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The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-15

Sweden in 1912 bought 532 automo-
biles. valued at $i3i.000
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-15

that f. presents their favorite actress
in role that Of II boy who wouldn't
grow up. m which she is seen at her
BEST TIA, beautiful eternal youth
which Barrie persunifies in Peter
Pan is suggested in every motion ny
Miss Adams. The play itself is a fairy
stor written FOR grown-ups. II trans
PORTS ono TO the Never Never Never
Lard. ono leaves his cares and his
wears behind him and he sees AGAIN
the bri@ht. slittcring dreams Of child
hood where the forces of evil are con-
.uuiu- AGAINST the good, and whore,
ls BOO Our one time idea of life and
,uir2s the pure and the true, though
ufl-tnnea almost Nanquished. are al
ways eventually the protagonists pre-
1uiling auust the powers of darkness.
- - claimed chat there is nothing in
800 current literature that makes chill
'rru of us uraiE for "a night a. does
lhis uay Tha Miss Adams viii he
Vrbumcd iu Etrrie's classic is "A Ger
uuty. MIR Fruhmm has surrounded
the actress With a strong company
and given the play a series of elah-
orat,. handsome and colorful settings.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-15
lis safety. deserts her when the crisis

his safety. deserts her when the crisis
comes.
There IL white haired old man
VINO follows her. with breaking heart
10 the scafrold. ana gray haired old
woman bowed down by weeping
these. her nurse and her physician, Ia"
remnants of her faithful followers. Sh"
mounts the scaffold the charges or
treason are read To the curious, nun
cry crowd watching. oh. the anguish
on the cueen's tined face AZ these false
accusations She forglves the heads
man, offers u prayer Ia. her too trust
my soul, ana bares her white neck to
IA" axe. The film fades on Leicester
bowed with grief ana remorse ON thu
stairs which Mary had just assembled
"n her way t0 the scalf1ld
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-15
PASCO FRUIT LANDS
OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS or THE
SUPERIOR ORCHARDS COMPANY

THOMAS r. DAVIS, PRESIDENT.
superintendent Public Schools, Dollar
Bay;
r. c. sEiDEMAN, VICE PRESI-
DENT. Sign Painter Hancock;
I. JOHN TRUScoTT, SECRETARY
and TREASURER, Accountant, Har-
cock;
WILLIAM o. BELIZE, Clerk Scott
Hotel. Hancock
IRVING C. PEARcE, VI MeLo1dn q
pearce Music Co.. Calumet;
WALTER J. TouPlN, Salesman,
Laurium;
FRED n. MCCOY, Office Manager,
Passo, Washington.
The above, with seven others, are
the neorporators OF the SUPE RiOR
ORCHARDS COMPANY. There is,
you will notice,
(Wll see you again tomorrow
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-15

III But Unhappy" comedy subject
are the offerings at the Peoples. The
Comedians Mark" is in two reels, de-
picts the life of n comedian.
The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-15
The PEOPLES Bill.

THE Comedians Mark" an Imp
drama featuring King Baggott, The
Call From Home" drama bearing n
touch of pathos. and He Was Not
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
VOICE OF
THE ~
p e O l. e
Griffith, Ind. Nov. ).

Griffith, Ind. Nov. ).
Editor TINES: AS reader of your
paper, will you kindly announce in
columns of your paper, the following:
The Citizens party presents to you
good clean men on their ticket.
However it is well to remember that
the men on the Peoples ticket, Mat ].
Beiriger has been an office holder in
Griffith since the organization of the
town; Nicholas Austgen has held the
office of trustee for eight years in sue
cession; Joseph Grimmer is now hold
ing two offices, town assessor and
member of school board Still these
men want more.
These perpetual office seekers and Of
fee holders had themselves nominated
at a secret caucus, held in the Grif-
fth Land company's old building, con-
sisting principally of the faithful ones
of the ring. and the latch was turned
on a lot of our good citizens.
The Citizens ticket was nominated
in open caucus after printed notices
had been posted inviting everybody to
attend. How different from the Sc
cret caucus of the Peoples party. Why
did they not hold their caucus in the
new town hall build for such purposes?
The candidates on the Citizens ticket
are men well known in Griffith and
need no Introduction as all have been
residents for more than twenty years
they are men of character and integ-
rity whose word is as good as their
bond There is not a man on the Citl-
zen's ticket who would stood to that.
The Citizens party have not hesitated
to indorse a good clean man even OF
an opposite ticket. Our aim is good
clean men for our town offices.
The power that runs our schools
ard so far our town affairs, is also a
power that runs a saloon establish
ment.
The Citizens party says saloon and
our school must be separated Are
YOU in favor of this, Mr.. Voter
If so. vote the Citizens ticket.
Adv VOTER AND TAXPAYER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
TO THE PUBLIC
FROM PETER
CRUMPACK1

The News charged me the other night
with publishing that Mr. John Einselc
and Mrs. Joseph Kolb, who were nm
fortunately killed mt the Russell street
crossing of the Monon short while
ago, were nop-union men. never
wrote or said anything of the kind.
II In a base falsehood and a slnnder. L
deplored very deeply the untimely
death of both Mr.. Efnsele and MIR. KoIb.
They were both friends of mine and
had been for years. dtd NOT know
they worked fer Mr.. -Meyn untII-9fter
the News article was published. 1 new
er knew anything about whom Mr..
Meyn employed.
make this after statement frankly
and truthfully and without fear of
truthful contra ADDICTION. L want to cor
rect any erroneous Impression that
grew out of this In Justice to my de-
ceased friends and their good families
and friends. i understand that Mr..
EinSele and Mr.. Kolb had always been
good union men and on the fair list
| Hoping this will correct an erroneous
fmpres<d on which I sincerely regret
| am yours truly,
Adv. PETER CRUMPACKER.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
FOUR MAYOR.ALTY
CANDIDATES AT GARY

Knots and Johnson aren't the only
mayoralty candidates in Gary.
There's George McGinnity out for the
mayoralty job via the independent tick
et He is the only one on the ticket
and counts on the union labor vote
Henry Henning leads the socialist
aggregation. The socialists have full
tickS-
Macmillan Kirchman wants to be
mayor on the square deal ticket. He
is the only candidate on the ticket
.Mox prun1ises &c h,s is elected whole
Some foSd. pscfures anlI libraries foi
the poor. sanitary toilets and bathing
beaches. Also expert doctors and pro-
vision for old age. pure water fthis
will win Max no votes in the patch,
where they don't care about water). In
addition to this Max has made an aff-
davit that he isn't a tool of Tom
Knots.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
DARING CYCL|ST IS
RUN down At LAST

street from McNays corner to Burn
ham street, and heading for Shelby on
Commercial avenue.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)
Shelby, Ind, Nov. IA motorcyclist
shot through this town today at
great rate. In attempting to make a
turn without abating speed he ran
onto a sidewalk and over a lamp. main
tanning his equilibrium.
Especial to THE TIAfEs)
Water Valley. Ind. Nov. by tele-
phone today OFFICER Ben Fogeli was
notified to place under arrest fieeting
motorcyclist wanted for the injury of
a boy in Crown Point. Fogeli tied a
rope across the Kankakee river bridge.
The driver seeing this obstruction put
on top speed and severed the rope by
force.
Especial 70 THE TINES,
Rensselaer,, Ind, Nov. Told h--
telephone that desperate breathin <
fire and riding on a dragon motorcycle
was coming officers here turned out in
force, armed to the teeth. The bandit
| 1t seemed was wanted for killing a boy.
| Details were lacking is the person de-
| livering the message over the phone
talked very excitedly.
| A motorcyclist fitting the descrip-
tion shot into town at about the time
expected. His speed slackened and he
stepped, out Of gas. Dismounting he
put UP fight with the first man that
approached. He gave his name as
Harry Jacobs but it was later found to
be Bowers.
Especial to THE TrMEs.)
| Crown Point. Ind, Nov. 1.-Onficer
Benshaw and Deputy Sheriff Claude
Nicholson brought the three Flying
Merkle motorcyclists to the county seat
for trial Bowers was fined $4s and the
| other two s1535 each. An agent of the
] company paid their fines.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
CRUMPACKER
MAKES CLOSING
STATEMENT

I want to take this method of thank
ing my friends for the unseIfsh work
they are doing for me and the entire
ticket.
This Is the first time I ever ran for
office. and L have had much pleasure
i'm knowing that 50 many people are
supporting me with their whole ener-
gies, regardless OF nationality and
without regard to party politics. Many
In all parties are supporting me fear
lcssly. Trainmen. sNyftchmen, carpcn-
ters. machInists. teamsters, skilled
men and helpers and laborfng men gen
orally as well business men, are
supporting me. There are some who
nre in positions where they dare not
say anything, but they are working
quietly for me.
L find there arc some who use their
positions to influence and coerce the
men under them to vote against me,
and some who are handing out cigars
and other petty gifts to the voters to
influence them against I feel this
will do them good. My Supporters
are men who cannot be Influenced by
such things these. Rich men who
buy drinks and pass out cigars just
before election have n purpose in do
Ing so. They do this for their own
interests They want a man for mayor
whom they can handle and get to do
their bidding and want your votes and
support for that purpose.
THEY KNOW THAT THEY CANNOT
HANDLE ME AND THAT MY ADMIN
ISTRATION WILL BE ON THE:
SQUARE AND FOR THE WHOLE
PEOPLE. These big interests and
| bosses who are working so hard
| against me do not want such n man.
| The common people and the business
men are standing by me. The Young
voters, regardless of politics. are
among my best and most ardent Sup-
| porters- The old settlers, whom 1 have
known for years, are giving me their
| word that they with me. The yot-
ers of foreign birth are with me and I
| do not see anything but bright pros
poets In the situation at this time. I
believe i will win. All true progress
ives ought to- support me. for am
| making n fight against the same force,
that they were first organized to fight.
vote for the progressive candidate
fs in effect vote for SmaIIey.
| 1t Is utterly. Impossible for Mr.. simon
TO win. Mr.. Progressive do not throw
away your influence for good govern
ment on ono who cannot win and thu.
elect the same old "hoss- controlled
gang.
My friends will please watch the
polls and the count carefully. to see
that no Illegal voters are run In and
that no fraudulent ballots are cast.
All 1 want IL square deal. an eIec-
ttou free from fraud and coercion
Friends. stand on your manhood muf
Independence. Get into the fight fo
| good government without ssbo<<,, cou
troll and we will surely win.
! Sincerely your friend
Adv. PETER CRUMPACKER
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
Our Last Appeal to The Voters of Hammond

mandtng large income by close at
te1tfon to his law practice, he has
made solemn VOW to himself to give
the best that is in him to the city of
Hammond for four years. And his
pledge has been given openly to the
voters through the papers and his
speeches during the campaign. As
through all his career. he will be true
to his trust.
Crumpacker is the only man that can
defeat SmaIley and the gang. The So
cialists, the prohibitionists, nor the or
ganizer of the Democratic Aid society,
Sam Abaiman, can accomplish 1t. The
proEressives cannot do 1T.
Consider briefly, If simon were may
or, his cabinet would be Beimnn, Bruce,
Brandenburg and kinEwill. w. G..
Belman is the "good angel. of the pro-
gressdves. And when one con Insiders the
fact that I'm every former mayoralty
race he has voted with Fitzgerald and
Peter Meyn. his business associates.
we begin to realize the sviIes practiced
by the smalIey gang to continue In
power In person or by proxy. II SMALL
ey wins dictator, Fitzgerald; If Simon
wins, dfctor, Belman; either way, Fftz-
gerald and his gang win.
You asked to support Simon
simply because he a union man. Mr.. ST.
mon In probably good union man
and should be. The fact that he is n
union man is some evidence of good
personal characteristics. He In probab-
Iy good mechanic, but 1t would be
| unwfse to spoil n good mechanic and
run n chance of having a mayor who
would be unfit for that responsible Of
| fee.
Mr.. Voter, agafn we say, "STOP
LOOK and LISTEN" Vote conscfen-
! dousay, but true to yourself and your
| fellow man; vote for Greater Ham
mond, vote against the gang, and I'm
the language of prominent democrat
who has not been active in this CAM
paign, eff you really want to vote foI
n man that Will make the kind of q
mayor Hammond needs, you have bu,
one choice, 1t is Peter Crumpacker.-
Too Many Chicago Methods.
Every honest man who knows any
thing about the political situation O
the world will admit that Chicago fo1
the last ten years has been know
Throughout the political world ths
rottenest city politically I'm the uni.
verse. This situation has been brough
about by three great powers or polIti
cal bosses, known Hinky Dink, BstI
House John and skinny Madden. Thes.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03

Pastoral quiet in Lake County was
broken Saturday by the daredevil per-
formance of three professional motor
cyclists who like cornered rats scurried
to and fro seeking exit from a trap set
by the law.
They were wanted for the injury Of
Clayton Root, years old. of Crown
Point. After executing a difficult turn
at high speed in Lowell flying through
rain of bullets. CHANGING death at
Water Valley where a rope stretched
Bowers ran out of gasoline at Rennse-
laer and was captured. He put up a
fist fight at the last,
BY dispatches THE TIMES was able to
follow the chase. 1t is exciting at all
stages and unrolls In dramatic form.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)
Crown Point Ind, Nov. 1.-Cross
country riders in two days motor
cycle race tore through Crown Point
today endangering life and creating q
furore. Clayton, the 8 year old son OF
Clayton Root was struck while max
ing attempt to escape from the
path of the riders. without abating
in speed. though having knowledge OF
the accident. the riders headed toward
Lowell.
Especial to THE TIMEs.)
! Lowell, Ind, Nov. Warned by
phone message of three lawless motor
cyclists officers of the law in Lowell
made elaborate preparations for wa
today. On Flying Merkle machinei
the trio entered town over Clark stree
at a speed that made this motor-blaz
village gasp. Town Marshal Belshav
signaled them to stop or get shot. Tw'
obeyed and the other swerved his ma
chine onto the sidewalk, turned soutl
and sped away amidst volley of bull
let's. He went out of town as fast a
he came in. travelling south on Mail
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03

have stopped to and been guilty of the
vflest, basest and lowest political
tricks and schemes that could be
thought Of Tammany has never In
her widest dreams done things 80 base
and rotten in politics those have
done. The political bosses in the demo-
cratic party in Hammond seem to have
received their education from Bath
House John. Hinky Dfnk and Skinny
Madden. III Smalley IL elected, his
cabinet may be a similar trio, assisted
by Peter j. Lyons, the great sewer
constructor; Doctor Weis. with his prf-
vate office rented by the city: John
Gavft, with his personal stenographer
whose salary Is paid by the city, Hem
ry DOwney and william AhIborn. mo-
nopoIists of city contracts, and Frank
O'Rourke. Imagine, Mr. Voter, John
Rohde sitting on the right of John ID.
Smauey, mayor; Henry Downey sitting
on the left. and John Fitzgerald be-
hind. advising and telling the man up
on the throne how to run the affairs
of this city, the rest Of the above-men-
toned gang being the citizens assemb-
led to approve the actions of the mayor
and his cabinet, and Smalley listening
thinks he hears the "vOice of the peo-
yourselves the question, "what chance
has man for his white alley with the
government and the affairs of this
great and prosperous city in the hands
! OF such political demogogues.-
On tomorrow decide whether xo,
want the affairs of this city to be ruT
by Hfnky Dink, Bath House John ana
skinny Madden and be clansed through
out the world with political Chicago. Il
you do want this, vote for John II
SmaIley. If you want a good. upright
honest, conscientious, business admin
| isfra tion, vote for the man who has tn,
proper gray matter to have n mind o
his own, who has brains, who 4
bright and intelligent, who has tn,
interests of the taxpayers of this cit,
mt heart. who will bring factories {,
our city and not be run by an cIfau
or clan, a man who in all fairness tn.
finger of scorn has never been pofnte.
mt for dishonesty. and a man of whom
every honest voter ought to be proud
This man is not less n person tha,
Peter Crumpacker. What can be sni,
of Peter Crumpaclxer can also be sal
lof every Republican nominee for cit,
office. They are entitled to the sup
port OF all good citizens of Hammon,
who earnestly desired an efficient ad
ministrRtion.-Adver
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
(By the Republican City
Central Committee.)
The Final Plea.

This city campaign IL practically at
an end. In n few more hours you must
make your final decision. Let your de-
cfrfon as to how you vote he reached
not because of your party affiliations,
hut because of the needs of Hammond
and the ability of the different nonai-
nees to deliver the goods.
The mayors office is the hub of the
city administration. IL the man I'm that
office WAS not stronx-minded, capable
man of backbone, the whole admin
isfration would be failure and would
be corrupt. The race for city offices
In between the republicans and the
democrats. Your next mayor will be
Crumpacker smaIIey. The issue he
tween these two men is certain. SMALL
ey stands for a continuation of an ad-
ministration that IN dominated by
gang of selfish, scheming politicians
and the retention In office of men who
are incompetent and inefficient off,
cials-
In circular Issued by Doctor Hownt,
a candidate for the democratic nomi-
nation in the recent primaries, this
language lis used; "Back of Smalley
looms the sinister figures of Lyons, the
greedy and relentless gas and electric
light trust. and the deludfng and de-
competent city administration. fnir
dealing, majority rule. absence of spe-
cfaI privileges and n Hammond where
men count for more than petty per-
quisites and sordid dollars vote for
SmaIley for mayor Doctor Howat is
physician. He diagnosed a
case better In his entire career than
he did the present af1ment of Ham,
mond. HIS prescription Is "Defeat
smailey.- This Is the advice of a good
~physician, an honest man, patriotic
citizen and frank democrat.
Peter Crumpacker stands for the
overthrow of the gang and the appoint
ment to the responsible Offices of the
city, men whose only qualification II
fitness for office. He stands for econo-
my and for the elimination of petty
graft. He has pledged himself to give
this city administration that shal
only have In mind the needs of tho
city and the interests of the taxpayers
AMr. Crumpacker fs fearless, honest
conscientious and independent ir
thought and action. Although com.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
COP IN A
RIOT, FIRED
BY CHIEF

Minus the decoration of a star. the
influence of a club. the authority to
arrest and the moral support of "A
Colt revolver, Officer James OKeefe.
of the West Hammond police depart
ment today stands before the world as
discredited as Sulzer
The West Hammond council will hear
the evidence and decide his fate The
story is one of action, not lacking in
color speed. Two versions OF the
affair are In circulation.
Sent to Enforce Lava Riot.
James" said Chief John Okraj Sat
urday evening, II detail you to keep
dancers at respectful distance at
weining's hall tonight"
O'Keefe went. Here follow two stor-
les. both by witnesses:
One story.
1t was masque ball, very peaceful.
O'Keefe took stroll He returned
with a load and an attack of war
whoops '~Whee-ee. whoop-ee. yep.
yep" he shouted, bandishing a "A.
DO the bear ordered the cop as he
shot three times in the air.
The bear was danced.
"whoop-ee, whoop-ee" shouted he in
approval.
This is what fellow officer. James
Buckley tells. "O'Keefe had been OFF his
feed He took. a few drinks. The
crowd in the hail got sore at him fol
something or other and started a riot
He shot to protect himself. He hit ar
alderman over the head There 1.
strife between two nationalities on th'
force and he is getting the worst o.
it,"
Now the tale comes together again.
Down on the street he braced citi
zen somewhat in the same condition
as himself. Il place you under a Chic
rest he is quoted as saying. "Y'ough
tn be (whoopee) 'shamed yourself
You're drunk.
The citizen demurred. Bang, bang
bang. went O'Keefe's gun into the all
Wife Fnfnfs at sight.
Mrs. 0'Keefe is said to tainted ava,
yesterday afternoon when he husban
paraded by the house with a drunk.
was the officers intent to place hi
captive in the city Lookup. A doctor wa
called and STrs. O'Keefe- revived. sh
is dangerously i'll today
Sunday O'Keefe went on the wa
path. Alderman Otto A. Planer trie
to dfssuade him. u got you your job
said he. don't you like itr'
O'Keefe attacked the alderman. Ac
cording to the chief he was not gen
tie about 1t either.
Chief OF Police Okraj collared O
Keefe and marched his TO the boob
hatch. He took his star away froi
him and later let him go out to appea
Saturday before Judge Stachowicz 1
the city court
The chief says O'Keefe is fred.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03

The last republican meeting before
election will be held at Colonial hall In
the old Masonic temple building. Mon
day night. November B, Mt o'clock.
Judge GfI1ett and Judge Reiter VIII be
the speakers of the evening. This Is
your last opportunity to listen to the
issues of the city campaign discussed
by two of Hammond's most fair-mind-
ed and capable citizens. Let every vo-
ter irrespective of party afhIiation hear
them before finally making up their
minds how to yote.-Adv. 1-2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
TIMES NEWS BUREAU,
At STATE CAPITAL.

TIMES NEWS BUREAU,
AT STATE CAPITAL.
Indianapolis, Ind, Nov. 3.-In
answer to an appeal from Citizens
party workers in Gary and East Chi
cago for protection against election
fraud and to prevent bloodshed to-
morrow.
Govarnor Ralston has written to
Lake County authorities directing
them to use their authority to pre-
vent these things.
The states chief executive has sent
letters to the chief of police at East
Chicago, and to sheriff Henry Whita-
ker.
MY attention has been directed par
ticularly to East Chicago and Gary
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03

No registration is necessary to vote
at this city election. If you have been
in the state six mnths, in the town
ship sixty days and in your precinct
thirty days. you are entitled to a vote
without registering
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1913-11-03
Governor DIRECTS OFFICIALS
TO USE THEIR AUTHORITY

and L have been appealed to- to see to
it that legal voters In these cities be
not intimidated or prevented from
voting through Illegal methods on next
Tuesday" wrote the Governor to
Sheriff Whitaker
Unless the authorities charged with
the responsibility maintain law and
order, bloodshed may be expected IN
the cities, where party feeling runs
high. 1t Is a known fact that the for
eigners who were naturalized purpose
ly for this election will be an element
hard to control. should something oc-
cur to start a riot
Nearly six thousand foreigners re-
cruited for the battles tomorrow. hold
tn balance of power, particularly in
Gary and East Chicago Their number
lis large enough to constitute small