Hammond Times, Volume 7, Number 15, Hammond, Lake County, 6 April 1918 — Page 4
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opposition to the the C. &. O. developed. At the last meeting of the city council Frank U. Martin, the councilman from the ninth ward Introduced a resolution directing City Attorney William W. McMalum to proceed with the litigation to ouft the C. &. Orailroad from its spur along Kenwood avenue. There are a numbt r of east ami Veit and north
j and sou'h street?, ihe most important of which in Standi ard avenue which will soon be opened across the present ! yards of the Chesapeake &. Ohio railroad bo that there i L" no chance of the railroad being left unmolested bo I loni; as it stands in the way of progress nd the develj opmeivt of the city towards the southward.
LET'S BE BUSINESSLIKE WITH CONTRIBUTIONS. Kvery day it hoeoines more and more apparent that e will have to have more system to our contributions. Kither the Kenosha or the Columbus war chest plan will have to he adopted: each pel con fdvinx for the year one-half hour's wages each week, a central body eyuahly apportion it to the Y. M. C. A., Knipsrs of CeVumtms war funds, Ked Cro.-s. etc. This means that outside of fioverument loan.? there are to W no other colUctions. whether it is for the Boy Scouts or to buy Looks Tor Hoidiers. I'nder this scheme till Kive eQti.ihly. in proportion to their ability. Th"re is plenty of money availar.d t lit man who is overpenerous to the Y. M. C. A. .mi then not able to give so much to the Red Crosa ..mis that the Kenosdia or Columbus schemes evens up this difficulty. liv all means lets ha.e more business methods in
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ToliticalA nnouncements
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. , Jtequeita for announcements inast b accompnlta hy pnbiicatlon tea la eon. , formlty with the law.
primary on May 7, 1918. Z-2Z- HOWAKD II. KEMP.
Republican Ticket. FOB COUNT! TBEASUIEE. EDITOli TIMES; X'leasi Hiinuunce through your paper to the voters that Ralph B. Bradford, for ten yours deputy "treasurer of Eaka County, aaks to bo promoted to treasurer. The date u? the Eepubllean primaries is May 7. 1'JIS. "A kind word in nan. little to you. It means lota to Ltrad'."
FOB TRTTSTKX CALUMET TOWNSHIP Editor TIMES: I'leaae announce to the voters of Oilumet Township, that I will be a candidate for the nomination for TownKhip Trustee, subject to the decision of the Republican primary. 3-o- W. J. WILLIAMS.
County that I will he a candidate for renomination for the office of County Commissioner for first district, subject to the decision cf the republican primaries. May 7. 3-18- OEORCIE O. SCIIAAF.
Editor TIMES: Tou are authorized to announce to the Republican voters of Lake County that I am a candidate for nomination of County Treasurer of Lake County on the Republican ticket, subject to the decision of the primaries on May 7. I respectfully ask their support in my candidacy. 3-7- THOMAS F. ROEEKTS.
FOB TRUSTEE NOETH TOWNSHIP. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of North Township, that I will be a candidate, for the nomination for Townr.hip Trustee, ubjct to the decision of the Republican primary. 3-7- WJ. 1Z. VAVER.
ros sHEiurr. Editor TIMES: Will you please announce that I am 3 candidate for renomination on the republican ticket for Sheriff oT Lake Countv, subject to the decision of the
primaries to be held May 7. and I re-1 spectfully solicit the support or all re-J publicans? ) 3-19- LEW BARNES.
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Editor TIMES: i Tou v. ill please announce In The1 Times that I will be a candidate for j sheriff on the republican ticket at the; primaries to be held on the 7th of May. j H. C. GREEX.
j Editor TIMES: j i Please announce my nam? ns a candl- j date on the Republican tickets for town-, ."hip trustee for Calumet tovvm-hip. ul- i jo. t to the primary May 7. 118. j i 3-11-1 THOMAS MATTHEWS.
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MAKE THE ALIENS DO THEIR DUTY. Levy Mayer's plea that alums either he compelled to complete their naturalization and therefore become sub.jt-c' to the draft or else be deported is perfectly just. It is due to young Americans of draft ape. We should not compel Americans to fight when able-bodied young aliens, enjoying the advantages and hiRh wages of this country, beg for exemption on the grounds of their citizenship.
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candidate for thj office of County Treasurer on the Republican ticket, tub?)ect to the will of thi voters the primaries to be held in May 7. if IS. 3-19- LOt'lS O. EDER.
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce my name as a candi- ! dutc ru the Republican ticket for town-; ship trustee for Xortli township, subject j to Iho ptiamry .May 7. 1918. C L. (JACK) I'OWt.IvR, 3-2 Ex-Aldrinan lt Ward, Hammond.'
JTJDOE EUrXEIOX COTJBT NO 1. Editor TIMES: Flease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for the Rcpubll an nomination ui Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Room I. to succeed myself, subject to the vote at the Primaries M bo held May 7th. 1918, and I earnest! ask tli support of all. J-4- VIRGIL ti. REITER.
FOX COBONEB. E.ht.ir TIME: I will be a candidate for the republican nomlnati.fi for coroner of Lake county, subject to,the decision of thai primaries on May 7. 3-S- VII. E. E. EVANS.
rOB TRUSTEE NOBIS TOWNSHIP. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce to tba voters of North Township, that I will be a candidate for the nomination for Township Trustee, subject to the decision of the Republican primary. a-19- J. M. WILCOCKSON. POX REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: 1 "lease announce to the voters of Lake Cour t y that I will bo a candidate for lioin inat ion for or - of the four Repressentatlve.i to th..- .t.-islaturo from Lake County on tho l".vpubli-an ticket, Mibject to the primary of jjny 7. i 9 1 8 . and asU support of all favciiig- jcood and propresslve legislation. 2-22- CHARE'l.S C. KING WILL.
YOU THINK WE WON'T?
One year apo today this country declared war ajtaint Germany because Germany had ppat in its face repeatedly. We m this country have girded up our loin? to give tfce kaiser and his Huns a damn pood allopinp. -'. And hen we pet through with him he'll know it. That's ail the anniversary editorial wc have vim" for. 'Snough, isn't yt?
WHY YOU MUST BUY LIBERTY BONDS. "Uar is a glutton that lives on livs and riches. There 1b no limit to the devouring greed of war. A lonp as there is an unconquered life, or an undevoured dollar war is hungry. A1ien war attack; a nation there is no choice every able-bodied man knows that he must fight now or later. Selective drafts may miss a man here and there for a few months, but if the war goes on a time comes when every man who can walk and carry a gun must po to the colors and fight for the very life of his country, his family, himself. When war attacks a nation there is no choice every dollar is subject" to the call of mobilization. Pome of the dollars escape for a time and stop in their safe investment places earning profits for their owner. Hut' if the war poe on long enough, every dollar must tome out and Vai'sVuhrTer the oAlCr. ? In time of war, when the ver;.life of a nation ii teinc decided on bloody fields, money has no choice between courage anad cowardice. Every dollar of property in the United States for the life and death war ag;;inst tyranny, autocracy, slavery and foreipn aggression and vassalage. The government says: "The Nation is fiphtinp for its life, bend ua your money. We will give you LIBERTY BONOS, secured by all the wealth and sovereign taxing power, bearing four and one-fourth per cent interest, anad protected by a pood sinking fund, with tax emptions to make the loan better. Avoid ihe extreme necessity. INVEST IN" ALL THE LIBERTY BONDS YOU CAN."
STANDARD OIL'S NEW ATTITUDE. As was commented on in this newspaper recently the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey has adopted a different attitude toward its employes. But since that writing the company has made even fur; her overtures than its earlier plan for workmen to name representatives, who will meet regularly with officials to talk over grievances. Now comes the company with a ten per cent wage increase, insurance, pensions, sick benefits, a scheme to build model houses, and the proposal that employer and employes choose delepates whenever they want to talk about, raising waee-e. All of this is very good and it may mean much to employes of other concerns. As to the attitude of some labor leaders one calls it a "'slick John I. trick to keep the men from organizing." Another savs the real i.et of th" company's democratizing plans will come if the workmen say they wish to form unions. But whatever the attitude of ihe company is towards workmen it is significant that labor is getting a bigger deal, also that the masters of the Standard Oil sense the ti'frd towards improved social conditions. In view- of the old Morgan idea of an industrial autocracy such as he erected in the steel trust fifteen or sixteen years ago anad the gradual realization in so many quarters that good treatment of workmen means belter workmen one can say that the outlook for labor grows rare ropeful each year.
JUDOE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 3. Editor TIMES: I'leaee announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judge of th.j Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2, subject to the decision of tho Primaries. May 7th, 191S. I earnestly solicit tha eurport of all. JOHN P. KENNEDY. 3-6- East Chicago, Ind.
Editor TIMES: , Kindly announce. through your publication that I will be a candidate for the office of Coroi.er for Lake County at the primary to held May 7. 191S, subject to the will of the republican voters. 3-1 a- ' DR. A. GlOliOI. Gary. Ind.
Editor TIMES: j Pb use announce to the gofers of Lake' County Hint I will be a candidate for the j nomination for representative to thai legislature from Lake County on the' republican ticket, subject to the prima-1 ries of May 7th, If 18. j 3-23- OTTO a. riflELD. !
Please announce to the voters of Lake j County that I w ill b a candidate for j the R.fublkan nomination of Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Room No. 2. to succeed mvself. subect to the primaries of May 7, K'lS. I 3-9- WALTER T. HARDY. J
Editor TIMES: Will juu please announce to the republican voters of Lake county that I ?1! bo a candidate for nomination to the oft ice of coroner at the republican primaries May 7 and that I respectfully solicit tho support of the republican voters ? 3--'- DR. E. W. A CEIL
FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE, Editor TIMES: Please announce my name ns a candida'e for the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County, Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will
of the voters at the primaries to be held:
on M'ty 7th. 191. 3-35 MAKARY J. KRAJEWSKI.
Editor TIMES: Please say to the voter of Lake County, that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Judge of the Lake Superior Court. Room No. 3, subject t j the ;-ve of the primary election. May 7. IPl?. I earnestly ask investigation, and if found worthy, ihe support of all. 3-13- DANIEL J. MOHAN.
Editor TIMES: riease announce to the voters of Lake County that I ar.i a candidate for Coroner on the Republican ticket, subject to the deision of the voters to be expressed at primaries. May 7. 1!M8. YWLLIAM H. M1KESCH, M. D.
Editor T:ir.s: Please announce to the voters of North township. Lake county, that I witl be a candidn f for the. nomination for the office cf constable on the Republican ticket at the primaries to be held on M&v 7th. 1 9 1 S. JOHN PORA.
PROFITEERING.
WILL C. 4. O. GO TO GRIFFITH? Is the Chesapeake &. Ohio eyesore about to be removed, asks a Hammond citizen. Are the dreams of the south siders about to he realized" Perhaps so, at least a number of the employes of the C. & O. railroad in Hammond have been notified that they may be required to take up their residence in 'Griffith, Indiana in ti e next vear'or so-r-Jr- The information has gone out thata the C. & O. has purchased a large piece of acreage east of Griffith for the yprds and terminal phops purposes, it is understood that Griffith is to he the divison terminal. Hammond people say this project, should not be confused with that by which the Erie railroad bought several hundred acres of ground between Highland and Griffith for yards and terminal purposes. Both projects are in line ith the general plan of the railroads' to abandon 'yarda -"inside of the proposed electrification zonei TJilrraiS(? Trunk having acquired land near Lansing and. the- Illinois Central between Harvey and Homewood. Ey w ay of a parting Flap on the wrist it is understood that officials of the Chesapeake & Ohio railroad have let it be known that they are getting out of Hammond on account of the well known hostility of the city toward the railroad. This hostility has developed for the reason that - the railroad did not take Into consideration the nature ke development of Hammond's south side as a high V:,;grde residential district. j.- Instead the railroad was projected so that it ran " through Hammond's finest residential district including Glendale pArk where $20,000 and $30,000 homes were built. Kenwood and Hyde Park were afterwards developed as high grade residential subdivisions and the
In -connection with the Hog Island scandal the hristian Science .Monitor berates profiteering and adds: It cannot truthfully he said that since April last, big business has come up to public expectations. It has not justified it s reputation for efficiency hy anything it has done on the Shipping Board. It has accomplished what was reasonably expected of it in getting out lumber, in getting out coal, in making mun.tionR, in managing the railroils. Nations that boasted less of their capacity lor d )in;; big th.nga in a business way have Inn-.- better in pushing war work forward than has t ie United States. On top of many other failures on 'he part of big the breakdown of Hog I .l.in.l, with its n'temiant business to meet the u"mand.' of the nation sir.d its allies, and as if to cap the climax, the breakdown at Hog Island, with its auendant flood os accusations, has come along, and the public not only feels greatly disappointed, but feels greatly chagrined and humiliated.
POS JUDOE, ROOK 3. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Laka County that I will be a candidate for renomination for the office of Judge, Room 3. Lak. Superior Court, at Gary, subject tj the decision of the republican prtma.-ies. May 7. CHARLES E. GREEN WALD.
POR COUNTY ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office cf County Assessor on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to j bo held in May 7. 191S. ! 3-7- WM. BLACK. i
Democratic Ticket. Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office of Constable of North Township of Lake County. Indiana, on the Democratic ticket, subject to the
will of the vorers at the primaries to be j held on May 7, 191?. J 3-1 S- JOHN M. EIELSKI. i
Eaia County's aaaa la th war with 0rman7 a ad AattrU-Hnn. ROBERT MARKLEY. Hammond; drowned oft coast of New Jersey. May 28. DENNIS HANNON. Indiana Harbor; ptomaine poison, at Fort Cglethrope. Chattanooga, Tentu June 11. FRANK M'ANLEY. Indiana Harbor; k.Ued in Franca at Battie of Lille. Aug. 15. ARTHUR BASELEK. Hammond; died at Lion i-prings. Tex., of rpinal meningitis, August H. JOHN SAM BROOKS. East Chicago; killed in France. Sept. IS. ARTHUR ROBERTSON. Gary; killed in France. Oct. SI. LIEUT. JAMES VAN AHA, Gary: killed at Viray Ridse. JAMES MAC KINZIE, Gary; killed at Vlmy Ridge. DOLPH BIEDZYKI. East Chicago; kll.ed in France, Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; Willed in aviation accident at Taliaferro fields. Everman. Tes Dec. 1, 1917. HARRY CUTHBERT LONG, Indiana Harbor; killed in accident at Ft. Blisa. Texas, Dee. 1. DERWOOD DICKINSON. Lowell; died somewhere in France, of pneumonia, Deo. 12. EDWARD C. KOSTBADE. Hobart; killed by explosion In France, Dec 32. THOMAS V. RATCLIFFE. Gary; killed somewhere in France. Feb. 24. FEED SCHMIDT. Crown roint; died of pneumonia in Brooklyn. March 7. after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN, Gary: killed somewSc; in-France, March . MICHAEL STEPICH. Whiting; Camp Taylor; pneumonia. March 14. ROBERT A3FIN. Gary: Co. F. 151st infantry; Cernp Shelby; typhoid; March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTT. enlisted at Hammond. Jen. S. in I". S. cav. airy. Died at Delrlo, Tex., AprP WOUNDED. ROBERT M. BE ATT T. Hammond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 35. R. A. SPARKS. Highland. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27.
Editor TIMES: Please announce my name as a candidate for the office cf County Assessor on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held in May 7, 1918. 3-7- HERMAN MEETER.
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BUY A LIBERTY BOND. Editor TIMES: Pleise announce that I have withdrawn as a candidate for the republican nomination cf the superior court. 4.4. "WILLIAM M. DUNN.
COMMISSIONER PIRST DISTRICT. Editor TIMES: Tou may announce that I will be a candidate for County Commissioner for
the First District on the republican:
ticket at the May primary. 3-5- II. II. DILS.
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POX Townsiur astufiua. 1 Editor TIMES: j Please announce my name as a candl- 1 date for the office of Township Assessor of Calumet Township. Luk County, Ia-j diant. on the Republican ticket, subject; to the will of the voters at the primaries t to be held In May 7. ISIS. S-4- JOHN M'FADDEN. I
MUNCTE PRESS unable to determine whether McAdoo ! seeks the nomination for himself or is merely President j ilsou'a third term campaign manager. That's not
worrying us. w hat we can t figure out is whetner McAdoo. when he wants to take a vacation, feels he needs the rest as secretary of the treasury in which case he would have to pay his railway fare, or as director of
J railroads in which case he could write out a free pass 1 for himself.
Editor TIMES: I'leane announce my name as a candl-i date for the office of North Township I Assessor of Lake County, Indiana, on I the Republican ticket, subject to the' will of the voters at the primaries to' be held in May 7. 191S. ! S-9- JAMES CLEMENTS. '
POR STATE SENATOR. Editor TIMES: Announce to the voters of Lake. Porter. Jasper and Newton Counties that I will bi a candidate for renomination for the position of State Senator from this joint district, my candidacy being subject to the decision of the republican primaries. 3 9 D. M. KINDER.
POR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. Editor TIMES: Kindly announce that I will be a candidate for re nomination for the office of township a-Mssor for North township on the republican ticket at the primaries
on May the 7th, 1918. 3-21 BERT. E. ESCHER.
POR PXOSECUTINO ATTORNEY. Editor TIMES: Make announcement to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for renomination for the office of prosecuting attorney, subject to the republi
can primaries. I
3-11- CLYDE HUNTER.
Editor TIMES: Because cf the many requests from many parts of the county I have decided to announce my candidacy for prosecuting attorney, subject to the decision of the republican primaries. 3-16-1 JAMES A. PATTERSON.
j THE Laporte Herald taya that even the chickens j there are observing the new daylight time. Well, they are ifaot observing it here. We saw four chickens last night
walking--down the street when they ought to have been tn bed. but it was probably the fault of the four young men they had with them.
INDIANAPOLIS Ljc-eum magazine barred from the mails for disloyal utterances. Before the war began the lyceum and Chautauqua bureaus of this country were dearly beloved by Berlin for their expoeiiion of pacificism and unpreparedness.
POR JUSTICE OP THE PEACE. Editor TIMES: j Please announce my name as a randl- i date for Justice of the Peace for and
in Calumet Township. Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket. Subject to the primaries held May 7. 1915. 3-S- HENRY WELLNEH.
SEE that the Gary Real Estate Exchange has appointed an arbitration committee. That's all right, but in differences between tenants and janitors do you suppose the latter will arbitrate.
SHELL falls on American soldiers" ball game. No need to worry providing the catcher's on the. job.
Editor TIMES: Kindly announce that I will be a candidate for re-nomination for Justice of the Peace on the Republican ticket at the primaries on May the 7th, 191S. JOSEPH 11. COTHERY. Justice of the Peace. 3-11- 602 Broadway.
JUSTICE OP PEACE, CENTER TWP. Editor TIMES: Picas announce that I will be a candidate for renomination for Justice of the Peace of Center township, to succeed myself, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the
POR COUNTY SURVEYOR. Editor TIMES: Will yon pWsfe 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? 3-13 RAY SEELEV.
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CX.SRK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. 1 Editor TIMES: j Kindly announce to the voters of Lake! County that I will be a candidate on the' Republican ticket for nomination, to succeed myself, to the office of Clerk Lake Superior Court, subject to the decision of the Primaries to be held May 7th, 1918. ; S-16 HERBERT L. WHEATON. .
POR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. Editor TIMES: Please announce to the voters of Lake
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