Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 239, Hammond, Lake County, 22 March 1917 — Page 6

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TIMES BUREAU, AT STATE CAPITAL. IXiiiANAInUS, D P. nio.T-it-1 tliri ti(r':-nt th

stnt" nre dptie.cr I irk of party orfrant-th-'y find in thrir party. ?nl many rf Mem ro ox pr essoins fenr Ui'-,t th-1 los-Ii-r-f vHh wh:.'h th party, !,.(,!, ai t!--i-. :i-k ti, s party may re-! in t. tai is t.--r. Wth-nif nt nil is' l:'T-'l ft" ; i i h! n, that r.-mblfS aj l'!!r'y ( rcmr'ti iu in In-iifln, M'hilf on h oth-r h i n i the K-'tuhHns r ' n hi r inhi c- their orfrnnizntlon rlrht up i to i'. f i'I S'::'!'"icy pi'ii dome politic! j frk til! tb. t'Pi.?. j r. of th" thinn hat i rnusln? ' tl-i rm .inicing ri'minora's is the vipnrous n aimt'r in which the KTubli. ans are; r- 'ik-'u- : hi'1 f.:-r the vol. s f Iniilina vo:n.n find the ntlr lack of interest tht if be ire 1;--pinyptl by t he Verne ora'p. In fact, th I. -mo, -rats not as if thy fh t.'it care whether any womrn vo'c tin' r.-r;.-'--nti, th U-t fr ,-. As 1 fir as rn bo lcarnc) the Democrats have taken no steps of any kind to 1!ti t;p the women for ti e democratic ticket. Almost immediate! y after 1 .to woman .-.i?"r;e law wns t - -1 . t - I circular ie' -i.r were sent o it Iroin the Ilepublioan s'ato iiea 1,u ir ' r: congratulating tho women of Inl!ini on the fact that they had won thi richt to vote and imitine t'-.A women to affiliate with the KepubTienn party. An nrnept and cordial Invitation vn extended to the women to tk- th! stop and they were assured that :-. wi.'i'd reeo'.vo n hearty welrcm in the Republican party. The result hfs been a grrfrnl expresp'.on of Interest m politics by the women of the state and scores of letters havo nrrlvcd nt the Republican state. h.i!quartPrs from women ? hronpbout th stnte sta'Snsr that thy propose to join the Republican party and work for that ticket. And during all of this time tho Democrats are lymsr Idle. doing: noihlnK whatever to 'and the woman I IN

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Gary Superior Court. New cases hive 1 n filed as follows in I,ake superior court Ro. ni 3, public library auditorrum, Onry : l'J.'S Suit on note: John Kescric (Hodges and Ridgely) vs Bartol &ikicli. 1357 For support; Rosa I.uko (Th'el end Thiol) vs Henry Luke, et al. 1SJ5S R" . plvin: James Motor Co. (Ader & Ader) vs K. rapputbanastn. NEW CASES FILED Tn the I.,8ke fuiperior court. Cases Tiled March 20. 1557S Rm. 2 Foroel. chat, mtg.; Provident Loan Company vs. George Hochsteln ir,n:9 Rm. I rersonal !n.!.: William Subotich illcllahnn and t'onroy) ?. New York Central Railroad company. l.'Sil Rm. 2 On leas: Charley Albrt (JMIahnn and C'onroy) vs. John Iargura. (Describes store at 1th and Wash St., Gary, lad., owned by deft ) l'l'lt Rm. 1 Damage to property; Fred Granger and Ciies A. Warnr, pn-partnTS doing business under the Sinn name and style of the Granger Wiiitak-r Company ( R . TI , D. and Reed) vs tho Hammond. Whiting and Hast Chicago Railroad Company. 1S!2 Km. 2 Forecl. chat, mtg-; Provident J.n;i n Comp.mv. a corporation ( K. . Sproat) vs James O. Hayes. 15PSS Rm. 1 ,cct ; Habe! Armbrustfr & Lar?- Co. W. '.. Roe) vs Bukzentch Brot h' r. lfi-;Hst ( f J-ha-ira I.orlr; Frieda. Ali'.tiorn, admr; decedent died Feb. IS, 10:i5: tiled Marr-h .",th. 1!:U Tt. ;m.w X. Pbapkaroff: V;,sit X. Shapkaroff. admr. Filed "t u ; ' V.i. K'17; de.-edent di-d Feb. 2 1. 1317. Gdn. Xo. 4iej Abram Pfwel and Helen fttoweM; fiiled March 11. R17; Starr Sftow el!, t'dn. Cases Tiled March 21. ISf.t Rm. F-recl. R. 17. M'g.; Charh-s 'How it- Oh ed- and Ivoyce) i'-. John K-'t.sUas. l"?-.r, Ric. 1 f.t. t ad'-pt; In the matter of fetiM.-n of Fdgar T'arl

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, CHICAGO PRIMARY EXPENSES

Member? of the election board and others Inung id's agair..'-t the hoatd of el o-:i,,n commissioners in charge of j the rnmary e'cciiop in F;c-t Clii'igo will bo j'.reif'o.-j t.y kne w that in !!! proba'dl' v d , fft reisers of opinion will he se'iU.r today and warrants drawn v (thin a day or two providing- lor payn: (I all :-er e'es. Th-- h.i;,-. were approved by the commissioners ninl turned over to the ot.lce of ContuTo-r 1 arks on Tuesday, the l.-.th, and have jn.-e been held, according to AH, Parks, pending the O. K. of Mfiyef Callahan. Tho -con-roll- r said this morning that while he Iwlieved that the nvcrag-i cv pense per precirmt was too high, yet it was iii to The mayor to approve them; that th exi-n-'e in this city averaged more per pr t Inct That fn Hammond or Gary. "lork R:"hards explained that this was easily accounted for by th" fact that there w. ro no contests on in Hammond rmd that in Gary the second ih"ive op! ''on was practically eliminated. This p'ac. .i more work on the boards :n East Ohh ngo than in the other cities in que ;'-, ). Mayer Cillahan takes the position that the allowance of inspectors hills for prrcinct expenses is entirely up to the elee'mn commissioners and that the hills will bo paid as passed upon by that liodv." Inasmuch as nil of the bills lire been regular! v ullowcd by this hoard, i eort.s ih.C it is ion- up to ( ha.; i ihito- porks to draw- the wa rrants and satisfy t'o' bovs v.ho are clamoring for seme recognition of their service. citizen who knew whereof he spoke rwnarked on the street yester

vo'o of tho state. It i.s pointed out by tnntiv persons that this is directly in line with wha' ! might 1)0 expected from the Democratic politicians who have been in th front of the Democratic line-up in Indiana for years. The Democratic pa-ty lias always been regarded as classed ns the liquor party and i's mnnnpeinet-.t has been in tlo bands of men closely allied

with tic." liberal interests, in m-st cases. Therefore, it is pointed out, the women have no right '-" ex poet that the Democrats will make any effort t - induco them to ioin tho Democratic party. Women are being urbanized into Republican clubs in all parts of the state, and widespread campaign of education of women in politics and the method of voting has been started by Republicans. That, this plan is bearing fruit is ii shown r?y the reports that crime in; from everywhere. Women are taking a deep interest in political affairs since this campaign haa been in progress. It is admitted on all sides that the Republicans have taken the lead in the effort to land the women's vote?, and they have acquired such a long lead in this direction that there s ems to be little hope among Democrats that the Democrats can overtake them. Democratic leaders appear to have failed completely to realize the fact that a very large element has been added to the voting population of Indiana with the passage of the woman suffrage net, and that this new element will midoubtedly be the deciding factor at the next election. But this fact has not esraped the Republican leaders. Xot only with regard to th. women j voters has the Democratic party dls- j closed an utter lack of organization in Indiana, but in other directions ns well. No one hears anything about Democratic i polities or Democratic efforts. The! state, chairman is talking of quitting his job. Nobody appears to be looking after anything connected with the party organization. THE Burns and Ocil Burns to adopt Mildred Kmma Lowe (Cleveland and Cie f land ). Rm. 2 Note; Henry IIopp (G. B. Sheerer) vs Dirk Van Strigt. 130S7 lini. 1- Forecl. R. K. mtg; Bertha Ttimmermuth (G. B. Sheerer) vs. Alex Sembrzuskt. IfdtSS Rm. ; Appeal by deft, (possession) Adah Flickmger (Cleveland and Cleveland) vs. Harry K. Gardner. 153ec Rm. 1 Appeal by deft. Acct.; Aaron Strouss (P.ellly Murray) vs Flins and Sellgson, the Parisian Specialty Store. Criminal Cases Piled. 2736 State v William Welsby: bind over; filed cn March 13. (Robbery). 2737 State v James Kane; filed March 15. (Child desertion). 273S State v Mllos Xestorovich and Joe Wujokovic; filed March 15. (Assault and battery with intent). 2739 State v Frank Schlorf; filed March 12. (Larceny). 2Hn State v John Tasson; bind over; tiled March 1?. (Larceny). 271 State v James Melcic; filed March 13. (Larceny). 2742 State v Agnes Williams; filed March 2h (Kmlzzlcrnent.) 2743 State vs Jacob Jones; filed March 2C. (Child desertion). 2744 State v Wm. Young; assault, and ba-tery; filed March 21. Piled March 20. E-t. Xo. 1K?5 Vincent Vrbaltis; F.dwarci BlazewlcK admr. Filed March 2a. Dec. died Feb. 11. 1317. Kst. Xo. 163d John. F. Dingier; George J. Dingier admr. Filed March 21. He.-.. dent died March 17. NEW CASES IN CIRCUIT COURT (Special to The Times) CROWN" POINT. IND.. March 22. The following new rases have been filed in the Rake Circuit court: To quiet, title; 77. A. Stinson (Knight & Brown) vs. John Hull. Di-orle; Emily Leon! (Pat & Johnson) v s. Tony Ler ni. Promissory nde; Sophia Kelly (H. S. B irr) vs. Marion Pf a ft . Partition; Lizzie F.pps. et a! ( Bruce Youkey) Ic-Vi ,. 5oi d. ,.i t j day showed that, it was hard enough to get efficient men to serve on the hoards under normal v nidi Hons: that it. would be ouch harder in the future if the f-mall st ipend allowed the i embers of the hoard a s held no f.-.n two or three MeeKs after service was rendered. Many of these men lost time from valuable. ' j-bs because they were urged to act by! vh'is having he precincts in charge. j The expenses of the nir,.(..i proeincs j in East Ohi ago ran very dose to f 2,20ft; j in the thirty-three precincts in Gary the expenses totaled J3.0S6.39. DIVER MISSES HIS MONEY Here Is a warning for professional slivers. Hereafter ee to it that al! vahiah'es are removed from your clothing before asking for assistance to dor your to:rs. Advan'age has been taker. n nion under many circumstances and condition? but Indiana Harbor produces the first record of where a man was robbed under the handicap of needl ing assisiar.cp to ri-i into a oiv er s suit. ! The diver, Steve Lankowski, was In i the employ of the Great Lakes Dredge and Dock Company and was preparing to make an Investigation "at the bottom of the sea." He called for help to buckle on his armor. John MoVhouskl responded and later $42. of Steve's money wa.s found in John's possession. John is now awaiting a hearing before the city court of East Chicago.

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