Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 109, Hammond, Lake County, 27 October 1921 — Page 7

Thursday. October 27. 1!)21.

LAW SUIT STARTS THIS AFTERNOON

AH Eyes Turned To Judge Greenyaid's Court At Gary OiVLijrri) I'mnk Cnllahan nim Krnntrd rhunite of vrmie by Ju.lfc- (.rrrnmilil of nry to the I'ortcr Circuit court, tiiln nf lernoon. JIT THE rOUTICAI, KKPOKTER. Frank ('allahan today threw every ounce of sm-narih Into his tiKl't to regain the name and emlilcm ct the Citizens' parly on the ot'fi. id.1 '..allot at the Kast Chicago ciiy election, Nov. 8. H.- was riir-resented in the superior court at Gary by Attorney 1'. A. l'arks and Attorney Frank Gavit. I'r.'mitly at l:uu o'clock this afternoon Judge Greenwald began the hearing of Mr. Callahan's petition to maud.imu.-t the board of election commissi: nt rs to return the name and emblem of the Citizens' party. Attorney Abe Otten helmer. a member of the election board, appeared for himself and Tom Kichards, the city clerk. The third moniVcr of the board, Karl Norris. was represented by Attorney l'arks. Attorney Oltenhcimer and Mr. Klchirila were the rnajjrity members of the board who passed the motUni giving the name and emblem of the Citizens" party to lidward W. Wickey and John Keenan. IFl,li:.MKll HI HKPPA. In his statement to the court. Attorney l'arks said that he w ould be able to show that Ottenheime-r and Kichards were influenced by John K. Ittppa in giving the prefc-renoa of party name to Wickey and that Mr. Callahan can establish a prior claim to the name. Attorney l'arks declared that the action of the election board constituted a hindrance to tho free expression of this will of the voters. Attorney Frir.k Gavit of Gary as-fostii-g Attorney I'ai ks, denounced the elfctlon board's action as a "political trick." Attorney Allen P. Twyman, candidate for city Judge on Mr. Callahan's ticket, said at least sixty per cent of the voters of the city of East Chicago were supporting Mr. Callahan's candidacy. M IC K BY JOB SI'.KIvKK. "The Citizens' party as represented by Mr. Cali.ihan and the complete ticket of candidates selected at our convention in May lias an executive committee of twenty r-'pufabie business and professional man," said Attorney Twyman. "It has an organization in every precinct and has advertised extensively In the press and in other printed matter. We have had more than a hundred public meetings. "llr. Wickey did not ha.v a convention. He has no organization. He has not had a single meeting or Issued any advertising whatsoever." Attorney l'arks charged that Wickey had sent emissaries to Frank Callahan, signifying that he would withdraw hia name from the ballot in return for certain promises. "Mr. Callahan refused to promise Mr. Wiokey anything." saij Attorney Parka. "WhetTver Mr. Callahan's other opponent made any promises to Mr. Wiokey since then we cannot say. However, thre is plenty of evidence that the Keppa people are back of the action 6f the election board. Mr. Richards Is a candidate on the republie:t ticket for city clerk an-? Mr. Ottenheim:r is one of Reppa's principle campaign advisors arid speaker?. Mr. Xorrls, the third rarmber of the hoard voted .mains th moCONNECTICUT'S FIRST WOMAN BANK EXAMINER 4 41 SS KJ 1 Mies Mary E. Elwood. n-en the bank commissionor of Connecticut required an examiner of savings Vank5, trut companies ard state banks. Miss Mary E. Elwood was selected, becoming tha fir-t woman bank examiner in tha ftate. Previous to her appointment she had been in the tax commissioner's office for fourteen years. EYES EXAMINED by Dr. L. C. Arkia New Improved Methods Chas. Arkin & Son Jewelers and Optometrists 165 EAST STATE STREET HAMMOND, IND. LiEAIiN DltESSMAKIiNO Designing and rattermnakiner. special ! fvening classes for business girls. Day ! and evening classes, call or write for j terms. VALENTINE nHHSSMAKINO I COXiZiEG-E ! S. Halsted, West Side 2407 Madlson. Para Patck. Principal.

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tlon taking tho Citizens' party name arid emblem away from Callahan and giving him th nurhe of the Independent party and emblem but he was outnumbered."

CROWN POINT ENCASES PUBLIC HEALTH NURSE CROW N POINT. INI"), Oct. :7 Miss Mary I,or!ng of Ivhiiielander, has been emplo ed by the Crown Point chap ter and lowell branch of the Ked Cross as a public health hurso in the schools under this Jurisdiction. Miss Loring la a registered lied Cross nurse and hns also served two and one-half yeari" as a public health nurse. She served one year In the army and roirca highly recommended. She will till a long felt want here and the lied Cross are to be highly commended for making the selection of a public health nurse possible. She begins her duties on Pecember 1st. DECISION HAS NO "EFFECT IN INDIANA Beer and wine fox medicinal purposes cannot be prescribed by Indiana physicians under new regulations of the federal treasury department without violating the state prohibition law, LT. S. I,esh. attorney general, said. "The new ruies will net Permit prescriptions and salon," the attorney general said, explaining that the state law permits only wine for sacramental purposes aid hospital use of pure grain alcohol. The only effect in Indiana of the new federal regulations, Mr. Lesh Bald, would be that federal enforcement would cease over beer and wine prescriptions for m.-dicinal use.

The Home Dairy Co. 184 STATE STREET The Home of Those Famous Home-Made Cream Fried Cakes

In order to prove to the public that we have the best home-made cream fried cakes you ever tasted, we will sell to any adult bringing this coupon to our store Friday or Saturday, one dozen cream fried cakes, selling originally at 23c per dozen for 12c.

If you want the best fried cake, the best home-made pies or the best of prepared foods for your banquets or parties, you will findthem here. We Take Orders for Pies The Home Dairy Co. 184 State Street Phone 4068

BETZ COMPANY SUED. Paul Phillips, who says he was hired oa manager of tho production In the pharmaceutical department of the F. S. Beta Co., plant. In Hammond, la suing tho company for salary and commission which he iys is due. on lila contract. His complaint, tiled this morning. In the Hammond Superior court, states that he entered into a contract with the company last February by which he was to hold the position during 1921. Ho says he vao discharged wRh-y.it cause October '20. Under the contract he was to nccive $ln a week and live per c'nt. bonus on the net profit of the department. I Phililps ays the compnwy should pay htm $SOii due ns his .'-alary for the balance of tho year and $12"fl which would be his bonus on the $25,000 profits which the department will clean up. All in all. he asks for $2,500 damages. J. M. Stinson is his attorney.

STILL RAID AT MISHAWAKA Federal agent Harry Mathers agist ed by Mi.havaka police, arretted Has-! 11 Vlaemlniek. K. H. 2, Mishawaka. yes-J terday for operating a still. In hi.s cellar they found a ten gallon still i and 00 gallons of mash. In the kit-i chen was eleven gallons of moon shine. Not satihfied, the officers made a search of Basil's; bain and after moving the hay found two more ten gallon Etills. Vlatniinick Is bein.g held under $1,(100 bond lor trial October 29. Matchers ;i yfmrits that Percy; I.ee, the motorocie booze runner,! was given 1100 and costs and thirty days when he m tried. The court has not decided whether the motorcycle will be confiscated. VAN SLYKE SUES FOR DAMAGES Herbert Van P'.yke of Hammond, who was injured October 25. 1!19, at the

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THERE'S something fascinating about a fair. Things are always moving. Folks come from near and far to t see, to hear and to compare. But nobody would think of going to a fair every day. It would take too much valuable time. Besides, there's a continuous substitute right in your home, though you may not have realized it. For this newspaper conducts a regular fair every day in its advertising columns. Here the merchants and makers of everything you need a? want display before you their most attractive wares. You have only to choose at your ease what you care most about before actually going to see the products so displayed. There's a world of information and interest in the advertisements. The time and trouble they save you are beyond calculation. Always feel you're shopping when you read the advertisements. You'll find the habit pleasant and profitable.

Armour crossing over the Motion track two miles north of Cedar Luke, has i!UJ Milt for damages In tho Superior court at Hammond. Van Slyke and his father were in a machine, driving wept and were upon the tracks 'bofore they weto aware that a crossing was near. Herbert say;- he heard no warning signal and did not know of the aipproachlng train unt.l tho locomotive was upon them. He wa under a physician's care for a long time and alleged that ho will always be. a cripple. He asks for $25,(100 damages. McA'.eer, Dorsey and 1'illlett are his attorneys.

NEW LECTURE COURSE The Knights of Pythias lodge of Hammond has contracted for the Redpath kcture cour.se for this winter. The course has been put on by the Masonic lodges during the recent yenrs. but owing to the fact that the new Ma. sonic Temple is not completed they were forced to give It up and the Pythian." will sponsor it. The quality of the numbers furnished by the Rcdpath Bureau is well known to Hammond people who will be pleased to learn that they are not to be deprived of the intellectual treat this season. The pruiTam Is a well balanced arrangement of lectures, vocal and instrumental mufical entertainments and several novelty specialties. The first number will be announced soon and Is expected early in November.

Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables 202 Fayette Street Phone 738

Specials For Friday and Saturday

j Pure Cane Sugar, no limit, 10 lbs EJQ I Oscar Mayer's Approved Lard, per lb Fancy Creamery Butter, per lb 17c 48c Extra Fancy Peaberry Coffee, OC. 3 lbs., $1.00; per lb JxJK Bellmore Milk, tall cans, 1()C per can, Sunbeam Baked Beans, 9"C per can Fancy Oil Sardines, 18c J 1U1 Post Toasties, per pkg lie Hostess Brand Pineapple, No. 23 C j caua .ci van ...... Sincerity Pork and Beans, No. 2 cans, 2 for 25 c Templar Brand Coffee, in 3- QCp lb. packages, per pkg. . . . ,-'

AUNT JEMIMA PANCAKE FLOUR New Stock. Per packaye 15o GOLD MEDAL OR CERESOTA FLOUR V8 bbl. $1.11 V4 bbL $2.21 iaeerity Products Are of Beit Quality Try an Assortment FREE DELIVERY TO ANY PART OF THE CITY

WARMLY GREETED BY AUDIENCE (Continued from page one.)

' Now it Is gottlns earnings on $2.80(1,000 and paying taxes on $1,800,000. Someone is getting tho worst of that l and it la reasonable to presume the consumer is also being worsted. 21 VE CENT FAXI "Do you know that forty-two cities In the United States have a five cent fare and 'that Hammond might as well be on of them? Indianapolis. South Bend, Terre Haute. Muncie and AnderI son are towns in Indiana with a five ' cent fare. We pay 8 cents and get ! poor service. Mayor Brown admitted ' publicly that we do not receive good : service but he said the jitneys made ! up Tor it. Nobody has explained, however, why the city permitted tho Gary &- Interurban to get a sixteen cent fare from Sibley street to the east city limits. Do you suppose the public service commission would have stood for i that if some one had been there to de- : fend the interests of the people of Hammond? "The evidence I have given Is sufficient for the present administration to file a petition for lower rates, but 1t looks as though we can't expect any relief under this administration." Mr. Simon was warmed tip last night. He discussed many other issues of the "TRY A TIMES WANT AD" Old Country Soap, best laun- Ej4c' ui y Buai, una sair, 11 uais, Lenox Best Laundry Soap, I O JObars for C P. & G. White Naptha Soap. EQ 10 bars OVC Armour's Lighthouse Soap, CC10 bars 30C Grandma's Washing Powder, "1 Q large pkg Fancy Red Star Sweet Sr Potatoes, 5 pounds for... Toilet Paper, large 7-oz. rolls, OC 4 rolls for OC Fancy Peaches, heavy syrup, OANo. 3 cans, per can Fancy Spanish Onions, 15c 45c 2 lbs Fancy Potatoes, per peck Best Cocoa Value, 30c per lb. OQ this sale. 2 lbs .r.r.

campaign Including the condition of the alleys. "The garbage should bo properly disposed of and not left until It crawls away," he said. ZCKS. SMAI.LEY DirEKDS SILT Mrs. John 1. Smalley, democrat candidate for city clerk, took occasion to answer the arguments used against her. "It is being said that I should not be elected for two reasons." stated Mrs. Smalley. "The first reason is that the city clerk's office Is no place for a woman and the second that I am in

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f Groceries and Meats If you buy food at a low price and it is not a first class quality, it is no bargain. The policy and disposition of this store is QUALITY. Friday and Saturday shoppers will find reasons aplenty to crowd this store to capacity.

GROCERIES CORN Farmhouse brand. 3 1 C 3 cans for . ;. EARLY JUNE PEAS Plymouth' Rock brand. 39 C 3 cans for. FINE RED SALMON In tall cans. 59 C 3 cans for . - .wr. ........ CATSUP Richelieu brand. Large bottles. " 24-r Per bottle PRESERVES Welch's assorted brands. 2 6 C Per 15-ounce jar ..............;..;... CIDER For a refreshing drink. 1 3 C Per No. 2 can COFFEE Kalo brand. There's smoothness and fragrance abou'4 it that you won't find in many 50c coffees. It re- 7 O duces the cost of breakfast. 3 pounds for FRUIT DEPARTMENT NEW FLORIDA GRAPE FRUIT 25 C 4 for CALIFORNIA VALENCIA ORANGES Small but full Aq of juice. Per dozen J0NATH0N APPLES Direct from the Wenatchee 26 C Valley, Washington. Per dozen MALAGA GRAPES Very sweet. O E r

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good financial condition and no not nod the money. In Miawer to tho first I will say that the deputies in the clei l '. office have always been younj; ludleJ and if it is a fit place for them it is a fit place for ma. In reply to tinsecond. I will aay that If I d'.d not need the salary that la paid tho city clerk I would find more dlvertlior wavf of spending the neU four years instead of working as city clerk," City Judge Klotz. Hernard CavK arid Mrs. Fred Jarvls were other speaker:.

COURTESY Unfailing courtesy in rendering service and fair treatment t our patrons in every transact tion is the policy which we follow strictly at all times. FEDERAL ELECTRIC WASHER It's the Federal washing action that counts. The picture tells the story. The tumbler dashes the clothes back and forth, up and down, in a surfy, waelike swirl of suds. $5.00 Will Put One in Your Home Today Let us demonstrate to you. Kid Pharmacy ma 1 CONVENIENCE OT THE PUBLIC H20-r42l-28 1 sweet. 3 5 C Home Made Sausage, per id Calli Hams, fresh smoked ,1b .. . lie I Regular Hams, Q O X g sweet, lean, lb." Fancy Fresh Dressed Poultry ft"1

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