Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 240, Hammond, Lake County, 8 April 1918 — Page 4
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Hammond as long a the tun ahines. Liberty h!l was j unlji mad possible because the people who willed it "aid it shouM be built. ; It stand.) itself a 1 1 i : s 1 t and a monument ui tho!
i ! ho money , thi ! of coiin; rv, nni'i '
ir'ioiipms to earli and e i v !
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jision. the imagination. tho enterprise, .... i,v nnj I 'be zeal, the nnl rkuism. the L,v
Political A nnouncemenis
County that 1 will ba a. canaidate for
renomtnation for th office of County
'ommisaloner for first district, subject
to tho decision of the republican pn-
riaries. May 7. 1
3-1&- CEORGE O. SCHAAF. i
e,m ia. L. r -ed mor IS. 191".. i'h. Lake. C.-m: Knt:d at -!- i.. The, i;a: Ki'' ttreri at the ;..: - ATI uivl'-i t u raff-:.
the pjiU.tnce :u Kut-l Clii-.j;-J.
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:y Times--.Setu-dav and Weekly Ed'-tloa. !l.:'.1iv in llnuihumd. February . 1E
.int thmrs Laiiv except !uuaf
H. '.n ijnry, April 13, ISMl!. net of Man h 3, 18 IS,
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VAP. FOR HUMANITY. I War, in u good eatie, is not the greatest e il wirch a nation can suffer. War is an u-iiv t hinir. out not tho
j Ugliest of thing, 'he decayed and !. graded --tat or Chicago mora! and patriotic feeling w'iMi. thinke nothing worth
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NOTICE TO CANDIDATES. ( Reqnests for announcements must, be , itccornpaiiiad by publication fea la conformity with tha law. Republican Ticket.
rO COUNTY TREASUEEK,
primary on May 7. 15H. "--'- HOWARD II.
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i-tiuiiifnts "or flrinK cannon or tluui at-rvictt for the s-elflh purpose! o: tit pradeu a pooplr. A war to it in?r ngalnat trannial injuftio; to tht ir on ion of right and
m hayonoi.". 1:1 the maitpr, i -a 1 1 t. :ir
Carger Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers; in the Calumet Region. !
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. .'Jvo '. ' J.- ! tuvn war. carried on for an honest itirioi by iludr Tret
i noil c, !t oi'fll i lie means oi uiftr i rijv ui'i anou. i
man who has nothing which h.- i.- willing to flstit. for. no: hinit which ho ern es iuor- :-.bou than he doe about
I i:iITit TiMKS; j '1'hs.- tuiinMifii'e thr-'iisrli your paper, to tli" i-t-rs tii;. t Il.ilph II. Hi'aii f'.in!. j for ton unri iloputy tiasur'-r of Lake j I'ounty, ;o-i,.- to ,- t.rotnotvd to trfaf1 urt r. Thf Utf. of th! Heputli'an i i l.rnnsfu't w f.i- r 1'ilV " Uimi .ril
other human i; 'l(JCJ. lt mBn, lots to i ;o give victory ; r.'M.i'." ami which is their J
I Suitor TlMKS: I You art; authorized to annv;n'e tc the' ! Republican of l.al.e 'oiiny tlit, j I a:n a oandUa'e for nomination of I County Treasurer of l.ahe '"unly on
rox EHiurr. , KCJP. j Kjitor TIMES: i
... ) vill jou plase announce that I am a ', FOB. TRUSTEE CAIU11IT TOWNIHIP I candidate for rtnomlnatlon on tha re- j l 'iitor TIMIJS: ! publican tickat for Sheriff of Iaka i
I'I.-hsi nni unoe to tlir otera of; C"iinty, rubject to the decision cf the I'iilum-t Tcwnsiop. that I will ba airtmarlcn to b held May 7, and I rerjimli.jate for the nomination for Town- apectfully solicit the bupport of ail reslnp TnitH, s-ut.jr't to the decision of! publicans? t!i" :-p til.lican primary. j -.ig. LEW BARNES. S i" W. J. WILLIAMS. -
Ldltor TIMES: Ton will plcae announce in Toe
Times that 1 wilr" be a candidate for sheriff on the republican ticket at the i primaries to be h-ld on the 7th of May. i II. C. iiREC.. I
Lake County's
Roll of Honor
TOR TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP. ' Ldit..r TIJItS: Tl.a.se r.noc'iiu to the voters of! Xurtli T..wnshir. thru 1 wtll be a' omi'liila i.- C.r the iK. i.i hi it ;, i, for Town- , "'P Tinsf.-r.. v..:bj. c t i. the decision of j the Republican primary. ' ' W.M. L. VA'i'EE. 1
T." y o'i hsv any t -.': p'airit imn.i.4.'.v to thi The Tutt -ill n-.t I. any insolo:ted -?rt ."" ; Riiii! tomm'.inv;!iin. S: ;a .-?$: pr-.nied at ocs el
e Rrtfnif The T o- ! rc u 1 a 1 1 n d p a ! n . - til . r; -p r.s " fur ti e n-Larr ' '. 1-! s :iO.'i W:.. !)''t noU-i' Hi; '! .: t slgneJ letters of gone .on.
ptMonsl safety,
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hlo creatui. who fca no ! th Hepublicnn ticket, aubject to
of ai
i.fUH-o of bpins froe, nnlos :nade an --id l'!pt o by the t
! decision of the pritnariea on May
-rtions o-" hotter mn than hinnelf. As Ifoij as iutice ; candtUacv.
a nd injustice have noi tormina tod ihoir oven not?. In;; 3-7-
raapectfully a?U. their auppoit
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NOI'M'K TO M ( HIHF'.R. If i ou fa I t-- i'k-i'm- y,.t:t ' cf The Ti: promptly a you hat :n tlv pi.'t. T'o'a-'e do net lt haa been loaf win no' !! ttr.. llc-;i:eu. h"
the rail: oads are ensa-l w::li t'.i- utx-nt tnov-mer.r. o tioeps and their auppltea; tha; tV.e:e : utii lal p .--:: 'a various pai la of the ro'in'ty f.o- foci a nd v'-i! : t. a tot railroad have more b is'.n-s than they vi n heiui
(t:omptiy. For 'hat reason many tie'ns a Tiiies haj :to.rea?-d its rnai'.n 'ft'piii'n'. perat-ng in eyevy wav wit'.t the p.tof'h' to expel. te del'.v.y. Jlven so. . '.ay . r ciiia? of the enoitnoii demit .N u;in t';'." tee wltndra wa'. of men from many 1'ues o'f
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r.slit for ascendency in tho ji flairs of tnanakind. iieinsf must he willinc. w h-n no-ti i. to do ha
tho c.ne apainst the other. - John S't; This was written a half oen:ur i; miiiht liave been w rifirut ostord:-
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TXIOMAS F. UOLLR'iS.
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Lditor TIMES: Uinhly announce 1y nao.e is a candidate f.-.r U.e office of c'vuutv Treasurer oi. the Ke.-iblo-a n ticket,, subject to the v. ill of the oi.-s at tlje primaries to he he',1 m May 7. 13 I S. 1 S-LV L'A'hS O. LDKR.
Ildi-or TIMES:
fleae Pi.r.f.unce my nan.e ca n candidate ,,n the Lep'ibt'can tickets for townslop tru.-tc-e lor Calumet townh'p, subje t to the primary May 7. 131S. 3-1 1-1 THOMAS MATTHKWS. LJ.:cr TlViiS: Kindly n ri;e.ir e p;y nrne ? a candidate on the, ';er,;,t,!;. art t.cket for township trustee for ,oi tii to, nship. subject to t lie ptiamiy May 7. If'IS. 1. L. (JACK) l-'OWLUR. ."-rS Hx-Alderman 1st Ward. Hammond.
DRY" MANAGEMENT.
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WE'RE PROUD OF LAKE COUNTY.
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t Aa in everythinK elst Lake county has ever undertaken aince the war began, it. has begun the third Liberty Loan drive with a patriotism unparalleled. A wave of patriotism sevi it last Saturday-swept it clean as a hound ? 'ooth of any doubts that w are in this war to win. North and Calumet townships were afire with real for Liberty Bond loanin?. Citizenship and American-ism plunged with united determination into the bis financial drive. Whiting and East Chicago had already pone over
thw top with a mosi magnificent, showing. Whiting go:
in the limelight first and with the record established in the second Liberty Loan drive of bavin? the mot subscribers, subscribed her Quota before a great many bigger places in the country had even woke up. East Chicago was already ea;er to pet into action in the big bond offensive and it was only a few hours later that her patriotic fervor was successful and Col Walter J. Riley, the city chairman, wired Governor Goodrich that the Twin City f as over the top. With her magnificent machine in full throttle Hammond reflected patriotism that shone like burnished brasa in the sun. and at 3 o'clock in the morning eighty f the city's hustlers began like tigers. When the glorious dedication day celebration was compete and returns were checked in. Chairman H. E. Sharrer announced that the city had also gone over the top end the White House got the wire that three Lake county cities among the first in the country had gone over. At Crown Point, Lake county's tiny capital, nightfall found that a band of loyal women had sold nearly $50.00 north of bonds, and by this time Crown Point will be oversubscribed. Gary's great patriotic parade got under way late in the afternoon and bond salesmen hammer and tongs carried the war into the trenches with speedy prospects of cleaning up on the kaiser. The spirit of a united people with the "win-t he-war" impulse pervades the county. During the life of the drive the oversubscription of quotas by a big majority will inform the world that old Lake county, second in all of Indiana's ninety-two in some things but first in patriotic fervor and loyalty, has again demonstrated her superiority. Now, all together for the next ten days. Let's shov the kaiser where we Ftand. Make it a big one.
i 'I'liff snv that i!;sinos men ato ;,ie
Dtoinbtion movement ; that is is no lonvc r a i r : cL by fanatics. It's true. loo. Kut tha record does not show it. The petition for placing the dr t'iih-.. o i o ..'.-i: n.n or. the ballot for ?esterda's election was on o Hit-.orsf-bungied Li1-i ''' fuanssemeni flu: our recent history has shown. A buuiprionv Mo h,ard iiom a country village was imported to mi per v i.m- a -whiilw ind campaign" for signatures. He sowed tiic whirlwind, and
JUDGE SUPERIOR COURT NO 1. , L-a'ur YIMLS: f'lea-'e ntioutice to the voter of Lake ,' County i!.v; I will be a candidate for ; the It-puhli an nomination of Judge of i j the Lake Superior Court, Room 1, to sue- , ' oecd my self, subject to the ote at the ' i riniHrie O be held My 7th. 13 IS. and 1 caiiustlj ask the support, of all. 1 3-4- YIKCIL S. RLlTIiR.
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ros CORONER. TIM LIS: 1
''A b a candidate for the republl- ! i:omiiiatift for coroner of Lake!
'j'-i -t to the decision of tha:
FOK TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP.' Lditor TIMES: ' Kindly announce :t the voters of, N'orth Township, that I -will h. a candi- j date for the ru'ioinarvon for Townahio Trustee. Bubj" t to the cc.:s,oii cf the : P.'-puhilcan prima e;.. ! n-io- .i. m. r:ii.ccnHO::. TOR REPRESENT ATITE. K-iro; VI Ml IS: I'l' urc i-niiM:r.e :n rhe vt. t". ; cf L..:c 'c'.r,t.y thai l v.-iU L- f. rand. da fjr nomhitition rr tut t,T the four RentesontatLc : to the ..esislature frc-m Like. roimty on the J'..- ubiican ticket., atibjet to the primary of May 7. I'll'-, and a;k support of all favoil.-.B rood tui procrese:e lcsi?ls t;n. 8-1':- CHARLES G. KING WILL. '
Editor
on Mav
hit. K. E. EVANS.
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RIeaae announce
r i-oters of La.I-.e
; Coun'yithat I wil! t a candidate for the'
i JUDOE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 3. ' Editor TIME??: I Please ai.tmam to the ctii iSf Lake j County- that I v. iii tie a candidate for j the Republican ra-mimit om for Judare of thj Lake S-iperi t Cutt. Rj-mi Xo. 2.
IM.ii.r TIMES: Kii.dly :.M:oiin e ! cati.-n that 1 w;ll h-
offi-e t,f C,j!(.ir I t una ry to he h, to the v, i!i of 11. S-1S-
a candidate for the . ....
or Lake Count v at. ihe
1 May 7. 191S. subject j if publican oter. 1 IK. A. GIOHOl.
Gary, Ind
! nomination for rcprear.'.atlva to the j lefialature frcr-i LUe County oa the ! rpub!!cir. '..rkti, aul ct to th prima-
al y 7 t;s. OTVO G. FIFIELD.
the dry movement reaped "hot air " Tho signature j subject to the decision -f th .... .... i. .;.,i,. May 7th. 1 earnestly
sufhfl S U1U Ilf71 0ril u.l- I lit Illier- lli.ill M.t.4ti.. j i support of all. the back of each petition. joux r. KEN'XEDT. To cap this sublime exhibition of incapaotj. nf - ! 3-5- East Chicago, indother "drv ' leader endanaors the whole loyalty otc in I
'he aldermanic elections 'nv rushin-: into i; int with an
1'inn .t i- 'i-oi -.n ' t i u iv.il'- n i rii 1 1 .in ir 1 he
Edi'cr T1MLS:
tho
proposition on
ballot. This would s.mply have lesuUccl in spoil. n? ballot after ballot. But the slieer ineffectiveness of the dry is something that will have to end if prohibition is indeed tcome inro i's own, says the Chicago Po-t.
Tleae announce to the voter of Lake
ty that I w ill be a candidate for .. r?
the Republican nomination of Judjje of :;-.othe Lake P jperior c'ouit. Room Xo. 2, to I succeed myself, i;b'Ct to the primaries Ihiito,- TIMLS
Iriniarie
solicit the I Will you please annour.
Puoioan vote;., of Lake countv
wjii be a candidate tor nomination to;c-:'S th-; Olllcaj Of eoroner a I ilia i..n,,vii.. :
ITimartes May 7 ,n(J that j re-pectfully ' Kdit or Tiwca:
uppoi-t of the republican! nae announce
j township.
POR TOWS5HJP COtXJLtm. ".ditor TIMES: i
Please anr.oun e my came as a candii date for the office of Constable of Xorth ;
I Township of Lake County, Indiana, on. ; the Republican ticket, subject to the will! to the re-' cf tha voters at the criniarie to he held '
that I on Mav 7th. ISIS. I
JIAKARf J. KRAJEWSKI. ,'
o the voters of North
Lake county, that I will be
: of May 7. ! 3-9-
191S.
V." ALTER T. IIARDT.
LR. b W. S.VUER. ja candidate for the r.omu.atSon for the' ; office of consttbla on tho Republican j ! t.Jcket at the primaries to be held on:
r amioum-e to the voters of Lake j May 7th, 1?!S. JOHN I'OUA. I
1 Ed: -or TI ME fs : 1 'lease say to the voters of Laki Cc-unty. that I am a candidate for the Republican i.t n'.ma ' ion for Judge of the Lake Pup'-ri.-r tVurt. Rom No. 2. subject to the ot- of the primary election.
May 7. 13 IS. 1 earnestly ask intestlgation. and if found worthy, the auppoit of all. 5-13- ' DANIEL J. MO RAN. TOR JUDGE, ROOM 3. Editor TIMES: riease announce to the voters of Lake i County that I v. ill be a candidate for .
I'lea
County that I am a candidate for Coro-n-r on the Renuhln-an fwt.-et ,.v..
ihe de, is-ion of the voter to be express- ; c(i at primui iea. May 7. 1918. i WILLIAM II. MIKESCH. M. D. i
A MATTER OF DYRE NECESSITY. The dye manufacturers evidently intend to tako t --. -t with President Wilson on his proposal that the treaties of peace shall include removal of all economic bp.rriers. The men who have invested their money in the buildine up of dye factories under the protection of war conditions, want a protective tariff to guard them against destructive German competition when the war is over. President Wilsoa opposes protective tariffs; hence the ieeue. TU J ...... r . : i- a r-i.A a .... :
u.e uwiujnviuir:a aie- ris.ni. 1.1- - nifi lean , r,,uomina , I0!1 for t!. office of Judge, j dye industry has made great strides in the three years ' t'oom 2.. Lake Suoencr Court, at tiarv.
of war protection, but it is vet for behind the German j subject to the decision of the republican of u" vtera -at the primariea to!
Democratic Ticket. Edi'or TIMES:
TOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. j Editor TIMES: i Please announce niy name as a candl-! date for the ofTice of County Assessor! on th Republican ticket, subject to the! will of the otcrs at the primaries to i be hclJ in May 7, 1313. j 3' Wil. BLACK. '
j 1 - t a p t iiiiyuui.c ' ' ' .' 1 , i o 3 a can'll- : dat- for the office of Constable of North
Township of Lak County. Indiana, cn the Democratic ticket, subject to the will of the voters at the primaries to be held on May 7, 191S. C-1S- JOHN M. EIELSK1.
Liii Couaty's dead la tba war with Germany and Ac.xtrla.-Haa. jrary: ROBERT SIARKLET. Hammond; drowned off coast of New Jersey, May 28. DENNIS IIANXON, Indiana Harbor : pto:..aine pclgon. at Fort Oglethrope. Chattanooga. Tcon. June 11. I RANK M AN LET. Indiana Haruor: killed In Fiance at Bat-t'-of Li lie. Aug. 13. tniHtra baseler. Ham-'-.(nd; died at Lion Springs, Tex., of :inal meningitis. August SC. J-.u'.r. fcA.VlDI.OOKS, East Chi-.-i.o: ).i!l--d in France, Sept. lt. A.ITHLT. UOBEltTSON. Gary; Ui-d 111 Fiance, Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN A1TA. l.-iy: killed at Vimy Ridge. jiJIKS JIAiJKl.N'ZlL. Gary: u.oied at Viioy Ridge. DOLI 11 LlEIiZYKI, East ChJ--oko; hilled in ITaneo. Kov, 2". E BURTON HCNDLEY. Gary; eilled in aviatiou accident ai Taliaferro nel'ls. Ever man, Tes Dtc. 1. li'iVilAltK V CUTHBERT l"SO, Xiuhun Harbor; killed ja accident at i t. EI isi, Texas, Dec. II. LERvYOOD DICKINSON. c;'; d.cii fao r.ervh.-jc In France, of t ;ieunicr.!a, I)ec. l.h EDWARD C. liCSTrJADE. Habait; killed oy implosion la France. Dec. Z2. THOMAS V. SATCUSr Gary; killed soiro where in Frssce, Feb. S4. FRED SCHMIDT. Crown Point; uicd of pneumonia in Erooklyn, March 7. after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORAL EDWARD M. SULLIVAN. Gary; killed somewhere in France. March S. MICHAEL STEPICIL Whitmg; C3:rp Taylor; pneumonia. Marca lt. ROBERT A SPIN, Gary; Co. F, 13Jt infantry; Camp Shelby; typhoid; March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTT, enlisted at Hammond. Jan. S. in V. 8. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex., April WOUNDED. ROBERT M. EEATTT. Hammond. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 2u. E. A. SPARKS, HiKhland. Tr :;ch mortar. France. Feb. 27.
Editor TIMES: j Please announce my name as a candl-' date for tho office of County Assessor!
on the Republican ticket, subject to the'
-hoot YOUR Dollars At an Enemy 1 Buy Bond.-!.
industry. Productive capacity is not the onlv cssen! ia! j primaries. -Mftv ' ' " , J CHARLES E. GREEN WALD.
01 success. 1 ne sirengin ot oermany s command o:
1 be held in May 7. 1918.
BUT A LIBERTY BOND. Ed iter TIMES: Plasc announce that I have withdrawn as a rao lulate ft.r the republican nominntion of the superior court. 4-4- LILLIAM M. DUNN.
the dye industry lay largely in the possession of secret processes for the production of certain iniportnnr colors. From time to time the American ehemi.-ts are discovering some of these secrets, but there is much jet to be learned Even then, we shall be at the diadvanatage of the lower cost of production in Germany and the greater
effectiveness of trade organization fnt-tered by the Gorman government.
It would be entirely erroneous 'o ast:me that Ger
many's dye industry has been ruined or even impaired
o me war. 11 may nave neon suspended, but not to Hijiana, on th Republican ticket, subject
j"-'- HERMAN MEETER. I COMMISSIONER PIS ST DISTRICT. j Editor TIMES: j Ton may announce that I will be a I candidate for County Commissioner for j the First District on the republican j t! -ket at the May primary. ! -S- h. II . DILS.
Mir Bnnda Xow. Or. Indemnities Wktn It Ta Too I. ate! I lberfr".M" ... - - -Feed he Gtut That Mum the Hun!
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TOR TOWNSHir ASSESSOR. j rDR STATS SENATOR. r.'Wcr TIMES: ' Ldi'er TIMES: Flense announce my name as a candl-' Announce to the voter of Lak Tordate for the o'foe of Township Aasesor. ter, Jasper and Newton Counties' that of Calumet Township. Lake County. In-, I w,ll be a candidate for rmomin.tlna
or the petition of Stfnte Ker.--.tr.. e.. I
material dearreo. It ha Keen iliveoil raiVt.- .- 1 t the will of the voter at the rrlinarle' t-; i:. j: . ... I
c - in .r i, ..y t,,,-..---- - m U IS J'llH UlStliC!
manufacture of munitions, and will be as rendilv re- to tc 1 u ' ' 1 subject to the
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HAMMONDS LIBERTY HALL. The German kaiser and his crew received a large and fully developed swat in "Hammond on Saturday when the people of the city dedicated their Liberty hall and consecrated it to war service, and the minority, who would rather crawl in servility at the modern Atilla's feet, received several swats. Hammond can no longer be known as a pro-German rity. That type of citizen has pretty well come out in th open in his allegiance or crawled in the hole and galled the hole in after it. It is true that there is a mattering of undesirables who still weep German tars, but tbey are listed and will be dealt with by the proper authorities' In a short time. Hammond was the scene of a tremendous outpouring of people- Nothing like it was ever seen in the city. There will never be anything like it again until the boys come home. The spirit manifested and enthusiasm demonstrated foald not be eclipsed anywhere. Everybody vied with th other fellow in showing his love' of liberty that magic and sweet word and his allegiance to the flag. Th building of Liberty hall has been a stupendous thing' for Hammond in many ways, if jt. were to go up in smoke tomorrow it will have fulfilled its mission. It hag weeded out. the garden of Liberty and planted it with Powers whose fragrance will live forever.
It is (he deed and not the word which will live in)
turned to dye production when the war is over. It will bo remembered rhaf after Germany had boon at war
roor than two years, the submarine merchantman.
Dutchiand, brought a carco of dyes to America and toox hack a cargo of war supplies, thus demonstrating that 'wo years of war had not obliterated the dye Industry as a possible trade factor. Not only ohrr European nation? but. Japan as well have been building up dye industries and will be a ready as Germany to compote m o';r markets when the war is over. Th only practicable
means of guarding against the ruinous oomoe'if ion t,f ., , . . . . d;
tr.ose sources 01 nje eiuns is ins enactrneriT or an Import duty which will prevent importation at less than the cost of production in this country. President Wilson's proposal o enter in'o treat; for the removal of all trade barriers is one thr.t will meet hearty commendation in thoe countries wbre waces and standards of living are low. Tt ought nor receive th" approval of any resident, of 'his country who believes in
.i in--, 11. n inn.. 'nniiiii 11 win him ne naproxen ly i riinra. on the F'.-puh'i the men who have invested their money in dye factories to the primary i,.-i,i
in response to the insistent plea of dye users.
JOHN' M'FADDEN.
my candidacv beinc
decision of the republi- j
iT a 1 I THE PASSING) I show!
Editor TIMES:
Please announce my name aa a candl- 1
1 a n 3-9
primaries.
D M. KINDER.
FROZEN musk-ok Is what we are ad-
! vised to eat now by the food adminis- : trators
TOR PAOSSCTTTTWn AI'Amw
date for the office of North Township Editor TIMES:
ASitsscr 01 1.11111J voumy, inuiana, ou 'he Republican ticket, subject 10 the; will of the voters at th primaries to b5 Ida ;i. May 7. r.if'v 0-3- JAMES CLEMENTS.
ALL right, we'll take a little of the! ! breast and a modicum of dark meat !
Make announcement to the voters of : i
Lake county that I will be a candidate on 83 ou r serving, for renomtnetlon for the office of prose- ! WE are r.ot dismayed tft hear that red cutinK attorney. s,uljeet to the republi- tape is being cut out but on tho cor.trary
w e
to commence, an offensive WE sufe-ftcst that they put all thoss swivel-chair warmers at Washington to work FIGHTING it. WILHELM the hun err.p. IS reported to have shaken tha han cf thousands of soldiers lately WONDER if they counted their f.ngcrs after' AT that it's o.tite a change ta NOTE that the kaise is shaking lianda WITH somebody besides Tiimsetf. WE have observed
tho lime has come in t&ia
i a n primaries.
TOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. L'di'or TIMES:
Kindly anucunc-; th.it f v ill be a can-
date lor le-ii'immani'i. tor t'ie office or:
I township nrjrs'or for North t-c. nship: j on th-; republi'. an ,h?Vt rt the- primaries ion May the 7t.i. i.iv. 1 ! 3-2r PERT. E. FISCHER. TOR JUSTICE Or THE PEACE. i ' Editor TIMES: ; Pae announce my r, lt.-e as a candl-, I rtnU lor Jus-ticft of tlo i'l.ice for and , in Calui:if-t To-vrr-'.ip. I.iho County, In-
!ii ticket. Subject ' May I. ! ?1S. j
3-5- HENEV WELLNLR.
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CLTDE HUNTER. I
Editor TIMES: j Because of the many requests from' many part of the -m:nty I have decided I to announce ray candidacy for rrcsecut-i 015 attorney, subject to the decision of' the republican primariea : --P-1 JAMES A. PATTERSON. j
SHALL be glad when the entire aupdy gives out
THAT c.uni ry WHEN
cirl thinks she
NEEDS n chaprrcne Just about aa much as her mother :-eeds a dodo.
A. HERE'S ".he Quartermas'er? A TON cf foot powder sent to front was mistaken for flour and
ti-.e
WHERE in the nsme 0 cental Congress IS the efficiency In red VOL" know cur idea
the Conti-i
ape anyway?
USED in making bread AND then they think it
a run to be a
TOR COUNTT SURTETOR. Ed for TIMES: V:ll you please, announce fr (he republicans cf Lake County 'hat I will be a candidate for t euom Ina t ion for the rf'ce of Coiiioy Surveyor, which I row hold, before 'he republican primaries
has to
DON'T BUY TOO BIG A BOND. j Here is a word of advice for the farmer bond pur- ; chaser. Jion't bite off more than you can chew. Your' covernmon' doesn't want you to .,'rap" v renvoi f m
run into financial (h!T:rultie, trying to pay for honi. ruy one .email enough so you will be able to nav t,v ; : in the allotted time without having to hoi rw o.(.,io-. to meet the obligaMon. Ps value will represent your i savings for tha' period of time. If ymiv cit o-j ;n,.; t won't permit of you purchasing a f 1.h.mi bond, buy on P. j 3 $500. Pon't complicate our already complies ; oil Una 11 j cinal problem by a-suming a delo you can'l pay. ' T3gg . ... .
j on Ma y ! --E?
RAT SEELET.
Editor TIMES:
Kindly announce that T v ill be a can-! dida:e for re-ni.miniti.in for Justice of j CLERK LAIE CIRCUIT COURT. ' the reave n the neptib'.icc.ti ticket at! Kdoor TIJIKS: I the p- mo'i ice rn May 'he ;th. 1?1. ! Kindly nnuout.ee to the otr of Lake JOSEPH H .'! 1 rilERY. ! County that I will be a candidate on the, Justice of the raee R pu bt lev. n ticket for n o i inat lcn. t .-!!- ti : Hi-oncUiay. suee'eed myself, to tie office of ClerK j - I l.a M'ipftiOl- ". -'. sulci- Ct In the de. j JUSTICE OP PEACE. CENTER TWP. cision of the Primaries to be It Id May I Editor TIMES: I 7th. t?l. 1
Plej-se ::iin.iii!,' r ;;.:u 1 ill be a can T-lo 1IERP.ERT L "v H EATON. lid-t" for retvii! mat 1011 for Justi-e orj - the Pence of vnwr f.'vn-hip, to sue- i TOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER. '" d myself. on t;. i;..pu'i'.i. an ti-kt. j Editor TIMES: r.iib.1- ct to the i'l cf th voters at the! rie.e annour.ee to t'e ntr of Lake
MAKE some sacrifice to w .n the war AND then fives up garlic. THERE is one thing we have always ADMIRED about a woman and that IS her ability to forget how homely HER husband is
JUST as soon 33 th frst baby comes 1
'or her to ADMIRE. TII ET can hey -.vant to
j poldier
'ot-i.t. are so many people TROTTING across the state line into WEST HAMMOND the? days for THEIR bitters that it seerr.s as if the CALUMET region musi be an awfully UNHEALTHY district. A WASTREL always excuses his expenditures
DT feeling that he j3 doing all he CAN to keep the money IN circulation.
put the clock ahead all
ri."T our stoma-.'h tells un v. hen it is SIX o'clock and our educated EAR kno3 when th whistle ought to
WE reaJ that the fcoll-
wevtl is about
S. G. Carley Transfer Co. EXPRESSING. AUTO VANS, LONG DISTANCE MOVING, 165 E. Stfte Street. Hammond. SeTond floor above Tastime Thea-e;.
PETEY DINK Digging Wonns Will Win tho Wnp.
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