The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-06-11
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from over the state line merely signifies
that the Taft steam roller has spoked
another Roosevelt delegate.
WILL some one please tell the Aetna
powder mills to keep quiet? Their eff
forts to attract attention will have no
effect during the Taft-Teddy mix-up.
SOUTH BEND wants to abolish the
free lunches in the beer depots. And
then romance will be all shot to
pieces at S. B.
THERE are several divorce opinions
as to when woman is in her glory But
the time when she reaches as or so is a
new grandmother, and is called upon
to give advice as to when is the prop
er time to begin feeding baby a little
bread dipped in gravy. is when she real
ly feels her Importance.
SEEING that Mayor Knots and the
Gary democrats are to go en- masse to
Baltimore TO root for Governor Harmon
maybe Governor Marshall feels pretty
bad about it, and If that he had 1t to do
over again he'd never have taken q
hand in the Gary bribery cases.
CULVER is on the warpath, watch
out The Tribune intends to illustrate
from time to time. even IL the sensibili-
ties of some may be hurt in the telling
thereof. referring to why there
aren't more homes in Gary than there
are. dora
LORD KITCHENER says that there
you'll recall that they don't have any
street or sewer assessments to pay
along the banks of the Nile.
MAYOR THOMPSON of Detroit, his
wife and three daughters, were in Sauth
Chicago for about fifteen minutes Wed
nesday afternoon, and there were not
more than dozen people who knew
it. The mayors visit was not heralded
and about the only person with whom
he carried on any extended conversa-
ton was Policeman Herbert Moss of
the South Chicago station-South Chi
cago Calumet.
Mercy If South Chicago gets so ex-
cited over a Detroit mayor the town
surely would have had to order a car
load of Lydia Pinkham's nerve restorer
IL any of our Lake county burgomasters
landed over there.
THE only thing that Tim Englehart
has against r. r. is the lack of bust
ness sense he showed when he went
clear to Africa to hunt lions when he
could have found all of the blind tig-
ers he wanted at large in Gary and
they say that they are even tame
enough now that you can find them
| around the court house square in Crown
Point.
/ OUR special correspondent, Hennery
Coldbottie, has returned from the
democratic editorial convention at Fort
Wayne, where ne found the proceedings
far from being dry. Berghoff and
| Centllivre brewertes that place are
among the best he has ever seen. In
a day or so Hennery will go to Chicago
| to cover then ational convention. His
| headquarters will be with the Milwau-
| l6ee delegation at the Edelweiss.
AS Abe Martin puts 1t there is no
economy in eating a Decent mackerel
and then having to drink water al
meter rates and we may add that neith-
er is there any economy in the theory
that two can live as cheaply as one
when the young lady insists on helping
the milliners to add to their bank de-
posits.
BEFORE Roosevelt became president
/ you could go down to market and get q
fat chicken for the Sunday dinner for 9
quarter Now you have chicken fresf
from the cold storage once month a.
20 cents a pound.
j A LOT of things aren't being men
toned in polite society these days In
Guiding who might be the candidate fol
vice president.