Hammond Times, Volume 16, Number 3, Hammond, Lake County, 21 June 1922 — Page 4
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- UAtia COCSTI rRTC J-lB t-G CO. Th Lake County Times Dally except Saturday na touaOay. Latored at the poaloic tu HaajiuionO, June 11 lkos. , The Times East Chicago Indiana Harbor, daily ran.epi Sunaay. iintered at the poaloice la iuant i-ii.-'arfo, November Xi, 114. ir,.Tno Lalr8 County Tlmea Saturday and Weekly Edition- ibntered at the potoCiw in aammuno. February 4, 116. The Gary Ev.nlnr Time--Daily except Sunday, t-atered at the postages in Gry. April 1. X91. All under the act of iiarch 8. i.79. as seconders matter.
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THE GRAND JURY'S TASK. There is only one construction to put upon Pros. Atty. Kinder's action in refusing to nolle prosse the cases in the Gary City court last week. He knew the grand jury had been called by Judge Martin Smith for the purpose of hearing the evidence regarding wholesale law violations in Gary ond other parts of Lake county. The prosecuting attorney didn't show any sympathy with Judge Smith. It seems as if he sought to head-off the evidence by summoning the reporters into the Gary city court. The Times had gone to a good deal of risk and expense to obtain the evidence. Had Prosecuting Attorney Kinder whose duty it was to enforce the law sent the police to raid the resorts he would have had more evidence than the reporters obtained. It is apparent Kinder was not looking for evidence. It is as plain as the nose on your face. If it hadn't been for Attorney McAleer Times reporters would be telling their story in the city court of Gary to a jury selected by Kinder and the grasd jury vould be twiddling its thumbs. Kinder's refvsal to nolle prosse the cases and his refusal to ask the city court to continue them was evidence enough of his unfriendliness w d.e grand jury and Judge Martin Smith. True enough, after McAleer had called Kinder a liar, :he prosecutor didn't object in open court to a continuance. He left that to Judge Dunn. And to the everlasting credit of the city judge of Gary Judge Dunn granted a two weeks continuance and showed that he, at least, had nothing to fear from the grand jury. These facts are restated to keep the record clear. The Times wants the public to know that it cannot help be suspicious of the prosecuting attorney. On the other hand it has the greatest
respect for Judge Smith and for Deputy Prosecutor W. 0. Thomas. What goes on behind the doors of the grand jury t Crown Point is known only to the jurors, the state and the witnesses. The grand jury very fortunately is composed of upright, lawabiding, intelligent and reputable citizens of the county. It will be guided by the facts. This
editorial is not intended to in any way prejudice
the jurors. It is a patriotic duty that the grand jurors are doing for Lake county. Taken from their private business interests these honorable citizens will no doubt spend many hot summer days in a jury room. If they thought of their personal interests or their personal comfort they would be tempted to go through with the task as soon as possible. But, judging by their reputations, it is to be presumed that they fully
realize the great public service they have been-
called upon to perform and that they will spare no effort to do it justice. There is law in Lake county. There are law-abiding citizens. The grand jury at Crown Point represents both the law and the law-abiding citizens. Whom does Prosecuting Attorney Kinder represent?
AN IDEAL SUMMER Summer will begin today. Possibly it will be an ideal summer. There never has been one, so the laws of chance ar in favor of an upset. An ideal summer would have a temperature sliding from 60 at dawn to 72 at noon, with clear air, bright sunshine and only those showers which are necessary and do not interfere with picnics. It would see the beaches without a swimage, or the discovery of a new germ, and a .reduction of 50 per cent in the cost of ice cream. It would be a summer when sport produced a super-Ruth, a better-than-Dempsey and another Man o' War. tl would see the beaches without a swimmer's cramp and the roads without an automobile tragedy. There would be sea serpents, but no sharks except a new and toothless variety. It would be a summer of absolute silence on the part of divorce principals. It would be a summer without a harsh word. But there the toe stubs. There is a Congressional campaign on. , Well, let the new season be as ideal as it can.
A DOCTOR SAYS 25 years will be added to the .life of the next generation if parents will teach their children the rules of proper diet. The doctor forgot to mention, however, what his specialty is.
ANENT THE passing of the old family doctor, it may be that the family no longer can afford to have him and it may be that he no longer can afford to have the family.
AN INDIANA woman, who has been sentenced to the penitentiary for life for poisoning her husband, is neither young or pretty.
THE ALLIES, in forcing the Germans to disarm, overlooked the fact that world trade could be shot to pieces with a printing press.
EDDIE RICKENBACKER reminds one of the reports on the cost of living. One moment he is down and the next he is up again.
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WE sometimes wish In Oi'R depraved way that more PIXrLE .would try to lead us I"TO temptation and fewer WOiXD try to reform us AS there's a good deal in merely HAVING pleasant people around you. HOW complete Is the failure OK Gov. Edwards was demonstrated WHEX a New Jersey village WAS without a drop of whiskey TO relievo a man bitten, by a copperhead. AXD you can almost HEAR, a pin drop la the grand jury room. WE see that a beautiful AXD talented but already SOMEWHAT noticeably rounded MVSICAL comedy actress has taken - Ol'T an insurance policy OS getting fat and while we have SEVER examined the table of rates OX this class of insurance WE iventure to say they charge her MORE than they would us. THIS much you have to say for the barber HE never uses the same Una ..OP talk that a man uses WHEX he shaves himself. THE good executive decides quickly AXD we sometimes lose faith IX our own ability in this direction WHEN we note that it takes us ABOUT four minutes to MAKE up our mind whether its TIME to throw away a COLLAR that scratches our neck OR chance It WITH one more laundering. HEXRY Ford wants to cut DOWX the White House expenses PROBABLY the first thing he woul'd do WOl'LD be to order a smaller garage TO put In smaller cars. WHEX a man goes to a bathing beach THESE day rwlth hl wife HE has a hard time trying to act AS If he didn't see anything SPECIAL in the way of BATHIXG suits and contents. IX conformity witti a BEAITIFIL biennial custom of LOXG standing the country IS aerain to be saved.
THE only reason why the patrol wag-on DOBSXT back up la front of some homes IS because father knows mother WOULD knock his Iblock off IF he tried to start anything.
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The Hammond city council last night' passed an ordinance forbidding: motor vehicles from passing street cars which are taking on or discharging passengers. Machines are to aproach no closer than twenty feet from the rear steps of the standing cars.
John Furtyo. Whitlnsr saloonkeeper, arrested for selling liquor after closing hours Sunday nlsht, said he thought he was doing a kind act as the sale was made to a woman who said ehe wanted beer for her sick baby. Mayor Porks fined him Just the same.
The Whiting council last night let the contract for a pier into Lake Michigan at the Iake Front park. It will extend 700 fest into the lake and will cost J21.000.
Line gangs for the Gary & Southern are stringing the trolley wires In Crown Point.
Judge John B. Peterson of Crown Point is going to attend the Democratic National convention at Baltimore as a dele-gate-at-large. He holds the proxy of Senator John W. Kern.
H. C Rutledge of Indiana Harbor was in Michigan City yesterday arranging for the an nual Inland picnic which will be held there August 19.
John W. Call. postmaster f Gary for the last four years received v.ord from Washington yesterday that President Taft had re-appointed him. The job now pays $3,000 a year. When he took the. place the salary was $1,400.
While Chicago folks are offering $50 and $100 for the use of tickets to the republican convention, fully fifty Hammond. East Chicago and Gary persons have ibeenable to slip in through the influence of Lake county politicians.
Congressman A. J. Barchfleld of Pennsylvania, a rnemher of the rivers and harbors committee of the house, is in the Calumet region today gettting acquainted with the district's needs.
Europe and America sent tthousands of old horseshoes to China, where they are made into spades, a purpose for which they are specially suitable.
The penguins of the antarctic regions are the most human of all the bird family, walking upright and Hving In communities, quite unafraid of man.
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I would part it in the middle, I would curl it at the end. I'd grease it like a griddle. So all might apprehend. I bought expensive perfume when I heard it must be fed. I watched, and hoped, and prayed and then Ye irodsl It came out red! Frank Walsh.
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TAKING A CHEAP TRIP. , Dear Roy: The other night I took a trip over the states, by way of the atlas. I came across various towns that would be ideal places for different classes of people to live in. Frinstanee: For home brewers, Rrewton, Ala.; prohibitionists, Clearwater, Fla.; popular song- writers, Ragland. Ala.; New Harmony. Ind.; eheer leaders, Yellrille. Ark.; column conductors, Bard. Cel.: Witt, 111.: Moulton, la.; lodge members, Lanel. Ind.; fiivvar owners. Rocky Ford. Ga.; hairless men, Bald Knob, Ark.: cloak room bandits, Derby, Conn.; Coats. Kan. If Old Mother Hubbard was alive she could go to Drybone, Wis. The postage on the envelope containing this, was not purchased in Stamps, Ark. Bill Netch. Age does not impair nor time wither the proposition that a rich man has a better chance to escape the electric chair than a poor one. They guarantee eheaper rents, but up to now we have not found out who "they" are. The French are much alarmed because the American tourists are nursing their bankrolls. The Americans have been given quite a course of instruction in this art here at home the past four or five years. NEWS OF OUR VILLAGE. The Count de Camcmbert and the countess, formerly Miss Angelica Hoophus, daughter of Reginald Goophus, the soap king, arrived on the Plutonia. The count is an amateur pianist and has a wonderful touch. The countess's father has gone west to remain during their visit. J. Hawkinson Binks. a prominent broker, fell insensible at his desk while telephoning. He got his right number the first time. His physician? cay he probably will recover after a complete rest. Mike Pilkins has been sent to the psychopathic ward, where alienists will examine into his sanity. He took hjs hat off while eating in a serveself restaurant. . , , Burglars made a rich haul at the residence of James P. Bonenill, the well-known banker and railroad magnate, last night. They secured a genuine porterhouse steak and a half dozen real eggs, the latter having been in the f amilv for some time. . The noon edition of one of the evening papers was late yesterday. It didn't get on the street until nearly 8 a. m. One of the straneest occurrences in recent years was noted yesterday. Lucius J. Priddv. cashier of the Bigtown Manufacturing company, walked from the bank to the office with the company s weekly payroll without being held up. This seems strange, as it happened In one of the busiest business streets. It is about time to cable the league of nations to find out whether ws will be.aUowe.d.to have a Fourth of July cclebratj2ILJtWsysar.-
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1 How may hard skinned fruit be prevented from rotting? 2 Why aro shoes hotter when they are dusty? 3 Who is the new governor of Porto Rico? 4 How much of the world's rice production la grown fcy India and China? 5 Where was -the firet cable street car operated? 6 Who was James Bland? 7 What railroad station has the record for the number of persons passing through it daily? 8 What is the difference between a male fish rnd a female fish? 9 What are two syninyms of the word adhere? 10 When did the Germans destroy Ijouvain? AXSWEKS TO YESTERJDAVS QUESTION'S. 1 How many nations will be rep-
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resented at the Centennial Exposition in Brazil? Ans. Twnty-fl-e. 2 How many stenographers are there in this country? Ana. 615,134 according to the 1820 censua. 3 When were ierry boata first known? Ans. There Is one men
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4 When was there an issue of three-cent stamps showing the picture of a locomotive? Ans. In 1869. 6 What is the area of the largest cemetery in the United States? Ans. 2,000 acres. It Is the Pine Lawn on Long- Island. 6 How much rubber comes from cultivated plantations? Ans. 83 per cent. 7 What la the principal reason for the hair on the head? Ana. To protect the skull. 8 Who invented the machine to
fold newspapers and (books? Ans.
Cyrus Chambers, Jr., In 1S56. 9 In what forest fire were the most human lives lost? Ans. Pestlgo. Wis.. Are In 1571. 1,500 lives were lost. '
10 How long Is the steamship Majestic? Ans. 912 feet.
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WEEK END EXCURSION FARES to Rochester, Ind. (LAKE MANITOU) and return via Chicago & Erie Railroad. $3.45 Round Trip. 1 Excursion tickets on sale every Friday, Saturday and Sunday, June 2nd, to October 1st, 1922. Tickets good returning until the Monday immediately following date of sale. For further information call, Phone 184 H. M. Smith, Ticket Agent.
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