Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1913 — Page 2
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THE TIMES. Wednesday, Nov. 5, 1013. COMES ALL THE WAY FROM LONDON MASSACHUSETTS TO MAKE SOCIETY DEBUT IN CHICAGO. PICKS DEMOCRAT FOR GOVERNOR WHITING ROLLER SKATING RINK
fOMISO EVENTS. The member of the Sunohinr Club vtll be entertained by Mr. harlv I.otkmiB at her home In Sibley atreet 'ihnrnday afternoon, tarda will be the ralrrlalnmrnt for the aftrraooi. At hfr home la (ainmri arMir Mra. obn will be hoHteaa the members f the R. A. K. Club at a tnlnabla party Thnndir afternoon. Pedro will be played by the member of Srniag Circle .o. 3 of t. Mafsrcfa Hoapltal nho will meet Thuradny afternoon at the home of Mra. 1'ettr Anatgen In DouKloa afreet. Thursday afternoon the member of the Antetbyat Club wilt he entertained by Mra. tioehrinater at her home In h'nmt hlraao. It will be a thimble party and the gnrata vrlll devote the afternoon to their needle wrorfc. A brtdae party will be Riven at the Hammond Country Club Thursday evening:. Minn Yiayme taker vrlll have the mem her of the TV. I. Til T. Club aa her truest at a thimble party Friday evening at her home in William wrtct. MRS. STt0 A iiovrrcss. Mrs. J. K. Stinson entertained the members cf the Krthstafte Club very harminfrly at a thimble party yesterouy afternoon at her pretty new home in South Hohman street. The members .brought their needle work and spent the afternoon very enjoyably. A prettily appointed two course luncheon was served at four-thirty o'clock. The table was decorated very attractively with white and pink carnations. In two weeks the members of the elut will be gtuests at a party at which Sirs. Nicholas Emmerling will be hostess at her home In Ruth street. Mrs. Emrhefling will entertain at a thimble party.
.1 TIllttnLE PARTV. A very delightful meeting1 of the members of the E. R. T. Club took place yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ralph fierce in Michigan avenue. It was a thimble party and the g-uests spent the hours until four o'clock with their needle work after which they were served with a prettily appointed two course luncheon. Mrs. Tribolet was admitted Into the club as a new member. Mrs. William Meyers was named as the next hostess and she will entertain the members of the club at & thimble party at her home in East State street in two weeks on Tuesday afternoon, November 18th. ETEHTAIXS CLIB FR1EVDS. The young women of the J. V. G. Club were entertained very pleasantly by Miss Jessie. Rohde at her home in East State street last Monday evening. Miss Rohde was hostess at a thimble party and her guests spent a part of the evening with thei rneedle work. Music was also one of the features of the evening. A dainty luncheon was served at ten o'clock. Next Monday evening the club will meet with Miss Johnson at her home, 411 East State
street. The following members were present at the meeting last evening, 1 ihe Misses Jennie Johnson, Hester Thurston, Hulda Schretber, Anna and Emma Doehrlng and Jessie Rohds. PARENTS CLin MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Parents' Club of the Riverside school will be held at three o'clock Friday afternoon in the school hall. The program for the afternoon was arranged by Mra. Claude Campbell, Mrs. Johnson, Mrs, Brookover, Mrs. Merrill and Mrs. Ross. After the following program a socUl hour will be enjoyed: Address Rev. Frank O. Fraley Tiano Duet Hajtel Houser and Frances Campbell Vocal Solo Myrtle Stelnert Recitation Irene Merrill Selection .Room 3 Tiano Solo Myrtle Steinert POSTPONE MEETING. The meeting of the A. 1). Q. Club which was announced would be held last evening was postponed for two
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weeks. Miss Ethel Hoffman will be the next hostess and will entertain the members at her home In Summer Street Tuesday evening, November 18th. It will be a thimble party and the guests will devote th evening to their needle work. V UAKI'Ill S I,K. A sale of home bakery and candy will be held at the Dutising market in South Hohman street Saturday, November 8th. The sale will be given by the second division of the Ladles' Aid Society of the First Methodist church of which Airs. Julius lunsng Is chairman. There wll he a large aSortment of home bakery goods and the public is invited to attend. A MISSIONARY" MEETING. The members of the Woman's Home Missionary Society of the First Methodist church were entertained by Mrs. M. M. Tovrle at her home in Ogaen street yesterday afternoon at their regular monthly meeting. It was the annal Thank Offering meeting of tho society. There Were fifty or more ladies in attendance, among them a number from Whiting and East Chicago. Mrs. Rassett of Valparaiso gve a most entertaining and Instructive address on "The Home Supported by the Woman's Homo Missionary Societies in the Vnlted Ststes." She used a large map on which the homes were marked with red stars and gave many incidents concerning the different homes, many
of which she had visited. The ta:k was
greatly enjoyed. Following the talk
by Mrs. Hassett, Mrs. Louts Freeman Have' a vocal solo and Miss Mary Fraley
a reading. The Thank Offerings were then taken. During the social hour the hostesses, Mrs. Towle and Mrs. W.
Mayes Martin served delicious refreshments. A BRIDGE LUNCHEON.
One of the most delightful of the
season's parties was given yesterday
at the Hammond Country Club when
twenty-eight members of the club met for luncheon at one o'clock. Bridge whist was played progressively at several tables during the afternoon and high score was made by Mrs. W. D.
Fatten. If I'M AN K SOCIETY MEETING.
A very Interesting meeting of tha
Lake County Humane Society was held Monday evening at the Central school building:. The application of ten new members were presented to the society
and accepted. A vote of thanks was
extended to Uriah Dennison for the
beautiful little gavel which he made
and presented to the society. The Hu
man officer presented his report stating he had examined 113 horses In
different parts of the city and three
were condemned as unfit to live longer.
A case of cruelty to a child was In
vesti gated and the child returned to the proper authorities In Illinois. All members present were very enthusiastic over the outlook for the society
for the coming year. (Signed) REXA AMES, Secretary. A DELIOIITFiL MEETING.
i Mrs. John J. Claussen had as her guests at a thimble party last Monday
evening at her home in Carroll street
the young women of the N. N. Em
broidery Club. It was their regular
weekly meeting. After a few hour
spent pleasantly with needle work the guests were served with a dainty two
course luncheon. The Misses Fedder of
East State street will be the next host
esses and will entertain tne young women of the club on the evening of
November 11th. YVILIi MEET THURSDAY.
Mrs. Julius Tunsing will be hostess
at a thimble party Thursday afternoon at her home in Carroll street. Her guests for the afternoon will be the
members of the Colonial Club who wll
meet for their regular semi-monthly
meeting. W. C. T. U. MEETING.
Mrs. J. M. VanSickle will open her homo at 94 Plummer avenue Friday
afternoon for the regular meeting of
the V. C. T. V. . Important business
will come up for discussion and it Is desired that there is a large attendance
of the membership. A SOCIAL MEETING.
The monthly social meeting of the
IXorthaide Indies' Club will be held
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Iaurence in Sheffeld avenue.
The hostesses will be Mrs. Laurence
and Mrs. Zuver.
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gamate. 1904 Tokio reported that Japanese had captured Wantai Fort, one of "the keys to Russian defenses at Port Arthur. 1912 Presidential, Congressional and State elections were held tn the Vnited States. TOrt4VR BIRTHDAY HONORS.
Conresma(i Auajustus Peabody
Gardner of Massachusetts, nominee on the Republican ticket for Governor,
was born November S, K6S; graduated from Harvard college In 1886; was a member of the Massachusetts State Senate for two years; served during the Spanish-American war; was elected to the Fifty-fifth Congress to fill a va
cancy, after which he was elected to
each succeeding sespion.
3VO MEKTING THIS WEEK. There will be no meeting of the civic epartment of the Hammond Woman's
Club until Thursday evening. Novem
ber 13th when Mrs. Ralph Boss of Ma
son street will be hostess. Tha meet-
ng had to be postponed on account of
the regular session of the executive:
board. Mrs. Eugene Cooper will have
the program for the evening In charge.
SERVE OVSTEh Sl'PPER, The members of the third division of
the Ladies' Society of the First Methodist church will serve an Oyster Supper
Friday evening In the church social rooms In Russell street.
WHITAKER NOW KNOWS WHAT GARY ELECTION IS LIKE
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Lodge Assemblies
Last evenlg the members of Golden
Rule Council No. 1 D. of L. met in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street for their regular semi-monthly meeting. A large number of members were in attendance at the meeting and there were many visitors from out of town. There were at least thirty-five guests, among them several from Louisville, Ky., South Chicago and Logansport and
from Triumph Council No. 11 D. of L. i gives
of Hammond
during the social hour which was en
joyed following the regular business
session. The next meeting of the Council will be held in two weeks on Tuesday.
Sheriff Hen
brother, Bruce Whltaker, now know
what a Gary election is. More than once they faced police revolvers yesterday and on numerous occasions both were struck by sluggers. Chief Deputy Fred Frledley did service In the 1910 election in Gary and consequently was a veteran. At Sixteenth avenue and Broadway when the police tried to prevent the sheriff from getting away with prisoners Frledley and an officer faced drawn pistols and then twenty deputies and as many officers drew their guns. Bystanders got behind brick build
ings and under automobiles, but there
waa no shooting. Frledley was crack
ed over the head at this time. Later on when he drew a pistol In a mob at Sixteenth avenue and Jefferson street
it was wrenched from his hands by a
policeman.
SLATE MAKERS BUSY.
Patronage under the Johnson admin
titration in Gary will be distributed
among the Republicans and Progres-
Drincipallv and to the Indepen-
iv luncneon was serveil , dent Democrats irtin1v
A meeting of tho members of the
Germania Lodge of Rebekaha took
nlarp last vntnfr tn th T F i
Hall in East State street. It was the regular semi-monthly meeting and fol
lowing the business session a social
hour was enjoyed. Refreshments were.
served during the social hour. A number of members attended the meeting. Their next meeting will occur in two
weeks.
George Manlove, Republican city chairman In 1909, is being talked of for city attorney because of his good work thtn and because he was elected city
attorney by the council but prevented by Knotts from filling the position. The post of comptroller will be an import-
i ant one to be filled not only because
of the salary of $150 a month but be-
Mr. Heinti has been active In progressive and republican politics ever since he came to Gary. He stands 6 feet 1 inch In his stockings and weighs 240 pounds. In his early years he served In the Swedish army and spent three years in the United States cavalry, winning a medal for distinguished service in the Indian wars. He gets a pension from the government as
result of wounds received In the
Apache campaign.
Mr. Heintz la now general agent of
the Home Life Insurance company, with offices In the Revrtolda buildinjr
JOHNSON MEN TO
PARADE TONIGHT Plans are on f jot for a big jubilee
parade to be held by the Johnson men
In Gary tonight. At least 5,000 men
are expected to be in line. several hundred dollars will be expended In fire works.
TAXPAYERS TICKET
WINS II HOBART
J. M. Ballantyne for Trustee
Heads His Ticket Gary's Suburb.
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Special to The Times.)
iioDart, isov. 5. The taxpayer's ticket
was successful here yesterday. The big
srsi vote m tne history of the town was cast. 719 votes having gone to the
polls. The results of the election were
as follows:
-iaxpa7ra Ticket, W. C. Jahnke,
trustee, 4; James M. Ballantyne. trustee, 483; George Tabbart, cleric, 420; W,
it. McCIain. treasurer, 187; Fred Rose,
marshal, 511.
immrna timet: w. Kruse, trustee, 178; John Killigrew, clerk, 276; Bdward Halsted. treasurer, 270; James Gill.
marshall, 183.
itoostera Ticket: H. E. Keilman.
trustee, 206.
The Day in HISTORY
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Thursday afternon the members of
William II. Calkins W. R. C. No. 248
will hold a special meeting in the I.
O. O. F. hall In East State street. The
wofR of the Corps will be inspected at this meeting It Is desired that there is a large attendance of the membership at the meeting which will be called at two o'clock.
There will be a meeting of the mem
bers of Silver Light Hive L. O. T. m. this evening in the K. of P. Hall in South Hohman street.
' cause the comptroller succeeds to the mayoralty in case of vacancy In that
tnioe. Attorney w . f . iiouges nas been suggested for the comptrollership. George Xestorovich, Frank Zawadzki. and other democratic leaders will be taken car? of.. Attorney It. E. Houren, who has been a consistent anti-Knotts man, is talked of for a place in the safety board. Dr. Metcalf and Dr. Templin are mentioned for the board of health. City contractors like Bill Cain, A. F. Knotts and the illinols Improvement and Ballast crowd are slated for the ash heap although the latter company played a double game.
CITIZENS' TICKET WINSAT MILLER (Special to Thb Times.) Miller, lnd., Nov. 5. The citizens' ticket, which was made up of members of the present administration, followed the Aetna citizens' ticket and won by a clean sweep yesterday. Balloting waa as follows: Trustee, first ward William Olander, citizens' ticket, 118; George F. Peterson, people's ticket, 75. Trustee, second ward John Fredericksen, citizens' ticket. 126; A. Nelson, independent ticket, 44. Clerk Carl Olander, citizens' ticket. Treasurer Carl Olander, citizens' 135; H. Carlson, people's ticket, 46. ticket, 130; H. Carlson, people's ticket, 50. Marshal John Nelson, 139, citizens' ticket: no opposition.
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GOVERNOR PROMISES TROOPS; THEN BALKS Following his clash with the Gary police late yesterday afternoon Chief Deputy Sheriff Fred Frledley called up Governor Ralston on the long distance telephone and secured from him a promise to send troops at once. The appeal was seconded by a Gary business man. At 6 o'clock the governor rang up Mayor Knotts. who stated that there was- no need for the troops. However, the mere rumor that the troops were on the way restored quiet for a while and the sluggers began to Oee from the city in mortal teitor.
NOVEMBER B IX HISTORY.
Famous grace. "Non. Nobis Dom-
iiij, composed ny umi, first sung
on the anniversary of the gunpow der plot.
lU4 tloru was selling at Gibralter,
at 318 a barrel.
0 France rejects proposed armis
tlce because the revlci!aling of
Paris is not included in Prussia's
provisions.
4 The finding of large nuggets in
me cuuiu Airican gom nelds was
attracting many to Cape Town.
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QUICKLY STOPS
WORST BACKACHE
Makes Kidney, Bladder Dis
orders and Rheumatic Pains Vanish.
A Fitting Tribute. This is the inscription that was
painted on the Gary Bvening Post window;
"POST." Last night when the Knotts machine
defeat was known some wag passed by the Post building, saw the sign and added the word, "Mortem."
Today when the Post editors arrived
on the job they read tnis:
"POST MORTEM."
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Thomas H. Riley of Joliet, a national
figure in deep water ways questions.
former state representative and unsuccessful candidate for congress against
I. C. Copley at the last election. Is se
riously ill at his home from a sudden
attack of pneumonia. Mr. Riley recently returned from a trip through Europe and America studying water ways. His recovery is said to be
doubtful.
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HEINTZ MAY BE COMMISSIONER OP PUBLIC WORKS Pontus Heintz this morning was groomed for the position of commissioner of public works of Gary. At the same time many friends of Mr, Heintz started a boom to land him in the shoes of the chief of police.
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