Hammond Times, Volume 8, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 5 November 1913 — Page 5

Wednesday, Nor. 5, 1913.

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UISANCE

Canopy signs extending over lloh-

man street sidewolks in downtown Hammond are found objectionable by business men who have started a move

ment to bring about their removal. Censure is directed towards the De

luxe theatre and Hotel Majestic can

opy signs in that they obstruct a ped

estrian's view of Hohman street's new

ornamental lights. Unless the contin

uous effect be unbroken it is claimed that the lights will not be a success.

Framchlne Expire.

Kast State street has a uniform effect," said one business man, "and Hohman street must have the same. There is "a pole at Russel street which obtrudes and it should come down. Though the Majestic and Deluxe have had permission for the signs they now constitute a nuisance and the city can order them down." The llluminous Lamps are placed unusually high so that the average sidewalk sign is not obstructive. Only the hotel and theatre canopies exten1 tie full width of the sidewalk. If they can be made less broad it Is possible that all will be well. Business men desire that the view from the Four Corners or the Broken

Corners be unbroken and the 'String of lights visible all the way.

otic air with variations.

Tooted AIl-Mght Iconic. After Costa CunlcofT, the. Morton

avenue baker, who swung th doubtful

sixth for Smaller, had been held aloft on the shoulders of Pete Lyons and

cheered to the echo, our modest heroJoseph W&ssey, was beyond all hope of recall. When everybody else had retired for the night he sat on the front r.orch of his Kast Side abode and played

the "Star Spangled Banner" to the ris

ing sun. Some Russians in the house

next door mistook it for the Cossack

call and being ex-soldiers arose. They

retired latter having administered Jus

tice.

This morning Joseph went to work

at the Singer machine office delerlous

with joy. He started out with his de

livery wagon and day dreamed himself

into trouble. The horse ran away, hit

a telegraph pole and dumped Joseph

out on his head.

When they picked up the enthusiastic

Smalley worker he was singing the Star Spangled Banner with feeling.

DADDY S CLUB IS STARTED

NEBRASKA PUTS

O. K. ON NEGRO Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 6. The contro

versy with Kansas over the playing of Clinton Itoss, the Nebraska negro guard, in the Nebraska-Kansas game November 15 is closed so far as Ne

braska is concerned. Today a special meeting of the athletic board was held.

at which a resolution was passed per

mitting Ross to play. The action was taken in accordance with an ultimatum by Chancellor Avery last week in which the official refused to permit the color line to be drawn.

If you are a Judge of quality try a La Vendor cigar. Adv.

A 'Daddy's Club" is being formed in West Hammond. In it are "governor's," pa'a, pa-pa's, pah-pah's, and the "old man," m all stages of servitude. The constitution

and by-laws contains the odium that under no circumstances can a father get the best of a large family. There

fore th society will make no attempt at reformation. F1rt Meeting Other .tight. The other evening the "Daddy's Club" met for the first time to chat, smoke and have a good laugh at the women. They wanted it known that they were "putting one over" on the women. Arthur Deaver, superintendent of schools, was the most gleeful of the gang. Those fellows giggled like girls and were having a great time when all of a sudden their wives came marching in with coffee and a lunch they had prepared in another part of the school building. And so it appears that the West Hammond "Daddy's Club" is only to be an auxiliary of the Mother's Club. They might have known better. No man's wife is gulTible.

Attendance Over 900. Inquiries have been made concerning the relation of the night school to the public school system. The night school is a part of the public school and therefore an institution without tuition. Wilson H. Henderson is in charge of it under the direction of Superintendent C. M. McDaniels. Though the attendance at 'night school is over 900 it is thought that some are kept away, believing that a tuition is charged.

Will Build Residence. Meyers and Cockran will build a S4, 000 residence in 134 Highland street.

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Has Lucky Escape. While riding a motorcycle on State street yesterday, Henry Harder, 211 Waltham street, luckily escaped being seriously Injured when he was struck by an automobile driven by R. McClay. Harder was turning around when he collided with McClay's car and was

thrown heavily to the pavement. Out- !

side of a few bruises Harder escaped uninjured, causing a slight damage to the motorcycle.

Auto Collides. An automobile driven by Albert Andre 202 Fayette street, collided with an auto truck on Truman avenue yesterday afternoon, resulting in the front of the machine being badly damaged. Both machines were going west on Truman avenue and when the truck came to an abrupt stop Andre was unable to stop the machine.

WASSEY BLOWS THE TUBA WELL

Jos. Wassey played the tuba In the 1 . i it . 1 1 . . , I ( . i - rnc rn n a nt ff Tact nijrht

He danced on a table at the democratic

headquarers, tramped the streets triumphantly and rode in a seat on honor.

next to tne -doss or tne sixtn.

All told the East Hammond band

played "The Star Spangled Banner" 4S

times, once for each state. Then they repeated the chorus on thirteen occasions in honor of the original thirteen states. After this brilliant start they continued to interpret the patrl-

FRAIL, WEAKLY CHILD

Made Strong by Vinol. So many cases like this are coming to our attention for the benefit of fathers and mothers of weak, sickly, ailing children in this vicinity we publish the following letter: Mrs. jr. P. Weatherford. Litchfield, 111., says: "We have had an Invalid child

for the past nine years and until we

began using Vinol, we sometimes thought there was little hope for him. He would have terrible coughing spells at night, and they would leave him so

exhausted. We tried everything, but to

no avail. At last some one suggested

that we try Vinol, and we noticed a

change in him from the very first. The coughing- spells ceased and he gained

in strength right along. We would not be without it and would advise parents who have frail and weakly children to try Vinol."

This iai because the child needed the strengthening cod liver elements and the tonic Iron that Vinol contains. No oil, delicious taste. Children love it. We give back your money if Vinol

does not benefit. L Harry Weis, Drug

gist, Hammond, Ind. P. S. For rough, scaly skin, try our Paxo Salve. We guarantee It. Adv.

New Indiana Mayors.

Aadrrma Mellette, D. Boonevllle .J. H. Tkorahury, R. Crown Point K. A. Kreat. C. ('ravTfnrdvrllle W. C. Murphy. D. Delphi Smith, D. Rvannvllle B. Botw, D. Eaat Chicago W. P. Callahan, C. Fort WSTie W. J. Hoaey, D. Omry R. O. Johnson. C. Greeatle ...1.. Cooper, D. Goshen S. V. Spohn, D. Hammond John D. Smalley, D. LiOtranaport F. B. Gnthrle, D. Iadianapolln. J. E. Bell, D. Lafayette .....Thomas Baner, C. La port e Davla H. MeGllI, R. Madlnoa J. K. Croaler, R. Marion J. O. Batchelor, P.

Mlahawaka R. W. Gaylor, I.

Mnncle U. M. Bases, D.

Michigan City M. T. Kraeger, C. Pern W. A. Hammond, C. Richmond Will J. Rohblna, P. Rockport Rlmated. I. Sooth Bend..... F. A. Keller, C. Terre Haute D. M. Roberts, D. Valparaiso... ....P. L, Stmton, C. Vinccnnea ...... .V. Green. IX Wabana Jamea tVIIaon, D.

Attends Funeral. Omer C. Trout, 430 Truman avenue, engineer at the Morris packing plant in Chicago, is today attending the fu

neral of Edward Morris, the millionaire.

Funeral Services. Funeral services over Mrs. William Branson, 830 Beall avenue, were held from the family residence at 2 o'clock. The remains were then taken to her former home at Tolleston. where Interment was made in the family lot at the Tolleston cemetery.

THREE DAYS COMMENCING TOMORROW MATINEE ROSE STAHL'S GREATEST COMEDY SUCCESS OF THE CENTURY DRAMA IN THREE ACTS Exactly Like the Original Production Secure Seats Now Three Shows Daily Same Rock Bottom Prices

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isfaction to me to know that my efforts for clean government did not fall on altogether deaf ears. The multitude has listened and many were converted. There has been a tremendous awakening. Airing the dark closets and shaking the musty skeletons will have some good results In the future. I am not sorry for anything I said or did knowingly. Although defeated I do not regret that I ran. I am perfectly satisfied to have helped a good cause along on its way to ultimate victory. I have not had time to analyse the vote and suggest reasons. 1 will do this, if possible, in tomorrow's Issue.

At the present time "I ain't mad at nobody." Tours sincerely, PETER CRUMPACKER.

If you smoke a La Vendor ones you rill always call for them. Adv.

KARL GREINER Homeopathic Physician Surgeon and Accouchuer CITIZENS' BANK BUILDING 2 4 p. m-, 7 8 p. m. Phone 1640 Residence Phone 148S HAMMOND. INDIANA

ANOTHER SCHOOL GROUND INJURY Derrill Reed, son of the J. Wesley Reeds of Ridge road, fell from a playground apparatus at Wallace school in Conkeyville yesterday and sustained a fracture of the wrist. It was set at St. Margaret's hospital. The boy suffered intensely.

La Vendor cigars are pronounced exceptionally good by all smokers. Adv.

ItSHmiRR mis TUBS XTSfKS.

CRUMPACKER'S AFTER-STATEMENT

I want to cordially thank all my friends for their unselfish support in the campaign just closed. It seems, from the returns, that we were defeated for the office, but I want to say that we are not defeated in spirit. It in a matter of great sat-

AT ONCE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN. HEAD GOLDS AND CATARRH VANISH

Breathe Freely! Clean Stnffed-an, Inflammed jSose and Head and Stops Catarhal Discharge. Cnrcn Dull Headache.

Try "Ely's Cream Balm." Get a small bottle anyway, just to try It Apply a little In the nostrils and instantly your clogged nose and stopped-up air passages of the bead will open; you will breathe freely; dullness and headache disappear. By morning! the catarrh, cold-ln-head or catarrhal sore throat will be gone. End such misery now! Get the small bottle of "Ely's Cream Balm" at any drug store. This sweet, fragrant balm

dissolves by the heat of the nostrils, penetrates and heals the inflamed swollen membrane which lines tu nose, bead and throat; clears the air passages; stops nasty discharges and a feeling of cleansing, soothing rellel comes Immediately. Don't lay awake tonight struggling for breath, with, head stuffed; nostriii closed, hawking and blowing. Catarrh or a cold, with, its running nose, toa'. mucous dropping: Into the throat, an3 raw dryness Is distressing; but trulj needless. Put your faith just once In "Ely't Cream Balm" and your cold or catarrh

I will surely disappear. Adv.

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Runture Is a condition from which

we may all hope to escape. Hut once we are so afflicted, we are all forced

to make the best of it. Some cases

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percentage of cases, the wearing of a

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Added to a well-fitted truss, there

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skin and rectal diseases. When in

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Fancy Dressed Young Spring Chickens lSc We dress all our own Poultry and this assures you that you will have fine fresh goods at all times. Uncle Sam puts his stamp on all meats sold at the Independent Market Company

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