Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 123, Hammond, Lake County, 10 November 1916 — Page 2

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RANCHES TJir:s ninKAi AT ST TI IMTL. LM.UAXAl'oLIS, Xov. 10. It has deeluded that the republicans will control .both bram-hes of the Indiana, lerlsiai'o tnis winter. At first it was tiu C.ht that the demoern ts would rc-t.-t; i i !i;t! ol of tlm senate because of tin- i. ;i:uber of uemoeriiib: hold-over . :i,imvj, but th'.s hope has faded out. it is now apparent that the rc-p:ii:i.-nnt will be in full ill arse. This u:;; mean that the speaker of t'ae house will be h republican, snd that the shient of the senate will be a re-:i,:;,-.tn, Ed car 1. Lush, lieutenant vernov-eleot. Th;! will l-e the first time f'.nce 1907 th.-t the republicans h.iv had full con-

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Prnf. Von Xoorden. the eminent scientist, advocates the use of whiskey in the treatment of seveie diabetic cases. The Rockfeiler Institute a!n" reports n vera! patients relieved of this dread a Intent through the use of whiskey. Kesults from what is known to the Medical "World as the Allen Treatment in this country comes reports that -whiskey helps relieve the body of ex"ss sugar and serves to keep the per-ci-nrage of sugar in the blood normal, thereby bringing- about a pronounced betterment in diabetic cases. The use of iniffy's Pure Malt Whiskey is of essential value in diabetes because it is an absolutely pure distillation of thoroughly malted grain, and is made for medicinal purposes only. Through its use as directed, the different functions invariably acquire a norma!, healthy a.nd harmonious condition. The successfnl use of Tmffy's Pure Malt Whiskey in the treatment of Diabetes lias been called to our attention by grateful users and we reprint below their sworn statements: "I have used Duffy's Pure Malt

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Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25c at all druggists. trol of the state government. Including the governor and both brandies of the legislature. ELECTION CHANGES THE PIE fContinued from Tag One) miserable show ins of the Gary liossci places the state organization under no obligations to them. Friends of Mayor Johnson thought he would set a fat state Job. but he can't now. The Hammond workers, who changed JtumrihMiil from the Wilson and Ada.r to the Hughes and Goodrich column wt!l dictate whatever patronage falU tills way.. The workers in the party at Gary demand new leadership. AS TO I'll 1HM.X I. M. MMtTOV. T:i no pait of the coit.-iy nor at Indianapolis is there a word of censure fir Republican County Chairman K. WHISKEY, SAYS SI Whiskey and recommended it highly to anyone afflicted by diabetes. It does me a great amount of good," Mrs. Tlierese Winterstein, 1S9 E. 100th St., New York City. '1 was taken to the home of a nurse almost in a dying state. She allowed me no medicine but Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey three times a day. Duffy' and brewer's yeast cured me of diabetes. Mrs. Minnie A. Dunbar, Palisade Park. X". J. "I am a trained nurse, retired, and have used and recommended Duffy's to everyone, for with the aid of it and yeast. Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey has cured Diabetes." Ellen Reid. 421 W. 33rd St.. New York City. If you are afflicted with Diabetes it may be to your advantage to give Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey a fair trial as did the grateful users whose words Of praise you have just read. Get a bottle of Duffy's today. Sold by most druggists, grocers or dealers, $1.00. If they can't supply you, write us. I'seful household booklet free. The Duffy Malt Whiskey Co., Rochester. X. Y. Adv. Van Camp's Fancy Sugar Corn, can, 12c; tf 6 for Ub Fancy Hea,d Rice, Op ? pounds mJKj Lima Beans, OjTp 3 pounds &.UU Split Peas, 3 pounds Shredded Wheat 2 packages 25 C Fresh Peanut Butter, 4 jj per pound I T"Lr Van Camp's No. 3 Fancy Tomatoes Kaiser Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 pkgs. . . Santa Clara Prunes, 3 lbs Pure Apple Jelly in mason jars English Walnuts, selected, lb 13c 25c 25c 23c 25c Libby's California Peaches in heavy syrup, 20 C s )MB - - -

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Miles Norton of Gary, nor of his able assistants Messrs. Riley, Roberts and Kowler. They realize that Miles Norton is a capable man. but that lie could do little after the mismanagement of the machine in control of ttury affairs. Some (,f the Clary republican leaders long ago got drunk with power. They showed it by breaks and doublecrossing men long in the party's service. Jealousy prompted the knifing- of Dr. Prank W. Smith, the man who put Mayor Tom Knott out of office. Dr. Smith was cheered by the steel gang until the election was over. Then little minds jealous of his possible inlluence with the new mayor set out to undo him. A series of similar acts of t rea c he r y foil o w e d. The people had been promised a "refoim" or at l-?ast a decent government, Conditions soon disturbed members of the Roman and Greek Catholic churches in the foreign quarter. Protests did little good. As a result the foreign clergy and their Hocks of st,-..l workers swore vengeance. They rebuked the machine on Tuesdav and many d-clare that, the suing against Hughes was not so much a matter of liuu or Wilson as it was a. protest against the machine' dictation and local misgoverifirient. The Gary machine kept up his ruthlessness. It got so insolent that the county board of review retaliated by soaking- the steel corporation with higher assessments. in the foreign quarter the people prompted their aldermen to go after the steel company's heat, light and water company. Throughout the county there was rebellion against the machine. The comeback open was to soak the steel trust. Tt got little .sympathy from newKpapei s and other public opinion agencies that had been betrayed or interf. red in public contracts with by the gangsters. nui Kiis com; homk to hcicist, Hut the chickens finally came home to roost and they did on Tuesday when Gary, considered the republican Gibraltar of Indiana, showed that it had been genes a led by a lot of windbags. That Gary still has several thousand republicans is not to be denied, but they simply rebelled and the chances are the steel workers will stay in rebellion until after city election. They desire to rebuke the machine and place a democratic mayor in the saddle many think. AS TO DK MOCK ATS. On the other hand the excellent showing made by the Gary democrats and the fall down of the liammor-d democracy probably will change things. Chairman Kinerty and his lieutenants point out that they have -done fine work in having an organization that bucked the republican party and the steel trust and practically wiped out a republican majority of 5,000. They will demand that Gary not Hammond dictate northern Indiana reaeral plums. How this will affect Ex-Mayor Lawrence Pecker of Hammond, now solicitor of the treasury at Washington at a salary of $5,ano a year, is not known. But the Gary democrats plan that if Hammond, now republican, can have several appointments and a $5.000 a year job in the present administration then Gary must have much more in Mr. Wilson's second administration. Whether any of the Gary lawyers will demand Mr. Pecker's piece of pie is not known. They would be willing, however, to let him have It if Gary is taken care of. HliORIitMZATItlV OF O. P. From many parts of the county there are demands that the clary republicans select a new leader, keep away from the trust dictation and above all avoid slag in county politics or else the inevitable will ensue. Reports from Indianapolis are to the effect that an official of the state-committee and a representative of Governor-elect Goodrich will come to Lak county soon to read the riot act.

The Quinine That Does Not Affect the Head Because of its tonic and laxative effect. Laxative Promo CJuinine can be taken by anyone without causing nervousness nor ringing in the bead. There is 'only one "Bromo Quinine." K. W. GROVE'S signature is on box. 23c. CALIFORNIA j SWINGS IN COLUMN ! FOR HIM (Continued from Page One.) that there were lean years ahead for all j three so far as federal patronage and' recognition by the administration is con- j cerned. It is generally believed that ! on Tammany Hall will fall the hardest Idow since from the dawn of election day. the president's friends had a hunch that the Wiisonites would knife Wilson. A tremendous city majority which Tammany had promised Wilson failed dismally to realize. Of scarcely less interest among politicians today than discussion o Hughes apparent defeat, though carrying NewYork, Indiana and Illinois, was what happened in California. It was agreed that Hughes must have suffered a tremendous cutting there, since Governor Hiram Johnson, senatorial nominee and idol of the progressives, ran nearly 300,Pastime Today FIVE ACT BLUE BIRD FEATURE j Featuring ! LOUISE LOVELY ' SATURDAY Five Act World Feature, Featuring ALK'F. I'KA I i in - Mil:. GILHF.O CAGE." srvnY THEOA B R A in a Five Act Kox Feature. 'TNOKR TWO FLAGS." J. T. ST A AIM Chiropodist 412 Hammond Eldg. Evenings Only VIOLIN and MANDOLIN L E S S O N S REASONABLE RATES. JOHN WILLHAMMER 661 Delaware St. Gary, Ind. ark L- . t U X . Pi U V JLiiiiC

The White Flour Pinch" have you felt it? With the advancing price of wheat "the five-cent loaf is doomed," say the bakers. In its place we have the six-cent loaf in many cities only the tencent loaf. A loaf of white flour bread is not a complete ration. However wholesome and pure, it does not supply all the proteids the human body needs. In Shredded Wheat Biscuit you have all the body-building nutriment in the whole wheat grain prepared in a digestible form. It is always the same price, always the same high quality. Eat it for breakfast with milk or cream or with fruits. Made at Niagara Falls, N. Y. 000 ahead of him. Apparently the progressives threw most of thier strength to Wilson, all of which recalled to the republicans today the direful predictions which were made at the time of Governor Hughes' campaign in California, due to the kidnaping of the nominee by a republican faction which sought to "freeze out" the progressives. Counting California' entire vote for Wilson, his total iu the electoral college, disregarding states in which there still remained a doubt as to the outcome, sppeared today to reach 169 three more than necessary. Hughes apepars to have 23 votes. Three states were still in doubt, Minnesota. New Mexico and New Hampshire, but their total electoral vote of 19 would not be sufficient to elect Hughes, unless the republican nominee gained more than out of California's vote on a split in that state. Moreover the vote from approximately one-half the state of New Mexico gave Wilson a lead pf more than 6,000. ASTHMA SUFFERER Write today, I will tell you, free of charge, of a simple home treatment for asthma which cured me after physicians and change of climate failed. I am so grateful for my present good health, after years of suffering, that J want every one to know of this wonderful treatment. Mrs. Nellie Evans. Box 553. R. 6. Des Moines. Iowa. REALTY MEN WILL VISIT THE CAPITAL fContinued From Page One. structed a five room house for her between daylight and darkness. The president of the Toledo board and several of the board members will attend the Kvansville convention. Thursday,

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November 15th, to show thl film. In the matter of entertainment for the visiting delegates, the Kvansville board is making extensive arrangements. One feature, will be - a trip through the Hercules Buggy & Gas Kngine Works on Thursday, November 15th. that evening a reception for the delegates and their wives will be given at the Crescent Club, on Friday afternoon there will be a boat trip down the Ohio to visit the new dam, known as the Boehne dam, and Friday night will be held the annus.l banquet at which Mr. Jas. Schermerhorn, editor' of the Detroit Times, will deliver his famous address, "The Soul of 9 City." An additional attraction to the convention will be the city planning exhibit which the Kvansville Chamber of Commerce hag secured for that city during the convention week. This Is the exhibit in charge of the American Civic Bureau of New York City, of which Mr. John A. Iathrop is director. All of the boards north of Indianapolis including Fort Wayne. Klkhart, South Bend. Michigan City, Hammond. Gary, Lafayette, Kokomo, Anderson. Marion and Muncie will send delegates converging at that city. Two special cars will carry forty members of the Ft. Wayne Real Estate Board and their wives. The Anderson board will have a special car and possibly the South Bend and Gary organizations.

COURSE OF LECTURES The community lecture course which has been arranged for the people of the west end of East Chicago will give FORMERLY THE BARTOLA. TODAY "THE THREE OF US" Featuring the Dainty Dramatic Star Mabel Taliaferro TOMORROW The Kleine-Edison Feature Picture "THE GREEN CLOAK" SATURDAY A. M. Children's Free Matinees 8 and 9:30. THREE PIECE ORCHESTRA Matinees 2 to 4. Evenings 6:45 to 11. PRICES 5c and 10c. 2:30-730-9:00 NIGHTS, 10, 20, 30c OF PLAY DAILY. OF QUALITYModern Shoe Repairing at Popular Prices. Boot Shop Hammond. and Women. - Fashioned to Fit Men's English or Hi-Toe Models, fine flexible leather, all sizes in stock $3.00 and $3.50 SPECIAL! of good plump leather, two full $2.45 WALK - OVER SHOES-

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START ON TIN PLATE DEPARTMENT The ThompsonStarrett Co. of Chicago, contractors to the steel corporation for the erection of Jl.Ooo.oOO worth of Gary dwellings for tin mill officials, has started to excavate for a fine apartment building that is to bo erected at the southwest corner of Fiftn avenue and Polk street. eLU

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SUNDAY HUNTINGLAW ENFORCED Deputy Game Warden Lllburn Titus of Gary, today said the Sunday game law is being enforced in hake county. He tells The Times tnree deputies will watch for those who violate the law by hunting on Sunday. Violators will be watched especially around Iake George and AVolf Lake at Hammond.

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