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CARPET CLEANING
pROpOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. OFFTCE OF rfIS
ss,rps-y-fstur Architect washington. D q.
Sept % I9IO-SeaIsd proposals viii b recstvsd
~ tbis ONCE until 3 O'Clock p NJ ira 81
dsv ~ November. 1910. and then opened for go
completion OF the superStrucrIre % TIE new
- b...5-~ electrical work elevators. ant
V-,.,,1,ru cIssring system in accordance with rhS
49, - ha4 n the discretion OF ere Supervtss-
in, Architect upon application 20 this ONE -
the Office OF the Architects. Messrs AcNiIls
Ma x White 100 Ftfth Ave. Naw Work
ApDIicatfona must hs accompanied oy certlted
cbeck for 500. which Will os held az this 0frice
r,-tfi are return % tne drawings ard spectfca-
tion JAMES KSON TAYLOR Supervising
AreN
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FREE INFORMATION COUPON.
c. r. Brooks. 1857 Brooks Bldg. Marshall
Mich
Please send me by mail in plain wrapper
your illustrated book and full information
about your Appliance for the cure OF rupture.
Address -.'-...-- '--.-.---..--'--.--.-
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For Both sexes-City.
HAMILTON INSTITUTE FoR

Nineteenth year begins Sept. -
COLLEGE and COMMERCIAL Preparation
Certificates admit 20 all leading colleges
ALL LESSONS PREPARED AT SCHOOL,
Office hours. . TO 3 after Sept 9th
Telephone $3.50 Schuyler.
For Catalogue address * WEST S1ST ST.
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SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Agency.
Supplies Professors. Teachers. Tutors Gov
ernesses. etc. to Colleges, Schools and Familtes
Apply TO Mrs NJ J. TCUEG-FULTON.
IS Union SQUa-a
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= -E-DANI NURSE -G-.6,,s+. F-,,,ftsb
hoEptfsI- excellent -afe-..-c-- -, - go
s-.aIe- - -a'a.la -aoy gentleman. or child. good
:, sPt5hh French. German English
e1Tra1oe go e. Tel. 1911 Nurrav fIin'
lTTEitDANT RSE.-A ry7e-io,,- 49, -
1hnefiehi eha "cucarlou, dis=n-sre6- So
- So week reference 49,
Be- IS Tribune once o. IT,
'pNPANIe,F--I Lady. refined veil educated
9-s1es superior position ~ cornpsnion -
InrigtisH lazy nothing mental $3.50
Ceransuion, p. o. Box loo. Hampstead. y
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

ABSOLUTELY SELECT PRIVATE FAMILIES
desiring one or two rOOmers can secure same
without publicity. Boarding and roaming houses
also listed No place listed without inspection.
AnplIrants recurring refined. desirable aCcomuo-
datious consult Us TeleDhona Madison square
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ROARpERs WANTED.

A DESIRABLE LOCATION, opposite Mount
Morris Park. second floor rooms with private
hath. telephone. American people. references ex-
changed. Al West I2sth 81
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ATTENDANTS fenlaie- private ssnar0rIr-1. near
cI-g- SO monthly commencing. maintenance
and lsGr6ry. expenses psid. Twins Agency. =
West r1-h 81
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LADDERS, FLAG POLES. ETC.

= For' sssa Isdf Nf Co. w Use 2Tsfs:
ladders delivered az zoe. per IT. Tel 5ss 4. b
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gHANBERNAIp. WATTR ESS-Two girls;
-1a-roer-uaid. SOS. waitress. SIS; for small
private family. any nationality. must have
EaoE ~eferences Industrial Association En-
Plorue-r Agency. Il West 52d.
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CHA MERMAID ~ maid and seanstress. capa-
N1e Finnish girl. three years last place: has
hest written and personal references. Jusstla
Agency. $50 lexington ave. Tel. 4453-Plaza.
CHA IPF.RNAID- Young girl one wear in this
rur-t--. rs Chauherusid or useful giri, IN
rrivate family. 123 West 49t- 81 present en-
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COOK SIS monthly. private family OF three
ADULTS. near city. 10 washing Gail a. Twins
A geDr- 71rN
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Female

-AT0TIMAKER wanted. Chas Seesle. 605
Spring ST.. West Hoboken. y J.
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NLE---|ook an hufTer- Tor family q
three adults -rus- he rZperieuced and have
god references wages $50 20 $50 Industrial
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CoNPETEST SS-PARLORMAID: pri-
Vsre family CRY. CAN. Miss Anna Lacy. Cen
-lrv Employment AErucy u West SSH ST
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PEPTORM4Fn ana 5HAMBERMAID.- Young.
capable woman. would act as malo, soou
seanlstress. willing and oblig1ng N MISE fIt%-
Gerald's Agency, Goa 9th ave. entrance sd st.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

For heavy hauling see Barton q
Terrill. Fifth and Colorado.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

Why not put your feet in our careI
We will fit hem intelligently with
shoes suited to your requirements.-
Mcconnell & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

from date, payable in 100 years.
A ticket for a loaf OF bread at the
Star bakery. Herman Hoesch, pro-
prietor
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

If you have never worn our GOOD
SHOES, ask your friends. If you
have worn our shoes, tell your
friends. & Lowe.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

Continued on Page Eight }
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

Summer is here. Have your sum
mer clothes cleaned and put into
shape by the Suitorium. 1875 South
fifth street Phone Black 1893.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

Good horses, best of rigs, courteous
treatment. for all patrons of Barton
& Terrill, the livery and transfer
men.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

II Colorado Fruit & Commercial
sock has any value, send me a bid
IN five shares.-M. l.. Walker. Cald-
Tell, Ida.
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10
DRS. ELDRIDGE AND GRAY
Physicians and Surgeons.

All medicines furnished from :,
our own laboratory and put up :.
I. by ourselves, thus avoiding :;
\. mistakes. ..
!. Offices. SIS Capitol block. :;
\. Main street. J
DR.. Eldridge's residence. No. :.
+ 53S Chipeta avenue. Phone :,
I. No. 107 Junction. .,
DR.. Gray's residence. li6 .,
I. South Seventh street. Phone :,
l. Junction 32l. :!
I. Office phone. No. 1875 juno :.
+ tion. J
+ Office hours from $3.50 to IL !
+ Am; from to pm; from :.
I. to 9 pm, and from 3 10 4 :.
I. pm. Sundays. J
Observation-Disclosures
The daily sentinel., 1910-05-10

For livery rigs. cab the Blus Ban
and you will find satisfaction and tbs
,sst Of treatment Phone funston
t28. S19 Colorado avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

1t is reported in various parts of the
city that school children are sent 70
school without the proper nourishment.
The matter has been called to the at
tention of the principals of the various
schools, and they have done all in their
power to alleviate the condition. but
there is very little that they can do
In the matter of providing the pupils
with proper clothing considerable has
been done Some Of the church So
cieties and the Woman's club have nro-
vided mittens, warm underwear ana
warm clothing for the pupils and have
accomplished great deal of good.
But 1t is practically Impossible to
provide food for the pupils of the
schools The teachers are certain that
some or their pupils come to school
without proper nourishment. and If ,s
Impossible to get them to do much
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
SHANKL|N'S
REPORT OUT
Thirty Six People Lose
Their Lives on Steam
Railroads in 1909.

ooo JS'A Aoo0 Aao
CIV coioneI cases ,Dy strange CO.
incidence just as many as were re-
corded in the wear 1909 Hammond
and Goru fooethor ha5 49,
Lo1e 80 IL san
',.e eascs ioI Ine year I5U5,
Odfy ledQlng with 5E, or two more
than Hammond had. Indiana Har-
Dor. East Chicarc and Wh;+rr fo1
49, 1oA
Eightv-tbree of 10 to+o
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26

scnooi work under these circumstances
Pie for Breakfast
one case pupil reported to The
teacher that she had had only niece
u PIE and cup of coffee for braaL
Iast- That might not be a bad fara
ohce IN while. but a child becomes
emaciated and thin from such a fare
wren IL becomes regular thing. In
another case child reported that n
had only cup of coffee and ntaoo -
bacon for breakfast
As a matter of humanity the affair
shouid be looked into in the opinion Of
one or the school principals with whom
the representative of THE TIMES talked
II is a difficult problem. bur # q ~
iieVed that 1t can be satfsfa ctorilv-
soiVed by taking it up with the par
eh's themselves. 1t is said that there
iarse number of cases of under
ieo children and most Of these cases
occur In the LOCALITIES where there ara
large number of foreigners.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
BOARD TAKES
Up NEW WORK
THIS MORN

me poard of public works is at tbe
uoor OF new Improvement campaign
ior the summer months. Plans and
9peciiicatlons were adopted for the
,o"erlng Of the sewer in Condit street
rom Holman to Lyman street.
Inc contract for the sewer n,,ron
"hich Is to be installed at the Hon
man street bridge. was awarded to the
american Well Works, the contract
price being s1,s9s- This pump viii be
installed as an auxiliary to the one al
ready installed and these together are
expected to take off any high water in
the Holman street sewer.
NO action was taken in regard To
'ne auVertlsing for bids for the cleo
trlc llght and power contract.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
COMMISSION
PLANK IN
PLATFORM
Indiana Republicans MAY
Adopt Des Moines, Iowa,
Form of Municipal Gov
ernment, and Many Cities
Will Favor It.
TIMES BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL

Indianapolis, Ind. Jan. 2sI+
TO light today that certain renublicsns
IN the last few days have been dis-
cusslhg the makeup of the next STATE
pia'lorm. 1t has been pretty well sat-
'ied what disposition is to be made ~
'ne Hauor question and a number Of
l''tioi piahs Tor the platform were
'onsioered' IL was said. but no decision
was reached 1t was found thouph no.
one of the suggest tions made p,aa -
the republican state platform dec1are
IN favor of the commission forr, y
government such as has been en,Io,.a,
az Des Moines. Iowa. and a few Other
piaces The suggestion that tbfs -
lhciuded IN the state platform ca,,
ITO none OF the state officers Of ~
republican party, and while his suggas
ton met with some encourape,nar.
there Is a grave question as to vhetba-
It Will get into the platform. as tho ro-
publieans propose to consider evarv
question very carefully before they de,
clare for IT,
We have made pretty good record
IN living up to platform promises IN
.his stare said one republican. and
u is my opinion that we sho,,1a ~
chary about declaring for sonea.,,.s.-
unless we are sure we could stand for
IT. OF course it might be that We coma
aeciare that We were in favor Of grad
iaiy coming to that form OF govern
heht Tor cities and then a law might
'e enacted which would give cities af
! certain size the option of taking m
ne commission form However
Nould pc opposed 30 declaring for any
Rlng radical along this line
ne state house man who presen+aa
ne laea was enthusiastic about it. Il
(Continuea on IA o. .,,,-,---
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
R0BERTSOALE MAN
DIES LAST EVENING
Paul Stiller, Aged 48, Passes
Away After Short
Illness.

Paui Stiller, As years old, died last
evening al his home, 13 3Roberts ave-
nue. Hooertsdale- He has been sick
ior some tlme, and his death is ascribed
20 asthma Mr. Stiller was employed
Waterman on the Pennsylvania
crossing- He leaves a wido wand eight
children
MT Stliler was member of the or
Oh hnlghts and Ladies of Honor.
,rn ,rnu VIII pe buried under their auspices
Auneral mas been arranged for Fri
afternoon Services will be held
az .he nome at l O'Clock, after which
s"e oooy viii be taken to the Evangeli-
cal church, Robertsdale. Burial win
be at Oak Hill cemetery.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
HEGEWISCH ASKS
FOR STREET CARS
1000 Residents at Mass
Meeting Make Demand.

About 1000 residents of Hesewis,,,
attended a meeting of the Hepew,soL
Improvement club at the opera bonsa
last night and expressed their anro.
al OF demand that the Chicago f.itv
railway proceed at once to Law trac1,s
to Hegewfsch, and begin operatio, -
cars to Chicago Speeches were rosda
by Aldermen Emerson and Jones H.
ry W. Lee and George W. Boiling M
Z. Zacharias, vice president of ~
Hegewisch bank and president of tba
Improvement club. presided. Tu,ar+,,
suburban Improvement organiza+;o,,
We're represented The meeting fave
ed the working peoples route"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
RIVERS ARE STILL
THINKING ABOUT II
Little Calumet and Kanka-
kee Rivers Have Not Yet
Begun to Slop Over.

reports from the farmers along the
Little Calumet and Kankakee rivers
IN Lake county, are that the river has
not yet begun to rise. While there
mas peen something of a thaw it has
no' oeen pronounced enough to cause
the water In the rivers to rise.
however the fact is only too appar-
enl ehat there are millions of gallons
OF water on the surface of the ground
~ 'ne form OF snow and ice, and if a
thorough and prolonged thaw comes
there is sure to be the worst flood that
the county has ever known
rms Will be true especially IL the
'haW Is accompanied by warm rains.
Inc ground is frozen SO that the wat
er VIII run off instead of filterinp
the ground.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
ERIE FROG POND
CAUSES COMMENT
Poor Old Erie Should Raise
Ducks, Then They
Might Profit.

Inc poor old Erie, unable to nav the
cost or putting in a drain to take or
the surface water that now has CON
Verted the ground in the rear on The
place into frog pond has been com
peiled to bail out the water which had
poured over the Nickel Plate tracks and
employs number of men to do the
work.
That a railroad is so poor that II
mas 10 bail out its right of way in
stead of putting in the proper drains
IS the source of the acoustic criticism
mat has been heaped upon this rail
: I'd since il refused to build a new
depot or even to remove the old build
ings and sign boards which DESTROY tba
appearance of the present depot
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
STRIKE
SITUATION
DANGEROUS
Women Get Into Standard
Steel Car Strike Troubles
and Commit Mayhem
Woman Is Shot and Po-
llcemen Are Hurt.


The strike situation at the s+.ra-
ard Steel Car plant in Hammond. a..
sumed serious aspect this morn,nr
when the women Joined with the man
In assaults upon the police officers ana
several OF them were injured. IRON
oars. tove pokers, broom sticks. sale
and pepper and the teeth of the an.
ragged foreigners were some Of III.
weapons that were used aaginst the
police
IL Is expected that the trouble tomor-
row morning will be even more ser,.
Gus and Sheriff Grant will be cal,ed
upon to send large force of deputies
TO the scene of the strike to aid in the
order
Ihis morning. 1t is estimated. thara
were 600 foreigners in the streets ana
at the gates of the plant interferinr
with the workers as they went into the
plant While heretofore. they had con-
Tended themselves with stopping only
te laborers. they stopped clerks and
every one else this morning and even
threatened to prevent superintendent
r. y Douglas from going to thl, nlans
/.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
GETS BRICK ON
WEDDING MORN

August Deverman of south chi
cago was passing "a building on Stat.
street in Hammond In the course az
construction. when a brick which
toppied from the wall on the secona
story OF the building fell and struck
MN on the head. He was knocked
unconscious and "A deep cash was cut
In his forehead.
DeVerman IL to be married today
ana the accident will make him npx
.ning but n presentabie groom. He
s"e manager of the new Ave and
'eh-cent store which has been To-
cated The new Paxton building nm
East Shste street.
me buiidinE from which the brick
according to the report, he
ing ouiif by Contractor Kennedy.
II In being built on the .outb ia.
OF state street, a little east of OAK
ley avenue.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
THE JUDGE
SAYS VILLAGE
IS GOOD NOW

West Hammond is decidedly on its
good behavior of late judging from
the little work in Judge Green's court.
Things are quiet over here" said the
judge, and while you are about it you
might say a good word for our village
occasionally an unfortunate is brought
oeIore the court on the charge of disor-
oeriy conduct or charged with drunken
ness, but In the last week there has
practically nothing a all in this line"
Charies Reed, who gave his residence
as hammond and his place of employ
ment' was arrested last night on the
charse or dfsorderly conduct, but was
released this morning upon promise to
penave In West Hammond hereafter.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
STANDARD
LIABLE FOR
DAMAGES

Inc standard Steel Car company was
made liable yesterday for a Judgment
ior $4,000 in Judge Landis cour+ IN
Snicdso' yesterday for an alleged vim
ia'ioh or the child-labor law in which
N"ule" Chec of this city had his arm
0ausa ~ IN Two cogwheels at the plant.
Chec is not yet 16 years old but he
ADMITTED on the stand that he Informed
the men at the plant that he was -
years old at the time he was ennIovaa
The attorneys for the defendant co,,
pany gave notice that they would an
peal the case The negligence Of tbe
company was established through the
idiiure or the company to provide COW
eflngs for the cogwheels.
me accident is remembered by local
peop'e' ana occurred about a year and
inohths ago How it got into the
onieeu states courts is not known
M "a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
HOLDERS Of
BONDS ARE
HAPPY
Supreme Court Decision in
Gravel Road Bond Mat
ter Gives General Salts
faction in Lake County,
Where Interests Are Vital
Especial to THE TIMES ~


crown Point, Ind. Jan 2s A,.h
month late in its presentation r.
present handed out bv tba
supreme court yesterday. in the shan
- news from Indianapolis stating tbat
s,.ae s,.. Dody had reversed its recenf da-
n l;S IS SaFdlnE aconstituffonas1f.r 81
y Sfssss5zf : st !:
s1us "a eve Ssle ssyy ~f6ons3 bo5ssa, !.
oI''aceors and petitioners as n - 10
.oMe months sooner. and all those -
eieseed received the news as n-tnta
grao+a-. INES last evening with tn,
erealest of rejoicing.
decision handed down bv ~.
+aIe court in the morning va,
aphed here by Clerk of tba G.,
- court Fitzpatrick, and prohab1,
as nuch to Lake county co,+r.o
US oondholders and private cit,.e
any question that has arisen IN
III years With miles of roo5s
s construction unfinished ,,-i.t
onuhoiders holding practically +bon
aS Oh dollars of worthless n.,-
'nou' the stamp of the states
d as 10 Its validity, with netf+ton
ahAlously awaiting the decisior =,
ne supreme court. the news tbo+ ~
statute mad been held constttTtioa7
enued long siege of anxiety
work on many miles of road n.vt
III Lake county will be respned - -.
spring, and the various CONTRACTORS
iia We been waiting for large s1foo.
'neir contract money from tbe co,,rt,.
VIII De paid at the next commissionas,
meeting. oners
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
Work Completed.

Inc criminal work in the Lake su-
pelIor court was completed yesterday
anu TINS morning the court took up the
ei'ii oocAet. 1t will be impossible to
Try any OF the civil cases today but the
case of Maceiwicz VS.. the Cbieaeo r.
Erie railroad Will be taken mn tomar
row. 1t is expected that by the time
TINS case as disposed Of the court and
the attorneys will be ready to try 9th
er cases on the docket.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
BOWERS
WORK IS
RECALLED
Present Referee in Bank
ruptcy Certainly Stirred
UP Things When He Was
Prosecutor Under Tom
Heard.

The esxc-t thar 81 h..sy-.. ~ !. v, ,-.;.s
the standard Of the practice Of law 4
-.aAe county recalls a crusade that was
started number of years ago whay
Tom Heard of Valparaiso was nrosao,,
tor and Frank Gavit was his danutr
In Whiting and John o. Bowers NO - !,
deputy in Hammond.
AT that time Justice H Cr,u<s
was prosecuted on the charge of mis-
appropriating a portion of tho e.
which came into his office and was
found guilty. The case was anna.,ss
70 the supreme court of the state and
finally Crawford was sentenced -
term In the pnitentiary.
Sylvanus Van Winkler Of cuo
Folnt was also arrested on the charge
OF misconduct in his oftica .na
reieased because he was an old sola,ar
and there were four old soldiers -, -
jury which tried him. Justice kaII,,
of Hobart was arrested and nrosas,,tas
An ex-mayor of Hammond was anotba,
OF the justices who was nrosaon+es
the time. but nothing was done /, -
case. But the matter did NOT apa 1,,,.,,
these officials The sheriff of tho
county and the chief of police of f4au
mond were both prosecuted ar tba +ir,a
Big Shakeup Followed.
Never in the history of the co,r+u
was there such a shaking up as oc-
cured under the prosecutorshtn of
rom Heard and Deputy Prosecutor
'ohh o. Bowers Bowers, according ~
me old-timers who remember the cru-
,aoe, was the most fearless prosecutor
(Continued on No.. s,---
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
SCHOOL CHILDREN
REPORTED HUNGRY
Teachers in Certain Schools
Feel Sure That Charges
Are Not Properly Fed.
PRINCIPAL SUGGESTS RELIEF
Children Call for Bread When There
Is Nothing But Pie in
the House.
PHILANTHROPIsTE sUG-
GESTS REMEDY.

I would suggest as n possible so
luton of the problem of underfed
school children that, for the present
M ieast, some charffably inclined
person or some charitable organiza-
ton establish soup houses in certain
schools in the city. 1t would be an
act of humanity and would helm In
make the children physically better
able to do their school work
MISS L. s. SYNuES.
Principal of Lincoln School.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-01-26
ADVERSE
COMMENT
AROUSED
Mayor L. Becker's Designa
tion of Governor Marshall
While Latter Was in
Hammond Shocks Busi-
ness Men.

Governor Marshall spent several
hours in HAMMOND yesterday and met
some of the leading business men of
the city Today there are several stor
les being told of things the mayor said
and did while here.
regardless of the political faith of
the Hammond citizens who met the
governor they are of the opinion that
Marshall is a gentleman and citt
zen of a high order
Governor Marshall met the Hammond
citizens In the office Of J. G. Ibach and
surprised them by his genial manner
and his lack of ostentation. He told
storles and laughed as he recalled this
or that incident and made himself gen
orally agreeable
Lawrence Becker, whose Lafayette
speech depreciating the governors no.
iitlcal future. has caused so much ad-
verse comment all over the state. went
to Mr.. Ibach's office and met the gov
errior
Sits on Small of Back.
Inose who were present say that he
sat on the small of his back and LIST
ened to the conversation without saw
Ing much, Even the balm of good fell
iowship that Governor Marshall applied
SO freely did not seem to make Reclx-
er part Of circle of good fellows. and
he finally got UP and left the room.
% fhe Heeker sneech. which has now
:! - Az il
] sE1 s1lu ~ fiaVe' been Beautifully mus
trated- There are other things vb5c,
Hiisnt be said of Becker's attitude to
ward the governor on this occasio,
"hich Tor the sake of decency and III,
GOOD name of the city of Hammond will
not De repeated here. but what Reck.
er called Marshall after he left III.
oInce has angered a lot of Hammond
| citizens
In striking contrast to the attftude
u mayor Becker is the attitude Of tbe
olher citizens of Hammond who tried
| 70 honor the chief executive of the
state while he was in the city.
Inc impression that Governor Mar
shaH made on those who met him was
very favorable one, and TODAY there
are score of men who are praisine
tne manly, gentlemanly qualities of the
governor of Indiana.