Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 21, Hammond, Lake County, 15 July 1921 — Page 6

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THE TIMES. Fridnv, Julv 15, 192T, 'PRESSIOM VI k J!

BUSINESS

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U. S. AIDS BUSINESS RECOVER'

Herbert Hoover, Who Spoke of Business With ' Optimism in Chicago

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forces Working In Country Never Before Experienced In Its History.

I INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERV1CE1 CHICAGO, Judy 15. Herbert Hoover, secretary cf commerce, today placed most of the blame for present business depression upon forces set in motion by the post-war boom. The government is using- "sanity and caution" to aid business recovery bo said, and is sjre of success in correcting many economlo handicaps now evident. Hoover made an address before the National Associatioa of Beal Instate Board. THIRTEEXTH PIXCB CIVIl, WAR. "This la the thirteenth industrial depression we have suffered since the civil war,' the secretary said. "We have come through the thirteen others all riffht. We have today greater resources and no less courage, fkill and intelligence than when we met these disasters before. "We do have force3 working: in the rountry of a quality never experienc

ed. First, we have now provided a

financial system that has saved us from the terrible destruction of a

monetary panic that would otherwise have accompanied so tremendous a

Jail In values. Second, we have a

hig-her sense of service. a wider spread of willingness to give aid to the injure-d in business. ON ItOAD TO SAFETY'. ThouFands of firms whose caes veemed hopeless months ago are on the road to safety. From the war we have to recover many losses and to change our productive forces in aceor?rre with, the economic shifts in tl-o -c;id.- . "adine over all this, however, V -it x'v fact that this depression is to n t.'-i. t degree born of the male- .,! i 1 . rces we eet in motion by in.t; r, i j. by all booms. "' 1 ji .,.st suffer a period of duress -is.r and punishment for the

'.- - ;.. ':1 we rebuild our virties of .i ; v f . v frugal living-, more savtng, . v- i. -j.uuct and higher honesty. :e --' a few people who will aej, .eso hard facts who will per- . .t the notion they can, by various u r, ...void reaping what they have UT.-'MAKES THB.DELAT "".';- r-'&lstanco of a few groups of v.,.' urera of dealers to lowering -o the general levelj the rec of a few groups of workers

iccoiamodatlon of their wage to . decreasing cost of living1, and the ssity for a better day's work; the ..usal of some people to curtail th"ir xtravagance all contribute to our undoing. They delay recovery and contribute to unemployment among the rest of us." Secretary Hoover said he had records showing that in moat manufacturing establishments efficiency has Increased from 20 to 30 per cent 5urlnp the, last 12 months. He said 'the farmers are making extraordinai y efforts this year and will produce this year's crop at Hiufh less than last ,-&ar's cost.

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CHAALEROIPa.. July 15. Four masked bandits, just before 2 o'clock this afternoon, held up a PittsburghCharleroi interrurban car near Eldorado Park, three miles from here, shot Paymaster Porter of the Youghiogheny & Ohio Coal Company and escaped

with a suitcase containing $40,000. The money was to have been used to

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WOMAN FOUND GUILTY

OE MURDER, STRANGE! , CJliicago Experiences a New Sensation When News Became Known. " CHICAGO, July 15. For the hfona rme la the history of Cook county a woman was found guilty of slaying her husband when a Jury convicted Mrs. Dora "Waterman, 41, of the murder I.ouis Waterman, a wealthy butcher. Jack Waterman, her 7-year-old-son who was tried with her, was acquitted. The Jury fixed Mrs. Waterman's punishment at seventeen years in the penitentiary. Mrs. Waterman had admitted slayJug her husband with a butcher's Cleaver. She pleaded self defense. When the verdict of the jury was announced Mrs. Waterman offeree ner thanks sarcastically, declaring: "If I had been young and pretty " Forty-two women hvt been tried for murder in Cook county in the past fifteen years. Thirty-one have ben acquitted and eleven convicted. All but two of those found guilty, however, were charged with slaying someone other than their husband.

Irish and British Leaders Hold their Second Conference Today. rr xewton c. tarke t STAFF CORRESPONDENT !. N. SERVICE1 LONDON', July 15 Hopes for Irish peace were running high when Premier Lloyd George and L'amonri De Val':ra. "president of the Irish republic" held their secynJ conference this morning.

The newspapers are taking care, however, not to create undue opti

mism on the p;irt of the public. There was a noticeable, lack of comment in the morning papers, upon the initial meeting of the premier and the Sinn Fein leader yesterday. Most of the papers contented themseU-es with plain accounts of the hearing?. The Daily Herald, organ of the British labor party. expres:Hl the hope that the general peace parley, if successfully arranged, will be public fo

Want's cell to prevent any att( mpt at excape or rescue ly his friends. Ward earned the nickname of the "Lone Wolf" because he always operated without a "paraner." Police declared him to have been nn- of the most daring and resource' ui criminals ever known here.

Belief from the arid conditions now prevalent in Hammond, especially on the far south and east sides, is1 promised for the near futurS The contract for the water survey, which will discover and correct the lakes in the water system, has been let. William Brown of Chicago, is the successful bidder, and he will start on the w'ork, Monday. The soirvey will start from the pumping station and work south. The machinery for the work is already on the ground. , That 36 inch main at 119tU street, has been conected and some relief has been had. The city will advertise for the bids for the laying of the mains in the proposed improvements, and these will be received the second wek of August, The work on the new plant proper, will start won after that. There are so many things to take into consideration in regard to a mammoth project of this character, that it is almost impossible to make an accurate estimate as to when the wor will be completed, and Hammond's new water works Installed. Strikes, labor conditions, shippinsr facilities.

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BLACHLYFUNERAL The funeral services for Miller C. Blachly were held at his residence on Truman avenue, Thursday, conducted by Etv, Licklider of the Baptist church. Members of the Modern Woodmen and Macabces of this city

acted as pall bearers. Other serv-

and a thousand and one other .troubles ices were held at Biachly's Corners in are likely to interfere with the con-, charge of Kev. Licklider. Burial took

thsro can b no charges of "secret diplomacy." De Valcfa arrived at 10 Downing st. shortly alter 11 ocfock. Jhere was a large crowd in front of the premier's residence and they cheered the Irish leaders. " went into conference alone.

"LONE WOLF" GIVES LIFE

HUSBAND SLAYER MAY KHOW HER FATE TODAY

r;r mildred morris STAFF CORRESPONDENT I. N. SERVICE COURTHOUSE, CLEVELAND. OHIO July 13 The fate -of Mrs. Catherine

Eva Kaher, allefred husband slayer, will go to the jury this afternoon, attorneys for both .sides predicted after the state closed its rebuttal evidence before noon adjournment of court. The defense will call only one witness in sur-rebuttal. Chief Counsel William J. Corrigan, announced, and duping (irg-mnents probably will bei; in shortly after court convenes for the -tftcrnoon. Th- accused worn in, weaker than the hi' s ever b'v-n and on the verge or a fourth collapse cannot take the stand in ur-rebutal, although she moaned all during th; nvirninsr session for a chance "to tell the trutTi."

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sumatlon of the work in record time, Superintendent George Blockie of the Water Works estimates that with Rood luck, and barring' accidents, the work .should be completed in seven months six months possibly. However, with the advent of colder weather, in a few months, relief from the water hortag:e will come. The 15,000,000 gallon pump now used was shut down for repairs not lon ago, although no one knew it, and several worn parts were replaced. The pump is now jiving better ser. vice, and the chances of a break-down are lessened considerably.

RAINBOWS

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r INTER NATIONAL NEWS SEPVICE CLEVELAND. July 15. The Rainbow Division, which made so enviable a record in the world war, will con tinue a.-i a fighting: organization. The convention of its veterans here today

in sr on record in favor of changing, the division, officially known as the; 42nd into a National Guard unit. It would be the only National Guard unif of its character in the country, hav-1 in? two units from each Of the states' who furnished quotas to the Rainbow j Division.

place at Biachly's cemetery, miles west of Valparaiso.

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Famous French Soldier. Antoiae de la Motbe Cudillac was S famous French military officer and explorer and the foundfr of Detroit. He was born about the year IGriO and died in 1730. His landing on the site cf the present city of Detroit wus made July 24, 1701. After founding the settlement, he remained thereuntil 1711. He was later governor of Loulslena for five years, returning to France, a-here he died.

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INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE CHICAGO, July 15. Harry Ward known ai the "lone wolf" arid "th most dangerous criminal in Illinois," was hanged today in the county Jail here .for the murder of two men. His execution followed the refusal of Guv. Len Snia?T-'o gra.nt a reprieve. The lone wolf riitd true to his snbriquer. He walked to tli scaffold with exceptional coolness and refused to make any statement. J Ward was hanged fr the murder .f Thomas Grady and Rudolph Sc hvvarta, whom he shot down when they attempt! ed to prevent hU escape after he had robbed a hat store. During hi imprisonment Ward had I iv.aile .-everal attempts t o escape.- tia. files and guns were found in his e'-ll

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PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST Per pound

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FRESH TENDER BOILING BEEF Per pound ,

SMALL LEAN PORK LOIN ROAST Per pound

FRESH CUT LEAN PORK CHOPSPer pound . . .

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FRESH SPARE RIBS Lean and meaty. Per pound -

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