Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 270, Hammond, Lake County, 3 May 1920 — Page 13

Monday, May 3, 1920.

THE TIMES PapjR Thirteen "i .... . . .IJLLUaJIILMJ-im 1 IWM11H 1JB.1II JU '8PI1 - -1 smmmmmmmmMimxm Vote for Win. H. Old (53) for Sheriff. Win. O. Thomas (25) for Proa. Attorney. Never Has One Thing Been Said Against the Record Vote for Warren T. McCray. No. 13. O. O. Schaaf (61) County Commissioner. Priir for roecutor. Adv. For cuts and bruises You can depend upon Absorbing, Jr. to clean the wotrnd and promote rapid heahn. The Foe of Crime But the Friend of the Unfortunate It ! an antiseptic and will prevent infection. Stops pain and allays inflammation.

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Thursday Evening. Classes for Beginners Every Monday Evening. lh;s is the place you'll find -good tlean music and dancing. No suggestive dancing allowed in this hall. PRIVATE" LESSONS FROM 9 A. M.

TO 10 P. M. School Classes Every Evenine.

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Who is Thomas?

William 0. Thomaj, born in White County, Indiana, in the 10th Congressional district, in 1878; son of a civil war veteran; raised on a farm, and by doing extra work on neighboring farms at every opportunity he was enabled to send himself to school at Valparaiso, from which school he graduated in 1900. He began practicing at his profession at Monticcllo, Ind., where he was very successful for a number of years, and later moved to Hammond with his family, where he now lives.

What is His Record as Deputy Pros.

After practicing for a number of vcars with of-

ices in the 0. K. building, he was appointed Deputy Prosecuting Attorney, which office he has

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held tor three and a half years. While Deputy in Hammond he had charge of the prosecution of all criminal work before Judges Reiter, Hardy and Greenwald. and a great deal of the work in Gary fell to him. While in Hammond 400 cases were filed and prosecuted by hirn, among which were a great many convictions for murder, larceny and burglary. When the Criminal Court was moved to Crown Point on April 1, 1918, he had complete charge of ail criminal work in the county, in which court he has had phenomenal success.

Thomas believes that every man accused of crime is entitled to justice. He was absolutely fair and impartial in his prosecutions, entitled to a chance to reform. He has the courage of his convictions, and believes in justice for all. He is a Prosecutor, Not a Persecutor

So Vote for Thomas No. 25 on the

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! INTERN 4TK3N L NE"S SERVICE; N"E' CiRiv. May . Tixer wts a tfd iS'ifaiid fr many issii at th cpemn? of ih sto-'k merket t.day w.th many Itie.a rr.akinsr .JvanC'' ranging from fractions to fr. o p?!iiT. Soi-l romiti'in advativ'M . to Pjsj. pRldv?n 1 '4 1,1 lli'-j fuid then yild?d to US'. Crucible SteAl droppsl lour points io 1 4 1 ' find E'-rhlhem Steel R afr-r ndvanoingr two pt.ir.ts to 90 sold off one rxint.

Blood Poisoning Hamlin's Wizard OH a SaU Ffrt Aid Treatmant How often lockjaw and blood poi

soning result fijom the neglect of a alight scratch or little cut! Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a safe and effective first ' aid treatment. It is a powerful ant:I septic and should be applied imme- ' diaiely to wounds of this kind to pre- ' vent danger of infection. I It is soothing and healinE and auick-

ly drivei out pain and inflammation in cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns, bites and stings. Just as reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet, cold aores. canker sores, earache and toothache. Get it from druggist for 30 cents. If not satisfied return the bottle and get your money back.

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Tazio hail orife.s.(1 to a part tn the bomb outrages of last summer. according to Wm. .T. Ktynn. chief of the bureau of invest igat ion of the derailment of Jnatice. lie wa. heinc detained in the room of ti department ft .iusti.-e.

Th bomb explosions of last Juminer wera a rrt of orparized riot and occurred In Washington. New Tork 0veland. Pittsburgh. Philadelphia, Taterson and Boston.

Vota for Wm. HL Old S3) for Sheriff.

ROGERS PARKS LOSES TO GARY GARY, Tnd . May S. Th fJary .St-1 Works ore.ned a season of semi-pro yesterday by defeatir II. -ir-.j -s T';irl.. 10

to i. The ri'chine of T: ,. n..,,t i r

the hattitiK of Johnny Williams for t.ha Steelmakers wera th features cf tin g:tv..

Vote for Wm. It. Olds (B3) for BHarllt.

O. Schxaf (61) Conntj- Commii!orf.

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General Motors rose five ro.nts fo SOrt

but Quickly fell off to 294. Studebak-r j achef Just try Wizard Liver Whips, advam-M i ta 109 '-i. but soon lo?t 1 pleasant little pink pills, JO cents.

this upturn.

The market moved in many opiosite direct tons duritif th forenoon, some of the ind.istrial issues mnvinj up fharply vhil others wre in supply. Amevifin Woolen 'dropped over seven r ints to tn; u . Stee! common aftr jtolnR tip to ?5, dropped to Bethlehem Pteei B f.dva;.o; to 91 and Baldwin dropped from lttVi to 11I"3. Ijf.cU'.vanna Steel rtse four polr.ta to o'uiaU!a Graphaphone yielded four points to 45. Fan American rerroieum r.-as in demand for a short time, movlrte tip to KwidinfT .after sei!m up 10 G1. reirt(l tine point.

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U. S. ARMY DOUBLE BACK RAINCOATS

:e 72x90; hemmed edge; 100 dozen for spe- "1 70 1 sale Friday and Saturday at only tD 1 O Jcst "ceived a huge shipment of these famous

double back raincoats and offer them at a spedd I price a, $g95

Vcte for Warreo. T. McCra.7. No. 13.

FVankfort, Ird. !?T0 population. 1!.f5: increase. 2 561 or 34.1 pr cent. Durham. X. J. i?;o population. 21.719. Pmor.a. "aiif 1)20 popu!ation. 13.f'o: int-rease, 3.29S r 22 3 per eenf. lrgbejch. Clalif. 1920 pcpulatlon. li. ;:": norea-fe. 37." S 4 or 112.2 per cent. Aberdeen, Wah. pc-r'iiatio!;. 16.337; increase. 1.677 or 12. S per cen'. Billirrs. Mont 1320 population. 15.100: irTaf, 5.09 or 60 5 per cent. VasJilrarton. Fa. 1920 pfipuiatlon. 21 10; ir.'3-eajei. 2. 702 cr 14.4 per cent. Timber-lake. S. D. 1520 population. bio.

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Vote for Wm. H. Olds E3) for StaTlff.

I O. O. SOia?.f (6-1) County Commissioner. I

Kremer for rros-'f.-cu'or.

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"Wm. O. Tiomai for Fros. Attorney.

ALLEGED RED PLOTTER JUMPS TO DEATH

Former Judge Albert C. Huber a Probable Winner in Next Tuesday's Primaries Albert C. Huber of Gary, lias made one of the most effective campaigns for County Recorder on the Republican ticket that has been made in the present campaign for any of the offices, and all signs point to his nomination next luesday. Mr. Huber has made his canvas on for issues. 1. That he is qualified from experience to administer the office in an efficient manner. 2. That from a political pcint of view he is entitled to reward from the Republican Party, he having been active in the parties and its candidates' behalf for the past twenty-one years in the county, having assisted all present and former Republican County officials in their efforts to gain office, in

cluding all the judges. j 3. That Gary casts one-third of the Republican vote of the county, but "has never had one official in the Court I leuf e, except Judg? Norton, who was appointed by the Governor to fill a vacancy. Gary should be treated fair. 4. By voting for him, you will stop office holders jumping from one office to another before their terms of office expire, as several of the candidates for Recorder would have to resign their present offices given them by Republicans :f they should be elected. As a man remarked at a meeting in Whiting, that the office holders who jump from one office to another before their terms expire, always reminded him of the boarder at the table who took a piece of meat from the platter and put it on his plate, and then saw one on the platter that looked better to him. and so, made the exchange, which was ery satisfying to him. but disgusting to the other boarders. Mr. Huber's number on the ballot is 46. He will appreciate the votes or all voters who believe in a square c1;.! and a just reward. Adv. j

Latest Census Figures Out

1 !VTERKT!ONL NEWS SEPV1CE' W .ftIX;n X. May S. Preliminary P'.jiatjon fiRures v.era a nnounced today : ! enws hur.- j'i as follow;

I t INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE) j NEW YORK. May " A man known j aa Antonio Tazio. thirty, held hr fedI --al amenta in connection with th . bomb plot? of list June, eluded hie ! tuardf early today and , plunged i through a window tn the fourteenth j f nor of the Futlt Row huildir. to his i dafh in th Ftret below.

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;:gSSjf PMCES SLASHED, SMASHED, FTP"! 2Sf STRANGLED TO A FRAZZLE DUR- Uvl P ING THIS AR51Y GOODS SALE. r Goods Sale h

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IT IS A FACT THAT WHEN UNCLE S.M LET CONTRACTS FOR HIS ARMY the quality of merchandise had to be the best tkat money could buy. and now in the face of high soaring prices you have a chance to buy just that kind of inerchandi&e ot a small trifle of its real worth. We urge you the masses attend this sale ; it's an opportunity of a lifetime; 11 year wants now and have no regrets later.

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