Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 136, Hammond, Lake County, 24 November 1916 — Page 4

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THE TIMES NEWSPAPERS BY THE LAKE COUNTY PEIHTnfO & PUBLISHED COMPAET. Th T1m St Chicro-Indin Hrbor, dally except Sunday. InUred t lh poatofflca in East Chlcaga, Novambar IB, Uli. Tha Laka County Tlmea Dally ezcapt Saturday and Sunday. Entered at the poatofT'.co In Hammond. June IS. 106. Tha Ukn County Time Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at the poitofflc in Hammond, February 4, Vt r Gary Evening .Tlmea Dally aicapt Sunday. Entered at the poatoffloa tn Gary, April 11. 112. Ail under the act of March I. M7, aa woond-clm matter. - " . , 'SSSCSSSSS rtREIGX ADfEHTlSIXQ OfTICB. ll RetT BaUdlna: Cklcaa-o TELEPHOntS. L!a.-RjBond (prlrata exchansa) (Call for whatever department wanted.) ry O.TIce . Telephone 1S7 J.iau Thompson, East Chi cage. ................ ,.- ....Telephone 540-J ? L. Evans. East Chicago Telephone 737-J uiKtt Chicago, Turn Timxs ..............-.... 2r,2 ;r;d!na Harbor (Xwi Dealer) 303 :JIna Harbor (Reporter and Classified Ails) Telephone 4 Whiting Telephone SO-M Crotvn Point Telephone 63 Mpgewisch f. Telephone 13 LAEGEE PAID UP CIECTTLATTON THAN ANY TWO OTHES, NEWSPAPERS IN THE CAIU2T5T REGION. If you hare any trouble getting Tub Times make complaint Immediately to tke circulation department. Tmb Timbs will not be responsible for the return of any unsolicited manuscript arUclae or letters and will not notice anonoymoua commanioatiea hort algmed letters of general Interest printed at discretion.

"VELVET" FOR STEEL WORKERS. With its customary line of reasoning the Gary Tribune announces the litest JO per cent increase in wages by the steel corporation Will be "velvet" lor the employes and "a large part of it no doubt will go into savings bank,-; where no homes Is (the grammar is the Tribune's) being paid for." The reason why the steel corporation and other concerns raised wages is the high cost of Irving. In other words, the steel company is sincerely tryin.? to help its employes have a a;e that keeps up with soaring living costs. To qnote an Associated Press dispatch: "OrdinSrily the question of wages would not come up for consideration or decision at this time of the year," said Chairman" KIbert H. Gary, in making the announcement in Xew York, "but in ccmseienc of the abnormal conditions now existing it has been decided to increase the wajs rates of our iron and steel companies about iO per cent, to take effect Dec. 13. In other departments increases will be equitably proportioned." Chairman Gary declined to make further comment, but another official of the corporation said the action of the directors was taken "with due regard for the higher prices prevailing for necessaries in all parts of the country." Like in the othr communities of the steel corporation there have been three increases tn wages this year. The first one was for five per cent, but it was mad; nugatory by the greed of Gary landlords, who promptly raised rental?!. Even the steel corporation in many instances advanced rentals to sum equal to fhe wage increase. Later there was a second wage increase of ten per cnt, now comes the third advance. It is a hopeful sign that corporations consider the welfare of their employes (and avoid possibilities of unrest), but with the constant cheapening of the dollar it appears that a raise is no longer a raise but an effort to keep incomes from being too badly depleted.

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John E. McGARRY Jeweler Optometrist.

HAMMOND, WHITING AND EAST CHICAGO RAILWAY COMPAITY

TI2EE TABU. Hammond to 63rd street X'ark Avenue.

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This is a suit of soft lamb's wool fabric with wide bands of white lapin, which add considerably to its attractiveness. The hat is a small turban of silk plush with paradise trimminirs.

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TUB cost of livinar is even terrific in Switzerland, ililk has gone up to five cents a quart.

MOJlAT-i conditions at Burnham are improving. Only one murder there this week.

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The traction company and its union employes are in a ruir .-overly at Indianapolis. Both sides are generously using newspaper space to get their case to the public. In the old days the employers were the only ones to recognize the value of appealing to the public via the newspaper. Whn the railway brotherhood?

strike was imminent the employes learned that the newspaper wa. a srood '

medium to present their side to the people an'd they did. In the end it is the public that decides, so it is be?t for all concerned to see to it that the judge and Jury get the facts.

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Ht'H: New emperor of Austr not even 1n the editorial clafs, uses "1" instead Of "we,."

WHAT'S become of i clothier who used to giving turkey w ith l' t o t h s p u r e b a s e d .'

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Mft. HITCHES lias i-oiupiied evi-ry-thint; to Mr. Wilson and on Saturday when we set our pay we will concede everything- to the proper.

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MEDIAVEL LEGAL LANGUAGE. In order to prevent guilty persons escaping: on a technicality !frause- of faultily drawn indictments, the parliament of England has taken steps to simplify tbe perspiring verbosity that marks present lgal uphsp. A section of the ac, now in force reads: "Th statement of offence shall describe offeuce shortly, in ordinary language, avoiding as far as possible the u? of technical terms, and without necessarily stating all the essential details of the offence." A model example of. the new form of indictment i. ;t? follows: Statement of Offence: Murder. Partlcnlars of Offence: A. B.. on the day of , in the .-ouniy f , umrdered T. S. In speaking of the ctiacge, the Mew York Sun compares it with the fol

lowing charge of an indictment handed down by a Gotham grand j'iry a few!

; s ago: " and the said John R. Peck, the said arsenic so given and a-dnrioiB-rerod unto him by the said Arthur Warren Wake an aforesaid, Hd then and there take and swallow down into hjs body; ly reoon of and by means of which said taking and swallowing down Bftld arsenic into hia body as aforesaid, he, the said John K. Peck, tlien and tbere became and was mortally sick and distempered in hi fcody, and of tbe eaid mortal sickness and distemper from the elefentb. day of March In the year aforesaid until the twelfth day of March, tn the same year aforesaid, at the borough and county aforesaid, did languish and languishing did live, and on which said last mentioned day he, the said John E. Peck, at the borough and county aforesaid, of the aid mortal sickness and distemper did die.A literary diarrhoea is the best expression to describe present, legil form It is as useless and as silly as it reads, and it Is a wonder that a custom lnohing such intricate superfluousity has no long been tolerated. We Iot tbe custom about as much as the employment of such phrases as "Your petition humbly begs." etc., scrapings in words which some lawyers revel. I.awyr and litigant should show the utmost respect for the court, but why mark the pleas to tbe bench in fawning, groveling words that debase the majeaty of the law and Its administrator? Less debasing words and the broad ase for cumbersome legal documents are very much needed. It is because of the latter that so many of the guilty escape, that the law is so frequently made the matter of a joke.

NEW Austrian empt-ror is to bknown as ("h;iiicK VII T. About time for a man with the name of ("hurley to be sprlnRlng into prominent--.

-AUjOW tne to assure yon of my j goo.! wishes for years to comf ." wrote j President Wilson in :inscr to Mr. 1 Hushes' consrats Wadlyou mean j 1 ears to contf '.' Why nit for all etern-j ity? ,

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SINCE this country sfecms to set aloiis vet y well with a schoolmaster president we're in favor of pttttln.u Wira:irn Wirt of Clary, :n the white house In 1S2I. Any man who can sret

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FOOT SPECIALIST Bad feet seientificjillj treated. Foot ma?iRae. 525 Broadway Gary, Ind.

OF DOLLARS ARE SPENT

EARLY IN PENNY MACHINES

The attractiveness of the National Aluminum machines and the quality of our white ball gum combine to insure large sales of gum. Sales arc daily not occasional. . To increase the number of machines in operation we are offering our stock at par. Every dollar you invest is used to buy aluminum machines and gum. This without delay or waiting, so that the principal will begin producing earnings quickly. Your investigation invited. Local agents wanted, Cash investment required.

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