Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 2, Hammond, Lake County, 20 June 1921 — Page 6

THE TIMES Mondav, June 20, 1921. U. S. GOVERNMENT SEIZES ARMS FOUND ON SHIP AT HOBOKEN BOUND FOR IRELAND Do your summer's viyins t the Alumni Bazr on Tuesday night. The higrh school bulldiaa. Xdmlwioa frea. Comet Since th arrival :t -relc of another car of Tarvl the. rpir -work on the road north of Dyer baa ben completed. Political News of Day In Indiana THE FlMsfiraJiE NEWS Vol. 5, No. 157 Monday, June 20, 1921 Price, Attention

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TIMES BUREAU AT STATE CAPITAL . IXDIAXAl'OLJrf, InU.. Juno 20. The announced determination of tha democratic party to conduct a campaign in U22 against the ccQtiauaacc of gov-t-rnmc-atal operations through state commissions in causing a fereat deal if auiustmcnt la political circles in tht; capital. Anxious to hit upon something that ti,:Kht wim iavor in soma localities th L.TKcrati have struck at tho very th.ng they are rt-sponsibi for to a Sarse degree. In his speech hefom tho Democratic state, commute at Turkey lian. Benjamin Iiosoe, doniociatic state chairman, dropped the inr..iit;on that a can'.paifc'n for the f.iuji.i hment of all state board and , . .-nnnUiions thould be conducted by l..s party. . 'f coarse, even Mr. Bossa does not l-dievo such a broad reactionary polwould rece!vo wide-spread support. A;-h..Ub'n he did not expiai:: the aiean-i.-.i..-of his broad assertion, it is pre- : ;v::ed that his remarks, were shot at t:.e puM'.c servicu commission and the fate bc.rd of tax commissioners. The records of the state disclose that 1 nh of these stale bodies were created . 3Vrr.s..crat.c a,dn-.p.ii8iruuoni. At :. time, and later, he Democratic Miimy orators, proclaimed the cstab- . ..-hment of these commissions as eviu '--.co of the progressiver.ess of the : ..,rt.. This direct repudiation of their - !n c!v.'..:r. n is tne thing that is caust!'e i.::u:fjraent among political i. rs. i;, iition t! these commissions j . -cr'ii administrations have to .r .:i-. nr.. '.?.er of the more im-

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Part of tho arms and ammunition, being unloaded from the S. S. Eastside and loaded onto wagons. Acting on a frovernment detention order, police of Hcboken recently seized 495 sub-machine puns, extra parts and ammunition found on board the S. S. Eastside just before' she cleared for Belfast via Norfolk. The seizure was due to a tip from the Irish office of the British government, according to the London Sketch. The guns are efficient weapon for street fighting ajnd are light and, easily handled or concealed.

,f . r...-., - mpioyer of the employes. 5nd..u a ;.... pone down in history as ; ..r.g t..- i.r-it state to establish a , r.,x ci emission. The idea has M :.;; d and now nearly every state has .- !-;-, -n orfranizat'.on. Likewise public , rvice commissions are now generally ,,.....-r.(..ri us tiv cr.lv sort of as-

fr.cy that can deal with utility mon,,;.alies. Doth of these organizations 1

,ia other states aa well as Indiana are r.on- rather unpopular. - The reason is perfectly apparent to :i:y person who has had any intimate dealings with tho functions of stato eovernment. Prices of utility products have increase! in proportion to rit costs of other basis commodities. -Kikicwlse the cost cf government has increased. Kates and taxes are high-i-r. In regard to these the public has .some definite organization to blame. -Wat in the case of other things which iv.-w cost more there is no central organization which can bo held accountable to the displeasure cf tha people. But while the Democrats are devlstivfr means of throwing dirt on the administration in power the leaders tn the Kepublican state organization are busy doping on the next nominee for Governor. In fact this subject seems T, be of more interest among state leaders at thi3 time that the senatorial race of next year. -To the vemins in politics It may peera rather unusual that gubernatorial timber Is thought of fo far ahead .if the next change in administration, but this fo.e?ightedness is made necessary by thi :rect primary law. Candidates for this highest office in the state realize that they must campaign, must bring themselves to the attention of the public for a period of yiyars if thty hope to win the noininat in. -Therefore five men arc now recog-ni-d oj likely candidates for governor threo years henos1. The friends "f . William G. Oliver, auditor of state, .'irV'are that he will he a candidate. ?Ir Oliver has said nothing to discourthe efforts of his friends In bocstic him for the- place Another mem)Str of the official family o: u-.rri,"! ilt Cray Is also regarded as a most hk' iy candidate. This is Georgetinnard. member of the public service '-.r.-.mii-sion. It is said that both Mr. tlivor and Mr. Barnari? are regarded i"trhly hy the governor and one or the '.'her of them will receivp his supfirt. According to this gossip If one (- th" other actually gets In ttvs race ,'.' other will retire. vFor some time it has been known thr.t Ed Jackson, Secrttaj-y cf the state "'M b' a cand'date for governor in JTr. Jackson never refuses to 'vik? an address in the state which

will bring him in closer touch -with the people. While it is too early to even dope on the relative strength of these men there are some Indications that Mr. Jackson will not be very favorably received by many of the Republican leaders. Among the other men whose name is persistently mentioned in connection with the race is that of E. M. Wasmuth, Republican Etate chairman. It is known that he would be greatly pleased to have this honor bestowed upon him. but it is very doubtful just whether Mr. Wasmuth would even consider making a race unless a more or less substantial part of the party called him to take up the standard. In the gossip in political haunts it Is asserted that Ed. Toner of Anderson will again go before the people seeking the nomination. Mr. Toner was very active during the last cession of the assembly in seeking to prevent to repeal of the direct primary for the nomination of the United States senator and governor. At that time It was rumored he intended to set k tho gubernatorial nomination. But underneath all these hopes and gossip there is a smoldering desire on the part of many Republicans In the capital that Will Hayes will come back to Indiana and run for Governor. Tet even those who express this hope declare that Mr. Hays will never do this. Nevertheless, the fact that the hopo is expressed shows the kindliness with which the little big man of Sullivan Is regarded. The recent re-organlration of the state board of agriculture Is only for a temporary period, according to reliable information. Governor McCray ha.s some definite plans are making this board over into a real agriculture body. One of the tilings the Governor is said to have in mind is the elimination of the office of financial secretary. It is believed that th secretary can

take over these duties since tha beard has passed into the absolute control of the state and much of the financial affairs will be conducted through the office of the auditor.

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News Notes

Junior, the little on of tho 11. B. Olneys of Parrlsh avenue, attained his third birthday anniversary Saturday and bis parents afforded a pleasant afternoon for ten of his very small playmates, num-berlns ten in all. The color scheme was of yelolw and blue and toy balloon sof rubber were suspended around for tho attraction and to the great delight of the youngsters. The refreshments were chosen dainty for the tots who were delighted at the whole scheme of ta affair. The Loyal Workers of the First M. E. church at Indiana Harbor will entertain tomorrow evening with an Ice cream supper and entertainment to which the public is invited. The church is located At tn corner of Grapevine and 135th streets. The men of the Christian church will hold a banquet at the church parlors Saturday evening. Tomorrow afternoon, commencing as early as 1:30 o'colck. then will bo offered for display and sale at the "Marcus & Kiempner haberdashery in Forsythe avenue, a roost complete outlay of home-halted goods prepared by tho aldies of the Peaach Cohn auxiliary, w-ho invite public inspection. An attempt will be mad to provide the dainties that w!U ravor of tho average housewife's approbation. The receipts of the day will go toward the fund of the society. Mrs. Constance Sauer has gone to Flint, Mich., driving through in her car and accompanied by her son RobertFred, another son. is still at the Howe academy, and Phillip, the youngest of the boys, has been at Flint for some time.

M.sd hil.aabeth Tenteanacher spent Sunday and Monday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Win. Tentemacher. Othil.a Keifinan and Helen Austgen returned to their home on Sunday afternoon after spending several dys with relatives at Hammond. Mr. Ben Guenthe- of Chicago, Misses Heleut an J Jhana. Friedrich spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wra Friedrich. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Herrman and children, Mr. and Mrs. Mat Viiwonti of Hammond, visited with F. L Keii:r,.i n and family on Sunday. Do you need fresh eggs? Come to tho Bazaar Tuesday night: A unmber of guests were entertained at the E. C. Brewer home yesterday in honor of Mrs. Rebecca Robinson's &3rd birthday. Do you need a new inner tube? Coni-o to tho Bazaar Tuesday night. The preliminary survey of the ideal section of the Lincoln Highway east of town ahs been completed. Do you crave ejtcitement? Ankle over to the Alumni Bazaar on Tuesday night. Mr. and Mrs Arthur Rogers of Chicago visited the Hoffman family over tho week-end. Al Ithe latest styles in fancy work and children's clothes are to be had at teh Alumni Bazaar Tuesday night. The motor traffic on the Lincoln was

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