Hammond Times, Volume 5, Number 55, Hammond, Lake County, 27 January 1917 — Page 4
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THE TIMES. January- 27. 1917
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The TimesEast Ch i cmgo-rndta r.a Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entared it the poto.Tlce in Kat Chicago, November 1, 1313, Tho LaUe County Times Dally except Saturday and Son Jay. Kntered at te postoffloe i:i Hammond, June 2S, R'lH. The Lake County Times Saturday and weekly edition. Entered at the l.'h' oiTk-o In Hammond, February 4, 1911. Th Gary Kver.'iriK Times Daily except Sunday. Entered at the postoffico In Gary. April 13. 3 S1 il All under the act of March 3, 1ST5, as second-class mattT.
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POLlITICAXi I r'ul"1' , Hr'1 l':'!'y In the basement room
ANNOUNCEMENTS ! : rvpiiinK. Jan. ::t . They extend an inj citation to the public. f?(")T? 117 A "yf)T? i Mrs John Gaff reported serionsly
To the Voters of Gary:
At the urgent solicitation of a large
: number of Gary citizens who believe j jthat Gary's greatest need for the f u-j
i lure Is a clean, honest ami energetic ; business administration. 1 hereby anj noum e t'.iat I will I.e. a and!. late for ' the republican n.:n i nut i o i for mayor ! of Gary, at the primaries to be held in 1 March, litl',", or at a later date as may
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TEI.EIMIOSKS. Hammond (private exchange) (Call for whatever department wanted.) 1 v OTi.e X.'.'suu Thompson. Kaai Chicajto V" I. Rvurs, R.i?t Chicago i: ci.i -ago. tmr ttmi:?--1 iiana Hat b.r i News Oecler) ? i Harbor (Ke-porter and Classified A l?i i'.jv.u Point , I i - 'p. e wl S ch
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Mist Kdith AVi.scliman visited with her sister Roulse at Raporte. several ia s this week. An Invitation from Mrs. Davis Waul;,
j author of "1 ut dern n e." to the Woman's Reading- lull for live of its rncm- ; hers to attend a private exhibition at l the Colonic! theatre, Chieasro. was aejccpteil and the following members at-
be le.iKnat:d l.y the legislature. . t ailed l-ll-U : ..ies. tames White, ncr-l-?.-tf JOHN PR FN NAN", j fyK"'. Karren and Poerson. Fred Ham ami went to Chicago yes- ! terday to drive out a new Paiee tour-
1 il.sire to announce to the voters or Gary tbtit 1 am a candidate for the re-
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!n:r car. llarlov Martin t. Ii u Ark-.
publican nomination for mayor of the,si,t1 ;nl;s ;al.v ytrlI
e:t, at; i lie coming city primary, ana iisli the support of all ropuUui voters who believe that the people of Gary are entitle 1 to an administration of, for and by the p"0,i!e of Gary. 1-fi-tf FT: A N K W. SMITH.
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Kramer and daughter Clara. iK" isitors Friday.
LARGER PAID UP CIRCULATION THAN ANY TWO OTHER NEWSPAPERS IN THE CALUMET REGION.
If you have any trouble getting This Times make complaint immediately ! trie circulation department. The Times will not lie responsible for the return-of any unsolicited man1, f "ript articles or letters and will not notice c.nonoymous communication Short signed letters of general Interest printed at discretion.
F.ditor Times: You arc authorized to ai.'ourpe that I am a. candidate for the republican , nomination for mayor of the city of Gary, subject, to the will of the republican voter of the city as expressed at the city primaries to be he'd on March 'i. ll'W, and I ask tile support of all republican oters who ate in favor of vjood covernmon ? WII.RIAM F. UOOGKS.
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The funeral of Mrs. 1.. Mantouffrl uas lieid Friday afternoon from the G.-rman Lutheran church here, tiie burial being at Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. 1!. S. Hupp is visiting witn her fa t IfT. ' '. I'. I led:.
!r. and Mrs. .J.mies Mumhl! spent
in Chicago.
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Kditor T'.mks: Kinoiy ai:nou.:-e that 1 candidate at the March pri the republican nomination
will be a maries for for mayor
The Time to Save Your Hair is Now
GOINGI GOING ! 8 GONEIII
AN ASTONISHING BILL.
i of the c it y of G.i ry. 1 was t looted t hreo I truft that my ad
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Mrs. Agnes .Sell of Indiana boulevard, who is ill with typhoid fever, is doinqr as well as can be expected. Mrs.'Kichard Fehrman and Mrs. Geo. Flack were ruonts of Miss Ma Rolir of Fast Side, yesterday. Miss Clara I'lau of Myrtle avenue, was a Hammond visitor last oveninEr. Mr. and Mrs. William Ktrgers of Indiana boulevard, entertained a few relatives and friends at their home Wed-iu-;'.lay evening; in honor of the for
mer's birthday anniversary. I-ovctta. t:;e little daughter of : and Mrs. Fugene Uelsen, is quite si
lMwai'd Jewett of Indiana boulevard, was t'-ndeied h very pleasant surprise party bv a l.-rtu- number of relatives and friends, Friday evening; in celebration of his birthday anniversary. William Tlahn of Fast Side, transacted business here yestcrdav. Services for tomorrow at the Fvannelical church are as follows:: Punday school at H a. m . ; morninar services ;tt 11. In the evening union-services will be held at the I'onttreKat ional church
in AVhitln;-".
George Holsworth of Cearl street, is 011 the sick list.
j Mrs. .1. C. Masters. n and daughter j were called to l.iourbou, I11J , by the ill- ! 10 ss of her parents. , Jolm Juiier of Indiana boulevard, I transacted business in Hammond, on (Thursday. ( J. YV Ititt and A. c. Hitt attended
'the funeral of their mother at. j Ohio. Thursday.
with the Indiana State Dairy and Indiana State Holstein Fres-ian association. There is to be an election of two new directors of the Milk Producers' association from Lake county. Good speakers will be present. You are not only Invited, but requested to be present. Among the Hammond visit o s Friday were Mr. and Mrs. Adam Adb-r and Mrs. Peter Stark and brother, Anthony Kiassen. Herman Claus of 1 be ' 1 'r.i r.c." who will hold public sale Feb. 1. broke his.
lear by unloading log at .the wick sawmill, on Thursday. H friends are sorry to loam of )
t une.
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Height of Gladness. "Whoa the stomach is full Ilio heart is ;;lad ; when the heart is full lln xoiil Is glad, and when the soul is full tho whole man is glad.
A DAGGER IN THE BACK
Everybody Is Invited
to to
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cxaiiime our
have t lie various
'oints" exj) aincd, To learn how they ean he skimpetl. and tf ask prices without in-urinu; auv ohliiration to Inn-.
JOHN E. McGARRY JEWELER OPTOMETRIST
if
ail tho legislation affpctine tho nrp nnu- .i, ,.
goes through, editors and publishers will have little to do
at- u:uns ui irueiiii oinctais. and the "free jq-ess," win
main institutions this republic was established to conserve
or mockery, says the Louisvlll
A bill
settinsr tin a
-assed the senate in the interest.
u Washington
t'-xcept. to oxociiu.'
(11 was one of tho
will, be a Term
e Courier-Journal.
government censorship of advert isins has already
of those people who think the rwMOi ;
hy law of what a man shall drink is the one function of government which subordinates all else, while another hill, orsinally passed by the house last summer, and with material amendments just reported favorably to the senate, is now on the calendar of that body. ' The latter measure is known as the Owens corrupt practices act, and in addition to prescribing the exact amounts which political parties and' candidates for office may spend and how they may spend it, it proposes to establish a federal control of the press unheard of in any but autocracies which suffer the existence of the press only as their tool and not as the mouthPiece of popular expression. Xote these astonishing provisions in the Owenhill: "During any campaign no newspaper or other periodical shall j.uhlish any letter or communication on any political subject, composed i,v any person not an officer, editor or employe of such newspaper or other periodical, unless the real name of The author thereof be appended thereto and nnhiuhod -;,i,
such communication. j -Any newspaper, magazine, periodical, bulletin, or other publication in ! which during a campaign shall be printed any information, specific or general t concerning any bet or wager or the sale of pools on any such election, shall j ! , nonmailable shall b eexcluded from the mails by the postmaster-general ! but this shall not he construed to prohibit the publication of information re- '
uarding the violation of the law, or of legal proceedings on account of such violations. "Xo publisher of any newspaper or other periodical shall insert, either in the advertising columns of such newspaper or other periodical, or elsewhere therein, any matter paid for or to he paid for, directly or indirectly, which is intended or tends to influence directly or indirectly, any voting at any such election, or primaries, ttnless at the head of said matter is printed in twelve-point taps the word 'Paid Advertisement,' and unless there is also statement at the head of said matter of the name of the candidae or poliica! committee in whose behalf the matter is inserted, and unless also the price paid or contracted to be paid for such advertisement is stated at the head of said matter. "Xo such publisher shall charge for political advertising in excess of his i'.-ual and customary charges for commercial advertising. If such publisher shall accept any political advertisement he shall thereupon be hound tn accept and publish upon equally favorable terms The political advertisements of a!) candidates and political committees, provided the advertisements tendered 'are not libelous, scurrilous, or indecent."
offi, the
e nsra. voters.
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0 support of 1-2 1,li iHNSuN.
Gary Keen: Pleas- ii dale for H,
nu T; ic.es: iuoiii.cc that I nomination !"
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to be hi 1-2 4-
...ratic ticket at t: Id in Gary, March '. HAUVF.Y J
in a cariii: ma;- or 01 c prima-ie 1M7.-A.lv ( CUTIS.
CITY TREASURER
1 I'd it or Times:" I Please announce to the people of j C'iry that I will be a candidate for the
republic:).: nomination of city treasurer, subject to the decision of the primaries. My slogan will be that if nominate. i and eie- t.d 1 will be in my
j of five during the entire working hours, ; letting no o'ltsidj hus.ness interfere j with my public dut ies. i HARRY ST P. INC. FELLOW.
j Fditor Times: phase announce to thej t voters r.f (tare I will be a candidate for'
NEWBUO'S I3ERPICIDE is the one remedy on your drufrgist'a shelves which may always be deponded upon. Instad of complaining to your friends a.rd miurning over vour loss of hair, call upon your local timnrist and purchase a bottle of NEVBRO'S HERBICIDE. It is the first and original germ remedy for dandrtift, stop3 itching and checks falling hair. You can save the hair you have much easier than you can jrrow new. The time to save your hair is now. The rcmedv for doing it is NEWBRO'S HERPICIDE. Applications may be obtained at the best barber shops and hair dressing parlors. It is guaranteed by The Merpicide Co. Sold everywhere.
ST. JOHN
All farmer" of the surrounding coun-
jtry are reques-tod to attend the Milk
Producers' rally under the auspices of
the Ml'.k Producers' association, which
will b- held in The assembly room of j the court house at Crown Point on Wcilnc-lay. .Ian. SI. at 1 o'clock sharp.
This meeting will he he'd in connection I
: be ii' uuinat ion. Democratic tck (.n March 6.
f City Treasurer on the! ', ttbject to the primaries! i JO IX H. I'.FRKK. !
j To the Voters of Gary: j T hereby announce myself a candi-
'date for the office ,,f Treasurer the; jCity of Gnry. subject to tho decision of ; ! the republican primaries to be held !
March the 6th. 1017. and 1 pledge myself if nominated and elected to Rive; the City of Gary an efficient administrn- '
tion. so far s the affairs of the afore-;
Isr-id office arc concerned. ;
HOY IX DAVIS. Fditor: Please announce to the voter? of Gary that I am n candidate for nrmimtion on the republican ticket for Treasurer of the City of Gary, subject to the will of the voters as expressed at the primaries to lie held March fith. 1017. If elected I will keep the office open during regular business hours and give it my personal attention. GF.ORGE H. MANLOVli.
Qlean clothes and home your problem. D u with an Eden Electric Washer or Cleaner. ' jyjoney, clothes and time saved. t your service all the time. Qall or write C. D. Macy, K'Sd0, Ave. O, South Chicago, 111. your laundry and cleaning problem solved. Phone So. Chgo. 15161.
l.llltOr I.AKt 11J1M. i I desire you to announce to the voters'
that I will lie a candidate tori
of Gary that I will be a
In -addition there is among-other provisions one making it unlawful for ! ,ne democratic nomination for the r.rn. e
of City Treasurer, subject to the decision of the primiraes of March fith. I'.t 17. If nominated Bi.d elected I wiil be in the office myself as I have no other business to hinder me. FRANK RORMAXN. .
any person to "withdraw or threaten to withdraw his patronage r advertising" from a publication "for the purpose of influencing its attitude on political questions," the penalty for the violation of any of these provisions being a fine of not more than $10,000 and imprisonment not more ihan two years. It would be unbelieveable that such a proposal to throole the press could he seriously made In congress if congress had not already proved that in the matter or our old-time respect for personal liberty it knows no longer the old moorings to which from the foundation of our institutions we have so tenaciously held. There is no objection to making it unlawful f0 publish an advertisement except, as an advertisment the better class of publications follow that rule now but to make It a crime for a published to exercise any 'discriminative control over his advertising columns; for editors to edit without taking their orders from Washington: for a subscriber to stop his paper on tho ground that he does not like its. political policy; for a candidate or a party to spend more than a perscribed amount, in giving publicity to the claims on which the support of the voters is sought, is a preposterous, an outrageous proposition which could emanate only from minds diseased with the halluciation that those who happen, for the time, to constitute the governmon are everything and the individual is nothing.
Editor Timf.s: Please announce to the oters of Gary I -wii". be a candidate for the nomination on the republican ticket for treasurer of the city of Gary, subject to the decision of the republican primaries to be held March fith. 1!'17. I pledge myself If nominated, and do. -ted to devote rny entire time and ability to the dis harge of the duties of the office. F. R. TiANKi .
For City Clerk. i: liter Times: Please make an annouiu ement to the people of Gary that I am a candidate
for the nomination for city olerl-
Garv. subject to the dec'sion of til
pu bli a 11 pr i ma r ies. Pa iRJCF SYZMANSKT.
BACK TO THE LAND. Let it be repated again, if any city folks are convinced that the fanner is making too large a profit, there is nothing whatever to prevent a lew thousand of them from going ' back to the land." If the ronipainant has not the money to buy an improved farm, let him take a homestead on 1'ncle Ham's vacant areas. If he has not. the money necessary to do this, let him become a tenant. If even this does not seem practicable let him go into The country as a farm hand. If this does not appeal to him, let him quit complaining of the profits the farmer is making.
Kdlto Pie.
For Council. Tiitns:
'ie.isi- a iir.1.11 '1 to the people of ry that I am a candidate for the ninritlon of conn- il man-a t-la rge. qubt to the dooi'CoU of the republi-an ma l ies. PHTEK PISARSKf.
A SURE REMEDY. If Secretary Lansing is genuinely disturbed by the vei l.al yi o echni.-s of Ambassador Gerard, he might cable in the language once employed by the irite Senator Quay in counselling a candidate for governor in Pennsylvania. Tie laconic senator wired: "Dear Beaver Don't talk."
HOBART
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Wanat.ih visito
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', yesterday. j John I'lark and wife 1-ft Friday jmorniiiu for Fort Wavn.- and ihiiilir.gj ton where tliev will v is.t friends and ! relatives for about a month.
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1 Wholesalers of 1
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I J display room and assortment ot nxtures m jviortnern t , ii 1 Indiana, J P Phone 710.
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! . ..a. tilt; vvuiriui: ?1 Ole.oi , ut'li run ,f,fiet up in the morning to piart the
LtJays work "Oh! how mv back aches. J GuRD MRDAI, Ilaarlctti "ii Capsules
taken today esses the tm liache of 10tnoriow tfjkeri every day ends tho backache for all time. Don't delay. V. hat's the use of suffering? Begin titKing GLD MK.DAR Haarlem Oil I Capsules today and ltn reln-ywd tomor- 1 row. Take three or four every day and j be permanently free from wrenching. J distressing back pain. Hut be sure to
i MEDAR Haarlem -)!l has been the Xa- i itlonal Remedy of Holland the Govern- !
Michael De Shinko of Pearl street, is i Jient of the Netherlands having grant- i . . . . .. . e .- t.i .1- ,t on i, r ti cTre r.f r it- a special charter authorizing its I , ver.v .si K and un.L r tic care or 1J-- Preparation and sale. The housewife! A Bewspnper tor peopte wko are Kohr. ff Holland would alrnont as soon be I tlll on enrtli tliaf vrhat THE llrs. ll.irrv G"ldin of Mvrtle ave-' without bread as she would be without timFS ,.ue. had the misfortune to fall on t - I col nUM?rRrt"P--' as, shp u,a!":1' j I OB.11S (j )i.i. ULDAL iiaariem Oil Cap- 1 i i'-y sidewalk, injuring; liers.e.f qune , This is the one reason whv von I badly. .fwill and the women and children of Hoi- 1
.Mrs. c. G. Ituell was the guest of lan l rohst. ... . ,. . OORD MEDAR are the pure, original frienus ai .-or.th t. rucaRo yest. rdav. i Haarlem Oil Capsules Imported d.i-pct Mrs. Rdson r.Iooie of rtohert avenue, t from the laboratories In Haarlem. Hol-
frlends at a luncheon i i',ATt,u Df' S!"rc to '' "; - L
honor of her birthday anniversary. I box. Sold by reliab!'druggjst in sesl-
icrnoon. I''1 pacnayea at 2uC, 60c and Jl.fO
Slack of Pear! street, is on , T ".u"'? "L ' f' P
11 others are imltationa. Adv.
enterta ined
Friday n Geor.
the sick list.
PHONE 3130 DR. A. L. HICKMAN Dentist Suite C, Rtraube Building S. Iiohman St. Ilammot l
American Trust &
Savinss Bs
Hammond, Indiana
Chri
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Announcement
Kverv one wants Christina? spending monev, ovcrv-
onc should ha vo it. AVo have therefore adopted a simple, safe and satisfactory savings plan for every man, woman and child in this community we are therefore pleased to announce the opening of our ucav 1917 Christmas Savings Club WHAT THE CLUB IS It is a simple plan whereby you can deposit a small amount each week for the next ;")() weeks in this strong bank and' thus accumulate a substantial amount for your next year's Christmas spending money. HOW IT WORKS Simply stop in the bank tomorrow and we will issue you a membership card in one or more clubs, eacli card allowing you to make f0 equal deposits (same amount each week) for GO weeks. On December IGth, 1017. the bank will mail you a check for tho full amount plus '.V' interest. WHO CAN JOIN Everyone is eligible, men. women and children, old and young alike. No membership fee, no expense, no inconvenience, no "red tape." Open an account for yourself, for the children, for your friends. You don't have to come to the bank in person, anyone can deposit for you. Decide the Amount You Cm Save Each Week JOIN ONE OR MORE CLUBS TOMORROW $2.00 Club will in 50 weeks amount to. .$100.00 $1.00 Club will in 50 weeks amount to . . 50.00 $ .50 Club will in 50 weeks amount to . . 25.C0
.25 Club will in 50 weeks amount to . . 12.50 On December 15th, 1917, this bank will mail you a check for the full amount Plus 3 percent Interest
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