections is more than been kissless at least so far as hub- an outsider can say.

by is conserned for this period of However, if the erand jurors do a

time, has started suit. little election Investigation the.v

A husband ought to kis3 his wifejought to learn some new surprising

whether he likes to or not. It is a things about Gary. They ought to duty. If there isn't any other thrill be convinced then what formidable

in sight the man can feel at least a political proposition his honor Is.

thrill of righteousnens that he is full- Any man in a party primary elec

filling a well understood obligation tion, opposed by three candidates,

of matrimony. Iwho can poll three times the vote of

Kisses are like bank checks they the leading presidential candidate;

don t mean much In themselves but and sret a greater vote than that cast

pass as currency for what is back of for the republican, bull moose, dem-

them. When a husband habitually jocratic, socialist, social labor, and

and with malice afore though fails to j prohibition tickets, deserves to be kiss his wife, it is safe to infer that given the admiration that a grand

the ' matrimonial treasury is bank-J jury can possibly give.

rupt. Knowing, as he must, that A mere ten minutes conversation

there are in this world various phil- with Mr. Knotts along these lines is anthropic gentlemen who believe in worth more to the poltical ombitious making good any such deficiency on than ten year's of study in the best

the part of careless husbands, he de-correspondence school in America.

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