The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1912-11-22

lar what Job he got, just so It was job.
He said he had spent $4,000 for the
democratic party, and thought he ought
to have some kind OF place TO get his
money back And this man is rich.
Governor Marshall is receiving a lot
or applications for Jobs. the applicants
evidently being under the impression
that when he becomes vice president he
will have something to do with the lis
tribution of patronage. The governor
is sending word to all applicants that
he will not have any jobs to give out
and that he does not feel like embar-
RAISING Woodrow Wilson by making
suggestions or that kind to him
BY the way. Governor and Mrs Mar
shall will live a hotel when they go
to Washington Real estate men In
that city have been Fostering the life
out of the Marshalls trying to rent
houses TO them, bur they have turned
them all down Most Of the houses Of
fered range about $1,000 a year rental
and Governor Marshall says ne cant
stand any such price as that His sal
airy will be $4,000 a year. and he pro-
poses to live within that sum. He
could not even come close to doing that
If he were to pay $1,000 year for house
rent SO they propose to live modestly
and keep within their income. AS soon
as the governors term expires here.
which viii be on Jan. ID, he and Mrs
Marshall Will go to Phoenix. Ari., and
remain until a week before Inaugural
ton day in March.
1t is reported here that Senator
Shive1y will appoint the internal rev
emu collector for the Terre Haute dis
frfr that Se1a+ar Lyar, r,-iI5
the collector for the indianapolis dis
trict. Peter J. kruger of South Bend is
said to be the man slated for the Terre
Haute coIlectorship. Kruyer is district
chairman for the Thirteenth district. No
name has been mentioned for the Indi-
annapolis job.
| Burt New, secretary OF the democratic
| state committee. has been mentioned
for office of United States district attor-
ney. No one has been mentioned thus
J far for United States marshal or for
j collector of customs in this city. These
I Jobs are open to appointments from
/ anywhere In the state
| The speakership of the house at the
coming session of the legislature is still
causing a good deal Of talk and fgur-
/ ing around. When Senator Shively was
In town the other day a number OF
politicians and members Of the house
called on him and it IS understood that
/ ne refused to take any hand in the
! speakership matter. So after he had
I left town several members Of the demo-
cratic state committee and some other
party leaders went to French Lick for
a conference with Thomas Taggart on
the subject. They were only there one
day but as soon as they arrived back
| in this city there was a lot of talk
| about Representative Joseph NJ GRAY
/ ems Of Madison for speaker. Taggart
came to town yesterday and VIII remain
/ here day or two He has been holding
/ frequent conferences with prominent
democrats. but whether it has to do
| with the speakership Is not known.
that is one of the main problems now
confronting the party, and It is safe to
say that aggart has been talking 1t
over with the rest. or course nothing
| viii be done that Is in the least unsat-
isfactory or distasteful TO him.