Hammond Times, Volume 13, Number 225, Hammond, Lake County, 6 March 1919 — Page 8

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. CHICAGO PLANT IN ITALIAN DEAL Bates Steel Truss Co. Will Ship Tons of Tools and Motors to Italy.

'KO'.VN POINT. I.N'D , March G. Three hundred and fort thousand Vounds of machinery, tools and molurs, which have been made in Inke county plants, have been bought by .Italian tuisiness men and will leave an Amerlan port March 15 on the Italian steaui--hin Implatura. The Implatura is being sent to this country for that purpose. The cost of the goods is $100,000. Most ot the machinery is for stcei cut"np and is to in: rut in a large now 'riant in Italy. Much of it was ih.t.Io at Kact ChicaKo by the Kates Expanded Steel Truss company, which is owned hy A. T. Fiates and his three sons. AValer A. Hates, one of the firm, will pail on the Implatura with his wife and ' v.o- ear-old son and will ai3 in estnh- ' shins the new factory, wh'ch will be .-. Savora.

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WHAT CAUSES. IT I fcaa been proTf b by tha worll't crrrateat authorities that It Mtimuiatra and lnrrcasra hair srTowth t mrrrly remove it front the anrfac ( tha akin. The aly roBmtt'Mn naj to rrmo-re hatr la to attack It under the akla. lcMlracie. the original sanitary liquid, dofi thia by aHaorvtlon. Oaly jcenolne DeMlraele hca raot j-bicV tmarictfc (a each naekafce. At totlet ronntcn la Oc. $1 and S3 aires, or by mail froaa us In plain Tirnpaer on receipt of price. FREE booh; mailed In plain sealed envelope on reqae.t. DeMiracle, 129th St. aad I'arV Aft, New York

TAX REFORM BILL

ones. Yesterday the house passed s;x constitutional amendments in joint resolutions. They provided that the Reneral assembly shall decide the method of choosinsr the clerk of the supreme court: that all state officers except jtidpcs shall be for a term of four years; that the governor can veto specific items in appropriation bills; tliat the lt-gis'nture can levy taxes on In

comes: the.t the office of state superlnj tend.-n of education shall be appoint

ive instead of elective, and that changes in the : tate constitution can be made by a majority vote of members of two h'Kislat'. : es and that the majority vot of state i '.ctors voting on such chanpes.

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"Guillotine" Committee Is Appointed to Consider Important Measures.

International News SerTice. I.NDIANAI'OLIS, March ,. Again loot..the state senate considered the proposed tax reform after spending all of 'Vednesday afternoon and the Wednesday night session on the measure. Beause of the time taken for considerai on of this and other bills in the senate and lengthy debate on measures in 'he house, an extra session to dispose '' the urgent appropriation measures 'nay be made necessary. A guillotine committee composed of Representatives Hohmcr. Barker. Mciastcr. Field and Kcivz has been appointed by Speaker Eiehbach to contio.er all pending house bills and renort for passage the more important

CALUMET MFRS. FLANS FOR HAMMOND 'Continued fro.-ii pago one.) the Motor Cartage Co. is chairman of the good roads committee. Street Car Line West. Together with sanitation, some development and highway improvement, another bond of union between Indiana and Illinois, will be the proposed street car line that the association will sponsor to connect Blue Island. Riverdale. Dolton, Hegewisch. Burnham and West Hammond with this city. dins. F. Fraer of the Acme Steel Goods Co.. Riverdale, is the head of the transportation committee. l'r'.-s. Wm. M. Ryan. Rjr.n Car Works. Hegewisch, has written letters to all local civic and commercial clubs offering to co-operate In various projects for the industrial or civic development of th entire Calumet region in both states. The Ounes National Preserve project Is receiving attention, also small parks in all communities and welfare work In factories, guided by the experience of

Calumet industries along: various lines. Major I.ee has tabulated upwards of 400 industries in the district, nearly 100 of which are in Hammond. A membership drive is now under way and the association bids fair to become the most potent developing force in the region. The membership to date Is as follows: South Chicago. Calumet Record, John Mohr A Sons,

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Hydrox Co.. Motor Cartage Co., Stevenson Berlto Co Chicago. Burnside Steel Co.. Great lakes IVedge & Dock Co., Otto F. Reich. Chicago Bridge A- Iron Wk. Orand Crossing. A C. Clark & Co.. H. Hofgren Van Cleef Bros.. Woodrlch Bros.. Burkltfirlsmeier Cooperage Co.. Peter Foote. Wood Equipment Co., Champion Mfg. Co., A. T. Stewart Lumber Co. Pullmaa-Wet Pullman. Sherwin-Williams Co., Columbia Western Mills, Highland Iron & Steel. W. J. Shedd & Co.. Farr Bros. Co.. F. LRau Co., Sterling Bbr. & Supply Co. Htrewisch. Ryan Car Co.. Western Steel Car & Fdr. KJvercUle. Acme SHeel Goods. Wast Hammond. I'nited Chemical fc Organic Products Co. Harvey. Allied Steel Casting. Pettigrow Foundry. Raymond Concrete Pile Co., Buda Co.. Whiting Frd. Equipment Co. Hammond. Automatic Safety Device. W. B. Conkey Co.. McElroy Belting & Hose Co.. American Malie Products Co.. Frank S. Betz Co. Hammond Brass Works, United Boiler Hea ting A- Fdr. East Chicago. Interstate Iron & Steel. Wm. Graver Tank Works. Sinclair Rellning Co.. General American Tank Car Corporation.

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At a meeting of the board of safety of the city of East Chicago held last night at the city hail, bids were opened on the purchase of two new police patrols. There were seven bidders hnd the contract went to the Chicago agency of the Veiie company. The patrols will cost $3,000 each and will be up-to-date md first class in every particular. The chassis is a specially designed 'heavy one and is already now to deli ver ' the body department. It is .tlina;cd that the trucks will be ready lor delivery in abo-ut one i..onth. The Velie i! coi.ipped with a Continental motor, 50 horsepower, with the Remy starting and lighting system, four speeds forward and one reverse. The body will have a collapsible scE.t on one side so that there may be plenty of room for a stretcher when occasion

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LAST FOUR DAYS OF 71ST ASSEMBLY v 'Continued rrom page one.) or so of this week and next Monday, the closing: days of the legislature, will see compromises effected on practically all Important legislation and the passage of enough good acts to make this session stand out pre-eminently for years. LACK OT LSADEESHIP. Lack of real leauership in both houses has caused much of the friction, much of the delay and much of the harumscarum legislation that thus far has marked the progress of the session. In the house the majority leadership was divided at the beginning of the session when Charles I. Mendenhall was named floor leader, but the appropriation bills were given to Representative Swain, of the visiting committee. The result has been that Speaker Eschbach had to bear many of the burdens ordinarily carried by floor leaders. In the senate the floor leader of the majority, Harry E. Xeg'.ey, of Indianapolis, has been the constant target ot shafts aimed in a political way to destroy his efficiency and all of these shafts have come from his own rarty. Meanwhile Lieutenant Governor Bush had been more or less "at outs" with everybody connected with the legisla

ture, including the Governor. Speaker Eschbach, the Bepubllcan state committee and rrany of the senators. He has injected politics into the situation wherever rossible and has made the whole session seem uncertain from the beginning- to the end. Out of all this condition students of rolitlcs here are looking for possible poiieal results. Tt Is known they either v. ill be grave for the Republican party or Intensely beneficial. Jt now depends on the la.-t four days. It is reported here that the situation became so grave this week that Will H. Hays. Republican national chairman, irot into communication with the leaders

here to make certain that the right sort of legislation should be enacted. Whether he was successful is not known, but it did become npp.-ivent here late this we'U that some plans were on foot to finish at least some of the legislation of the session in a way that would not leave the people of the state totally helpless in the reconstruction period. It was considered here that the vicious attacks in the house Tuesday on the specific appropriation bill resulted in much good to the taxpayers as to some Items, but that the spirit of "using the axe" became so rampant before the session was over that real injury may have been done to some institutions in the curtailment of their specific requirements for the next two years. Plans were under way, it was said, to remedy any of these situations In the senate when the bill was taken up there late this week, if that were found to be possible. To an outsider it appeared Thursday morning that never before in the history of a legislature had so much important legislation been held up at the "eleventh hour" as is being held up here today.

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