Hammond Times, Volume 15, Number 120, Hammond, Lake County, 9 November 1921 — Page 1

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p . . "t. fQ . ca iananratneNiaie.no Independent Party Goes Over Top THE WINNERS AT EAST CHICAGO JBrrT-y MiMate on th Inaei'fn'1ent ticket !n I'ast Chicago was v c. toilous y sttTday with the- t sorption of thrre ward cari'li'.latfa f'i the -LuniMl firt, scootI ;n..i f'.ft : wards. The total official v, ;e: VOK MAYOR Frank C.ii'.aria" and.1. 4. ITT: J. K. Rppa (K). 060; Kd Wickry (Ci'.l, 5 0. CITY CLICK K William II. Mil (InJ.'. 3.37: Tho:n.io V. R!ch.-ir.l-(n, John J- K'-C-nm (C 1' 8S. CITY Jl'rGi; A Urn F. Twynri find). 4.143; Hyman M. C h.-n U3.027. CITY TREASLT.EK Joseph .1 Wleklmski (Ir..i). o.O.S; Pair.il Dupes (R). u.4ir. COUNCI LM EX-AT-UA ROE Wi'Ham Donovan (Ind,. 4.(6.'.; .Td?.p". J. McKenna (Ind.). 3.X34; W;Uia;W. Messex Hnd). 3.7:8; R y C. Clark (K. 3.133; John Copt (R. 3.066. Knth Thunmj 'a:i Horn (P.' 3,007. FIRST WARP Richard P-vl-,R, 770: Oscar Martin Ind. 81 SECOND WARD Fran'.t Trz-in-:.ki (.Rt. ill; Andrew Clr-jc.-:.i .Indl. 4ri3. 1 THIRD WARD Genre Jrd-u-. 'i Tl), I'Sl; Arthur iiundqui't iir;m. ;46. FOrRTII WARD Frank Horn: -. iR), suo; Edward A. Muha tin J). FIFTH WARD Roh.-rt Smith (R), 717; Herbert J. Troon (Ind), 632. SIXTH WARD Frank Wl-UHn-ki R). 312; Slan'it y Kaozk'V.v.-k ! i Ind ). 524 . SEVKXTit WARD Cliiro -t. Sffephen-s R, 4S0; JvVn V: . C .lvii: Ind). P13. BY THU 1'OLITICAL RErORiFR. The mm who trimmed McCormack i in the primaries and piled up s'.i-h a. I majority that he appeared unoea. ai.ie. was buried under an even rreat-r land- . slid-, himself yesterday in Ea.t Ch.ca-j -ya hottest city election. ! enmethinar must nave napper,- i i-i that man in the interim bvtvvc primar.es ana tn- ''-'" ; . . . ....... J 5. .. thin? that made mm uriao.ep.!,. . - -majority of the voters who had su"- . ported him in the . pi in.ai y . There were two factors. First,. Americanism, and second, the person-j al'.ty, ruejsred integrltv and spl-ndidj record f Frank Callahan, the victor. Despite the fact that they were un- j fairly assailed and that their party: r-ame and emblem werr- strd...n fr :ii ; t Uepi. Frank Callahan. Allen Twyman j and the, Independent ticket went oyer; by a huge majority. It was the er. att -st popular victory in the history of j the city, even eclipsinir Callahan"- do- i (Continued From Rase 3) OFFICE IS u E Early tV.s morning th buildinT the Twin City Sentinel at Indiana ilirhor was entered by six marked no n, ; who are aifl to have o ver-pow en. d the. ; watchman after which the van da".. wrecked the linotype machine and tresses, besides Junking- the t;. pe. The damage is expected to reach ?2'"t.o-c.. The police have no clue to th.- perpetrators. HENDERSON WINS 114 iiO IIOFART. IND.. X'ov. f Ibibart m t's f.rst election under the now c;rv form of povc-i-iment had tlv-oe tiep.et.s ir the field and as a resu't the- wimp-r.-cme from all th.ree. There wao no;. !; scratching-. The Oood Ucu ernmei-.t avai J'eople's tickets were complete while the Independent ticket had only a ft vv a derrr.en on if. Sherman Henderson, Good Ccverr rr.ent candidate, won over John Th.el by a margin of 331. A total of 3,1'60 votes were cast. Follow inie are the results: .Mayor Ienders-ui, 7v"; Tiiieh 4 51. Clerk, Treasurer, A-lith S. hroerier 1 1 conies ) won over x- run v -. warj.rr (G. G.). Aldermen-at-large Harry A. Living - s-ton (Peoples') and Julius II. Bra list (Ind.) elected. j -Ward Aldermen First. John Vincent: i Second, Fred C. V.'a Iters; Third. Harry Hawke: Fourth, Walter Mucl'livrsoii. ! All on Good Government ticket. j

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There Wasn't Any of Them Any Hotter Than the Wliitlng Election rSf'EC'AL TO THE TIVE51 V.-ItrriX.;. ini, N-.v. 9. For on? no h ur. fr, ist tiisht. th y -.rlet h ri ton to fr.evt-n oc.oci,'. Soh rat'c -S;ni' h majorng in ; ht !. At hat h?.ir wV.h It c! 12 prtoi:.t nrd tftn Sosim-r.' led -n'sh - '..ulu margin vf 20 vot W"i Ki'iS vprlfhlv r'u ct;.: n c'.crks ar.d nffic.a'.s -o-'irht. to :-ii!- t;:c ..r,- cist in ir t. pr-. cin. -. Th'-re w.i s . trcsiK nd o,s nu.nb-r "i ti'-k-. :' S ; riportt rs Ku.--.-''.! "Ki i" Sniirh. ti'i.';f!(.l d-."-mo.-iu n.n:::;.". '.c,i,"i hf-'i ..;; rt ts oonfoh-nt tii.it ir o.iiiJ.uV" would ea'ry t.ie ward .1 t'i" i-'CTin. Fri- n-!. of May ;rg, as'utc ;iVi;i.ian arc! ,-.-.ir.f--it executive. n:i".ed a'co it t'o- ftrf- Is d ft-iriro.i m an! out of republic -n mln a:-". ". 1h-y. t" ye:- conHnt th;.t Schra?. w.-uld -o into of- -- f.,r third t'-rm. T n iii; re-; it of the KiS': u need : War.i roll was anrr.itii -hra.re ha i won. Smith lo-it. Tni vote fto ,a r-rnr.e oir.i a x 1 n e t y votes o. na.a iarn - . ' the tele. Chec-rin? and railed ll.th strf : aitis nor ohiiiy ) e ; pi ri t o'"' v ; - t outi-p-cp'e pX i'her drivinif ats -o.jl.J darr'p-n S oe cai'ed 'r- tir: (it pr' ' ' r nf- A puln-ofor wa -u-dieo" to t dr:n--cra: '.aaiTlarters F it it wasn't n.c.i -d. The d-onccra'.-.'ar"ii t err fact witii th ?nowei uroier. in ion of T. Jcc-ph S'j!-I ' ran as City Jud-e. John J puffv, as -ounc'.trr.an-at-iartre and ti,r.'e of the r warn co, inc. .men. in- jnny . -9-1 votes -were , Records show thrt CoptinuM From F. rn i n rriTn iiinmu Hi 1 II IM II i n I

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f 0Z1 TF!ME3 ciimoed in she r,and-waw-.,n r. davs e'-ctirn oy otn. ii . . -- "i "- j 'candidal,: f-.r clerk and treasurer. Ti suits o! r 'a" e:"-,':i-n wcie: I-'OK 11. Fill Iv AMI TKKASi-RKn M l ry I. la. is 307 )i :, hi Love -i Chas. Nichols 104 nm Titr-n:i: or i ii!t "w "inn J hn l av lor 20-, T.-1. Fivley 221 l on Tuiyriii; ni-TiiuiiJ aiu Victor Roberta 322 IM. Yuter 2 4 4 DETECTIVE IS SHOT j John R. Oldham, of SOS Real! avenue j speejal a sent for the Ch'-saoeake & ; OMo railroad, was f hot in th-i right 1 shoulder last nitht wle-n )ci chalien?-,! three tti, n he found loiteri'iif in the i vards of th.- raili.'-td at Nine; v-fi f' li oil. TP. 1. taken to F ir r,it II ir im Hit 111 I tit liUiJddj At ftie tin.o duriuvr the late j-trurt a r- ; . i : v. . ' . Oi.c 'aids is a d;?. can; pa. r. e n a 1 ri- cuia' :o nof :.i i: cutiv;.ij.-:i, r v.-er- c. .nc . 1". V i!, lie- e-iaiaain i".ri ; n : a i f ied i s d :;ty as,.c.'t r'v!tt th..n;f."a t le.-tii.n .hi v. liai. ureal poiae made not one ar.-csf i.ot rdKht. Tliere isn't a prisoaer iu tile ii, ,. -se. tro'A'. ai-l ! edi'-e are w euderit.jc wh'-'hi r yr sterilav v. as e'.e--tio!i day ; or v..;,.. tht y I'.r-'y l.nnsr. Xot even a' drum;: llo.v i.i .-- -. djiiai i A', her-- or-- the brawl.-i of v e s ' .-la'f :i r V ; S e -. ; ., am pal on. iSTRAUEE GIVE DOUBLE VALUE! ! ! "our moro y ; d.-uid-w in va.u ,'lha; is, if you ,' a 1-iano y.-t i c. ipt f.r one !:; w e . M ra a pe s ; - dollar--. 1 ti:b , i .-.v n P y d"i i at," t '. be li a roie-i a I'e - J 1 cellars. i i.v.iy piano 111 1 ae no is. iijs .ie"n iecn ( 1 m.urK'd down from the regular sc.hnr ; 1 price and in nddit:..n to tliis reducti'n; : the purchaser b. nefits in proportion t. ; tho amount of cash paid down on a. purhi.f.-. A five ,1 ."lar p.'iv:i-.-'-!it doubles am! oa on en to J.Vo I ' is reported the Str.iube trucks ar, rushed making deliveries.

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Hammond Repudiates Charges 1 Against Police and Defeat Ed Simon Mayor Pan Rrov.-n wr-r.t home and to h-d early last nlfht. lie was happy. The. iH-.-j-ifc of Hammond had j.jst given inrn a vote of coiitidonce -which laokod only 72 of King- the ."-.uue majority which put h;tn over in 1317. Ills ma jority over Sun,n was 630. 'the ote is a I'Uhlio. rrnudia tion ; charges ot ct-rrupt.i.:i in the police do- j parinu :. t ana r.iic.-al iir.iut ral conditions 1:1 liau.ii-.ond v.hica were made 1 by the democrats and on which the., j con. ei.t: ateii their energies dur.nj; t'e j .I'JMUlf da-, s of the hot crimpaiisti. 'J h? ! : otor ol Ila'iiiiicnU hut leiah. ied tlic r v.-rdict. j -; With the major went all of the ra ; u.,l:can rand -fialcs .or ,t... hall offices. Simon carr.od si.i. v. ai d: putunjf h . d-'iiuicrat-s into the . oun-il v i.:i-(.-nata-jiiK en ccoa s--, en ,aru aluer- t n,e); ar.,.l all live of the aldormni-at-j lmv. The c.-utf i! v Hi have s,ix djin icis aim i 1 tpur.iiioans. The prediction of the democrats. which so;i:e money was -ar:tl th.it i,nran would not carry a. ward north ;o - trie rier. tiul not pan out. Sn.vr took thf 1-ourth ward. Rohertsda lc ! S7 and the Tenth ; arc. ti e .North Sol by 32. but Frown t,rabbe,l the Fir.ot Ward by 55 votes, carry ii(f both the l iM'i and Sixth i recinet--. ! Repnido op.s were confiicnt t! at S - n.on could not over.-.. me Frown's bic leads expected in th- -"Pith and Klevmth Wards, and thev were not d'sappoiiucd. These two wards alone wave Frown a majorifv of 772 of whom the N-.n:h war,l furnished r.S.V Urssviile on -hirh tl, rt,,,,,,:, t i i-. .ii Mc.ti, uo,,r. iuow-u a. oisam-o-oi-i , c .. j i. -.. i. "n io" i "i; iec-i : i n ,, , . .. ,, . .v, Twelfth, Cale'.. White's ward, cam" hack with a republican majority of :; ; vt--"- iown had i,ett-.-r than .even break in I less-, ille. Vnr. ... ..',. t vote was cast for city Judge, 3 0, 30. 02, ! croup, I ielffebi puiluniiintt 3d ahead

, of Frown. Mr F.ertha Srnalley, d-rn-' ocra'ic candidate for clerk, made a yenLowell fatioiial rac- ai d receivnl '7 ro-re t y - t vnf.es than Smoci. KunTt. the snioressman i,fo f... ,.a,a-, Q e.. .i... .a...! . i.

:a margin or . All of a'dermen-at-'arge on the republican ticket ran ah",od of Frown; i while all of the doinccrpt? l.teu.-d he-' ' 1 S'naci. '.'h..- bic noi.-e in tins cl i:--iviis FratiK pelu-er wh-. pulled the h; --P'-T. -ote (.f the entire tic':ct. l-Vatilf i ran IM ahead t f Lrovn. lb- Jct ru' ' iti the j.i-jm.'iry by a i-arn-w marain due to a laic rtarl iu his vu'.!i-jry work but iat-r v.-is il-.-.i ..m the ':-' ! ket wli :-. the ; ii .r . a iMala to with- - 'drew. i i The total vote for mayor yesterday; iv as le.vij ,7iT, ii:.-, .222 in 1 :u wa'-n; I l the women d:d i:-t - vi". The vote v.asj i nearly S.O'hi 1-lo-v the total wiristra-! i t'.on, hut v,-arf a'co;.' w l.at could be c xported cotisa.-u-iii' til-' 'Oiilirr. It was a (uloomy t-cvd that haunted ' the republican h". louv-rt, rs between 0 ! and 7 o'ebo-k. Riln the hat came 1 the Robrrtsdale pre iici -- b, fore Obi". ; One af r aii'dlier o.iw Simon b .ids ; w h!.-h if continued v.c;:!d hi-.e put him J over. The bo. s: v ere i !::. The crowd) ! 'a-i filent. I. 'own aro-iral the democrat j ; he;j,h;tir.rterf checrip-r could be heard.) Tlien t hint's het'i-r to rick up. The t ' '"lo-ids :f:.:tvd .-l.-arii.t; any if lirmoi j peithn Srr.oliey R'unert's inaj-:-ty. 2 P.". Jl Itt.F. Ilenry '"It-v hr.il Tli.-od.ji ,- Ki.it .: Cb.-v f h- r.d'.- -.iijori' y, 502. AI OMIOI IA-AT-I Fooler I!) . 5.1'dl I .5.1 So Coti'ln R And"! yen i R) ;'-' '.Strer 1V . b iss i iRi . S17 , S 1 ' 3 .S77 ! Keener 'I'l Ivr.'iU.-a ill) i Icnif tin ! Reilicv i D i .12'' ! saki.rill ST w Alttl. Keeler IP1 Walker ii SF.eoMI WAItlt. Sinpson (in Kb-in (F. TlllHli WAR11. r.r, 444 i . -r, , fa,i il l..... . - - 1 rj- ,Smith (R U6 j I'Ol'ltTII WARD. I S'ack (P) 442 j E.ggers (It) 1 FIFTH WARD. j Stamm R) J. P. Smith (hi - I (Continued on Page Five) 365 j t 3S4 i 5 -4i

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TQ PIO si L 3 Popular Gary Ex-Maya ! In A Canter At Ci Election fiAtU 's m:v t oi CIL. "iiiiollmr 11-nt-I.nrBre. BerthoU C. Reck. V"illiani C. Kur.ert. Lloyd U Snow den. R i! ert C. T!i":npMon. Herman H. Weber. 'm ii v't f rut- u. W. S. Easlbiirn. 1st Ward. Ralph IZ. Rowloy, 2nd Ward. Xick Bikuw. 3rd Ward. J09. Ii. Rata jkowfck i, 4th Ward. Arthur !S. Whitlock. ,.th Ward. Wi! iia m R. flro-.v ri. Oih '."ard. '.'iiarl s II. Win- h r. 7t)i Ward. Charh k Wilson ( I ni. ). Xth Ward. Arthur Ij. Crimes. ?th Ward. Ou.-t Strom, luth Ward. i fiitt rly foucrht hy pev ral factions.! ' 1 ' ' i.n n. i pu...i an c 1 tiili- i dat itjj ),., -t ( ma.'.oi- of (j.iry for j 'is t-.rl lour car term over llarvp.- i Curf:-, democratic candidat-. at! v?otr) s election by a .miiir major- i ity of 2,i;-0 votes. Johnson was may- I ,,r of 1513-1:113. defeating Thorn- i is Knolts. (,arv's first rav.ir U. to W. i-", Iiodgc four years ago. i j Carrying 26 out of the 31 precincts : ri tiic city, his vp tory wm 13 a .sweep"i, vne. c ut'tis cam. -a i,ve tireeinrts "e ttn. -Itil. lUtli, 1 1 1 li m-,,-1 l-.h nro. jcincis, a!i north o,i, n ..-cincts. but I lost his own, the 12th. by a vote of ! - ' to - ll-. Johnson enrri-d evry pre- - k S. !0 - 11'1 -o-uth .if the W.ihu-h tra ! lrf- 1-"-',:i Ross, v. i-,. had p.. J oppo"","ri f-r the ofhre of city rlerl:. 11 l" '" her witn vi.f.-s. ! 1, aii';'' Johnson by l,4vs ballots. ' Wh" Rlso h;l'3 "iPo.si- . t!" for ,ho offiro tf ,i!- frk. reI I'CiVl u ' t . .. . v voif.s, I. more than , juUvre William M. Imnn. who opposed v .lainr-s i . ' vveeney, was (Continue, From r.-.c- 3) GLOVER WiNS HUB ! MAYORALTY RACE i :tPECiL to th r Tivrsi CRO X I'oI.NT. FJ., ;..,v. ward o'- (.'lover, efficcu d. ' o: EdCounty Recorder Riliy R.,.ce. i I'rovrn l'oint's next mayor. Giover yf-u-alay defeat- d C'aude ARn.tii, pre- t i:!uinb.. lit- ii'- made th-- rac t !-,,, j deperaloer ticket, whiie AUn.ati i in on the re;a:i.;:can. r.utlier Riulolr h I lad.) w - a ever Pro.' L. Yiiiin;; (Rev,.) j,, the r-jee f a the .-i'v .1. j. Hard Ind. "i wen 'v. . . I f l- ri: y t r -i O:-::.. Id. ir-.-is'.n. t: Hard. .'.3.1 Ib-..e I'.ic- Kd: Kroo . -nt v e wa s i vr-r. r: atde. S '..yw . 'i S LI ; 1 ien 113; Met Me, ri : 121 . e r. SOUTH WARNED OF OF COMING BLIZZARD ft NTE.F N ATION AL NEWS SERVICE) XTOW ORLF.AXS. X'ov. 9. "Il-dst small craft iv.'in i: ir S:tO a. m.. Fort Arthur to Ye:.,-.,.. T :s, l r-sli r.t- n-'rtheriy v.otais today," said arnir.K 1 :' t!':o w er-Fuer bureau tuAt th r a n : e t i m c t ! : e w e a : : e r b : - bl Leuiu'ina aud t ie s .utiiwest l-,a -e r.n - . .f i 1 s ,.:.;? war.- i-, Near freczituj w.aila r ie pref..r tin- lo "' i iv est... u j art o; and fr-st i locd'.cd for t. earth e o ;i - t . (BULLETIN) WASHINGTON, Nov. 9. Ortiers went out today from MajorGeneral Lfieunc, commandant of t'p.n United Slates lr.anr.es, for the mobilization of marines to wage cpen warfare upon postal bandits. Aroused by the numerous successful attacks upon the United States maib, Postmaster-Gencial Hiys, with the consent of President Harding and liis cabinet, has decided upon military force. (BULLETIN) CHICAGO, Nov. 9. Swift ck Co.. packers, employing thousands of men in its plants in Chicago and o'her live ftock market centers, today asked its employes to "con-s-de-r an early reduction n wages." 1T.e request was made by Louis F. Swift, president of the company, who expressed the op'n'on that the employes would handle the matter "in a broad-minded way."

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1 ;., is:; 32 :i..:i i in ,'t.t p. - 'i 'ii LAFAYETTE ALSO ELECTS DEIO CIvAT i INTERNATIONAL NEWS SL John LAFAYETTE, I'd. X-b to ioir-an (I'l, heo-no s may-v of Lafay- ,,.!( I'.- the bi'tii tune a a i-suit o'" vest.-rday's eie.-M''.!. il.s maj-iity '.-f c.5'i vote';; over Gc-.r-re ii.i.va r (R i:o'-v-cver, is one of the smallest on record The repu b : i c ,. a : ejovted a ci'y Jude. e ie-i k and .-ix of t lie ten counciimen. OHIO RETURNS yesterday, i e : at 1 n ? .Mayer ii.iani .a F:t7-r..raid. Rcr.nhl ican. bv more than 4,000 vote.-'. Ko-ib r ian as an Iu pendent. '.'i:i- .o'er.- appro, ed an i-sue of f 2 e f'c ' 0 111 bends to pay "adjusted comtoe, f a .,, " ; t r'e.e ru-. r.t r '.u ,0 ,-,.i.ior in t-,.- '.-:, -,r l.liera in f e ,- v., --id war bbi.eojs elected in other cities arc t'itu innut; Georv- I '. Cjrel. rep-,: .Vleb,-C-:-ni,inI R.'ougii, ropubI i;., r. . Yiunristown torso 1,. O'es, Indcj pf,n lr .t. "lo's hri'i ficcri a r' -tiIf nt nf Youngs i tovvn but three months when elected. CARD OF THANKS T wish to thank the pople who to loyally supported tho Democratic; party duri'i -r Lh.. rec lit campaign. 11-9-1 ED. SIMON.

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High Class Hen Are Elected As Mayoralty Candidates In Caliiinsn Region FY TI IF POLITICAL REPORTER.' Frank Callahan and the Independent ticket delivered a crushing defeat to hyphenated-Americanism at East Chicago: R. O. Johnson swept to victory on the tid.j of republicanism in Gary; Walter S.-hrago nosed out his youthful and vigorous rival at Whiting, and Dan Frown stood at Armejjeddon and won his battle for trood government in Hammond. There is much to be thankful for thii Thanksgiving. Callahan won by 1,112; Johnson by 2,5iO; Pchrage by 50. and Erown by 630. Clary's total vote was 13,163; East Ohieag'o. 7.302; Hammond, 10.SS0, and Whitintr, 2,330. In Gary the Johnson victory was a clean sweep with the exception of the Ambridtre ward where the democrats elected an alderman. Curtis carried five north side, precincts, but lost his own. Johnson's victory in Gary gives tho city one of the best republican organizations it has ever had. The young men's republican club which assisted materially in Johnson's election will be of the greatest value to the county. CREDIT DUE CLEVELAND. Frowna victory in Hammond alsn perfected a republican organization which Clyde Cleveland, city chairman, built for the presidential election Cleveland, this time, brought all factions of the republican party together and harmonized the organization to an extent that it Is by far the best G. O. P- army that the city has ever had. The defeat of Rcppa in East Chicasro prevented the creation of an organization that would have tyrannized over. r-e county. It would have threatened 'be solidarity of fae republican party ::z beent thmr I t r.i .-p; nir motion ever in county politics. ' 'alhihan's . lection has no political stp- : n:.o' : y, :,. Wit!S mayor before ' ' ,; a. tbir.sr to a- 1 nr hamper either ' i.d :' v,.--; suppo'-ted this tim" ii- . -ia'.- i-rpui.lican organization. bbda.a's victory was a victory for ; i h. : e ; ,i : , i.-a n party. ; AitiEEICAKISr TEE IfrfTUE. j The issue cm which the- East Chicago !-!! ivn w.is dee-, led was that of Amj orb onism as cxempliried by Frank Cal- ; hil.aii ti-.id Alien Tvvvir.an, candidates for m:i;. r,r and judge, respectively, on th.,.- Independent ticket. I The entire Callahan ticket carried in ; Fast Chieapo with the exception of ' thre:- w ard aldermen. The ictory of Callahan. Twyman and their associates on the Independent j ticket was a vindication of honor and patriotism. They had been unjustly a..cir ni an effort on the part of llie'r or pe.i.ent j to cbr-. ure the real iss ; and P draw the minds of the voit 'r.-i ..;V ti " ti'ip at Calumet in 13-17 v.!.-!i J. K Rcjipa enpiuccu-ed the ' 0.-I1. me to put over an all-foi ..-in-born ti 0- t. NO DOUBT OF OUTC OBSTb There was never any doubt as to th 'out oine of tlie elections In Gary and I lb.-' i". i -l;o, but th'-re were many itaiays involved in the Hammond election. The democrats in Hammond by ! P-. rslste;-, t misrepresentation of the (moral eon, btioiis of the city lia.d confused a lart-e portion of the women voders who had no means of krowintf just what truth there was in the ehars- (.: The ihuaterats sacrificed the city's irood nam.- by ".citing flanderous stories into th- Chicago papers and they poi m. tied the !'- t u ta ti-uis of a number of polho officers to he besmiiched by Mis. Myrtle i-feff.-r. a fermer police matron. J!ro Ffofibr was prevailed up.. n to noike affidavit to evil gossip told by a woman of the streets. After .-!..-. 1 .1 I r .. " . .1 .,,1 T ,-V..lTTr flf ; hav :r.tr accepted a bribe while ;n tho employ of the city, Mrs. I'feffer mado i in r. I .. - 1 1 . V, . ., . r- L.-r.t, e.-ii f.n- II. e demoI ''rri ts st K. of F. hall and told her j ' t'lry with ever salacious deta:'. j The result of the whol" affair was I that several hundred Hammond women ware so disgusted that they rei fused to po to the polls yesterday. : Drown wome" workers who went to I cet them, knowing they are reputlij cans, found them determined not to I vote because the "campai.rrn had heen I reduced bv at least two er three hundred bv this attitude on the part of the women. COULDN'T SE ANSWERED The burden of rroof is upon Mrs. ' Pfeffer to make good her charges and ..... ..1. ft,!,, n., i-ilHeaUAO I eu.s itnuiu: : the f!l'-'iti Fntil sufficient proof is I ' rliown to etannsn 1 sum cu in ' 1 once officers in question there is every reason to believe them innocent, infra was nothing thev could do but deny. In Hammond the d-mocrals lost all ! offices except six ward eouneilrntm, the r put.iicnns electing the mayor, "uv clerk, city treasurer, city judge ;yja live eouncilmen-at-larsiC. One bet of $23,000 and other bets aggregating twice that amount were wagered on the outcome of the election in Hammond. Although the mayoralty races wero the most hotly contested that Hammond, East Chicago and Whiting hava known, and f-trong feel in ff swayed the people of Gary, the election was remarkable for the order at the polls. Not an arrest was made in any of the cities in connection with the election. The influence of the women is he'ieied to be responsible for the orderly voting.