Hammond Times, Volume 14, Number 172, Hammond, Lake County, 10 January 1921 — Page 4

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Tb L County Times JMily except Uturdty Sunday. Katrd th pootottlo to Hammond, juii it. The Tims Ktint ChJcAo-In(1in. Harbor. JaUj eicpt 9a4y. Eater-ad it ti poatodlco la Cajt cti'caro. Noveui. bar 11. Th Lk Couuty Times Saturday and Weekly Kdtfton. Uttered at Um postofflc in Hairmond, February i. 1S1Tha Gary B)vatn Times Ltally e- c-pt Sunday. a fcrad at ttw poatoflica in Gary, April 1'. itli. AJ1 finder th act of lLsU 3, l7t, aa neconA-cIaaa Br-a tier.

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NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS. If you fall to receive our copy of Thb Ti mt a a pretnptly a you hava in the pi-st. pleas do not think it ha bn lost or was not sent on time. Krmraibor that the mU ervlc is not what It used to be and t-t complalatn are Ceneryal from mny sources about th train and tnall sr. nee. The Timis hu Increased its maillns equipment and ts trtvlna earnestly to reach it patrons on time. Ho prompt ia dvfslnjr ua when you tfo not jret your japer and we will act promptly.

JUDICIAL SALARIES. Anions the salary bills Introduced In tba legislature is one to raise the salaries of circuit and superior Judges to 15.000 a year ar.d in its advocacy of tb.it? measure the IndlanapoMa Star has the following to say: Tfca inequality of tbe judicial salaries paia !a Marion county may be seen from the fact that judges in similar courts In Cincinnati get $9,00!) a year. Those in Dayton pet 100. ia Cleveland $S.500, in Detroit $8,501, in Chicago 512.000. in New York $1 0,000 to $17,500. Lawyers in Indianapolis make, just ss much as those in Cincinnati, Dayton, Cleveland and other cities of thd middle west. If tbe judiciary is to get a square deal and is to continue to attract the quality of men who should be on the bench in this city and state thie ealary should be higher. High-grade attorneys, from time Immemorial, have sacrificed income from private practice for tbe dignity and honor of judgeships. A judicial petition is generally looked upon us tbe crowning achievement of a legal career. Able judges should not be required to take so large a proportion f their pay in dignity and honor, has been the case in Indiana in recent years. There ia considerable Found sense in that atatenrent end even many of those who frown darkly on the salary bcost proposition will subscribe to it. We are asking a great deal when we ask a man to accept from the public for the sake of the dignity end honor attaching to the public office, an income about half as large as that he can make in private practice. Yet have done this thin? for many years and happily tare found good men who will stand for it. Yet It is to be feared that with the altered and tiepreciated value of the dcllar, together with tbe added financial attractiveness which private practice holds for desirable lawyers, the time is fast approachtug, if not already here, when the people vil! have to accept eecond and third raters to fill judicial positions. It fs a eorry commentary on condition" when it can be said that a judge of our courts ia paid less than a coal miner, yet that very thing can be said truthfully today, says the Fort Wayne Newa. The present salary provided for judges has not half the purchasing power at present that it had when it was fixed by law and by that token it. is only fifty ped cent of the salary it is supposed to be. The average lawyer will sacrifice considerable for the snke of the honor pertaining to the judiciary, buf it is hardly fair to ask him to sacrific everything and go about in ragged clothes with a hungry look. The self-respect of cur people Fhouid demand n remuneration for those it honors with high place . orM-i- :; 'm iko with the dignify of those position?.

OT ctxarae. whim we -were children, we used to be tld that the word aebxa vas invented just so the letter 7. conlfl be included in our alphabet. And many j

words seem not to have much more significance than that, but there are whole regiments of words, right

Iron this page, in this column or in any reading matter

that cornea before your eye, that have a history, a tradition or a custom hidden behind them. Hobnob with words. They Till become very

friendly after a while. Let's take that word hobnob, for Instance. Here's Its history: In the epacious days of Queen Klizabeth, when all hou6e were built with fireplaces, there was at the corner of the hearth a small elevated object called tho hob, aid behind it a seat. In winter the beer waa placed on the hob to warm. If you wanted cold beer you got it frcm the nob, or small table ttanilitis nearby. Tbue you might have your choice, hob or nob, warm or cold.

From this grew the custom, on asking one's companion to partake of beterages now forbidden, to say: "Will you hob or nob with me?" In ether words, do you prefer warm beer or cold, white wine or red? And to convivial spirits, who so often asked the question, came to be known as hobrobbers, and if you cultivated a man's acquaintance, you were said to hobnob with him. What a lot behind such a little word' Teke a word occasionally and dig into it. It is i! goodly game, and you'll lose nothing by the knowledge you acquire.

THE LUCK 0' THE NAVY" IS STILL GOOD, BALLOON ISTS PROVE f

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BEHIND DIVORCE STATISTICS. Perhaps no one was aumzed .wbeu I'rof. Rudolph II. Hinder of Columbia University announced the other day thut onl one farmer in i'2 is divorced. Nor wus much surprise occasioned when he addod that one traveling salesman, in uine has a legal separation from his wife. For tbe man who sticks home most is the tiller of the aoll. And the unfortunate most surely doomed to t,ce his family only occasional!- is the "drummer." If e man knows his family well, the figures seem to say, he will stick by it, and his wife and children will surely cling to him. Uut if their acquaintance is the passing matter of a week-end one out of nine will prove unequal to the strain. There is a little sermon la every sentence of the professor's report. But perhaps the most significant one Is this: "Childless couples arc divorced more frequently than those having children." Children make happy homes. Life is far better witb than without them.

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PUBLISHER TURNS UP ST. l. t !.-. Jan. s. -J.vu i;- Vi'.Iar'i lejf leHy r't t .r ar.d p'iii -sin', n.jo inyf. tri !).':' f!!saj,reHr.l f:-.in ih TtSail" I,.it l, Inn'. 2 7. h:t: ' e-j at Hiht.rrte h'l ri'.is ir.ornjrii ji ) .' 1

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The lock o' the n-ry holds good 1 ants TVa.ter Tlinton (who was a for balloonists as well as the j member of the NC-4K A. L.

ea-going fighters. That's what

any man-jack of 'em will tell you now that the three naval lieutenant lest for weeks after a balloon fl:grht, are on their wsv lack totbe station, safe and fcound. The ;iec men, Lieuten-

Kloor and S. A. Farrcll. left

, Rockaway field December 11. ' Four days later, after battling , weather and landing' conditions, they landed in a forest near i Moose Factory, a Hudson Bay 1 trading post on the shores of

THE TROUBLE with a lot cl persons seeiU3 to be that they do not discover what is good for them without having their feelings hurt.

THERE DOES not seem to be any good reason why a eoft drink saloon should put a screen between the public and one-hslf of one per tent.

IS ORDER to- receive all tbe advice that is offered. Senator Harding must not only have an "open mind," but a capacious one.

A LOT OF PERSON'S who demanded service are now heard complaining because tboy are expected to pey for it.

James hay in northern Canada. They were sheltered in an Indian's tepee until held came from Moose Factory. No report of their fate was received until January 2. It took Indian runners twelve days to carry the message of their rescue tt the nearest point of communication.

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THE PERSON who has gained a reputation for untliruthfulness tan deceive others best by telling the truth. ,

DIGGING INTO WORDS. If you just pit and look at one ?riiite-l 1 rd for a little while It will seem to pump ut you and the real peculiarity of its pronunciation, its meaning and its fitness will be impressed ou your mind as never before. Plate, leather, leaf, dance why were those vords chosen to mean exactly what they 6 mean?

THINGS if AY be said to be. getting back to normal when counterfeiters again find it worth whilo to make dollar bill.

CALIFORNIA LIKES to be shinrd up lor the admiration of the world, but It objects to being .Ta panned.

MANY PERSONS are willing to take a chance, but they want to feel that the risk is not very large.

THE TROUBLE with a lot of folk who bury the ha'ehet is that thev leave he handle sticking out.

THERE WOULD BE peace lt Iretaai ;n der if the other side would yield.

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THERE SEEMS to be plenty of almost anything for which folks are willing to pay the price.

THE OPTIMIST says that things could be worse, and the pessimist fays that they will be worse.

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W. G. PAXTON, Pres. FRED R. M0TT, Vice Pres.

FRANK HAMMOND, Sec.-Trea. H. J. GE5CHEIDLER, Asst. Sec.-Treas.

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Answers to Yesteray's Qnestioua. 1 Wh.v ti.eiai s tluii? win i net j ! at- d? Ar.sw.-r: Mercury. II., -it e i ans iv.ereury and coid centra 't. the

liet.l.i. l.f nee - i,se j, t !i c rm m e t er s. " What animal is reddish brown In suir.mer '. vl;:t,. in "inter? Answer: The ermine.

BETTER THAU WHISKEY FOR C AND FLU New Elixir, Called Aspironal, Medicated With Latest Scientific Remedies, Used and Endorsed by Euro pean and American Anny Surgeons to Cut Short a Cold and Prevent Complications.

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cally endorsed ,y i;-lt. b'hest authorities, aiid proclaimed by the emm n people as ten times a 5 cpiick sr.d eifective as whiskey, rock and rye, or any filler cold nd coujh remedy they have ever tried. Ail dry stores are now- supp!!-J with the wonderful new elixir, so clt you have to do to Kpt rid t f that c d t Is to s-t'p into the nsarest druif store, hand the i-ierh half a dollar for a bottle of Asplrnal and tell him tserve you two t'-aspoonfuiB with feu teatpoonfuls of ivater In a glaiss. V:t:i your watch in y.tir hand, take tt. dr. nk al one wallw ami call f .. r v-ir

nioiiiy back In two minutes jf ! cannot feel your told f?idin an ay t, ..o . a drerjtii within the time l.iOit. Don't be hishful. for all drugiFta invi'a you and expert you to try It. Ever.--I bewly's doing it. j When your oil or c -uyrl; i rr!lvr take th? remainder of t tie hot tic In .i t - your wife and bxnn --, r Asturoi;: ) i? iy far the yafest and most c.T' eti --.

tn? easiest f take and the. m s t a g I e ah'e cold Bti'l cou;h rem- dy for tnfatu nnd chlidn n. Adv.

Heavy Cold? Chest All Clogged Up? Don't Give it a Chance to "Set In" Use Dr. King's New Discovery DOX'T let it pt a Ftart. Dr. King's New Discovery will set right down to work, relieving the tight, tat iing in the client, quieting tbe racking: cough, gently stimulating the Lowets, thus eliminating the cold poisons. Always reliable. For fifty years a standard remedy. All the family cart take it with helpful .suits, l.ases the children's crorp. No harmful drugs. Convincing, heaiinq; taste that the kiddies like. All drug

gists, t0 cents, $1.20 a bottle.

For colds andcoughs

New Discovery

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