The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1910-03-31

ner and in the spirit of good fellow
ship."-President NJ. L. Maxon of the
Employers, Builders and Material
Mems ASS ociation.
I'VE do not anticipate any trouble
the coming year The labor unions are
not seeking trouble if there is any
possible way to avoid it."-William II.
Kliver
The more often the employer and
emple put their feet under the same
table the less danger there will be Of
labor trouble in Lake county."-James
Nedjl.
Gary, the infant, would not have
survived its toddling days If it had
not been for capital Gary is the labor
er's opportunity. There is no danger of
labor difficulties If you work in har-
mony aE1 settle your little differences
as between employer and employee
Captain H. S. Norton.
You cannot educate the mind of
child without educating his hands as
we'll. Neither should we neglect then
the development of their bodies. The
modern public school without a play
ground is only half a school, The boy
OF today is going TO have playground
of some kind, whether it be one sur
rounded by good influences or one
which he eventually finds for himself
among -bad observation-disclosures Liam. A
Writ. superintendent Gary public
schools.
Il thought East Chicago grew when
in half an hour she sprung from city
of 90 900 to one of $4,000, but Gary has
outclassed them all, when in fifteen
minutes she grew from Is 900 to $4,000.
Good citizenship is obedience to the
law OF the land 1 have no sympathy
with man who tries to use the law
for his own riches. We must obey
the laws which are made for us. and
II we don't like them we can move
out."-Judge T. NJ c. Hembroff.
Gary. the steel city. aims to be bet
ter than the ordinary steel town. In
trying to secure a park on the shores
of Lake Michigan at Miller the only
objection met was 1877 Swedes.
Another thing that makes Gary a city
beautiful. besides the streets, lights,
etc, are its churches and schools
Homer ]. Carr.
Il would not give a cent for min
lister who was not a citizen. The rem
edy is sometimes worse than the dis
ease. We should not use harsh meas
ures in trying to gain our ends. but
meet together in good fellowship and
harmony."-Rev. F. f. walton.
I'VE are here tonight to pay tribute
to the brain and Drawn that has made
the city OF Gary. The basic keynote
of labor Is organization and nothing
can be accomplished without organi-
zation. Sixteen cents per hour wages
and % cents per pound for beefsteak
do not go very we'll together."-Mayor
T. E. Knots.
I'm the progress of the building of
the city of Gary 1t is gratifying to
know that you had the good sense to
annex Hammond. The great question
of today is for men to get together on
an equal basis, aiding and assisting
each other."-Judge V s. Reiter.
From the number of bottles I see
here tonight 1 should say that Gary
has been dry for a long time. Labor
is not only worthy of its hire. but 1t
Is worthy of share of the profits
Michigan City is always going to be
kind to Gary so that she will not an
mex Gary is the little child that
has led the employer and employee to-
gether"-Judge Harry B. Tuthill.
The amalgamation Of the cities of
the Calumet region is absolutely
necessary and must eventually come to
pass. Gary is nothing but one big
ward Hammond Is nothing but one
big ward. Whiting is ward, East
Chicago is ward and Indiana Harbor
population and you can go down to the
legislature and get anything you
want"-Senator A ]. Bowser.