Hammond Times, Volume 12, Number 260, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1918 — Page 4
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AVEHTIIM; OI KH
ndiy. i-n-cco-i d-c'.a-is . . . Ch'caco
outlook in this war ami ;it tin- ruthlensness with which it is oordw .od Sharpened opposition will bo tho only nii'i'iiiii" of a (Ifimaii victory. A i: rai victory t the western front now will serve i weaken the growing opposition of the German people
to the military on -to. Throiiiih such a victory the junk i ' i" s and pan G.-rmnnists will in t ihe nppe'- hand more! .Until over ami tho roasom.t.lo and poaee-lovinu pa 1 1 of iho populal ion and especially the workini: classes, will I 1 lnve their inthiiT.ce curtailed I Ail this thi' Hohono'.lern.j am! !h"ir j, inker eon; ' pi.n.ons know cry v ell. nd tin'! i.-. v.hv t Inn- stake i
i pryllhiii; io r.ake this ' world's ere. nest iirlur). : they are ru ! hhssly s.n
Political Announcements it! S:
NOTICE TO CANDIDATES.
, JUSTICE OF PEACE, CENTER TWP.
--n'ot .,n.iiiat2 must ba ! Editor '1 LM I.S:
accompanied by publication foe In conformity with the law.
Republican Ticket. FOB COUNTY TREASURES-
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Hammond fnr
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EMTi.'i: ti.m::s: i lipase Miitt.i-.in.-e tlirmn.'!! your paper
i to the vnii-i.s !!..it i:.-ilph H. lira.i T'li-d. for ton yf-rrs !-puty tr- a?virf-r of Kak I County, aski to lie pieniet. d to tr -n-j urt-r. Tho Ca-f of the I'.upuh'.i'-an primarl-s is May 7. l'.'lV "A kin 1 wT'3 ' in.-ans lift It, I., v., u. it Ticans lo's to
KradV
CONGRATULATIONS, MAYOR.
I'll use aiiiii'iinr.. that I will lie a candidate lor ri-n-'it.inal i4-ti f,-r Justice of tho I Van; of lYnt.r township, to sucn.l lays. I;', en tin- 1 pnhi i'-aii ticket., .suhj. rt i . i th v ill ,.r tie- vi.-t.-r-i nt the primary . u May 7. i?is. 1--."- ii"WAi:i) ii. Ki;.ir. rCR TRUSTEE CALUMXT TOWNSHIP Jvhfer 'J'IMKH: Ph-.a."! a-iir-iince to tli voters of 'a'aii.. t Town-hip. ti.al I will b a e n. i i-1 -i t e for thu iiotniii a ; i. n tor Township Trusti-e, suhj. t to the d . ision of i ho Kepubii.-an primary. 3-5- v.". J WII.MAMl
j THE PASSING! SHOWj 1 1 -JJ : U pirnr opt T.apiTt.- hai.-t any Thiiti: "e-.- t. .i-'ii hralf
TO find he didn't know hot to t.e-. round AXD had to drive rlesr to eKOWN POINT before he fo.;ni town h" could turn around In. PTTI.ES change so fat that one is hardly able to k" p track of them MI'T by faking one of the.e new hfhsirppetl Rtrf t cars home at night
IT is impoBBible not to observe that
women are not wearing half hosf
the
vet
f'th an-
Oii 'j- hall
Larger Paid-Up Circulation Than Any Two Other Papers in the Calumet Region.
r
the leadit nigral uia!
t i; izons f I la.ir.mund, this Dan Ilio.vn. neivor of ilam-
If yO'l have .;,y fO'lh plaint Immertiatelv't.a the The Times w'-'l n,t any unaolioited art .. !-. or ! moua comniuniostl.ms. Si Interest printed at dlsciot
lent!, .or
! SelA ice.
his
; nil
...-.I'lt! - The Ttii"s mike com-:
iri".i'a:U n dcpartn.ent. . j I1, spite :
rc-Bii;iddc lor tiu- return oi tt.isand vv.ii not nor : :e a :u ,n y. brouu h 1 to lu'-ar Itnon
it signt-d K-ttcrt vl general
IMitor TlMi:S: You are authorized to announ. e to the Republican yot.-r.s of Lake County 'hat i ar ea n. i . , i n ! e tor nou.. nation r
nniln-.! M;:tni for iTlcionoy and food ! f,,Mniy Treasurer of Lake I'ounty on I tho liepuhli. an ticket, subj-ct to the
hie oressnre :!,at w a s ocis i. -a e, prima...... "
renpfct fully ask thir surP"" 'ri .
I
."-"Hi; proieilv i!.hra!'S
iiivrsar- nt rhe iiunnss :as.-. IT sounds ! -il -.- hut they fell us of a t'KKTAIX Hammond man H1 i was learnir.fr to !rive an auo and ; a r ' . .3
K mlht add incidentally THAT the I.oid temper!" the wind he shorn calf as well. A MAN that think about nobody I-'t'T himself Jj iKSX'T ki v his brain" nn.ii''i e; rrcise to keep him from getting narrov
iiid. ii.
il'TII r-.r a I'AlA'I'n fan
notii i: -i o si nrninr.R. If you fail to ... -e'v.. y .;ir ' ; .-f
promptly as you hav in It has been lost or wa no the railroad-, are p.. c i ; troaps aril tiv-ir s;: ppl '. s ; In various parts of the , the radroada have mo?..
he vv-..t. do sent on t'n-e. H'o
th.e nvi;.'!U m
.at thiie S5 iinuur n'rv for and '.!!. than t hey i
promptly. For that iea-on ra.-iny trains ai la;. TtUEs ha increased it ma '.line ec.trpinent an 1 operatlnff in vry way v.i'h t":;- p ost -; :'u -e d. pr
r : m r. ? a s ot think iher that .nri'tlt of pressure ii.-l; that ii li.ri'lio
. T.,3
nion.p ti!li )': een Mayor Iiiown r f' the hoard of polio imz of tho ehie:'.
tv a
in.o ii' atne pfessine that ts a s i.:n 'a have I'tier Aa-t':en. !!;r.ti
hi. t ot police reducd to the rank. , d ' - sanction this stop and il.i..'.j:'i com :,i '.- lon-Ts h;. l th- Mile api.oit.i:ior ".town's inliu-nce viU. ;i..-ni
a n.i utLisy. 3-7-
TOR TKUSTTS I7CETII TOAVNSTIIP
l-'it. x TIMta: -"' .-.e iit.iioui.c a to the voters of!
Xi.iih Toun. h'p. that I v.!'.l be aj V, H': ,e v, can. li. late lor '!;- ih.ii. itiri t ion lor Town-iwf,s j,,,, rit',. .1 sh.ip Trust. -, snbj.a t to tin; decision of ; u ;
th.- Jo pui.ilic.-.n prim -ry. ' . on.j.ari u H. VATKR. ! ui-ii .iV.r
' tl t tie v. ho).
1 to come borne he
AVI-i-oui.l
hav.
r.o doubt whn-ever if
rXM.'RPTAXI) their lunpunfre
7 I
f I..-,
rictiiti..s and record ' 1l '1.JIKS.
to expedite delivery. Even so, ,i.las ar
cauae of the enorinous detninds upon th-- rs.lr. the witlidi awal of men fn-nt ni.-inv '..n.-.s of work
in-'v itable
bciiiid
:'. .! cent inncd off ,t iem
police aff.i'.-s. Tho :,-ii;fi( s'o; tor the retention of liiii.'id, !' s reput.it ion !.;.- ueer be-ii discounted. Y ed tlie p conn. : v-ar::i-r swept, into office wi'h th. ren ? scr.lti Thf y have ;. for the mayor h'.t U- i lii saints. To his credit at" two
y in th- adtniuist ru' i n o! in of Petpr Auslsoti is ; i'ood governr.:-ie in Mam Ions been ost :i'dis!ied an n Mavor Drown was elect : v. ho iho;i!.l I t.o wo.ma or pit uf er t 'ml' Aus!
Imo-it made l.t'e un
of eNei'uU'.e ie,i-!..l all
i:.iilor TIMKS: Km.l.'v mm. .t, - my na-.ie as a candla..., ..... .... ,,f County Treasurer
on Ibr- tli'Mil.! .. a ii ticket
whl ot 'he vet. is at the P'
TOU TSUSTEE EOETH TOWNSHIP.
itoit. r Ti.MI.S: ! TOR. PROSECUTINCJ ATTOBNEV. Kmdty announce to th voters or K-l.tor TI.MLS: North Tuwri.-hip. th it I w ill b- a candi- ! Make a rmouncr ment to th voters of;
subj'Ct to the date for the ioi: ina ' i . n I . r Township ' I.aI.e eountj that I will be a candidate -
THAT Bli the lady ra's in the n. : !oi!o;.,d a'e just scandalized
WllEXKVIlK they meet the neigh
bor's cat HC'T sh just f-ots a rounds with her oversubscription of
AVAR babies just iher- wasn't
nii.-.ries to
be h-S-l'J-
i in May 7. l'.'ilt. Lol'Is -l HDKK.
Trustee, Stlbj. ct to t!
!i. pubtiCiu ju in-ary. ';-i'J- j. m:. uti.i
as proudly as if
FTTH a thing as gossip In all the
ccision of th-3 for n nominal :on for the office of prose-i wide world
! cutint? attorney. subj t to tho rei.ubli-' tiif-
' tCKSON.
can primaries. :i-u-
CI.TDE IIUXTEn.
war has brought
BOl'T one treat chance
iT NO 1.
-phndid a;. poii
fei t "vS 4 -si
! ment - , V m iUcp ell ii !'.
SOME SHOP TALK. The papsdnsr of the Chicago Herald into that bourne from which no newspaper ever returns is a matter of some interest to the fourth estpte and to iho puidic at large, which will note with regret the disappearance of so cleanly an edited paper as the Herald from its breakfast tables. Chicago has lost three fine morning papers in the past few years and that they were all ably edited and conservative in tone as well as morninc papers i? significant. The Chronicle, Inter-Ocean an Herald wre institutions. None of them was able to thrive in spite of the care and vigilance of their owners to keep them off the financial rocks. They were not sensational newspapers and it is hard to tell just why they fell hy the wayside, except that the? could not trim their sails to th" storms that sweep over the newspaper world. The Herald made some mistakes in policy, but they were mistakes of the head rather than of the heart. Publisher Keeley since the war broke out has been in Europe quite a good deal and finds himself now an example of the impossibility of petting out a newspaper by long range. It can't be done. Those who pub'.ish newspapers must make bedmates of them. The failure of the Herald Is only, however, another evidence of the fact that the evening newspaper has come to he pre-eminent over th morning nwspapr. The evening newspaper grows apace ill power and prestige and strength. It is no longer ihe weak sister. It has been visibly strengthened hy the war, because the evening newspaper has had all the big news of the war. People no longer expect big war news in the morning newspaper, because it doesn't get it. The evening newspaper get the news first. A startling example of this fact was given by the morning papers the other day to the effect that Ypres had fallen. People were in the doldrums all day, but when the evening papers came out they were amazed to see that Ypres bad not fallen and that there had been no P.rifish retirement. Such instances as this have often happened during the war and the morning paper has suffered thereior. Th Hrald collapse proves also the uncertainty of
as fire chi f and Peter Austcm
MCCUM8ER SHIP3.
Tile etlotts of Senator Porter .1. MoCun.b. r
0UDOE SUPEE.IOK COTO'
Editor TIMES: Tleo. en,..mnee 'O the Voters of Eak
arable J County that I will be r
i ihi Itei uhli .-in ih in Ira 1 1
the Lake Su.ierior Co .i t, J- "
reed mys.-lf. suhieft to tho oto at t.ie Primaries o be held M y 7th. K'lS. an 1
1 ,-.,..sli ask the support Ol an
3.4. VI Ft-Hi
candidate for i of Ju ls-e of
suc-
S. KEITEtt-
rOS TRUSTEE NORTH TOWNSHIP I'M i tor TI m:;s;
KmPly r. iiii-ai n.-e I v. .tors
X'-rtn I ..wii!i!p. that I y iM be a
' or t he tioii'.ina: i..n for Township 'it-usl.e. suljert ih 0- ci:-h-n of the Pe publican prim-ii y. I' 'UX J PCESKI.
IT Is no longer popular to leave the in. pression
Editor TIMES: j
i !;.-catie of the rmv reouesfs from
? many ; a;is of the county 1 have decided! THAT you have mere money than vou
landi- ' to aiin'-t.ti'-e tnv car.didacy for prosecut- ! ically do have.
Hip- attorn, y. r.ub.ieet to the aeclsion of. lie- r. I.'ibli. .:. :i I rliTl.-i ri.,-3.
r,-lC-i JAMES A. PATTEHSON'. ' M t :PT have enlisted for th period of triw war.
Jt'ESS '.!; aiiey-cleaning departm nt
JTJDQE SUPERIOR COURT NO. 2.
Editor TIMES: Pleaso aiuioiince to the vo
Countv that I will be
V. U'nr TIMItS: 1 riei.se announce my name as a candidate en the I;, publican tickets for town-
trs of Eake s!l!' f ust. .. for Cahmiet township, subamlida'e for jr,-t Prim-ry May 7. I'm.
N'akotat to induce the Shipping Board to construct con- th. Kepubhcnn nomination for Judite ot
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i ! P 'MAS M ATTiXEAVS.
crete ships are at last about to bear fruit. An estimate has been submitted to Congress for an immediate appropriation of Jlo.OGit.otMi and addition authorisation, of $.!o.0"t0thi more to build plants, purchase materials, etc. necessary in the creation of such vessels. .Mr. McCumber has called attention many times on the floor of the Po-nate In the obvious advnnatages (.f concrete ships, and his bitterly reproached the Shipnins Hoard for not looking with favor upon them. To Senator MeCumber, as much a? any other one man, belongs the credit for giving the country the benefit of this howtype of construction.
Koom No. 2. j
ih:, T.nVe Runerior U'Ui.
subject to the d-cision of the Primaries. , Editor TIMES: May 7th, 1518. 1 earnestly solicit the Kindly aim. unci- my name as a candlsupport f a"- 'date o-i th. KePI,blican ticket, for townJOHN I". KltXXEDT, j ship trustt-..- for North township, subject 3.5. East Chicago. Ind. i to the prian.ry May 7. 1318. i C. E. CEVK) EHWI.ER,
, ,he voters of Lake. , -- Ex.-Aldcrr.ian 1st W ard, Hammond.
rOS COUNTY SURVEYOR. j Editor TIMES: I Will you picas.; announce to the re- ! rublicans of Eake County that I will be , a candidate for renom'.nation for th j office of County Surveyor, which I now ; hold, before the republican primaries j on May 7? i 3-12 , P. AY SEELET.
rVaqp mm -.unoe
that I will bo a cana.u..
Count y
the Eepublican nomniate rv ov
Ju'lsc of
Room N'o. 2. to
rCB CORONER.
the Eaka Superior court, io,.m. -w. -. - 1:,:u,,r TIMi:S:
succeed myself, sub-.ct to tno Prmmr,,, ua li?
of May 7, 131S. ,.9. WALTER T. HAHbY.
Editor TIMES: r-i.... snv to the vM'tn
candidate l"r ins
of Eake
a 'Cti.lidate f.-.r th rer.ubll-
can ii -mir-.ti-fi fc-r coroner of Eaka county, subject to the decision of th primaries on May 7. 3-8- DR. Ii E. EVANS.
CLEBK LAKE CIRCUIT COURT. Editor TIMES: ' Kindly announce to th.e voters of Lake
Count y that I will be a candidate on the Republican ticket for nomination, to I succeed niyscdf. to the office of Clerk ! Eake Superior '"ourt, subject to he de- i cision of the Primaries to he held May j
7th, 191S. 3-1S IIEP.RERT E AVHEATON".
roE county coararissiONER.
I i a 1 w a y s I'E1"I1S us more or less to see SOME of these prominent Jinheacs and know-it-alls STANDING around criticizing the alii-s WHEN" they don't eifcn know the tase of the LICKING on a thrift stamp. IT is always pathetic to see two or three men each of whom BTJVS one suit of clothes a year WORKING in an office full of women and trying not to k--ep tr?.k of the conversation and
J in past '! pink tricolette are.
I i
ARE WE AWAKE TO OUR OWN RESPONSIBILITY?
rv.unt v that I am
The setback that West Hammond's name rt eejved Republican neniin' ": f(,r -'u it.
I x oUe Sunct iol- Court. Room -no. a..-
last night is serious and though eventually the forces of law "ind order will prevail, it is iremely urgent and necessary that immediate action 1 - taken by good citizenry in the city across th lino. West. Hammond, if certain powers of darkness are given leeway, will sink lower than if has ever sunk and such a monstrous unholy condition must not bo permitted to obtain. Mayor Kamradt foueht the granting of more licenses and assured the women who have taken up the fight in a way that ought to make some of the West Hammond mpn ashamed of their. -elves, that he would stand by them through thick and thin. The friends of these sporting resorts thought that by the revocation of the four licenses they would camouflage the real situation, but they did not. These four men will be- hack in the game if fourtern new licenses ate Pnaliy granted. The people of Hammond once before stepprd in and helped West Hammond to clean tip and they must put thojr shoulders to the wheel again. The fathers and mothers of boys in Hammond, Whiting, East Chicago,
! Gai v and other place in the county should not stand
the newspaper game. Ps publishers made g?llanr efforts j to.- a conuuion 1n.1t win spei. ruiu 101 me,, sums.
d Yet ihero are and always S -Mayor ivaiiiiaiii anu no- i'uii.r u. 111 me .-
fare of West Hammond must be vigilant. Pressui" must be brought, to bear on their recalcitrant aldermen. The church must help. It would be a pity if I lie government had to step in over tiie heads of the city providing the lad-r were weak. Put the federal government can do i'. There are war workers in this region, thousands of them within five miles of West Hammond, who must be pro'etted.
vote of the primary election.
j Edi'or TIMES: Pl--a.se announce to the vo'ers of Lake
' County that I will be n candidate for Ed. 'or T I M ES : rPnomfn, , jon f,,r t;, .-.fice of County Kindly r.ntiounre through your pun!I-, Commissioner for first district, subject ca:j..n that I will be a candidate for the! to the dec's ion of the republican prl-
oifi.:
r Lake County at the I maries. May
loot to the
. . 1 .........wile s.k lnvestiea
May .. ui'- 1 ..... . 1 prminrv to be h. Id Mav 7 ni ,i,- i.tt
a ?f found worthy, tno support- . , w--
j S-1S- DR. A. GIOROI. 'j Gary, Ind.
tlon.
of .all. 3-13-
GEORCv O. SCIIAAF.
DANIEL J. MO RAN.
FOR JUDGE, KOOM 3. Editor TIMES: riease announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be n candidate for renomination for the office of Judee.
Koom LBK8 superior ti.ii.. n
Editor TIAfE3:
A ill you please announce to the re
publican voters of Lake county
will be a candidate 1 .r
ros sKERjrr. Editor TIMES: I tc.M -1. nl.nep announce that I am s I
candidate for renomination on the re-
roblican ticket for Sheriff of Lak
that Lv.nntv. subject to the decision of the
nomination to : , , i,ij Mav 7 and I re-
- v---- jx. ly.u.iti in. intj ri-puoncan ;
liv solicit the sut iiort of all re-
subject to the decision ui me r-jpuuntan , lrlal 1 -respecuuiiy . r,uriijcanS7
primaries. May -"te.w u.uuutii CHARLES E. GREEN WALD. '; voters?
. 1 o-.O- I)R
3-19-
LEW BARNES.
V. AV. SAUEU.
POR CONSTABLE. Editor TIMES: riease announ. e my ratn as a candl-
BUY A LIBERTY BOND. ! Rdltor TIMES: Kdi TIMKS: .,.,i.,iiir that I lnve with- J ! ase anii-ni ncn (o tt-r- vniwc f r.t
..' ... , ..,,,1-;, .:.,- f..r the rei.ubln--.in C-uiilv ih.n I am' ,.s,i,,t,'f. rn idate for constable for Calumet township.
firnw 11 n - - - - - ..-.,.-... vj
nomination of the stu-erie- court. ; n- r on ii
4-4-
,11.LIA.I M. i'L'N'X. I the deeisi
11--publican ticket, subject toU'k county, ir.o.iai.n, on uie ft"l'uu.i.n r. of the voters to be express- ! tick.-:, subject to the primary. May 7.
TOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. IMitor TIMES: i'lcase announce my name as a candidate for the oltice of Township Assessor
t-d at prnmnies. May 7. l:lv WILLIAM II. MIKEiic'lI, M. D.
1
ir
j 4-12-
PETE PERSON.
to popularize it, lnp failed. Yet ihere are
will be plenty of people who think that the publishing or a newspaper is like running a delicatessen store, and there is no community where there are not plenty of people who are ready to sink their bit in starting a new publishing or infusing new blood in an old on?. A man can go into, a town with a newspaper stock selling proposition and always find thos" who are ready to bum uy their money or throw it away, for nine out of every ten new newspapers started die ienominou deaths, and the little fel'ow always wakes up and finds he has the bag. in his hands.
FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR. Editor TIME:-:
of Calumet Township. Lake County, in- Riease announce mv n imo s a candl.iiana, cn the Republican ticket, subject . lf,te t-,,r Ul ,.f: ,,e f c,,u:i(y Assessor
to the win ot uie suo-is .0. me primaries ,,n . ,., ,,,,,
will of the voters at t!:
to be held in May 7, 1J1S.
3-4-
JUI1N" 1PFADDEN.
POR REPRESENTATIVE. Editor TIMES: Pi. ase announce to the voters of Lake County that I will be a candidate for
subt- ct to the ' nomination for cue of the four Repre-
orur.ariea to i enta livers to the jiista'.ure from Lake;
be heid in May 7, 1U13. 3-7-
Edltor TIMES:
Please announce my name as a candl-' r TIMES-
date for tne oince u .ur;n lownhlp, Assessor if Lake County, lnuiana. on the RepVibiican ticket, subject to the will of tic otrs at thu pi -.maries to.
be hi id u May 7. l'.'IS. 3-9- JAMES CLEMENTS.
AVM. BLACK.
, County on ti:e 1' publican ticket, subject j to the primary of M iy 7. i'Jlb. and ask 1
I support of aii favoring tiood nd pro
1 pressive i-.e i." '"
i'ka aniiounee my name as a candl-i 3-li-
date fir the oltn-e of County Assessor; on the R. pub'ican ticket, subject to thai Editor TIMES:
win or tn. voters at the primaries to 1 tm, .. -.nnonnce to th
CHARLES G. KING WILL.
I be held in May 7. K'lS. ; 3-7- HERMAN MEETER.
WE NEED THAT BOAT LINE.
COAL, NOT CONTRO VEFSY.
i People who use coal care iitt! abou' the mori-s of j the controversy between Pr. Garfi. hi and John Skelton j Williams, the latter of whom, in one of his numerous i positions, i. e.. that of chief financial diroc'or of tho j government-controlled railroads, is charred by the M. ! i administrator with muddling th.e transportation of coal.; What the people want is coal in fair supply and at fair j urieep. Nominally this is Dr. Garfield's job. In reality j
his job seems to consi.-t in passing th'
on May Hie 3-1
fth.
ms. PERT. E. ESOIIEE.
bu
RUTHLESS SACRIFICING.
If the military mnsurs of Germany belie v.- M.at advantages they have already won in this battle and even if they should couie otr victorious in greatest of all hatUes in history that tins would h
nearer a conqueror's peace for them, they w:,l h. lv disillusioned. The resources of the a'.li.s are
nigh inexhaustible. The marauding march of the I!oheczollerns into The heart of revolu'ionary Russia has changed the views of all friends of peat e in the allied countries. The nations are aghast at thought r.f the
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I FOR TOWNSHIP ASSESSOR. I Editor TIMES: j Kindly announce that I will be a can-1 1 didate tor r.-nom ma lion for the office of 1
There are the best wishes read', for tho promoters of township assessor for North township , ion tt.e rcpuuii! an ticket at ihe pi imaries ,
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Michigan, Indiana and Chicago ports. With our fin. harbor f - c i ' 1 1 i .? s at Gary, Hast Chic? go and Indiana liar i'f.r, thoy bring to most of' the people little direct good They are used solely for big indus' ries. Were a boat line bringing produce daily from tin
Chicago markets, P.en'on Harbor and Michigan City, it would h'dp to lower prices. Pesides the traffic in ordinary freighi would reduce rates and insure more quickness. If Jifiiu Friedman and the herds of the East Chicago
Trpr.sfer company can get. the tvo boats thoy have
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docks en th.e Inland ship canal to Gary, Hammond. Whit
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CCRI3CTSSIOIJER TIRST DISTRICT. E.;n..r TIMES: You may announce that I will be a can di.i-.te for County Commissioner for (he Eiist I "-)-!. t eti th.e republican in kct at the May primary. 3-S- II. II. DIES.
Pleas - announce to the voters or L,alte 1
! County that I v ill be .1 candidate for the t : .lominaiion for representative to th U-Kislnturo from Lake County on th . I republican ticket, subject to the prima-j i 1 ies of May 7th. 131S. I i 3.23- OTTO G. FIITELD.
FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. j Editor TIMES: I Ploa.-e announce my name as a candli date lor Justice of the Pence for and in Calumet 'luwtiship. Lake County. In- ' diar.a. on the lb publican ticket. Subject j to the primal o-s h. id May 7. 19 IS. i S-5- HENRV AVELLXER.
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Editor TIMES: Kindly nmi'iunc that I will be a candidate for re-iv-nvn .tion for Justice of
run motor trucks lvom t lie j the Peace on the Republican ticket at
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own city they will accomplish! " justico t,f the Peace, "rope ihar they succeed. 3-11- ti"2 Broadway.
rOH STATE SENATOR. IMitor TIMEt: Annouiicu to ttie ve of Eake. Rorter, Jasper and Ntut.n .'.anoiea that 1 will be a ' a in! id a ! i ;- 1 n m.n t .on fo.- the position of State S. nator from this joint disiiiet. tnv c.-M. !;dacy bein subject to the d ci-i..n of the republican piimarii-s. 3-'J D. M. HINDER.
FOR TOWNSHIP CONSTABLE. IMitor TIMES: 1't.as? annoume my name as a candidate f.-r the office of Constable of North TonshH of Lake County. Indiana, on the Republican ticket, subject to the will f the voters at the primaries to be held on May Vih. lCl. ;i-;S MAKAEY J. KRAJEWSKI.
NOT mfrenuen'lv we have foId thincs so often and I "V"?11 F E PEACB I E.d it or T 1 Vl I ..- ;
emphatically tfat w ttn.illy cot to nelievmg them .;.ase am
on: uelf and quite like!;. Tho Chicato Tribune bv this time r aliy thinks it is ihe world': grea'esf rewspaner, e-p-ci':iliv since The Pea Ridge Pod seems to have d:scontirn:' d p iilicat;on." - Ohio S'a'e Journal.
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FOR SENATOR. Eoi'.T TIMES:
i iM. j.se .-inn. .un.-" t.. th" .a. -t of Lake, j .ta-p- r. N- w I. u .-.11 I Pol l r count e s. that j 1 in'! be a candidate for joint -scna tor, j ! s'ibj.-i l to the r. pubii-'-iii prim!! fi.-s. Mif
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FOR JOINT SENATOR. I ib sue to a nni'tinee mv on.ii.lacy for t'.e ii..mii,;i , . n f,,r ioini -..-i.i.-,r on t! r.-ti.l.o.an ticket on a r!a't"rm of
r.di: r Times: l't.-ase ai i.o-.ince (o the voters of North township. La lie county, that I will be a candidate for the nomination for the o."fi. e t f constable on tbi- lie publican iictot at th.- priinntbs to be held on May 7th. 1 ') I ?. JOHN PORA.
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X.aJta County'g C Ml lm tha wax with Germany ad AatrlaHan. ryt ROBERT MAhKLET. Hammond; drowned otZ coast of Naw Jersey, May 28. DENNIS HANNON. Indiana Harbor; ptorr.aine poison, at Fort Oglethrope, Chattanooga. Tenn., June 11. KARL WELSBT Whltinr: U. S. I. Died at Fort Sam Houston of spinal meningitis. July 28. 1917. FRANK MANLET. Indiana Harbor: killed In France at Battle of Lille. Augr. 15. ARTHUR BAf.ELER. Hammond; died at Lion Springs. Tax., cf spinal meningitis, August 21. JOHN SAMBROOKS. East Chicago; killed in France. Sept. IS. ARTHUR ROIERTSON, Gary; killed in France. Oct. 31. LIEUT. JAMES VAN ATTA, Gary; killed at Vimy Ridge. JAMES MAC KINZIE. Gary: killed at Vimy Ridge. DOL1TI BIEDZYKI. East Chicago; killed in France, Nov. 27. E. BURTON HUNDLEY. Gary; killed in aviation accident ai Taliaferro fields, Evernian, Tes, Dtc. 1, 1317. HARRY CUTitBERT LONG. Indiana Harbor; killed In acclttjut at it. Uhi'K Texas, Dec. It. DEKWOOD DICKINSON, Lowell; died somewhere in France, of .u.cumonia. Dec. It?. EDWARD C. KOSTBADE. Hobait; killed by explosion In France. Dec. 22. THOMAS V. RATCLIFFE. Gary; killed omewher In Frence. Feb. 2 4. FRED SCTCMIDT, Crown Point: died of pnumonia in Brooklyn. March 7, after being on a torpedoed steamer. CORPORA L EDWARD M. SULEIVAN, Gary; killed somewhere in France. March 8. MICHAEL STEPICH. Whiting: Camp Taylor; pneumonia. March 14. ROBERT ASFTN. Gary; Co. F. 151st infantry; Camp Shelby; typhoid: March 17. CLIFFORD E. PETTY, enlisted at Hammond. Jan. 8, in U. S. cavalry. Died at Delrio, Tex.! April 3. PACE FULTON. Tolleston. died in hospital. Marfa, Texas. April 6, 19 1 S. Sergeant, machine gun baltaiion. 8th cavalry. WOUNDED. ROBERT 31. BEATTT. Hammond. Trench mortar. Franc. Feb. 26. R. A. SPARKS. Highland. Trench mortar. France. Feb. 27. HENRY BAKEMAX. Hammond; 6th engineers. France, April 7.
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