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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21
LIFTS VEIL
FROM BULL
MOOSE BUNK
Congressman E. D. Crum-
packer Gives Splendid Ad-
dress at Crown Point on
Saturday and Gets Many
Republicans Back in Fold.
Especial to THE T1stus.)

Crown Point, Ind. oct. 2L To a
well filled house, gathered 1T Central
Music han, on saturday evening COM
posed OF republicans democrats and
third term men. Congressman Edgar
2. Crumpaoker delivered one OF his
characteristic campaign speeches.
When you say characteristic speech"
referring to Crumpacker. you mean
that the Tenth district congressman
had message to deliver and that that
message was backed by good sound
arguments. with statistics to bear
them out. letters to substantlate any
claim he might make. and All told in
such a convincing and rieht-from- the
shoulder style that even his rankest op-
ponents had TO admit he delivered the
goods as far as handling the great
issues of the present campaign is CON
cerned Crumpaeker's speech was a
delight to those who go TO speeches to
hear the great national questions dis
cussed, devoid Of all the little petty
personalities. purely local. that have
marked some Of the speeches made
here during the present campaign by
the bull moose followers, and Il was
abstinence from personal attack and
the fact that ne kept his listeners
thinking to the keenest edge that
Drought OUT the statement tnaI III
Crumpackers speech 6idn't make re-
puhlicans return from their wanderings
nothing else would
Step by step Dir. Crumpacker review
ed the campaign issues. outlining the
republican stand en- the tariff and trust
questions showing the superiority Of
their stand over the democratic or pro-
gressive policies He defended Taft on
his reciprocity biu ana said that he
was for it himself thinking 1t a wise
measure He read a letter from Roose-
welt 10 Taft with reference to the bill
in which Roosevelt gave his unqualified
support 10 the reciprocity measure and
complimented Taft on being the in
stigator of so wise a measure. This,
Of course, when the colonel thought It
was going to meet with popular ap-
proval ia the United states and Canada.
Mr.. Crumpacker then told how Roose-
welt in bis Illinois car paign told his
hearers that ne had never Investigated
the Taft reciprocity bill when he gave
# HIS sanction Crumpacker said il
would probably be the most charitable
thing to do to believe an the newspa-
pers in Illinois had misauoted the coli
onel I'm regard to his u-teranees there.
Comparing the aprogresstvo attitude
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21
So YEAR ATHLETE
DOES NOTABLE STUNT
Wins a Sixteen Mile Walk;
Victor Father of Ham
mond Lady.

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Mf haaeh"ch was the winner anu
te va 'ae On pedestrian ia "aose
Neils 'ile ne" 'Ntl' l,sthne man sou
Ion Hia Hol ofeh injected
'7Alaehess ll iol muscular superiority
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21
FINALLY
ARRANGE
TO BUILD
Negotiations With Pennsyl-
vania Railroad to Cross
Tracks Are Successfully
Consummated Last Week
by Officials.

THE TIMES has 1t on excellent au-
thority that the Easter Illinois Traction
company, which is TO connect Ham
mond with Harvey. III ana is 20 make
a physical connection with the Chi
cago q Southern Traction company
VIII build its inc through West Ham
mond next spring
For month negotiations with the
Pennsylvania railroad have been car-
rIed on with the view Of securing the
right to cross its tracks. Last week
these negotiations We're carried to a
successful CONTAMINATION.
The railroad officials have signed
the agreement and If it Were NOT too
late to begin the work of construction
this fau the road might be built at
once.
But the decision has been reached
To. wait until spring. In the meantime
a franchise in West Hammond viii be
secured and all preparations made TO
commence work next spring
This wtli mean that the towns Of
Harvey Chicago Heights. Joliet Blue
Island Riverdale and the southern
portion of Chicago viii be placed in
close contact with the city Of Ham
mond and the entire Calumet district
II viii make certain communities in
Illinois along the state line tributary
to Hammond and viii much to the
business interests of the city It Is
estimated that the new line viii make
cities with an aggregate population of
10000 people tributary to Hammond
The delay IN carrying out this prot
ect has caused considerable criticism
Of the company by Hammond business
men who do not understand the diff
cultiea that were met i'm securing the
right t. cross railroads
Manager il. C. Green was asked to
confirm the above facts. but would not
commit himself He said that he want
cd to get I'm touch with the downtown
office before he would be responsible
for any statement.
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lContInued on = 8.)
First Dav Of in s Years.

William H. Leslie, foreman of THE
TIMES composing room. is today wan
dering around somewhere in Wiscon-
sin. For eight years day in and day
out niehts ana often Sundays Mr..
Leslie has worked without "a days in
termission ana friends decided that he
simply had to have vacation. He
fought with them until his health be-
gan to show the effect 81 the stress
and rush Of newspaper grind, and he
finally decided to take q week Of. He
left for a short vacation Saturday to
visit his parents iu northern Wiscon-
sin. and il ever a worker deserved a
needed and well deserved layon fit is
Mr.. Leslie. The only trouble may be
that it may seem SO strange TO him
to be away from work FOR day, that
he may get in some newspaper office
up IN the Badger state and work his
head off until It is time for him %
come home again
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21
new list Of MEETINGS
PLANNED BY DEMOCRATS

IN democratic circles III Lake coun-
ty, the biggest events Of the week viii
be the two days stumping tour Of
samuel Ralston. the democratic candi-
date for governor. He win be In Lake
county tomorrow and again on Friday
of this week
Between now ana the close Of the
campaign the democrats aim to reach
every town ana hamlet ia the county
with speakers
Their list 81 booking for the next ten
days is as follows.
Monday oct 21 Brunswick. Lott
and sheereri St John, Becker and Nc
Nab
Tuesday. oct %. Samuel Ralston,
Lowell. 3 p. m.s Crown Point 1880 %.
m. Gary. S p m
Wednesday, oct q. Cedar Lake. Con-
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21
Back from Business Trin

Manager W p Ray Of the Northern
Indiana 9as & Electric company re-
turned this morning from a week 8
business trip III Philadelphia and At
lan1c city In connection with the
progress and development Of the local
properties.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21

Hoover undertaking parlors at 637
Washington street shortly after two
o'clock. At its head was police
platoon and the worshipful master of
the Gary Masonic lodge. Following
came the Ames band Of Michigan city.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21
CRIPPIE'S FUNERAL
LARGEST EVER HELD
IN LAKE COUNTY

/ The funeral Of Billy Rugh. the Grip
pie Gary newsboy was held yesterday
afternoon It brought forth the larg
est assembly of people ever seen in the
steel city The like OF the newsboy's ;
funeral was never witnessed before in
this part Of Indiana.
-Four brass bands played the dtrges.
six uniformed policemen We're the pail
bearers. the leading men Of the city
were the honorary pall-bearers. a fire
deparement auto hose cart was the
funeral car. the mayor and common
council walked with barred heads and
thousands followed in their wake.
women shed Tears.
Although Bny Rugh-for he was a
inan-b belonged to no lodge yet there
was witnessed singular spectacle of the
Masonic order. the EagIes, the Moose.
ana the oddfelloyvs marching in the fun
eraI procession. Following closely were
the labor unions Billy Rugh belonged
to no union. Neither was BILLY Rugh
Ioved by any woman, he was not a hus-
band nor father. yet 5000 women and
girls shed tears Wnen ms tuiOElSt told
how he had laid down his life that an
tother-one Of their own sex-night
live Even grown men We're stirred
when the choir sang Nearer Ny God
TO Thee
Twenty Thousand There.
The funeral of the dead newsboy was
q remarkable spectacle. SO great was
the crowd-fully twenty thousand peo-
Dle were there-that no services were
held in the church. They were con-
Quoted ia the middle Of the street, the
ministers standing on top of the fun
eraI car. But only part OF the big as
sembly heard them for the crowd was
stretched out from Sixth to Eighth ave-
nue. Then. after the services the casket
was placed on supporters in the mid
die Of the street and for one hour the
people OF Gary and surrounding towns
filed past it to take last look at the
dead hero.
Four BANDS Played.
The funeral cortege started from the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-10-21

OF Mercy Hospital Chica g. where
Col. Roosevelt is being treoteI for his
wound IS loud IN nus praises of the
colonePs magnificent physique. The
bullet that wounded Col -.oosevelt. -
he said. =. ould have knocked black
bear or an elk from its feet Ii is
even larger than bullets used by big
game hunters
We want to let the wound heal
without an operation, II possible, be-
cause It would be a shame to cut
that magnificent chest The colonel
Is built Ike a Hon.''
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Girls. wouldn't it be fine If every
young man were as handsome as this
picture7 But. Of course, that VIII
never be. In fact, the person in the
picture isn't Of the masculine per-
suastOu. She's too handsome. The
picture represents Miss Eleanor st.
Claire as she appears II Ziagfeld' g
"Folhes of 1872" now playing at a
Broadway theater. It probably won't
he necessary to add that she's max
Ing a great hit.
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Continued on Page 50
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WEATHER.

WARMER TODAY, PROD
ABLY COLDER TOMOR-
ROW-BBISN WINDS
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men mar beut. siemlid aeob, bic 9ahfrdse
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100 Vfxuo. Veitte Berfanbtfurten fiesen
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fttia bis tart.
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-3.25, MattsriGafs $500.
2dmner.--Grtra brahten s8.SO-s.85, CUTE
Bic aus.rl.ieus 81 so g. rs, srsiHars bis
fair. $4.50--6.25.
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Tlmk=N
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G~ineinnati, 22. Rob.mb:r.
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NmsldnbiidDe 9fadrid,tem,

pie Grfrantun9 besru :
iiihenS bronol9er Adt al
elmer 5iiue BON unIinnigen 8eriia!,n
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bic unaufb0rlin in 8epeeuns inn
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Skttaas. II. GoSem5er.


N.ff. - Der Msrst IauaIam. Sin ter
yat.nts 81 304.85. straia6ts 81. I0-4.60,
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1880 - 1882. am Shlus sl9,40; iur
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1915 per YfaHs.
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MnS,Dxrtiae m6rtte.
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400.
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SiarinRati, FL. Rooembsr 1912.
Die na1fsIosRsta C~astiranaen be,isttM
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