Hammond Times, Volume 3, Number 36, Hammond, Lake County, 4 October 1913 — Page 4
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THE TIMES. October 4, 1913
THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS
By The I.ak County Prlatlng Poo.
UahlBK Conpaaj.
The Lake County Times, dally except Funday. "entered as second-class mat
ter June, 28. 1906"; The Lake County Times, dally except Saturday and Sun
day, entered Feb. . 111; The Gary
Evening Times, dally except Sunday,
entered Oct. 6, 190; re-entry of publication at Gary. Ind.. April 13, 1913; The Lake County Times. Saturday and
weekly edition, entered Jan. 50. 1911;
The Times, dally except Sunday, entered Jan. 15, 1918. re-entry of publica
tion at Eafct Chicago, Ind., Sept. 25.
1913, all under the act of March 3.
1S79.
Entered at the Tostofnces. Ham
mond, Gary, and East Chicago, Ind., as
second-class matter.
roKBBGir AOVKRTifiira omen.
IS Reoto- Bull dinar - Ohleag
L-JnpTTT? r for 1 aIH JMplDAY
America that such an ex-president la possible."
WHO IS THE REAL POWER t Sam Ableman of Hammond saya he
is going to run for Mayor on an independent ticket.
That is Sam's proud perogatlve. We are told on highly esteemed
authority that Sam is going around town with his pockets jingling with
R1
ANDQM Tl-illNQS A IND HLIINCiS
GKAOATIOV.
Heaven Is not reached at a aloarle
bound.
Bat Tre build the ladder by which Tre
From the lowly earth to the vaulted gold pieces known In the olden days
ke. as nieces of eieht Ha la Rnid tn hnvA
made the remark that he can get 1,500 votes in East Hammond and is
i count this thiaic to be grandly truet very cocky and self-confident
LORD Northellfte says that the news
papers can stop war If they want to. But who Is going to stop the news
papers from warring- among themselves?
And we mount to Its mmlt round by j
round.
Th
a step toward
common
it a noble deed Is
od.
Llftlsiff the aoul from the
clod
To a purer air and a broader view.
W
We should like to know the source
of Sam's wealth. We should like to
know who the gentleman is behind the redoubtable and foxy Samuel.
We would like to know his renewed
interest in the Hammond campaign.
itBUOATiox omcES,
Building, Hammond.
In,
rlae by the thin- that are under
1 T l : i t -1 1 i i
By what we have mastered of Kood " c uianucuy remeuioer now money
and a-ia was poured Into the last democratic
By the pride deposed and the pasion municipal campaign at the last min
slain. t
Ana IIP vnnquiMira inn mni we nouny
Bammoad .fprlwaAa xctvanre)......Xll.
(Call lor department wa-ntsd.)
Gary Office Tot 117 Bast Chicago OS lea Tel. f 40-J
BKl.
Wine for the angel, but feet for men!
We may borrow the win ore to find the I
wayj
We may hope, and resolve, and aspire.
and prayi
But you can guess
can't you?
for yourself
GEOGRAPHICAL VIRTUE.
Muncie has two bull moose organs.
Indiana Harbor Tel. SI9-M; 15 But our feet must rise or we fall aa-alu. I One of them is whooping it up for
ti. tlOIlanU. I nnnniirHiinT.cl.ln 4 n l.ll. ..
edition of the same publication issued
partment of Agriculture, and Is a ttl luanuu 18 lamoasung a citizen 3
solemn warning to goat raisers and ticket. running partisan "boiler
invalid for whom a diet of goat's Plate and supporting a progressive
Waiting TeL M-M
Crown Point Tel. 61 UegewlM TaL IS
AdvarUat&c soMertors wUS at. of
Wtaa, (-.ven M apptlosvtloB.
U yw bin may trowole satMac Thm
Tlsnas notify tha nearest of floe leave H promptly remedied.
milk has been prescribed.
ticket.
Proofs have conclusively establish- ine oiaer, arter neipmg project a
ed. the scientists say. that the trans- Puu moose party ticket into tne neid
LAMCESR paid vr OTKOtrx-aTtO" knnwn in Muncie. is offering to trade off thiB
THAL AT I v, Hm, v . a -Malta." "mountain " Ucket, or remain "neutral" in the
WJkrtaitm us inn turunsi i .
slow typhoid," or by certain other r-11' campaign, m exenange ror cer
ANONTMOOa
be noticed, but otiiars -will fca
fritted as Uaoretton. and should, he 4draa a Tha BdttaeV Willi, Ham
Zad.
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wtn designations, is accomplished by the taln favors, while its parent paper at
milk of infected goats. Indianapolis, with the same business
Careful observation in Texas and and editorial management .Is carry-
New Mexico show that the disease has lnS on a partisan progressive cam
always mad its appearance among Paln and wildly denouncing those
people connected wtlh goat raising, associated with a citizens' movement Entire families have been taken sick for tne elimination of partisan poli-
with. it on goat ranches. The sick- tIcs from the cit? campaign
K.t.A ...tin, o.rn.irt ti No. neas appears usually after the kid- viaenuy civic rignteousness is
69. F. and a. M-, Friday, October 8rd, ding season, during the months of local l86ue wtn BOme People concludes
8 p. m., E. A. degree. October 4th, 1:30 1 rav nn, Tnnn the Munce Press.
ana p. m.. ia. aeeret. usuun
welcome. R. S. Oaler. Sec E. iL
Shanklln, W. M.
Observations have also shown that
Just over the border In Mexico goat herders are not nearly so liable to the
Hammond Chapter No. 117. R. A. M. I aisease. uonciusions nave Been drawn
Reg-ular stated meeting" Wednesday, that this la not due to any natural
October 8. Royal Arch degree will be immunity, but to the fact that the
..aJ'S, com! Mexicans always boil the milk before Hon. Tom-Tom Lawson. another
THE JUDGE AND THE JUNGLE
The Hon. Ben B. Lindsey, who
climbed to the cornice of Fame's proud temple on the same ladder with
panions invited to participate.
drinking It, while the Americans use
It raw.
pnuantnropist wnose modesty is as
great as his merit; the Hon. Ben B.
Hammond Council No. 90 R. and a M. The general opinion has prevailed ina8ey oi tne Juvenile tourt or Den-
Stated assembly, first Tuesday each that Unlted states is free fromver u defending himself against the
momn. neii eiass utu i, mt, w.
loniy occurrea tnrougn lmDortations.
1 - . lnfe . . .
moss -: ana as usual, he is defending
Hammond Commandsry No. 41, K. T. . ,M himself In th P!flBf Moor ba i
b i. A.inn. vinn, n.. u iua.iia lever lias existeo in lexas
lobar 6. work In Red Cross. Visiting and New Mexico for at least twenty- thrllllng the woman eutfcagisU of
Malta fever and that the disease has attacks made on him by the "Beast"
Jungle" and the "infamous
Elr Knights welcome.
Political Announcements
five years. The fever takes its name vvasnmgton; now ne is Derore tne from Great Britain's island in the Boston woman suffragists, rocking
Mediterranean, where the disease has Tremont Temple.
been exceedingly prevalent among
British soldiers and sailors.
Without regard to the Beast, the
Jungle, the infamous Boss or woman
suffrage, is it not more than a little
Ttn occurrence In trnnlcal and siih-
tropical localities has been noted in q?,e" th&t eJudeshlP of
NOTICE.
All political aotlcea of whatever i tare and from whatever party i
Strictly caaja. Notices of meetings, aneouncement of candidacies, etc., may
be inserted In these columns.
almost every country. A number of
cases havn been re nor ted nmnnc nur
soldiers who had Just returned from wIk. Judg6 LIndsey ctures
nlle Court of Denver seems to be held
mainly in absentia? Who does the
the Philippine Islands.
Whiting.
and laments and pleads in the East?
Last summer we asked Judge Lind
sey, against whom we have no pre
COST OF LIVING IN SCOTLAND. Judice and of whom we know little
A traveler recently returned from 8ave h'3 magazlne Z0T and hl3 fre"
ScoUand says the people there live llx l"c aal- " uc WUUiU mluu well but considerably cheaper than 8end,n& us a st of his absences from they do in this country. Mutton is Denver 8ince he became Judge of the
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HERE A WISE MAN.
Indiana man, who died the other day, insisted In living in an air tight house. Considering the tango, bull moose, ar.d slit
skirt germs In the air these days you can t blame him for taking- these precautions.
RADIUM! haa arone up to S:!.OOO,000 pound. If beef keena srolnar up the
way It doea It mlsht aa well have the price of radium aa far aa srettius; a bold of any of It Is concerned.
SEE that the czar says that that
Peoria editor, who has been named as
ambassador to his court, is acceptable. Perhaps the wily Russian vodka mak
ers want to get on the Inside of some
of the famous Peoria distillery secrets.
ADVANCE NEWS.
(From the Gary Tribune of October 2.)
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Couped of Fifteenth street and Taney Place report tha birth of a si pound baby g-irl, Saturday, October 27.
DAILY list of auto victims In the
Chicago newspapers now resembles the list of the wounded after a hot Balkan battle.
William flnaly got down to the 10-20-
30 cents level?
SOUTH BEND man died of fright when he learned that he had to undergo an operation. Probably not so much because of fear of the knife as dread of the surgeon's bill.
SKIRTS FOR MEN PARIS EDICT; IN HONOR OF GREEKS WHO SOMETIMES WEAR THEM.
IX a restaurant a single man can order anything that he wants and can send it back to the cook if it doesn't suit him. That's the difference between a married man and a bachelor.
NOT no much Interested now la political Morm algnals as we are la the ordinary storm doors.
IN the meantime what's become of
John Lind, Col. Mulhall, and Old Doc
Cook?
SEE that seats were marked down
to 15 cents at a Virginia ten show when Secretary Bryan lectured. Has
EASTERN woman is suing a rival for $1,000,000 for alienation of her husband's affections. Judging from the suits filed around here no Indiana woman thinks that her husband is worth more than $5,000.
SOME of these reformers who are
so eager to have clothes placed on
September Morn are probably the
same men who would balk at buying
$Z5 gowns for their wives.
EMINENT scientist says that the supply of beer is far below the demand. He is slow. Hennery Coldbottle, who is a close student of the law of supply and demand, observed this condition more than three years ago.
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UWE P&HHYIKSMIL W IB BR! 0 RJ ED I! M R! M (FROM THE TIMES' OWN INDIANAPOLIS BUREAU)
TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITA Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 4. More good news for the horde of Job hungry Hoosies Democratic Ts contained in the dispatches from Washington which tell about the plan to take the deputy United States marshals and the deputy revenue collectors out of the civil service ad put them Into the list of poltlcal appointments. Within the next few days It Is expected that the two Internal revenua collectors for Indiana will bs appointed at, Washington, and then the scramble for the subordinate Jobs will open up In earnest. . The revenue collector for each district has a large force under his direction, and under the new arrangement he will have the power to remove, any present deputies at will and appoit Democrats In their places. This will
mean that every Republican will have to get out to make room for Democrats. These are among the choicest little plums that can be shaken from the patronage tree, and there Is a horde of Democrats standing under tha tree holding their hats to catch the plums as they drop. The United States marshal does not have so many deputies, but what there are of them are good Jobs. In both of
DANCE Jv
&CZK- . f ftS I " Irv?u A 1
Paris f- oaf fm-gg.
Skirts for mea ia the latest diet from Paris. It ia the little pleated slrlrt sueh a worn by the moantaineern and peasants of Greece which the sjurtecial dictators are endeavoring1 to make the "eleg-ants" adopt as tribute to the ralor of the Greek soldiers daring the war. The plan of the tailors in't taking very veil as yet.
roa MAioa, Editor TIMES I I announce herewith that I
candidate for the demeevatle
tloa for mi subject to primaries.
popular, largely taking the place of
Juvenile Court. We have not recelv-
beef. Butter does not enter strongly ed any llst from blm- Psibly In the ordinary bill of fare bein re- of hIs frlends ,n Denver, justly eager
to, of the dty of Whitin,. served for the latter part of the meal to Bhow hls faithfulness o his Job,
the declaloa of tne narty
J. J. POrVKOAJI,
ana eaten witn oat meal cakes as a
sort of dessert.
Oat meal In many forms and all
very palatable helps to keep down the high cost of living In Scotland and
will oblige us, especially as our only purpose is to vindicate an Illustrious
public character and a pillar of re
form. New York Sun.
STREET PARADES,
There was a big political parade they are quoting the saying across the the other night In Gary ad even since water that it Is our "cost of living
certain Gary paper have been calling high" rather than the high cost of
CHANGING EUROPE'S MAP. Queen Wllhelmina of Holland
each other thieves and liars because living which makes the money fly favors Plan toT the reclamation of
of their counts of the men in line. lover here. Toungstown Telegram
Mayor Knotts has his campaign opening tonight and the same thing will
no doubt last for another week or GOOD OLD BILL TAFT.
two.
The Brooklyn Eagle makes the fol-
Why quarrel about a political pa- lowing comment, which is based on
raae anyway? What difference does Mr. Taffs recent visit to Washing
11 mane wnetner a party nas 2,000 or ton: O AAA mnn M II O TT - . I
,vvv iu everyone wun "William Howard Taft, of New a scintilla of brains knows that pa- Haven, registers at the New Willard
mauuuieu. ii 13 oniy a in Washington, strolls over to the question of how great an effort is white house, has a little chat with made to get out marchers. What president Wilson and. being near by, percentage of a parade marches vol- runs in to see Secretary of the Treasuntarily? A small part. The organ!- ury McAdoo and plead earnestly for a eation gets busy and drums up the marble postofflce building in New mi i - i ...
l,uwu" iuei8 is pieaiy oi liquid Haven. Reporters remind him of the
nourisnment, cigars, etc., all for the effort in congress to take from
the Zuyder Zee, thus increasing the
area of Europe. The Zuyder Zee was
originally a lake, and the scheme is
to make it so again by constructing a
great dyke across the entrance to the Zuyder Zee and then build three other dykes around the coast of the Zee, one running nearly dicertly north ad south and one closing the
western part of the Zee: another
from near the southern end of the first to a point well up on the eastern
shore, while a third one will stretch
northwest in the direction of the dike built across the entrance. This
scheme will not touch the centre of
the Zee, which will thus return to Its
former condition of a lake.
If the Dutch Chambers sanction it
Kappa key and is master of several
languages. He says he "lays away" $200 a month selling peanuts, which is $20 a month better than his salary teaching.
Well, why not the shift? It's a
business age.
The professor can use his accumu
lated knowledge to serve better peanuts, popcorn and "hot dogs" than any one else brands of sustenance that would even command indorse
ment from Dr. Wiley, the apostle of things pure to eat, and then again a good article plus a little printer's Ink means fortune.
Think It over. The professor is on
the right road.
him
asking. There is that circus element his trusteeshin in tha Uncoln memn-
about a parade which attracts hu- rial matter and he says jocularly: -It the work wI11 be carr,ed on by mens
manlty.
was bad enough when they took the
of a public loan in the Netherlands.
We will wager the price of one or presidency away from me. but this
i ... i- - -
iwo papers tnat some of the men in hurts a little." He adds that the tonight's parade will have marched story that he has lost 80 pounds,
in me Jonnson parade last Saturday, within the past few months is a libel.
lie has lost only 60 pounds.
PROFESSOR OF PEANUTS
Notice that Professor A. E. Munier,
formerly of the faculty of Lake For
'As late as last March three rin vs est College, has abandoned his peda
BEWARE OF THE GOAT. Df it William Howard Taft was eogical pursuits or a more remuner
Because this screed BDeaks of President himself. Now he he is a lative position behind the counter of
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'goats" and "kidding" it must not be college professor. He has been al- a moving peanut stand.
regarded lightly. It ha3 nothing to ways the same sort of a good loser. I His one horse van, loaded with
do with the golf goats at the Ham-1 He is willing to let the people have I peanuts, popcorn, hot dog sandwiches
mond Country Club but it is given Itheir way and find out for them-land Ice cream cones. Is seen dally on
to the waiting public by serious-1 selves if their way is a wrong one. I the campus at Northwestern Univer
minded scientists of the Bureau of Bitterness and soreness are absent I si ty.
Animal Industry, United States De-lfrom his make-up. It Is the glory of I Professor Munier wears a Phi Beta
these offices, however, tha filling: of the places with Democrats will have the effect of building up a very fine Democratic machine in the state, or at least of aiding the present machine In strengthening- itself, as the case may be. When Isaac R. Strouse, of RockviHe, becomes collector of Internal revenue for Indianapolis district, it is expected
that he will appoint deputies who
will not lean heavily toward the pres
ent Democratic organisation,, however, " for he is not a machine man. He has always been a strong Marshall man .and a Kern man, and ha haa Joined Marshall and Kern whenever they have fought the machine in politics. ' His appointment will not be exactly to the liking of the machine, because the
machine will not be likely to control
the appointments which he will have to make. j
i On the other hand. If Peter J. Kruy-
re, of South Bend, Is appolned collec
tor for the Terre Haute district, he
may be relied on to make appointments
of deputies to suit the machine, for he . is a part of the Democratic state ma
chine himself. He is the 13th district
member of the Democratic state committee, j If Charles A. Edwards, of Huntington, should happen to be appointed collector for the Indianapolis distract it is hard to tell Just what kind of appointments he would make, but the fact that Huntington county Democracy always has leaned toward the organization leads to the belief that appointments which he might make would not be at all unsatisfactory to the machine. j Mark Storen. of Soottshurg, seems to have the call on the United States marshalshlp. when the time comes to make the appointment, and he can be relied on to "do the right thing" by the organization. j
warmed in damp weather replaces the usual glass disk in new high power static electrical machine of French invention. The municipality of Glasgow wll hold an exhibition of electrical appliances in October and November in line with its endeavor to make the city clean and bright.
Mechanism consisting of a series of Jointed strips has ben Invented In Germany for raising or lowering ventilators by manipulating -a single lever. The known coal areas of tha United States cover 310,000 square miles and there are 180,000 square miles believed to be underlaid with marketable coat
HEALTH COMMANDMENTS.
Tenement house committee of the
Brooklyn bureau of charities, has Is
sued on a little card, printed in old English type, these ten command
ments:
1. Thou shalt honor thy neigh
borhood and keep it clean.
2. Remember thy cleaning day
and keep 5t wholly.
3. Thou Bhalt take care of thy
rubbish heap, else thy neighbor will
bear witness against thee.
4. Thou shalt keep in order thy
alley, thy back yard, thy hall and
thy stairway.
6. Thou shalt not let the wicked
fly breed. 6. Thou shalt not kill thy neigh
bor by Ignoring fire menaces or by
poisoning the air with rubbish and
garbage.
7. Thou shalt not keep thy windows closed day and night. 8. Thou shalt covet all the air and sunshine thou canst obtain. 9. Because of the love thou bearest thy children thou shalt provide clean homes for them. 10. Thou shalt not steal thy children's right to health and happiness.
The Ginger Jar
DO YOir KNOW THAT To give photographers powerful
light which will not cast shadows an ' Englishman has mounted an arc lamp , with a shield in front, but with a re- j (lector behind it that diffuses the rays, j Contrary to popular belief, forest j fires seldom travel more than two or three miles an hour. Even in extreme . cases it is questionable whether they j
burn at a rate ot more tnan six to ten miles an hour. A pocket knife in which the blade is locked shut by a steel ball in the handle until the knife is held In one certain position Is the invention of a New York man. Driven by a peroleum motor, a field wireless outfit with a twenty-five mile radius than can be carried on a horse Is being tried out by the English army. The hours, halves and quarters are spoken by an English clock which has a phonograph with a very durable record as a part of Its mechanism.
f it t.SM A
Electric means
ctottbled
More than 20,000 books and pamphlets on electrical subjects recently were added to the library of the Massachusetts Bureau of Technology. Uncle Sam's forest rangers require that permanent camp sites within the forest shall be kept in sanitary condition. The ubiquitous tin can must be burled, and waste paper burned when a camp Is left.
An ebonite cyclinder which can be
brilliciiicc i al no cost NORTHERN INDIANA GAS & ELECTRIC CO.
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