Hammond Times, Volume 9, Number 9, Hammond, Lake County, 1 May 1920 — Page 6

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profesacr haa figured it out that by ascenillng in u balloon to a hetgnt of 50,000 feet the dwellers ou Mars, if there be any, will notice h!s atgnala from the

BY THE CAKE COUNTv PRINTING PUBUSHSN3 1 baUoon. and act accordingly.

COMPANY.

Judging by what the professor 13 "quoted as' say-

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JOI ry BvMlnf Time Cm.Hr acpt ouuw tr4 at tha poatofOc In Gary. April . tli. ,t.. AU under the in of Marca S. 181 . " second-dus fattr.

j so far overhead that it will require a powerful telescope

eM see ""m "e meacs what he says and tries to

'ascend to the height he has in Ins mind. To the average

undajr Enter at the postoffle la fcast CUlco. N"

B6r ii, Hi. ...... I individual, however, the ordinary nersons who relief

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Indiana Harbor ff -s Lx-air Telephone j W4 ehould seek no messages from a planetary netli Indiana Harbor (Reporter an,Clas. adv.) -Telephone , . ,,

"'chiefly upon common sense, the professor's project is aimply ridiculous. Comparing 50,000 feet with r5.0to.000 miles, the ordinary person thinks the prof esse r 'might as well send bis signals from the surface of the eat til. or even from the bottom of a well, where, it is said, a good view of stars can be obtained even in the middle of the day. But we have enough troubles of our own. In the rather fervid circumstances which keep us grappling

Whltlaf Telephone JO-M Crown Point Telephone a K you have any trouble ?rttn Tm Timcs mae comiaJat lmmdlarely to tb Circulation Department. KOTica to rrrBSGBJBSB'i. V you fafl to receive your copy of Tub Tti e tfOTipt fT a you bar Is th past, please do not thin It haa to lest r was not sent on time. Remember that the malt sfTlo 1 not what It used to be and that complaint are aeneral from many aouree about the train and mail aer"lfe. Tmm Tinas haa increased Its mai'ins; equipment ant fa tripsins; earreetly to reach la patrons on Mm. B prompt in advising us when you do act et yoar vaper will act promptly.

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HIRAM JOHNSON'S VISIT. Thoee people who scoffed at these columns a month ago when they said that Senator Hiram Johnson would carry Lake county because of his attitude on the League of Nations charged their tune yesterday when they saw the- trpmendous ovations the Californian received in Hammond and Gary. Nothing like it has been since Bryan t-poke here in his first campaign. The dynamic Westerner is a simon-pure American, whatever bis faults and hi forceful, red-blooded remarks regarding Article X, the infamous clause which sends American boye to fight for what Johnson called the polyglot banners of Europe secured applause that shook the rafters. If Johnson is a radical, be gave no proof of of it in his speeches last night he was just plain everyday American.

bor whose name tmrleks of war. Ordinary politeness.

moreover, ehould suggest we hesitate until we can feel assured whether the Martians, possibly observing a confusing of earthly conditions which seems to be disconcerting, if not disheartening, are perturbed by any desire whatever to reccgoize or communicate with Ma.

LOOK WHAT HAPPENS. Four hundred school boys in St. Louis have organized an anti-overall society. Tho members are said to be boys whose fathers have been wearing overalls for yttst. Contending that "overall clubs for the most part ara composed of men who can afford better apparel" the trades and labor assembly of Sanducky, Ohio, In

resolution requests the public to ' conserve denim In standard of measurement of

the interest of the laboring man." The workers say preachers hope that the Inter-Church World Movement

WHY DOES INTEREST SAG? The preacher who complains of the size of his congregation or the lack of Christian qualities in his flock cr flocks in general, is comparable in one sense to the

"teacher who becomes irritated oer the attenuated in

terest of hl3 or her pupils and their backwardness in acquiring knowledge. There Is a possibility that neither goes back far enough in the search for causes, and raay be distributing blame inequitably. "The Christian has lost all sense of proportion when be will pay $5,000 for an automobile and give $5 to the world program of Jesus Christ," was tho way a middle west pastor put it in a sermon. From his viewpoint the transactions mentioned may be testimony to support Ms charge of lost perspective, but. what is tb retort, which the condemned may be expected to make which he is quite certain to make? Is it not the difference represents, not necessarily the exact variance in value between one' and the other, but the

'alue difference as it appears to the man in the pew?

Reversing the conditions to suppose the man in the pew giving $5,000 for the program of Curist and $5 for an automobile, if automobiles could be bou; t for that, would It not represent the Btrength of the appeal which reached him? May the imagination be criticised for hearing the man In the pew defend himself by saying that when the relativity is changed, when his interest is aroused and maintained as much in one as the other, there will be no difference, la the sturdiness of his support?

If the ratio of $5,000 to $3 remains, is it to be the

interest ,or will the

that since the formation of overall clubs the price has

advanced from $.".50 to $7.00. The freak and tool craze as this paper predicted has proved a Boomerang .with the wearer who has real use for overalls, paying th price. We doubt i? cnehaif of the people who started to wear overalls becausa they take up with every fool thing that conies along, are wearing them today.

SIGNALLING TO MARS. The planet Mars makes one of its nearest approaches to the earth this month, when the distance betweeu us will be about 55,000.000 miles. Taking advantage of this reduction of the intervening space, a college

in arousing a new sense of Christian obligation that will destroy the ratio complained of?

A NEW FRENCH gun is said to have a range of 100 to 120 miies. Evidently not a-son of a gun. but the daddy of them all.

IF SOME FOLKS spent less time speculating about how to get to Mars and spent mere time trying to learn what are the immediate everyday needs on this old earth we would all be a lot happier.

A TOOTH-PULLING craze ia said to prevail. Some people must have an odd idea of pleasure.

ANNOUNCE CANDIDACY

(ADVERTISEMENTS) rOS AUDITOR. E-jnor Times: Please announce, to the. voters of Lflke cLimy thai I will be a conciliate for re-nomination for Auditor of Lake County Indiana, aubject to the primaries cf i!y 4Ui. 190. GEORGE M. FOLA.ND.

rot camiNAi, cocit jitsob. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the vtr pf Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the oRlce of Judge of the Criminal Court on the Republican ticket, ajbject to the primary election tu be hel-1 May 4. 1D20. I now hold this offlca under appointment of Uia Governor, made March. 19, ilATiTIN J. SMITH. Crown Point. Ind.

tOJL CZ&CUXT COUXT JUDOS. Edit. Times: I iease announce to the voters of the county, through tho columno of your paper that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination fur Judge of the Lake Circuit Court, primaries ilay 4th, 1910. 1 now hold this offlc under appointment of Lha Governor, tince January 1st, 1319. K. MILES NORTON.

rox SKZ&XTF. i'ditor Times: feas announce to the voters of Twtke county that I will b a candidate for the oftlce of Sheriff of Lake County, subjact to ina primaries. May 4th. iszo. JAY A. UMPLtBT, Gary. lni

rom SBLB&rrr. Editer Times: Kindly announce to tha voters of Lalca county that I am a landidtte for the nomination to the offl.-e of ShT.fT of Kake County on the Republican l-.ckot, subject to the primary electma to be haia ilay 4th, 1320. L.. EltlCE WHITAKER, llaiimiur.i.

FOK SSEBJTr. Editor Times: Please announce to tha votrrs of T-ke county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Sheriff of Lake county on the Republican ucket, subject to the. primary election. May 4th. liiO. ERIC LUND.

didate for re-nomlnston to the office of Coronrr on the Republican ticket at the primary. May 4. 1928. I have befn in office but two months because in Lake county the Treasurer and Coroner do rot anume their oflVea until h yoar after the other county officers, but I sun trying to conduct the arfairs of the office in a maimer to in-rit the sut pori of the electors at the comin prim.iry. EDWARD E. EVANS. M- D.

FOB TBZASUBZK. Editor Times: Please wnounM to the voters of LaJta county that I will be a candidate for re-nnrainat ion for Tra?urr of I.aXe county. Indiana, subject to the. primaries ct May h. i:20. RALPH B. BRADFORD.

FOK SX27ATOS. Editor Times: Please fiiinounce to the voter" ef Lafea county that I will be a candidate for re-nomination for Senator from Lake eount. Indian, subject to the prtmanas f May 4tb, 1920. JAMES J. NEDJL.

FOB BEFBSSKHTATZTE. ild'tor Times: Kindly- announce tc the voters of Tlie county that I am a Republican candidate for the office of Representative of Lake county, subject to primary election to be held May 4th. lf:6. OSCAR A. AHLGREN.

FOB coaoasszoOTEB. Edi'or Tnr.ea: Please announce to the voters of Laks county that I will b-J a candidate for renomir.ation for the otFlce of Commissioner of the Kirs: district of Laka county, subject to the primaries. May 4th. 1320. GEO. O. SCHAAF.

.maxies. May 4th. 1920. WILLIAM O. THVAS. Hammond, Ind.

FOB FBOSXCUTZKO ATTOBOTSY. Editor Tim's: Plea.se announce to the voters of LaJc county that I am a candidate for the Republican nomination for Prose.-utinK Attorney, subject to tha-Republican primaries. May th. lf20. DWIGliT M. KINDER. FOB FBOSICUTIWO ATTOBNET. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I nin a candtda'e tor the Repulllcan nomination f r prosecuting Attorney, subject to tho Republican primaries, May 4th, 1!20. AUGUST A. BRF"KK. FOB SENATOB. Editor Times: Please announce to the v.-rs of IiVie county that I'uiU be a candidate for re-nominatlon for Senator from Lake county. Indiana, subject to the primaries of May 4th, 1920. THOMAS GR N'T. Lowell, Ind.

FOB SI.tATOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to tho voters of Laka county that I will be a candidate for the nomination for Senator on the Republican ticker, subject to tha primaries of May 4th. 130. JAMES W. FIUSSEr.

FOB COMMISSION! K. Editor Times: Will you please announce to the voters of th county through the columns of your paper that I am a candidate fur the P.upubltcan nomination for cVunmlssioner for the First district, subject to tho primary on Mav 4th. 1920. LEONHXVS U. BOYD.

FOB StMATOl. f-duor Tims:

j Kindly announc to the voter of Ika ; county that I am a candidate for the I nominal 'on for Senator on the Rpubli-

wi ui.(vm. i-j me primaries or Mav 4th, 1320. iA. JEFFERSON SCHULTZE. Gary, Ind.

FOB SSXB.IT r. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate fcr the Republican nomination for !Shr.r.fr of Lake county, at the primary election. May 4th, 1920. I am at present a Dsk Serreant of the city ol Gary Police Department (appointed). JAMES t DOWLING. Gary. lad.

FOB SHE BIFF. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for tha office of Sheriff of Lako county, subject to the Republican primaries. May 4th, 1919. JOE GRAHAM. Hammond, Ind.

FOB BBS BIFF. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the vot-rs of Lake county that I am a oandld'.tr for the .iomination to the office of Shi-ii! of Lake county on the Republican ticket, oubject to the primary tlcctior to be held May 4th, 1920. WILLIAM H. OLDS. Eaat Chicago, Ind.

FOB SUBVEYOB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Laka county that I am a candidate for th nomination to the office of Surveyor of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary election to be held May 4th. 1350. RAY SEELEY.

FOB SSNATOB. Editor Times: Please annotjnre to th? voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination for .Senator on tho Republics n tlfkf.t. subject to 'the primaries of May 4th, 1920. C. O. HOLMES. Gary, Ind.

FOB JOINT BEPBESEWTATTVE. Editor Times: Please announce to the voters of Lake and porter counties that I am a candidate for th" Iice of Joint R-presfenta-tive of the above named counties on the Republican ticket, subject to the primaries May 4th. 1920. BERNARD F. CARLES.

FOB JOINT BE PRESENT ATrVE. Editor Time.-:: Please announce to the voters of Laka and Porter counties that I am a candidate for the olhcc. of Joint Representative of the above named counties on the Kopublii-an ticket, subject to the prln.ancs May 4th, 1920 JOE W. TODD.

FOB COSONEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voter? of Lake county that I will be a candidate for nomination for Coroner, Republican primary May 4. 1920. I aspire to this office with the aid of the Supremo Being-. DR. ANTONIO C.TOrtnT

FGary. Ind.

FOB COUNTY EECOBSEB, Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Like county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the office of Recorder of Lake county on tic Republican ticket, subject to the primary tic . tion to be held May 4th, 1920. WILLIAM ROSE. Hammond, Ind.

FOB HEP JiX SENT ATIVE. Ed' tor Times : nnse announce me ss a candidate for re-nomination for the ofPce of State Representative. Htibject to the will of the Republican voters of Ike county at to primary election of May 4th. 1930. JAMES I. DAY. East Chicago.

FOB SKEBIFF. Editor Times: Will vou kindly announce that I will fce a candidate for the nomination for 6heriff of Lajte county at the primaries on May 4th? I trust that my record for fievan vears as IVputy Sheriff of iJLke countv at the Gary office, which position I fiow hold, may entitle me to the consideration of the voter?". FRED M. STLLT3. Gary. Ir.d. FOB COBONEB. Editor Time: Wlil you kindly announce through the ecl -imna f your paper that I am a can-

' FOB REPRESENTATIVE.

Editor Times: I wish to announce to the voters of Iike county that I am a candidate for re-nomination for the office of Represen-t-jbtive on the Republican ticket, subject to the prima rits Mav 4th, 1920. OTTO G. FIFIKLD.

FOB BEFBESENTATT7B. Editor Timos: I wish to announce that I am a candidate for re-election to the office of

i State Representative on the Republican

ticket, subject to the primaries May 4th. 1320. A. H. SAMEOR.

fob rxosECUTiira attobnxy. E.1 .-or Times: F'lc e nnounco to the voters of Lake eruinty thar T em a cardidate for the cilice of frosocu'inir Attorney of Lake county, subject to the Republican prt-

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Plea.se announce to the voters of Lake county that I am a candidate for the nomination to the o:TV-e or' Recorder of Lake county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primarv election to Da held Hay 4'h. 1921. THOMAS V. SPENCER Hammond, Ind.

ROBERTSDALE

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Tlif Old Settlers Club -will meet next Tuesday evening. Mjv 4th In the library. All thoe eligible to member

ship are invited. A fine pr

been prepared, ref re yhiiicnts a served. All member are be present.

Mrs. Margaret Ruehlor of

entertained at a farewell in her drtughter-ln-la.v. Mr? 14'jrhJer and fons. on V edn

cnins who bft to join her huW.and at lumbar, V.'tconfin on Thursday. Artluir Gohling and wife, cf Mvrtic. avenue entertained a number of their friends from llnimiionj on Tucsuyy evening. Mrs. Will.ams of Atcbls-on avenue, wan a Hltor in li;ac on Fiid i. Mr. and (Mrs. W. Tfj er moved t Haimmond, thrv ( irmprlv lived on lnojanapollh boulevard. M r . Troyer i a rniiaio teacher and havnm a larhe class of pjij.ll.i In Hammond, makes It much more c.-tivrn.-nt for hr living there. Litiie renco and June Roehler. of Mrlle avenue are lep.'rfed n thi t i. k list .

.nr. -m .-urs. 1-..1 . I.ameohr m. to Chicago on leinlnejx the f.-re ..f this week. A little daughter was horn to Slid .Mrs. Rauer of Amy avenue t-'.indu y .

Mrs. Jim Terry go .fr Ciesier of Chicago, wer

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Wednesday . Mrs. Mollie Kick of-UHth street is confined to her home with a severe cold . Miss Ruth Anderson and Miss Tarda Stark of Kan Side visited t the Marts home c-n Myrtle avenue. Mrs. Ogren of East Side formerly of Rohertlale. entertained Robe,rtsdale triends at her horaa the fore part of the week.

Vote for No., 62. Eric Lund, is the man who deserves the office of sheriff and is goinij to get it! C-l-2t

Pi. r.ot fail to hear McCray st big republican rally in Gary on Monday nuibi. May ;:rd. Dorman fir Ske garage. Music, binslngr, and rouini? speeches. 4-30.it

Bremer for Prosecutor.

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Suicide Leaves Message Written in Own Blood ; INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE1 Tv.rtsm. H TH. England. A ycung inarine found d':al on I'ortsdown Hill, li ft a iiin.'MHKe written in hid own bliod. II - had out liia wri.-t and using ii f-aihi-r wrote a note which he placed in hi.- cap befoie hanging himself.

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JOE GRAHAM WANTS TO KNOW

Mr. Voter: Is the Primary a farce"? Do a!l the candidates for Sheriff have an equal chance, or is tins election SET for the Machine candidate?

Open your eyes. Mr. Voter; uk yourself why the machine docs not in- j

dorse the candidacy of a man who has fhown himself to be without fear or favor in the conduct of a public olfice by rendering impartial justice to employer and employee alike, and who cannot be made the tool of any interest, big or little. The first gun fired by the enemy was the scurrilous attack made on me by the State Board of Accounts, nd which was based solely upon the opinion of a couple of fVId Examines. When this matter was referred to the Attorney General of thr- State it was repudiated by him and characterized as a piece of dirty politic?. He upheld the way in which my office had at all times( been conducted, and his remarks to me were that "There is no one better qualified to pass judgment on whether or not an inquest should be held on a body than the Coroner, who is elected by the people for that purpose, and only the Coroner should pass judgment on which bodies should be posted." There is an organization in this county strongly opposed to any exservice man as a candidate for public office. A Machine candidate for county office has remarked in nearly every town in Lake County that "Every ex-?ervice man from the President to the loucst office jceker will be beaten in the May Primary." I do not believe lh.it a man should run for oihee on his military record, but on the other hand his senfce to his country should not be a detriment to him. Joe Graham is not running on his military record, but he is might

i proud to hae worn the uniform of Uncle Sam. and if he had to choos

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce Cm the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for th nomination to the office of Recorder

of Lake county on the Republican ii. ket. i v,ould rather be able to wear the Service button than the Sheriff's star, subject to the primary ci'-ction '.o be '

held May 4'h. l!'2ii. HERBERT C. FRANCIS.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Editor Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county that I will be a candidate for the nomination to the otfice of Recorder f LaJka county on the Republican ticket, subject to the primary Ueciion to be held Mav 4th. 1920. MALCOLM HAZELGREEN.

FOB COUNTY BECOBDEB. Edi'or Times: Kindly announce to the voters of Lake county "that I am cand'dnte for the nomination to the office of Record-r of liako coumy on 'he Republican ticket, snbieet to the primary election to be held May 4. 132". ALBERT C. HUBER

While Ralph Bradford was running for public office, feathering 1 nest and enjoying the comfort and security of America, Joe Graham was France fighting for Ralph Bradford and his like, and never fitted a finger i defeat him. Why. then, is Mr. Bradford so keen on defeating a man against

whom he can have no oos si be grudge t Is it because Joe (jraham is not the 1

machine candidate?

te for Joe Graham for Sheriff No. 50 on the Ballot

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PLATFORM OF L. Bryce Whitaker Candidate for Republican Nomination for Sheriff of Lake County To the Voters of Lake County : Not being the machine candidate and not being $ponsored by those who claim to have thousands of votes which they can deliver by the nod of their heads, it is necessary that I appeal directly to you. MY PLATFORM: I promise to adhere to a program of strict economy in conducting the sheriff's office, a program, however, that will be consistent with the growth of the county. I promise that in case of labor disputes that I will use all endeavors to bring about arbitration, for well do I know that Liberty bonds 2nd union cards are in the same pocket. Well do I know that it is cheap Americanism that calk every striker a bolshevik. I promise that I will resist to the outmost the calling of state or federal troops into Lake county until it is morally certain that the local authorities have used every resource within their power to preserve law and order. I promise that the sheriff's office will not be autocratic and that the deputies named by me shall net be officious nor act beyond their authority, and that the weak and the strong shall be on an equality. I promise that if I am defeated in the primaries that I will work for the election of any of the splendid men nowopposing me.

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