Hammond Times, Volume 11, Number 246, Hammond, Lake County, 30 March 1917 — Page 7

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ny HAMILTON M. WRIGHT. j every phase of human activity. r j- i r i. i j Libraries, schools, foundries, railroad rrodigious works of steel and con-:,. . jp , , , , , i , b , , ., , jards, clubs, hotels, p!av jrr)urm-. erete have not alor.e made possible Uphtinp- and water f ysteni, military the Panama Canal, the greatest en- ; barracks, plantations, a penitentiary.' (rineering achievement of all time,! cold storage plants, are admini.tored ' but have entered into the construe- i b' the Koverntneut. Private benetion of the huee piers, wharves, drylficpnc " a,so rt''ent a,r'd. in, thi; , ,. f ' . . respect a marvelous work is hciv' docks and coaling stations, break- dnI:e at . Bamoa bv the Voun- Worn-' waters and other component parts of , en's Christian Agnation, which the Panama Canal Zone, rar.kinc maintains a building whore food, rest b th Criftcbal ai.d I'a'boa as among a"( entertainment uro pivvideU. tht- fin f.crts of thf world, and the; - supreme interests are thp two entire area as the most stupendous miS-'e eoaling plants located at cf bhvvr places beneath the stars and J Cristobal and Dalboa respectively, stripes. The plants have a total emergency Hundreds of thousands cf tors of ' storage capacity of Ti'O.flfl') ton of concrete and vast supplies cf steel iccal. Their normal capacity is fnlO,-. have been used in the construction f j GO-' tons. The Crist.-bal plant, on the accessory equipment tc the Panama Atlantic side, covers nineteen acres. Canal, that, in its nature. i3 as morni-' It can unload coal, br-.urht in f .r mental as the canal itself. storage, at the rate cf tens i-er

The equipment is c onstantly being ; hour. It can reload at the rate n( . Cristobal is :()x.r00 feet, with th added tc and improved. 1 2,40' tons per h.-.ur. Ships can dis- bottom twenty-four feet bt :ov, sot An rntire battleship f:eet can be ; charge an.i receivt- coal at th" same : level, coaled here. time at this plant, the unhadrr Then there are tbf big c'ry rt.vk.. Th, largest HreaHr.aught in the ! wharf be:n- at one side of the pier available either for the navy or m wnrld can gc intc dry dock. and th: rch.ador v.h:,rf boinr at the 'chart shipping. The larg-.-,t wa The hug fcuridric-s -and repair othr side. Th" pla-.t hr.s appnvci- vessel in the world cou.d enter t -shops can restore any broken or ' mately or.e-half n-.ik cf 1 ertbinr gr-at dry .iock at i ' lei. rtamagci part of a warship or mer- ?j act fT vtsstl.s t m t a! .ngside, ciT.c tcrmii.al of the " r-;l Ft. is ,!rv chant vessel. with a depth of water of f.-.rry-cne d.k is the secr.d !ar"'-?t in tb.The c unmissary department, which feet at msn sea level. Ciant nicv- ' w- rl 1 and the !:sr"r -:t in the AmerI urrhases $P2,C-'.0Ci' of supplies an- ir brid.;.-;. known as stocking and icas. -It is !.!'" f . t !o:,ir. tet nually, could outfit a navy with food n-claimmg bridges. f.r"!V tb" va-t wi'le. and has a dp;.h cf ':,' f-.et o-.tr fcnd other necessaries for a cruise c.al piles and art- vis-.!e a .'.:ng dis- the blocks, at moan tine. Thf do-k around the world. tane away. The (..; ",ir:g p!.-.i.t at ' at Cri-t '.bal i '."it f.-t Ion,' and 4The entire Canal Zone is in a con- Fa 'boa is ap; r-simatcly ;i:--ha!f the feet wi.!o, with a d-r!! at mi:u; hi;:;'.

stsrt state vt pr'-rression and the ' IZ" -it that at ' rii- bal. I b,? un- wi;c many improvements are a tremen-: loader wharf b s.'.f- l'cr ', .ng: th- r- 1 !.'!:

ci.-us aurtitic.n to the wonders of a : loauer w han 75 i feet b.ng. A : va-trit-to Panama. 1 ture of both planus is the abThe efficient work of the Panama auecu' .r under water storatc ;

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throujra the canal to the wharves at i risionai. Tnere mey meet toe I'nited Fruit steamers on opposite j sides cf the wharf. The Mnes reach every poit of any size on the west coast of South America, which are thus brought into dire'-t touch with our Atlantic and Gu!f ports. The , trip to Uuencs Aires saves time over the old way and is infinitely more ; interesting. More and mere is the Panama : Canal becominc an objective point

S23.327.504.22; the total revenues for tourists. Thrice have the weie $27,339.88S.fefl. Snnners been here in. force. The A new trade is developing through . steady influx of small parties is conthe Panama Canal. It has become a ' stantly increasing. Those who cej point of transit for passengers b- slre n'ay ?t0P at f ne hotels oj,ertween the United States, the Pacific ; ated by the government, the Hotel

coast of South America and even ; asmnpen ai .-incn or u;e iooh

Deceit- at Cit-v or Panama

i Buenos Airps and the River Plate I at Balboa. In all Uncle Sam operates

nade by the United j on- The commissary and hotel de- .', whose fleet is 'the partment supplies about o,000 peo'thp Amoricm f!;io- ' pie daily with food, clothing and

country on the Atlantic. Throukb an , about t-Aenty noteis on the ( ana

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larcest fivinf thf American fl:icr. pit

with three steamship companies op- : "ther necessaries. Ihere are about orating along the Pacific coast of ! r-W!) bite en;p)ojes -n th- Ca-iil South America, a man is able to j Zonf' and Wosl ; Indians. There make the trip between New York are '',C(;C soldier lads here, but upland Buenos Aires srointr bv way cf mately there will b" 25,00').

e word, tc which his vessel ties, pairs required by the United States Valpa raiso, Chile, and thf Trans- Today the Panama Canal Zone ;

Bat ia.'k. for a moment, to the navv or t v merchant shit?.. In ad- Andean railway with a thousand spic. span and orrter'y. v ride

i.ii. concreie piers and Panama Kailrcad. and of the fotti-

wharves, tne finest of their type in dications, but they can make any re-

drv dock. those hospitals for wound-

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or saniiariums foi p!:y.-.i--al Miru'-i'r

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navy or by merchant ships. In ad- Andean railway with a thousand spic, span and order' y. v ride dition there are subsidiary buildines. miles less travel than if he took a through the 1 eks by ship end then.

a M-n'i of the sea main metal working shops, machine steamer straight between the two back by train akng th. line of th"

it need erecting and 100I shops.

ii:d points via the Atlantic Ocean.

huge waterway with g!irr.p..-- of t!

eieat pioe, boiler and steam fittinir shops. Today tha steamers of the three fehipping -nr of great forests of

'lily de- Last, year the canal almost paid its lines, the Pacific Steam Navigation trees half submerged and covered

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si trued to make ul! i!'f !.!;, snillwav vperatinsr expenses. That it will Company, the Campania Sad .meri- with orchids, as a vision of a

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CITIZENS BANK ASTHMA SUFFERER OPENS SATURDAY XTX" ZZrXZ, for asthma which curc.l mo alter ph-v- . , . . . . , . . : sicians ana change of cliaiate failed In-.itat.ot!!. nave been :ss oy ...oa(i am so Kr-,teful for my prewt good aio arnii-Jin f-uifnt is wuif in t.,il.iv ' health, afirr yr-arn of ff-nnc. that I TiMF.t' of th- opetri " si! !'ii, (f:,.- warn every one to know of v.on"on of Ar!,m, ',:,(i:s "l n k I f - 1 r Uen, I'f ilary. Titr i i' s : 1 1 a t o.rt . whntt N to-

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OSCAR F. MAYER'S PURE LARD, this sale, 5 lbs. for

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50c Size O'Cedar Oil Polish, !1C lbs. Best Sugar this sale per bottle. . .'.iDe lor Midget Sweet Pickles, large JV 'i !'.,;":i v jars, each .29o vet f avcI 0lnZe J ' per dozen

Del Key Brand Tuna Fish, Kitchen Cleanser, 6V2 os- cans, each 9c, 4 caii; for 1 5r Richlieu Brand Cod Fish. lLa MEAT SPECIALS 1h hHrtc rlai. snip Beef Ft HOrlSt,

w . . per lb so, Gorton's Fish Balls in Fish Tender Round Steak, ! Bouillon, 1 lb. cans, pei lb each 20c, Fresh Made Hamburger i 1 lb. pks. Ever Green Lawn ; Stfa' Pc.r 1 5c i Seed, this sale, per lb. 23c Frtfh La,mb St81T' f c i ' 1 this sale, pei lb 1.8c i No. 2 Cans Lima Beans, Rib Boiling Beef, ! 2 cans for 35c. per lb 11c; PHONE YOUR ORDER IN FRIDAY EVENING ! FOR EARLY SATURDAY DELIVERY. i

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We buy Serap Metal ;uid Uuhher. Highest ri-es paid. lo7 Calumet Ave, Hh.eiH' :!17s or "lofM. MAURICE E. EIN, Proprietor.

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