Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 33, Hammond, Lake County, 29 July 1921 — Page 6

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WARNING

(BY NEWTON" C PARK lit STAFF CORRCSPCNOt NT '. . N SERVICE LuNLON, Juy 21,.- uf. at Li. itiin has formally warned Flame that unless she abandons her pn-.-fnt policy there will be a general brcuk-uy of tin 13irupcan Entente, It was teamed this aftcrjioun. This warning was ror.Uivied In a note dispatch by Lord Cl -lion. Foreign Sec. retary, hi reply to a ;,-'. :ous communication from I'rcmii-r 1. r and of France dealing- with Upper r-.it a. The French Not', wii.c'i was received here yesterady, wa. dis. ribed as 'he sharpest of all the Fra i.r o-Hrit ih Exchanges. One British off oial. who was conversant with the ooiiN-n. said that the tone resembled an fiumat.im" and that the language "was turn parable with a threat to sever Aug iu-Frencn re'.at lor.." Great Britain in h'-r reply, dt i lar d that a continuance of tin Frencn policy of acting alone threatens to brea down the Entente Cordiait. Great Brita;n repca-fd t..at there wa. no necessity for sending a Fid reinforcements to Upper SiU-sia. at this time. The Er!t!sh Coir.mun'.cahon concludes with the hope that the French note of Thursday la not "the cunsi.iored opinion of the French government."

The bill Introduced by Representative Hlckey provided for tha appointment of another Judge but as he would also sit at Indianapolis the re lief sought would not bo afforded, backers of the new plan say.

SIGHTS BY SCORE ARE SHOWN THEM (Continued fiom page one.)

LARGE CROWD VIEW FAMOUS OLD ENGINE A large 'n'owd cf slght-seers were on hand at the Pennsylvania station in

Gary at 1:23 p. m., this afternoon to

catch a glimpse of the historic DeWitt Clinton locomotive built nearly a century ago and now on its way to Chicago where it will be on cxnib.it ion affile Fagear t of Prop teas next month. The fain. old engine was. drawn by the inonsti'r l'ennsy . va n 1 a mogul ' Pitt!" which in JSS3 estah' isr.i-d a speed record of 112 m'.les an hour. The two

engines are ine es-reiney in coiimiuc-j

tion. 1 hey win also De, on exnioition for a short time In Hammond this afternoon.

IMPORTANT COURT PLANNED FOR HAMMOND (Continued from page one.) ed the assignment of Judge Anderson to the east district while a new Jude will be named for the west. Under the present system ourt is supposed to be held at Hammond certain periods of the year but Judge Anderson seltiom finds an opportunity to leave Indianapolis becau-e of the press of business ther . The tcderal court of Indiana is said to te two years behind its docket and beeomin,; more congested each year. Hammond furnishes a large share of the grist of the court at Indianapolis and would have still more but for the inconvenience of traveling to and from the capital. The cost of transporting a number of witnesses Is al

most prohibitive In many cases. Th-

same cry is raised from Fort Wayne. New Albany and Evansviile. "The only people who will oppose this plan." are the lawyers and hold inen of Indianapolis and thy wni put up a stiff fight." said a Hammond attorney who is heartily in favor o: the change. "It has been great stuff for them and they will not let it ?l:p away if they can help it. What we must do is arouse the people of th districts which for years have been stubbed by Indianapolis. Anyone who has had matters in the federal court realizes the inconvenience and will ba in favor of the Improvement." Jlr. Adamson, Judge Harris and Mr. Davis have taken the initiative in the proposed west district and are receiving promises of support wherever they announce the plan. Jlr. Davis is the republican candidate for mayor of Tere Haute and is one of the live wires of his territory.

were being considered by congress and that juoji of them would be solved la the near future. IlAKDl-NG WlKfcS UA.Ul ETEIIS Telegrams from Frsident H irding. Viit President CooiiJge, Senator Jat. E. Watson, postmaster General Hays and Junn T. Adams, chairman of the .Republican National Committee, were rad to the editors by K. J. Wanoxik. of Greensburg. president of the association, who presided at the banauet. Brief speccheu were made by Governor McOray, E. M. Wasniuth, chairman of the Republican state committee, exGuvernor Ueneen of Illinois and Frederu r. E. :;toi teinler. secretary of the stale committee LAKE (W.TV UOOSTEKS The boosting of Lake county was taker, care of in good fashion by Col. Waiter J. K.iey, Mayor MuCorzuack, E. N. Canine, superintendent of schools, C. E Fowler and Henry W. Petersen, president of the Chamber of Commerce, at :ne luncheon in East Chicago. Tho .-peAKera toid of the progress in various lines, principally industry, and of tne rapid giowth id future develop.liciu m! the r gion. UoT FOR DVSE PARK Tne big thing accomplished for tho region today was the boost for the dunes park given by the visit of the party to the dune region and the address of .Richard Eiebtr. director of 'tho tate couOefvatjn department,', which was delivered In the natural lUTipitheater near Mount Tom. Lke county republicans are In hopas of enthusing Gov. McCray and Senator New over the dune park project. SIDELIGHTS Handsome souvenirs and cigars were given the visitors by the hospitable W. B. Conkey Co. Gov. McCray. Senator New and Col. Kio y were the guesLs of W. p. Gieason last night. Every place an editor stopped yesterday some-body passed the cigars. In Hammond the cigars were of a brand manufactured by Ed. Simon, democratic candidate for Mayor. Mayor Brown republican candidate, diesn't smoke, so avoided compromising himself. Tho ladies in the party were given flowers Members of the state legislature who visited the region last January thought so much of it that many of them return ed with the editors. Mate Senator Oliver J. Holmes of Gary had as his guests Sen. Brown of Porter county, and den. Ratts of Paoli, the latter is leader of the senate. There was a large sufficiency of treasurers In the crowd to take care of any financial emergency the editors might encounter. These included the present treasurer Ralph Bradford, exreasurers Mat Brown and Cully Swansn and candidates for treasurer Otto Kitieid and Hazel Groves. The policing of the grade crossings was a feature that impressed the visitors. Motorcycle police of Hammond, East Chicago, Whiting and Gary accon panted the tourists and one was on suard at every railroad crossing, eliminating the possibility of accident.. The rt publican mayors of the region

Mayor Brown of Hammond; Mayor McCormaclc. of East Chicago: Mayor Hodges, of Gary and Mayor Allman of Crown Point, rode In the governor's car. Gov. McCary had to hustle in order to make the special train and attend the outing. He worked at tho st-ite hoi: at Indianapolis until nearly midnight Wednesday and cancelled several engagements for yesterday and today. He is a hard worker and Lake county has reason to feel flattered at having him as its guests when ha has so many things to occupy hi time at the capitol. It was "Uncle" Ed. Jackson's first trip through the region. The secretary of state was enthusiastic about Lake county. "The Calumet region challenges the world." he sad. "When I was your age. young man. I was doing exactly what you are doing now."' Senator New said to a re

porter. "I vaiue highly my experience as a newspaper reporter." There were newspapermen aplenty on! tbe trip including Billy Blodgelt of th.; Indianapolis News. Maurice Eaf'y of

tne Indianapolis Star. Bob Tucker of the Cincinnati Enqujrer which has a big circulation in southern Indiana, a numher Cit AthoP anff o-ien frrtm T - .4 ' a r. -

auoiis. Terre Haute and Fnrt Wavna f

pa pers. W. p. Gleason broke the speed laws getting to Gary while the. editors ware at luncheon In East Chicago. Th Ironmaster fout.d out that the Gary committee had fa'wen down and that they had not wo much as prepared a route for the pilot car to follow. Thiny b.-gan to happen when W. P. reached

Gary and everybody was all. steamed up and at work in no time. It takes Gleason to get things done In the steel to Senator New. Johnny Kllllgrew was the busiest politician In the crowd. John has a natural love of politics. He is out for the county clerkship and Lew Barnes. Henry Cleveland and Dr. Hale are said to be after Ms place as county chairman. What with the other candidates for county offices there wasn't a dull moment on the trip. Mayor Hodges of Gary extended the hand of welcome to each visitor as they alighted from their cars in front of the Gary Commercial Club. The editors nearly roasted In the Pullmans coming from Indianapolis. Praise for The Times special edition of welcome was heard Irom all sides, praise from an editor is praise indeed. Robert G. Tucker of the Indianapolis Star, Harry F. Guthrie of the Muncie Press and Charles H. Nrff of the Anderson Herald, said they were going to double back from Michigan City to get one of the county's famous fish dinners. Leslie Miller of tha Morrocco Courier said he would write a complete, description of the trip.

Henry F. Guthrie. Muncie Press; Charles H- Neff, Anderson Herald. Representative Davis of Jay county and a number of other visitors will attend a performance of "Up In the Clouds," Saturday evening. Somebody referred to the region as the place where the principle products had been changed from muskrats to steel. C. H. Beenn an1 W. F. T?eesvn of the

Winchester ." jurnal-llerald and R. W. Bruene of the State G. O. P. committee rode In The Tlm cr -which, was driven by Roy Fudge "Walter, did you ever think of getting marrled r Gov. McCray a&ked Col. Klley. "No. No." Riley answered. "Ever have a romance?" the gov ernor persisted. "Yes, once," said Riley" and blushed. The governor changed the subejet. William Piccelo, proprietor of the Cafe Lafayette, was the poloist at the luncheon in East Chicago. He sang a selection from "Martha, "Funiculi Funicula" ami a popular American song. Piccolo ha a good voice and he made a i,.g i.u. George Green was his accompanist. East Chicago has forty Industries. It is furnishing steel poles for Ita'y,

i India and South Africa. The Cudahy Co. 'a main product, "Dutch Cleanser" can be found being shipped on the Seven Seaa, the editors were told. Tndiana Harbor has a greater volume ot

tonnage man tne port ot Chicago. "This is a wonderful region and It is well known, not only in Indiana hut ail over the world." said Gov. McCrav. Sign in Portland Cement "Works: "No aieiuems in 27 days." M. E. No'., let. manager: W. H. Williams, field secretary; A. H. Hess.

' chairman good roads committee, and

H K. Mumont. press agent of the Hoosjer Motor Club were along.

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FRESH CUT LEAN PORK CHOPS Per pound

22c

FRESH LEAN PORK BUTTS Per pound

U 1 X

FRESH SPARE RIBS Lean and Meaty. Per pound

2 C

U PRIME NATIVE BEEF POT ROAST

Per pound

11c

VEAL BREAST With pocket. Per pound

LEGAL NOTICES

FRED C. DAHL ET AL GRAVEL ROAD. WEST CREEK TOWNSHIP, LAKE COUNTY. INDIANA. NOTICE OF GRAVEL ROAD LETTING LAKE COUNTY, INDIANA State of Lndlana., County of Lake, ss: Notice is hereby given that tho Board of Commissioners of said County will receive sealed proposals for the improvement of a certain highway In said County, by grading, draining and paving said Gravel Koad in West Creek Township, known as the Fred C. Dahl et al Gravel Road as set out in the plans, Kpecine.ations and profile now on file in the office of the Auditor of said Cotlnty. by and under the laws of the State of Indiana. Said sealed proposals will be opened and contract swarded on the 22nd day of August, 1921. Bld3 or proposals will be received up until 1 o'clock p.

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SMALL LEAN. CALIFORNIA HAMS Per pound ,

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$2.70 from Hammond to Fort Wayne ALSO $1.26 KNOX $2.70 SOUTH WHITLEY $ .64 VALPARAISO $1.56 HUBBARD. AND RETURN NICKEL PLATE ROAD EVERY SUNDAY Proportionately Low Excursion Fare to other points. Get full information of P. Thomson, Ticket Agfnt, Hammond, Indiana, or address C. A. Pritchard. D. P. A.. Ft Wavne. Indiana. "ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY"

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construction $13,415.00. Bids will bo for tho completion of eald Improvement In acocrdance with the plans, profile and specifications filed In the office of the Auditor of said county, and shall include all labor and material for said work. In no case will extra compensation be allowed for additional work, alleged to have been done by the contractor or contractors, to whom is awarded the contract. Each bid shall be accompanied by a personal or surety bond In the sum equal to double the amount of the bid filed for the work bid on, to be approved by the Board of Commissioners

of said County. Said bonds shall be i

conditioned for the faithful performance of tha work; the sureties. If personal, shall be resident freeholders of the State of Indiana, one of whom shall be a resident of Lake County. Said bond snaTT be for the benefit of any person, persons ot corporation who shall suffer any loss or damage by reason of any such bidder failius

Fridav, J ul v 29, 1921. ' - or neglecting to tr.ti r into a contract to perform such work nvvurdcd by the said Board of Commissioners or to carry out the same in any particular or to pay for any labor or material which may have been furnished to any such contractor or contractors or any subcontractor, agent or superintendent under him, in the construction of eald worlt. Said improvement will be let as a whole to tho lowest responsible, bidder upon affidavit of noncoilusion, which must be submitted with thetr bid, and upon failure to submit ;urn affidavit, such proposal or bid will be rejected by the Board; and the Board reserves the right to reje?-t any and all bids. Time for the con, pi. tion of said work will be agreed upon after the letting of said contract, by the Board of Commissioners and the successful bidder. Given by order of the Board of said County. GEORGE M. FOLAND, Auditor Lake County, Indiana 7-23-S-3-12

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Fancy New Potatoes, per peck Pure White hard. 3 lbs. for Fine Creamery Butter, per lb Our Very Best Coffee, per lb.. 34c; 3 lbs. . . Fancy Breakfast Coffee, per lb Fancy Peaberry Coffee, per lb., 25c; 4 lbs.. . Fine Cocoa, rer lb

Early June Peas. No. 2 cans, OQ3 cans for A57C

Fancy Corn, No. 2 cans, 3 cans for Monarch Baked Beans, 3 cans for Campbell's Baked Beans, 2 cans for Fancy Parlor Brooms, each

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Fine California Peaches,

3 cans, 5 cans for Fancy Free Peaches, large cans. 25c; 2 cans Fancy Sliced Pineapple, larce cans. rer can. . . .

Karo Syrup: 10-lb. pail, dark 59c 5-lb. pail, dark 32c 10-lb. pail, white 69c 5-lb. pail, white 35c Sincerity Tomato Catsup, O ET 3 bottles for .vi

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White Flyer Soap. 10 bars

Grandma's Washing Powder, 1 0 large pkg Toilet Paper, ejtra large OEr rolls. 4 rolls

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MONSOON SLICED HAWAIIAN OO. PINEAPPLE No. 2 can oc PUFFED WHEAT AND PUFFED OC RICE 2 packages for POST TOASTIES or KELLOGG'S OQ CORN FLAKES Pkg.. 10c, 3 C

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