Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 230, Hammond, Lake County, 26 March 1918 — Page 4
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the Peace on the Republican ticket at (he primaries on Slay the 7th, 1918. JOSEPH H. COTHEEY, Justice of the Peace. 3-11- 6"2 Broadway.
TO OOCNTT SURYSYOR. Editor TIMES: Will you please announce to the republicans of Lake County that I will be a candidate for renomination for the office of County Surveyor, which I now hold, before the republican primaries on May 7? :"12 HAT SEELEY.
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EVEN A BETTER WAY. We do not entirely agree with the New Yorker that the beyt way to fight German propaganda is "to get men from the front to tell their stories." It is a good way but not the host for that purpose. It in perhaps the best way to arouse apathetic oOiils who even today don't realize that this country ia at war: those selfish, ignorant, lazy persons who have to be shown outraged Delgiuni and . French womanhood, maimed children and crippled and blinded soldiers or Uncle Sain before they btl'eve it . And even then such is the gross selfishness or d-tise mentality of this kind that they are likely to say: "Well, why did they tight?" The only way, it seems, to fight German propaganda to get the propagandists and when they are got to punish them. Shoot them if necessary. We have done nothing along thin line yet, thanks to the supineness of the Depart men? oi' Justice, we seem to ignore the fact that by our tolerance we are actually conniving at the stabbing of our soldiers ia the back.
Republican Ticket. rOB COUNTY TREASURER. EDITOR TIMES: ricuSH announce through your paper to the voters thnt Kalph B. Bradford, for ton yr-Hi-s deputy treasurer of Luke County, risks to be promoted to treasurer. Tho d;ttc of tho republican primaries is May 7. 191b. "A kind word monn.i little to you. It means lots to EtadV
JUSTICE OF PEACE, CENTER TWP.j Editor TIMES: Please u i.r.ounee that I -rv ill be a can-I dioatti for r-'nomination for Justice of! the. Peace of Center township, to juc-i eeej m.-elf. ,ii the Republican ticket.!
subject to the uiil of the voters at the primary on May 7. 131S. 2-20- HOYVAKD II KEMP.
TOE COUNTY TREASURE.
jFOS TRUSTEE CALUMET TOWNSHIP I Editor TIMES: Phase announce to the voters of i Calumet Township, that will be a
Editor TIMES: i canunlate for the nomination for TownYou are authorized to announce to the shin Trustee, subject to the decision of Republican ters of baku County that j ih'j Republican primary. I nin a raiidi'.Hte for nomination of!3""" 'W- J. AV1LL1AM3.
Treasurer of Lake County
CLERK IAKB CIRCUIT COURT. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake County that 1 will be a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination, to succeed myself, to the office of Cleric Lake Superior Court, subject to the decision of the Primaries to be held May 7th. ISIS. S-1C HERBERT L. "WHEATOX.
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the Re.til)!ie;in ticket, subject to the deeisiun of the primaries on May 7. I respectfully ask their support In my candidacy. 3-7- THOMAS V. ROBERTS.
TOR, COUNTY COUOCISSIONEK. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for renomination for the office of County Commissioner for firs, district, subject to the decision of the republican primaries. May 7. 3-1 S- GEORGE O. SCHAAF.
RIGHT NOWS THE TIME. Are YOU awake yet? Isn't your blood stirred to the point of tear and ap prehension of what might happen to America when you read of this bloody cataclysm that is going on in France? If it isn't, friend, there's something wrong with the stuff that flows in your veins! You'd better be apprehensive. You've "been telling your friend, "Oh, everything will be all right. Germany can't w in." Germany CAN win. Germany is winning. ( Germany WILL win if you and every other mother's fon in this country doesn't qui? "bunking'- and "bragsing" and "crabbing" and "whiniEg." This Hun horde that is boating against the British front in France, like the angry wave? of (he ocean, will blot out civilization if it is successful. You've got to quit kidding yourself and patting yourself on the back. What can I do? we hear you ask. You can give your full devotion to the successful prosecution of the war. You can fight the disloyal and the slacker as you would the Hun on the firing lino. You can be for America in your home as well as at the shop. It is high time to put some feeling, some concentrated national feeling into this war. It is OUR war. What are you doing in the shape of SERVICE? You have bought a Liberty bond and given a few dollars to the Red Cross and let it go at tha. WHAT SACRIFICE HAVE YOU MADE? ANSWER THAT? If you haven't made some sacrifice or are prepared to make some sacrifice, you wan? Germany to win!
FIENDISH NURSES. In nearly all the Allied prisoners' .statement a reference is made to the revolting behavior of the nurses of the German Red Cross Society. In the whole of the testimony there are but three or lour instances of Red Cross nurses showing :ny tiact; of humanity to the British, prisoners. Lance Corporal J. Abbott, Dorset Regiment, speaks of getting water from lied Cross nurses "occasionali ." Captain Gi'iliiand, L. X., Lanee, related that the doors of the eau!c truck in which he, a "lying down case,'' French Zouaves and Indian soldiers were confined were pulled open and Red Cross women, when tliey heard that tb" prisoners had had n food "or three day?, went to get them some sausage sandwiches. "Rut before they could give them to tis they were prevented by German officers, who said, 'These are Lnglish prisoners, and they are to have ni? bine' " But no intervention by the military was needed in other cases. The Red Cross women showed a positive hatred of the British they refused snj thing ?o them, however desperate their need. It may be explained hat a- every railway station there was an elaborate installation of food and drink and medical appliances presided over by women wearing the lied Cross unifoi tns. These showered attention on the German wounded, and would cive food and drink to the French prisoners. For the British they had nothing but foul abuse or worse. "We saw some German Red Cross nurses." says one prisoner; "the only thing I renie:nb- about them is that some of them spat, in our faces."
TOR COUNTY TREASURER. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candidate for the office, of" County Treasurer on tlje R. publican ticket, subject to the w 111 ot the voters at the primaries to be held in May 7, 1 3 X 3-1'.'- LOCKS O. LBER.'
TOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of North Township, that I will be a candidate for the nomination for Township Trustee., subject to th decision of the Republican primary. W.M. E. VATEIL
FOR SHERIFF. Editor TIMES:
Will you please announce that I am at candidate for renomination on the re-1 publican ticket for Sheriff of Lake I County, subject, to the decision of the' primaries to be held May 7. and I re- j spectfully solicit the support of all re-1 publicans? ' 3-13- LEW BARNES. i
FOR TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. Editor TIMES: I b'a.' c announce n,y name as a candidate on the Republican tickets for town ship irue for Calumet township, sub-
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THOMAS MATTHEWS. I
Editor TIMES: ! Please am.ounco to the voters of Lak j rOS TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE. County that I will b-t a candidate for j i-:,t"r TIMES: the Eei.ul.li an nomination of Judge of: Kmdiy announce n.y name as a candithe Lake Superior Court, Room 1, to sue- j ,1'"r on lh,? Republican ticket for to v. nteed myself, subject to the vote at the!',ll' trustee for North township, subject Primaries 1j be held May 7th. 191S, and j t" th- priamry May 7. RMS. ,
T earnest!) a.sk the suppoit of all. I t . L. JAK) l OWREE.
TOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce to the voters of North Township, that I v. ill be a candidate for the nomination for Township Trustee, subject to the decision of the Republican primary. S-13- J- M. WILCOCKSOX.
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IRGIL S. RE1TER.
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2. Editor TIMES: riease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judge of tlij Lake Superior Court, Room No. Z. subject to th decision of the Primaries, ilay 7th. 191?. I earnestly solicit the support of all. JOHN D. KENNEDY. 3-5- East Chicago, Ind.
:C Ex-Alderman Est Ward. Hammond.
FOR CORONER. Editor TIMES: I will be a candidate for the republ'.can nomitiati.fj for coroner of Lake county, subject to the oeiyion of the: primaries on May 7. 3-8- DR. E. E. EVANS. ;
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2.
FOR CORONER. Editor TIMES: ! Kindly announce through your pubii- , cation that I ivi!l be candidate for the' otfice of Coroner for Lake County at the'
Please announce to the voters of Lake' primary to lie h' Id May 7. J!"1K. subject County that 1 will be a candidate fori to tho will of tho republican voters. ; the Republican nomination of Ju1se of U-1S- DR. A. GI RG . i the Lake Superior Court. Room No. C, to, Gnr, Ind. succeed mys. If. subect to the primaries; . j
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I will b- a candidate for nomination for cno of the four Representative? to the jxRislature from Lake County on the Re-publican ticket, subject to the primary of May 7, 1?1. and ask support of ail favorinsr good and progressive legislation. 3-2:- CHARLES G. KING WILL. TO3. REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake County that I. will be a candidate for the nomination for representative to the legislature from Lake County cm the r'-publt'-n ticket, subject to the primaries of May 7th, 1318. OTTO G. FIFIELD.
of May 3-0-
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WALTER T. HARDY.
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UNLESS WE WAKE UP. -Unless wc wake up." says the Good Housekeeper' "we're going t'. lose this war. England muddled through two years, but favorable circumstances kept her from paying the supreme penalty. We shall not be so favored. The Eastern front has gone; the Western front cannot be held indefinitely. Unless peace by negotiation comes before the summer the price of unpreparednes? and delay and our easy-going intolerance of incompetency in high places, there will be at least IOO.OuO of our boys sleeping the hero's sleep somewhere in France. A man that makes excuses for delays that are avoidable should be insvantly dismissed and punished, for delays mean live, and lives are more precious thr.n any man's profits, or apy prfcedent. or any man's tenure of office Any family tha? will not save shou'd be strictly limited to the nutritional 1 1 quiremeni s o! its members. Anyone who plots again? or binders -.be country, so that one effort goes wrons. should meet the fate of the spy and the tratior. Shall we be tender with such and send our sons to die? We are in a great war. All the ruie.-i have been broken by the enfni;-. It's our life or his. ICi's strip to 'he soul and get in."
PRIDE AND POMP OF WAR. How would you like to be a lieutenant in the Textile Branch of the Equipment Section of the Production Division of the Ordnance branch of the War Department of the I'nited States of America? That is what they are advertising for. They want men with some experience in the producing end of such thing as duck, webbing, blankets, yarn, etc., the rank to be 2nd or 1st lieutenant. Juet why a man experienced in this line of work should have to don a uniform, leather putees and spurs and carry a riding crop is not made known, but if twenty years from now you wish to s:t on t'he front porch straining grape-juice through your mtistiichios end imperial while passers-by address you as major, here is your chance. And your doting daughter can entertain her nice young man by hauling out the red plush album and exhibiting you in your regimentals whilst each, particular hair of hia is made to stand on end with tales of your prowess and heroism in the sectors of duck, webbing, blankets end yarn. Of course a man clad in civilian clothes and called ".Mister" could never perform the functions of this office. He would be a pari;.ii anions the staff officers who sound the glory of the martial Baker. No. siree! If you wish to take this job in the Textile Branch of the Equipment Section, etc., etc.. you must be the very model of a. modern major general."
JUDGE OF SUPERIOR COURT, NO
Editor TIMES: Please fay to the voters of Lnk County, that I am a candidate for the
Republican nomination for Judge, of t tie , solicit
Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2-, subject to the vote of tho primary election. May 7. CMS. I earnestly ask ine?tlition, and if found worthy, the support of ali. 3-13- DANIEL J. MO It AN.
, TOR CORONER.
! Editor TIMES: ! Wi'.l you please announce t0 the re-j I pub!!cn voters of Lake county that I .will be a candidate for nomination to! 'the office of coroner at the republican!
primaries May 7 and that I respectfully'
he support of the republican'
voters? j " -J- DR. r. W. SAUER. i
Democratic Ticket. FOR CONSTABLE. Editor TIME3: Please announce my name ss a candidate for the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County, Indiana, en the Democratic ticket, subject to the v. ill of tht voters at the primaries to be lic-ld on May 7, 1S18. 3-15- JOHN M. B1ELSKI.
LaJta County's dead In tbs fcrar with Germany and Aust r I-1 angary: I ROBERT MARKLEY. Hammond: drowned off coast of ,!New Jersey, 1.1 ay 28. DENNIS HANSON. In J tana Harbcr; ptomaine poison, attl'ort Oslethrope, Chattanooga. Jenn.. June 11. FRANK MANLEY. ;.;ana Harbor; killed in France, ut Uattl of Lille. Auj. 10. AKTHL'IU BASELER. .Hammond; died at Lion Springs Tex., of spinal meningitis, Autjit Jfi. JOHN" SAMBROOKS. Ea't ChiCiigo; killed iu France, Sv.pl. 1. ARTHUR ROBERTSON. , Cary; killed in France. OcL. SI. ! LIEUT. JAMES VAX 'aIT-V Gary; killed at Virny Ridj. JAMES MAC KINZ1E. ! Cary: killed tt Vimy Ridge. : DOLFH U1EDZYKI, Et.st Chicago; killeii in France. Nov. 27. E. LURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in aviation accident iv Taliaferro tic-ids, Evciman. Tek . Etc i. iri7. HARRY CUTHBERT LO.V5. Indiana Harbor; killed in accident at It. BliSk. Tt.j. Dec 10. DEEWOOD DICKINSON', Lowell; died somewhere .u I- ranee, of pneumonia, Uc. 12. EDWARD C. KOSTKADK. Hotart; killed by explosion in France. Dec. iJ. THOMAS X. RATCLTFFE. Gary: k'.lkd somewhere in France. F. b. 1' t. FEED SCHMIDT, Oiov.i, Point: died of pneumonia in Brooklvn, Merch 7, after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gao : k'i'oJ somewhere in Frnnce. March S. MICHAEL STEPICH. V. bittng: Caiiip Tayior; pncur.sorua. March 14.
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TOR JUDGE, ROOK 3. Editor TIMES:
FOR CORONER. I Editor TIMES: J Please announre to the voters of Lake County that I am a candidate for Coro.icr on the Republican ticket, subject to the decision of the voters to be express-
Please announce to trie vo;er or uk t .,! at primaries. May 7. 131S. County that I will l: s candidate for. WILLIAM H. M1KESCII. M. D. renomination lor the office of Judge.! Room 3, Lake Superior Court, at Gary, j lOB COUNTY ASSESSOR.
SUluetl vo uir .leei-.vn vi u.'- e jj u j 'jitnr TIMl',r?' ' Pnr.,a.-.s. My o R EEX W A LD. I "T myr "f n"j j date for the office of County Assessor I JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT ROOK xn the Republican ticket subject to the j ..... ,rn,r,. j will of the voters at the primaries to i...:f,r ii-.ii... be held in May 7. 1918. Please announce to the people of Lake:
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nomination of judg". room 3. Lake Supe-' rior ("ourt. subject to the decision of the' republican primaries.
3-12- WILLIAM M. DUNN.
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THRIFT STAMPS. j i Samuel Hopkins Adams has a g.od s:cr tn th- j Saturday Evening Eos' of March 2-1 dealing with a v.. an who suddenly learned how w cut out lips to waiter., j chauffeurs; who learned how to .-er a plainer mc;'i; j wbo learned how to lide in a day coach instead of, a parlor car ail in one trip to New York ami back, j lb- saved enousb. Ss.:b or so. to buy two war savings! tamps. 1
NO wonder that the Sinn Feiners have been so sore a? us. Columbia State tells Cue reason: American sailors at Cork are marrying the prettv Insh sir!.--. Br-ihaps that, accounts for the nnimo.-ity thown them bv the Irish boys..
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candl- ! dfite for the office of County Assessor
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. j n the Republican ticket, subject to the Editor TIMES: ! w iU of ,n vof'rs at the primaries to Please announce no name as a candl-I . ht',d in a' " -dale tor the office of Township Assessor! 3"'" HERMAN MEETER. of Calumet Township. Lake County, In-j diana. on the Republican t.ckct. subject COMMISSIONER FIRST DISTSICT. to the T.ill of the voters at the primaries. Editor TIMES:
to be held In May 7. 1 0 1 S. ! You may announce that I will be a 3-4- JOHN M'FADDEX. I candidate for County Commissioner for j I the First District on the republican!
ticket at the May primary. 1
HOW war changes thing.-: Wbo could ever hate thought that the steel tru?. would have to b going down to the white house humbly bosging for permission to charge higher prices?
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. i Editor TIMES: Plea -e announce my name as a candl- ' date for the oli'e e of North Township! A-. -svr of Lake County, Indiana, on i the Republican ticket, subject to tbe will of the voteis at The primaries to. bo held iu May 7. 10H. 3-S- JAMES CLEMENTS. !
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H. H. DILS.
INDIANA'S BIGGEST ARSENAL. Of the sixteen artillery plants completed for the government the three in the Indiana tdu- of the Cab", met region emphasize rhe strategic location he re ;,r producing munitions. The v are sti r.tesic. both from a. protected, inland point, as well as being near the source of raw materials supply. An asset long before the v.-hi- began because of its production for the allies of o'eei, shrapnel casing, explosive? and military chemicals to th"-e things ot the Calumet, region are to b.j added lung-range cannons. Two gun-forging plants and a howit.er mount establishment represent new contribuiions here to the c:). t ion's defensive forces. And they are not little affair.- epi.e.-. in a state.
THE chap who invented apartment bouses lias died. While he may have gone to heaven, i? is hardly probable that he will find there the landlord who stnr!--d ?he fad of barring babies from apartment bouses. THE hai.-tr seems to have tinted his big drive just at tbe proper time to put. the necessary pep into the third Liberty loan campaign.
INDIANAPOLIS NEWS savs that two million dollars are to be spent for the redemption of Gary. How much do ou suppose i would lake lo redei ni Indi-rnapolis?
FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES: Kuvdly announce that I w ill lie a enflidate for r( '-nominal ion. for tho otfice of township assessor for North towtiship on the renubl'. an to !;. a al the primaries til Mas the Tib. BEET. E. ESTHER.
FOR STATE SENATOR. j
! Editor TIMES: Announce to tpe voters of Lake. Por-i j tor. Jasper and Newton Counties that: I I will be a candidate for renomination ' i for the position of State Senator from : I tlii; joint district, my candidacy beingr j subject to tbe decision of the rrpubli-1 ' can primartes. ) 3-9 D. M. KINDER. j
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A VERY nice little missus
NOT long wed SATS she is more popular with her new hub now than she was before she lead him to the halter BEFORE the marriage SHE used to see him three evenings a week
BUT r.ow that they have been wedj
four months SHE sees him three and sometimes four nights a week. IT'S about as much trouble to set a girl ready for school AS it is to get her ready to get married.
THE Frankfurter Zemins ' i FETTER known as the Chain Food: Dai'v vows revenge on America for ! I AVAR on spies here '
TBE Sausage Zeitun; had belter wait WE haven't started war on them yet
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Elinor TIMES: Pi case announce my name as a candidate for Justice of the Peace for and in Calumet Township. Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries) hold May 7. 1S18. 3-J- HENRY WELLNER.
WON'T believe that spring is really here un;il the old-tashioned msn who wl itiles a stick with his jackknile is seen standing on the street coiner.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce t'r.it 1 will be a can.ii'!a: for la-nomiun t n-n for Justice of
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Editor TIMES: Make announcement to Cue voters of Lake county that 1 will be a candidate, for renominilion for th office, of prose--rutins attorney, subject to the republi-! can primaries. 3-11- CLYDE HUNTER. i
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Editor TIMES: Beesus': of the many requests from many parts of the county I have decided to announce my candidacy for prosc-cut-inii attorney, subject to t lie decision of the republican primaries. 3-li-l JAMES A PATTERSON.
WHEN we do there'll be something ; else to moan about. ! XVE suggest they chan? the name of' Berlin. Wis . to i THOMPSON. Wiv WE confess to hav in sadly i. glected ; OUR daily Lillian Russell eereises J for developing a ' BEAUTIFUL back. WE wonder what the Hun sultan Willi has tanked God for ! I DURING the night? "T OUGHT to have some credit. T up- 1 set my car to save the little girl," be said i "OH. I oon't Uno". . it was a last year's j tar." she answered.
A QUARTER a day keeps the Ger mans away. IF they stick much more chlorine ia the water IT may be preferable to use a vacuum cleaner INSTEAD of taking a bath. A FRIEND has change,! a Mothr Goose rhyme after going to a MUSICAL comedy, he saOLD Mother Hubbard WENT to the supboard TO get her poor daughter a dr.-s BUT when she got there THE cupboard was bare AND so was her daughter. 1 guess. EVERY woman always feels LIKE defending her husband when
j she hears I SOME one say i "WELL, men are no saints. I say."
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