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The Lake County Times Dally except Saturday and Sunday. Entered at the postoftice in Hammond. Juna -B The Times East Chicago-Indiana Harbor, dally except Sunday. Entered at the pobto-ice la East Chicago. November 1. 1313. , The Lake Countv- Times Saturday and Weekly Edition. Entered at the poatoftlce in Hammond, February 4. 191; The Gary Evcn:::g Tmv.s Daily except Sunday. Entered at the postoli'ite in Gary. April IS. 1312. All uuder the act of March 3, 179, aa second-class matter. - FOREIGN ADVERTISING UEPKE3EN TATlON LOGAN PAYNE CO. CHICAGO 'Haaimond (private i harTge) 3100. 3101. 3103 (Call for whatever department wantM.) Oary Office Telephone 11 Nassau & Thompson, Hast Ch:ago Telephone 931 East Chicago (The Tunes) Telephone 2S3 . Indiana Harbor (Reporter nnd Class Adv Telephone 2S3 'Indiana Harbor (News Dea.er) Telephone ll?.i-J Whiting: Telephone SO-M Crown Point Telephone At If you have any troubio petting- Tfi Times make complaint immediately to the Circulation Department. NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. If you fail to reiive your copy of The T:i'E3 as promptly as you have In the past, plei.se do not think It ha fieen lost or was not sent on time, .'..member that the mail service Is not what it ufed to be and ty.t complaints are .-.eneryal from many pources about the tram ani mat! service. The Times has Increased its mailing equipment and Is striving earnestly to reach Us patrons on time. Be prompt i'i aivising us when you do not get your paper and we will act promptly. THE REPUBLICAN VICTORY. The victory is complete. Net all the rabbits' feet and horseshoes that his mhusiastlc admirers sent him could stave oft defeat Governor Cox. Not all the shameless lies and s!anderoti3 per---lalittes circulated about Senator Harding could keep ;:m from the desired goal. The people of America have spoken decisively. They will net have Wilson's League of Nations and it can't be forced on them. They want America first, not America second and Europe first. They do not want American boys hauled off to fight the battles of the decadent nations across the AtlanticThe people of the United States want no more uf Wllsonism, its horde of mistakes and its attendant evils. They voted for a change In administration and .hat's what they will get. They are sick of democratic misrule and its host of flagrant inefficiencies. The7 want a change more than they want anything else. There was nothing to it. The democratic party never had a chance to win. Mr. Cox and his aides talked big, but the beasts did not materialize. The minds of the people of this country were made up two years ago to end the sway of democracy and not all the campaign thunder and perversion of fact carried on by the democrats could swerve them from their determination. They have had quite enough cf the V.'ilson brand of democracy. They are weary or autocrats and supermen. They do not want to live in the reign of Woodrow the First any longer. The republican victory was complete in all Its aspects. Net only ha3 the party elected a president and vice president, but the benate and house of representatives belong to them. The party will have no excuse whatever for not carrying out lta election pledges. The best part ot the republican triumph is that no longer will the people have to submit to oneman rule. President-Elect Harding has promised that I-.o will take ccunsel from the country's eminent men. lie will consult with them in whatever movement he makes. He assumes no autocratic authority, but is just ix common humane man who will welcome and accept advice. In his cabinet will be men of power and brains, not trucklers nor sycophants and. democratic Misrule will be ended at the earliest opportunity. Some attention will cow be paid to the heart of America, rather than to the heart of the world. The ictory is a vict ory for Americanism and safe government. The people have spoken. Thv know what they want and they will get it for the republican party has returned to power after mug years of waiting. They know what they did not. want and that was JIji Cox and membership in a Fuper-state which wouldimpair the national sovereignty, curtail our right of Independent action and subject us to participation in interminable wars. They could not stand for all the evils of democratic waste, extravagance, inefficiency, burdensome taxes, the staggering cost of living and a tarifT policy which menaces the national prosperity. Now for a real business administration, reduction

of taxation, the uprooting cf profiteering and return to a rtortal cost of living, social betterment, harmony between capital and Tabor and a free upetanding America doing its duty to itself and all mankind. It is a big program but we must have it.

RECRUDESCENCE OF THE BICYCLE. Bicycles are coming back into use and next sea-s-oa will see more ridden than during any recent year, so it is announced by the manufacturers. They are to regain public favor for their utility, not for pleasure. They are being purchased by men and boys who live in the outskirts of a city and work at'down-town places. They provide a cheap, comfortable means of transportation, always available when needed, and enable workers to select their homes without reference to conditions that would otherwise compel consideration. Manufacturers are also pointing out that a ride of a few miles on a wheel is part cf the exercise helpful in maintaining a high, health standard, providng an abundance of - fresh air and physical exercise, and putting the worker at his work invigorated and ready for his duties. Transportation that permits people to live in the suburbs contributes to the development cf a city,, helps keep down to the minimum the possibility of a congested and slum district and adds enormously to the health of the people. And the good health of the people is the real wealth of a community.

RELEASING THE GIANT. There are twins of electricity, the one enegertic, impetuous, dynamic the other sluggish, indifferent, static. It is the first that sets a thousand activities going throughout the world; but it is the latter that has mocked and defied science. Could man release it, what wonders could be not work! To vitalize this torpid giant, to transform his force into dynamic power who knows what worlds we'd conquer. Not much has been accomplished toward this end. Hut row comes Gustavo Leutner, and engineer of Rome, vith a device which he says will work the alchemy. He claims that his apparatus collects and transmutes the static electricity in the air to a dynamic current. Hurry, Gustavo! Your countryman, Marconi, has .enabled us to talk around the world, by wireless. Will yo i be the c ne to set us stepping across the interstellar spaces, and revolutionize our scheme of things?

CHECKERS. The games of Lotto, Old Mail and Parchesi may give way to Pollyanna, Spoof and Tinker Tins, but the devotes, of the checker board we have always with us. These gentle, if simple, folk are even now dusting eff the board and rounding up the black and the red for many and many a gory and hilarious contest through the winter. There is something inevitable about checkers. It noes not require the same formidable array of brains "3 does chess; it is a point mere mentally exacting than dominoes. But those implacable squares, that allur'rg king row, the dotTble corners and the dangerous doldrums along the sides it takes a player of real courage to navigate them handsomely. Let no one think this is a trival subject. The fate cf the nation, after all, comes as near being decided across a multitude of checkerboards as in more pretentious places. Checkers whet3 the wits, it stimulates sagacity in kindly fashion. Given a good checker player you have a man of passing shrewdness. ' Where are the Flinch, the Pit, the Rook of yesteryear? And the checkerboard factories are working overtime.

J1Y a round.-i w ho HAS tried the straight and narrow Will for a while rep rts THAT it Is covered with banana skins. A SHINNY girl can dre?a so AS to hide her thinn:sa HIT a Cfrn-fcd can't ai range li:it ch'tlirs to hide her fatness. HKI.I. we are slad to note the W. C. T. I.'. IS p"ing to fight the cigarette evil OVI.1 through education

AND already we have mapped out a FOI.R year course for ourself WITH a plan to take up POST graduate work for several years after. THE June brlds Is already COMrLAI.MNti that the light of her life GOES out too often at night. A WIFE will tell her husband every -th;n SIIK knows but where do you find A HISHAND who la built that way? WE looked the other day at a. kldr.ey stone TAKEN from one of out charming friends

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IX alcohol in a glass Jar. WELL the campaign and the lying IS about over for two years. A YOCNCW woman can get more OI T of a man with a smile THAN, an old woman tan get out ot him WITH an hour of argument. LIVE hogs'are lower than they hav been for years 1 ET bacon costs more than when IIOCS were at their highest price IT Is pretty neat profiteering- that can STING the producer and the fOXSl'MER et the same time. WE try to taks things as they come and HE cheerful whate'er betides but we confess

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" Beautiful, indeed, is this suit of Zanzibar brown velvet. It is trimmed with fitch fur and set off with tarnished cold braid and buttons.

END OF EIGHT YEARS MISERY Used Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Recovered.

! ONE OF THE causes of trouble i3 that so many

persona are trying to get more out of life than they are putting into it.

THE AVERAGE MAN will admit with becoming modesty that there are a few thing3 in his life which might be made better.

WHEN IT COSTS, more money for violating the laws of the land the nation will have more money for enforcing them.

ONE OF THE best things that can fiappen to many men -5 to be impressed with the importance of nursing their jobs a little better. ,

MANY A MAN who goes in pursuit of happiness has a long race to run before he overtakes it.

THE TRUTH seems a lot more attractive after a man has been caueht in a lie that eives him trouble.

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Newark. N. J. "The doctor said I had an orpanic trouble and treated me

for several weeks. At times I could not walk at all and I suffered with m y back and limba so I often had to stay in bed. I suffered off and on for eight years. Finally I heard that Lydia E. Pinkham'a Vegetable Compound was a good medicine and tried it with splen

did effect. I can now do my housework and my washing. I haVe recommended your Vegetable Compound and your Blood Medicine and three of my friends are taking them to advantage. You can use my name for a testi monial. ' ' Mrs. Theresa Covntry, 75 Burnett St., Is'ewark, N. J. Yob are Invited to write for free advice No other medicine ha3 been so successful in relieving woman's suffering as has Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Women may receive free and helpful advice by writing the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co.. Lynn, Mass.

Such letters are received and answered ' by women only and held in strict

IX smiling over our fried tuhhage ESPECIALLY when it is 8l htly burned. WE siippi::e the former crown prince LETS a lot of fun out of the motorcycle they say he rides BIT probably would ratiier have a PAIIISIEXXK bouncing up and do"wn

OX the rear aeat than a Dutch girl. Ei;x a man who can't fight IS tempted to start something when he

HAS to sit beside the KIXD of fellow who makes a noise like A HORSE eating apples WHEX he feeds his face. SOME profess to see no Improvement In the PL' It Lie morals, but our memory goes back to THE time when the headache followed an Elk's picnic AS the night follows the day.

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Mrs. Fairbanks returned to her home yesterday after a two months' visit with friends in Chicago. Mrs. Lottie Carlson in spending a few weeks in Evanslon at the home of Mr. and Sirs. I Traejjcr.

TENNESSEE GOES REPUBLICAN NA.SHVTLLE. Tenn.. Nov. 3 Tennrssee. for tli fir.--t time pir.--" 1SCS. H hn rant ITcivr.l its electoral vol1 ever tieymo ir, has none republican in a rational election. The "ol,ij south" as last has ben broken by the cohorts of republicanism, for tjf-nator Warren G. Harding, according to incomplete, but fairly acrurate returns, has carriMj the ftate over Gov. James Sf. Cox by between 5,00 and 10.000 votes. Go.". A. if. Roberts also was overcome In the Tf publican landslide and Col. Alf Taylor's majority over him will be 10,000 vote3 or more.

55. and J. AY. Herreld. republican, II0.21S. The democrats have elected four congressmen with the republicans winning two while two are in doubt.

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The Hobart Drug company owned and operated by Miss gnow 'Hopper during the past three years, ha been sold to Mr. Puiman, who took possesion of same Saturday. ' f A Ford truck ran down the emboitikment on Third street Sunday noon and the front part of the machine wa under water in the channel of the river. The driver, whose name was not learned. Jumped when he saw that lie was unable to get control cf the machine. Very little damage was done to the machine. Miss Margaret Tree of Chicago Is here visiting with her parents for a few days. Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Ingram, who have ben visiting here at the home of Sir. and Sirs. M. Fleck during the past

"Only One Thing Breaks My Cold" "That's Dr. King's New Discovery, for Fifty Years a Cold -Breaker" TIME-TRIED for fifty years and never more popular than today. Nothing but the relief it gives from stubborn old colds, and on-rushing ew ones, vrrippc and throat-torturing coughs could have made Dr. King's New Discovery the standard remedy it is today. No harmful drugs. Always relJrMe, and good for the whole family. I las a convincing, healing taste ith all its good medicinal qualities. At all druggists, 60 cents, $1.20 a bottle. For colds andCougfot

OKLAHOMA IS STILL IN DOUBT OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla., Nov. 3. F'or the first tifie since Oklahoma assumed statehood, the result of a national election here was In doubt today. On the face of Incomplete returns, leaders did not definitely know if the state went democratic or republican. P.eturns from 1.003 precincts gave Cox 86.533 and Harding S3.4S3. P.eturns from 1.04S precincts for senator gave Scott Ferris, democrat. 32.-

A RAW, m THROAT Eases Quickly When You Apply a Little Musterole. And Musterole won't blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. Just spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. Musterole is a clean, white ointnent made with oil of mustard. It is tine for quick relief from soro throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache; congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back ot joints, sprains.sore muscles,bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on the chest. Nothing like Musterole for croupy children. Keep it handy for instant use. 3ic and 6ic jars; hospital sUe J3.0'.

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