Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 66, Hammond, Lake County, 4 September 1919 — Page 8
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looks and Wear at a happy-medium price RALSTON SHOES are more than "in stvlo." for no othr shoos compare nith them in tit and romfort . lnTansf thtv aiv mad1 over the exclusive Ralston Anatomical last. that duplicate ALl, the foot -curve.;. bth bottom as -well as ton The result: "FOOT PRINT FIT." TJuy need ni breaking in. Try them. $8.50 to $12.50 pthichxld Ana Hirscti llWlMASEfe BEST ClTKIETvS
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I timo during th conferencfK. although j those ngrures hav bctn requrstd from
HIV 1USI. The zone fare system was discussed, but discardc-d as unsatisfactory and lm-
i t ractiral at the rrrsf-nt timo. The ques
tion of bridgre arid crossing repairs was also taken up, but tho company expressed a v illinKiiesis to remedy these causes of complaint. Tho board has other minor complaints, but it Is expected that theso can be adjusted uithout much trouble. Th; board also awarded the contrnrt for tho Itcodar street sewer from tjuthri.t to 13Ttli st to Joseph Ventrello of itiioafto. for tho sum f $!.594.40. Oth. r contracts will be awarded next Monday.
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start injunction proceedings but it is1
plat.ned to go into the matter thoroughly in order that a complete readjustment can bo obtained.
A property owner on West State St., Hammond, showed that his fifty foot lot!
had been assessed at $12,000 and the., of this huc"t ca'.herln after
0. P. LOVE FEAST DUE NEXT WEEK. (Continued from page one.)
buildinK on it at 12.000. Before the as- j serious features of the
sessor had turned in his report the stitej been enjoyed
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fire marshal had condemned the build-!
O. O. F. LEADEES TO BE PRESENT.
STANDARD EMPLOYES
MENACED, i"!:? pet!un;
i n a- aX --r t Vi t .iq. In one case the the1
appraiser admitted that he had decided' Word was received today by the county upon the value of a pioee of property j committee that Will It. Hays, national by lookinR It over as he walked past and j chairman of the Republican party will further admitted that he himself had i ,r- present at the f est i ities. He w ill
neer owned any land. j journey from New York to Orlwn J'oint ; Iozens of petitions are being proper-j in order to sound the tall to the Kepubed to be circulated by those who were at j lica.ns of Lake county and tho Tenth j ,he meeting Wednesday evening. A j congressional district. The Kopublicau j small fee to be used in defraying ex- national chairman will not talk candlpenses will be collected from each per- dates. He will talk party solidarity. J son who Joins the organization by sign-! OOT GOODRICH TO BE PRESENT-
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Another meeting will
tJov. James I. Goodrich has announced
be held next Wednesday evening at 7:30 , tijU wU, l)p presnnt at the o. O. V.
(Continued from rare one.) J crowd of strikers hidden In the brush to the north of the plant. An alarm was sent to Central station and the police patrol hurried to the
J scene. When It had arrived the mob had j begun to disperse. Chief Mh!o called ; his guards who were off duty and they Hlso rushed to the plant by auto and
taxicab. He .set an additional guard about the plant In answer to threats made by the strikers and prepared to stay all night at the plant. No further trouble ensued however. SITUATION IS EIAIiLT CRITICAL. The situation at the Standard is becoming more and more menacing. Sheriff Barnes has not had any deputies tn the strike tone since the departure of the troops and it is impossible for the police to prevent men from congregating In large and threatening numbers on all sides of the plant. It is freely charged that politics is being played In the Standard district by the authorities and that conditions are not helped a bit heeause of this fact. POLICE DENY LATIN STORT. Intense indignation is manifested by the city and police authorities over the signed statement made by W. ,J. Lavln of the Electrical Brotherhood, who charged that strikers were "driven from the streets, clubbed over the head, ordered from in front of their premises.
stopped on the street a mile and a halt from the plant, searched and kicked, etc." Chief Austgen confronted L.avln this morning about his statement and defied him to prove his assertion. Lavin said that he had been told by the strikers that the police had been brutal. Chief Austgen, his captains and' all the men absolutely deny brutality and they are borne out by many witnesses who have watched their actions in the trying situation.
o'clock at which further Bteps will be taken. It was announced that this meeting would also be held at the city hall but Ms the place was crowded last night it is likely that a larger auditorium will be necessary.
WHISKY STILLS ARE LOCATED (Continued! from pare one the woman In the store took pains to close the door each time she went In and out of the room In the rear of the store. The officer on the regular beat was
instructed to keep his eye on the place and since that time the policeman gath-
E. CHICAGO MEETING IS INDECISIVE. Continued from page one.
would have a street forty-nine feet wide, which is much wider than is needed and which would cause a great expense to the city. SAYS EXTENSION UNWARRANTED. President Talniadge, of the car cornran y. said that in his opinion the extension was unwarranted at this time, that it could not be financed, and that If it could be financed the coiupany would b unwilling to build. He refused, however. In say positively that the com
pany would not build. The same reasons were advanced for not building this extension of a mile and thre-quarters or two miles as were advanced for not building the Calumet ave. extension csked by the Hammond council, i. c., the acucd revenue from a seven-cent fare would pay only the increased wages of the men and would allow- nothing for extensions or impro ements. UP AGAIN NEXT MONDAY. After some discussion the board decide! to defer action until next Monday. In the meantime they will inquire into the possibility of financing the Pickey place extension and if they find that it can bo financed will Insist upon the extension being built. A sevvn-cent fare will not be allowed until this is agreed to. . 1
An extension on Dickey place would bo a sreat improvement in the traction service of the cit, especially so since it would furnish service to the citizens of the Mark subdivision which at present depends for its transportat ion on the large buses which run between the subdivision and Indiana Harbor. Such an extension would also shorten by a considerable distance the ride to Sou'h Chicago. Mr. Lawrence, superintendent of the company, submitted some figures to show the revenue rtceived from the sevencent fare during the few days it has been in effect. The Board, howver, has requested a copy of the federal income tax report and numerous other figures which the company has until this time
TAXPAYERS MANIFEST INDIGNATION (Continued on rage nine.)
this is held to be unfair. Added to this
several of the persons at the meeting
said they had been unable to get to the
board and after It had adjourned they found that their assessments have been
Increased sometimes as high as J3.000. COURTS ONLY RECOURSE.
The only recourse now left the tax payers is though the courts and thlB will be followed by the North township
people. It is understood that similar ac
tion is being started In other townships.
neglected to furnish them except a short Already enough evidence Is at hand to
ered sufficient evidence to warrant t raid on the place yesterday noon. At that time, a squad of police head
cd by Captain McCartney swooped down I
upon the premises of Krank Milosik at; 2573 Monroe street and found three, stills and a larffe quantity of barrel', whiskev and w ines in the store base- I
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Miviiv. 'iiivj I'ami'iK nana u.vn III tiiTj manufacture of liquor was confiscated i
and taken to the central police station. It took a large dray to get It all there. Milosik was placed under arrest and Is held on the charge of violating the state liquor laws. Another still was found
partly under construction. A short distance away, at 2592 Monroe, the police made a raid of larger proportion. In tho basement a large capacity still was found in operation. Upon looking over the premises the officers were astounded. Barrel after barrel of whlekey and cask after cask of wined lined the walls all around the room. So large was the
i Love Feast at Crown Point on the 13Ui JM.fc.VV XltUUiib
of this month. This is the first political visit that Indiana's war governor has
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here are waiting for him to discuss the issues of the day. SENATOR WATSON TO COME. United States Senator James K. Watson will leave Washington in time to participate in the festivities of tho occasion Xo word has been received informing the committee as to the subject of his talk, bit in all probability he will discuss the "Rape of Shantung." His speech on this subject on the 5th of August In the United States Senate, when he spoke for four hours, electrified the solons of congress. CONGRESSMAN WOOD TO BE HERE. Congressman Will R. Wood, now replesenting the Tenth district in congress, has sent word that he will attend the nffair at f'rewn Point on the lth. Some doubt was expressed as to the possibility
of Mr. Wood being present. Much of i
his time has been devoted of late to the solution of the Siberian question In which America has become so deeply
AT GARY WORKS That-a. large number cf Tierce Arr -v mid Tackard automobile trucks are t take the place of some of the "din! " engines at the ;ary -works was the information learned csterday When thf new system goes Into e..':'' the mills will employ in the r.eighb--. hood of 70 heay truck? Quito a ft v. have already ben put into use and tlitrial la proving most Euccos&ful, it i . are being drawn for the c.'i,struction of a large garapre to house th. army of trucks, wi'h an up to date v.vi chine shop and filline: sttaion combine-!. It is not only thought that they can i operated at less cost than the small engines, but. are a great di al us fud ar-i handier in getting around to any pon,
of the monster plant.
Don't throw yrjur paper away without reading the want ad page
WARREN McCRAY TO ATTEND.
Foremost among the Republicans of , the Tenth district and of the state of j
Indiana :s Warren McCray, of Kentland. His name is being constantly mentioned In connection with the governorship of Indiana. Indiana farmers are insisting that they have a farmer governor i:i the state house, and they are continuously beseeching Mr. McCray to make the race. They state that he is Indiana's greatest farmer. His herds are internationally reputed the best in the world. He is a sound business man, and his supporters claim he will, as governor, give Indiana a safe and sound business administration.
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stored there. There was no available
space in the large basement except in the center of the floor where the still was found. It was learned that the liquor sold for as high u $18 a gallon and Its
value will run Into the thousands of j dollars. Not wishing to disturb the sHH,
tock till the arrival of government i
agents the still is being kept in operation. Angelo Trinco. owner of tho stiit! was arrested and last night was releas-j ed after furnishing a bond of $2,000. The' police state that they have never seen a saloon basement In Gary with as muchj liquor stored in it. Other developments!
in the case is expected today.
to the women of the district as Senator MrCormirk's wife, who is a daughter of the late Mark Hanna, is to be present.
Advertise In The Times and advertise again. Results come with constant effort.
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HAKES PURE BLOOD AT ALL DRUGGISTS
DE LUXE THEATER HAMMOND NEXT WEEK Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Mary Pickford IN "The Hoodlums" We thin it's the greatest characte. study in Mary Pickford's entire caret:.
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"POSITIVELY ONLY SIX DAYS to participate in the Greatest Bargain Feast ever put before the people of the Calumet Region. Every garment in the store will retain the original price ticket and you can buy whatever you choose at just half what it is marked. This covers the entire stocknot one item excepted.
STOCK CONSISTS OF:
Ladies' Waists
Finest Wool Serge; Broadcloth and Velour
Suits and Dresses. Heavy Wool Material Coats.
Silk and Wool Skirts. Georgette and Crepe Waists. Nothing but the Bsst Grade Merchandise to select from. IT'S A CHANCE OF A LIFETIME 4
Ladies' Silk Hose Ladies' Skirts Ladies' Underwear
Ladies' Coats
Ladies' Suits Ladies' Dresses Ladies' Sweaters
Also Big Stock of Furs, Petticoats, House Dresses, Etc. The Undersigned having bought the stock at SOc on the Dollar Wholesale will sell the Stock at SOc on the Dollar RetailFirst Come, First Served. Remember, we Must Vacate the Store by Sept. 13th so come quick. FIXTURES FOR SALECAN BE HAD AT ONCE
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