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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-08

members and friends are cordially in
vited
The marriage Of Miss Marie Carter
of Hammond 10 Lieut. Maurice Iddings
or Big SANDY Mont occurred ia Ham-
mond on Saturday at o'clock ?. m.
Both Young people are wei known "A
Grown Point as they were former resi-
dents II this city
Miss Jeanette Brown Of Shelby was
the guess or Crown Point relatives on
SATURDAY
The Parent Teachers association
will hold the opening meeting Tor the
ensuing year in the high school build
ing on Tuesday evening" October 9Th.
With the urgent calls for activity N
the various lines OF service. IL is high
l3 important that our boys and girls
be prepared to take Up the duties
which present themselves The public
has duty 10 perform fl assisting
in this preparation. Let US manifest
our interest by attending this meet
ing
The program VIII consist OF music
conducted hy Miss Hanks. inforal
talks b. Messrs. Bruce Geiser and
Rev Bnlman Discussion. Vocal solo.
Helen ViNon Election or ofhcers
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administratio We believe that city
docks could he built. deeds secured for
Strengthening. widening and opening
necessary channels without cost to the
CITY and which would greatly stimu-
late the government OF the United
States in the Improvement and main
tenanee OF waterways within the
limits OF the city. AS It Is. the only
navigible water in the city Of Ham
mond is the result of private enter
prise.
6. We favor we'll paved and cared
for streets and alleys. well-kept pub
lie buildings; in short. we favor a
Identification of our city
T. We favor the elimination of
political or any selfish or sinister in
1uence in city affairs.
S We pledge the administration of
the citizens party to close and rigid
regulation of all public utilit les COM
pstible to the public interest.
9. We favor the establishing OF free
comfort stat ions. appointment Of
police women and pledge that all pub
lie parks and city Fairgrounds shall
be free TO all
10 We believe in keeping up-to-
date and to do so favor the adoption of
any plans that mays arise during the
administration of city affairs. the com
ing four wears. that will give to every
man, woman and child. Of the city Of
Hammond. a greater. better and mo re
beautiful Hammond: in fact. any plan
that is honest and risht that viii put
Hammond back on the map.
II. We want and intend to have
the people rule. II the people rule. we
will then have an honest, fearless,
progressive business administra ton.
We invite the cooperation and sup
port OF every voter in the city OF
Hammond. irrespective OF your poll
tics
L. Il has been characteristics Of
the present administration to fail to
act in matters OF great importance
until forced to do so by public clamor.
we believe that the legal departrn en- t
Of the city of Hammond should have
taken action long ago before the pub
lie utilities commission Of the state to
force the transportation companies Of
Hammond TO provide better service,
needed extensions and to rehabilitate
<heir lines. Much valuable time has
been lost through this neglect and it
will now take months to secure the
necessary rulings from the commission
which might have been made by this
time II the matter had been taken in
hand The result is that outlaying
districts have not developed as they
should and thousands OF people from
neighboring cities who would have
built homes here have been excluded
IS. We feel that steps should be
ia ken at once. under the law. to pro-
vide for a municipal park board. to
serve without pay. and to have iuris-
diction over the laying out and de-
velopment Of parks and boulevards of
the city of Hammond. We believe that
Hammond should cooperate with its
neighboring cities in these matters
II is important that this work should
be done under the direction of com
petent authorities and after the adop-
ton Of a plan which shall meet with
the approval of the park board. the
city council and the various civic or
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SUPPORTED
BY RURTY
Democratic Mayoralty Can
didate in Whiting Accused
of Taking Stand on CUES
ton Without Studying 1t.
Special @ THE TIMEsl

WHITING, Ind oct Snow that
the people are turning their attention
TO the coming election. the Republican
ticket. headed by Mayor Schrage. APP
pears to be far n the lead The Demo-
Gratis cast about for an issue against
Mayor Schrage and his administra-
tion and finding nothing to criticize.
determined on making some issue on
the water question The administra-
ton was progressing with filtration
plans This. ali who had given the
subject the proper thought. must have
known was the proper remedy. The
Demos. howevcr. must take position
opposed 10 that Of the Republicans.
They concluded that opposition to the
administration plans must be adopted
by them as their issue,
They made the mistake Of having
Mr.. NIoser their candidate for mayor.
declare in writing against filtration
and in favor of deep wells lust then
DR.. Hurty, the state sanitarian.
CHANGED TO be on lecture tour
through this territory. preaching the
doctrine of sanitation. In his talk in
Whiting he squarely insisted that the
filtration plan of Mayor Schrage and
his administration was the only feas-
ibIe plan and explained the danger Of
pollution OF deep wells and the un-
wholesome character of deep well
water charged with sulphur and min
erals. This opinion of Dr. Hurry was
not new 70 those who had studied tn
question. There IS. as DIR. Hurry says,
no division OF sentiment among sani-
tary engineers on this important sub
ject. All agree that the filtration pro-
cess proposed hare is safe. efficient
and pTa eecal. and that deep wells.
while batter than the more shallow
ones, give no assurance OF safety from
germs and, though their waters may
sulphur and minerals of medi-
c3Dsi value. such waters cannot but
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HODGES MEN
EAGER FOR
CITY JOBS
1o52t

Insiders in Gary politics are specu-
iating on just how the patronage
would 80 should ". F Hodges be more
successful than in the other races he
made for political office. when he was
always defeated. become mayor Bad
luck has always seemed to attend Nir
Hodges previous efforts to sacrifice
himself 10 the burdens Of public office
and It's salary. but this does not pre-
vent the usual line Of speculation on
patronage disposal should the young
Teformer get IN.
It 5 predicted that Attorney r. NJ
DAVIS the political strategist Of MIR.
Hodges campaign. as wen as his
partner, oliver starr who was a Bull
Moose with Mr. Hodges, will be taken
care Of Davis and Starr served as as
sistant city attorneys under Mayor
Knots. Gary goes dry" next April
and some expect that Ted Binzen.
proprietor OF the Binzenhon. viii be
made CHIEF Of police to keep him in
a Job Ted who has been a cog in the
steel political machine for years. was
chief Of police ct Joliet at one time
Homer Carr, editor OF the Tribune. is
said 70 aspire TO the presidency Of rhe
park board. and II Editor Snyder Of the
Post ne longer has his postoffce lob
at that time il is believed that he win
no taken care Of or that fat berth
go TO some member OF the family be-
cause Of services rendered by the POST
The board Of works jobs are ex
pected to go to Alderman w s. Feurer
Harry Hall and Peter 3 Lamb. some
think Joe Title meat purveyor 10
the ore boats, ought to land an honor
airy post some hold ATTORNEY Clar-
enee Bretch and Pontus Heintz. the
latter because Of his past police ex-
perience. have been suggested as a
good man for the board Of public
safety. William Farquharson. engineer
Of the Gary Land company. is pointed
out as a possible city engineer. That
several places on tho police force
and inspectorships in the engineering
department will be parceIed out 10
Those at the Steel plant is the antici-
patton, but old-timers say that fine
steel plant people can expect bnt Iit-
tie patronage. because in the past Mr..
Hodges has not had so much to do
with that branch OF the corporation
in buying property
Politicians say however that These
guesses are just what thew are
There is no record that Mr. Hodges
has promised any jobs. and he is as
uuiet. they declare. as when he was
prosecuting the Dean bribery cases
brought at the instance OF reform Of
hciais Of the Steel corporation.
BE sure and gat
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TOLLESTON MAN
TO PENAL FARM

"A sentence of six months on the penal
farm near indianapolis. ana a fine of
SIS and costs were assessed upon Dave
Johnstone OF Tollestou, upon charges
made by his sister. Mrs. Florence Gates,
1855 Mckinley street, Tolleston.
The case was "a most pitiful one. Ac-
eording 10 Mrs. Gates her brother had
been drinking quite heavily and when
he is in that condition is very vicious
and mean.
The other night tombstone was in
toxicated end after tearing down the
fence and smashing in the screen
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Fame of American Sheriff
Who Deported I. w. w.
Reaches England

BlSBEE, ARIz., Oct. s.-Any time
Harry Wheeler, sheriff Of Cochise Coun-
ty, Arizona. who lined up / 200 members
of the l. w. w and deported them from
this city gets tired Of his Job. he can
make satisfactory connection in Cum
berland County. England
Copies OF newspapers giving accounts
of the 1. ". w. affair in which Wheeler
figured have reached England which has
been having trouble recently with labor
agitators.
I'VE need n man like you" wrote one
Euglishman to Wheeler. and would well
come you with open arms
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ZEAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

October 4. 1917
HAMMOND
Uud. "a y lot %. IT, off
side lot "a, blk. 8, Tow3e &
Young Add. Gertrude Gas
tel Admx., to Kate hammer $1,000 90
IND Is VIZ lot %. L It. lot
"a blk 6. Towle & Young's
Add. Gertrude GasteI (unmar)
20 Kate hammer --------- 500 90
E4z lot g. blk Towle d. Youngs
Add. Fred Eggebrecht (wid)
Fred Greenya &. WI - 90
GARY
Lot L. blk 4 Douglas PIX. Add.
Chester +. Writ TT. ct al TO
Alex Smiokas " 200
Lot "A, blk 2, Lincoln Pix. Add
Julian II. Youche (bach) 10
Jim Barbieri ---------- 1915
Lots 80, a. blk 104. Cary Land
Cos 1st Sub. John Il. Schmidt
& VT. to William B. walrath 1000
Lot Z, blk. 2. Gary Land Cos 7th
Sub Gary Land Co. TO Joseph
PJ. Yarly 5000
Lot 80. Z. c. Halls Sub Joseph
FedOrchak & VT. TO Frank
zawadzki & VT circumference 2S5O.OO
Lot ?. blk. 3. Pridmore Orr &
Ulrichs Sub. Owen 6. AIcGin-
nifty et al to Condit McGinnity
Cont. Co ----------------- 100
Lot 8. blk. 6. Broadway Add
Karolyne zeliska & hus to
Barney F. Chamski Tr - 100
EAST CHICAGO
Lot H. blk "a. SW. 2e-37-9 f
Chgo TO Martin Kucharski q
wife -------------------- 500 90
TOLLESTON
Lot 6, blk 10. Cos 5th Add. Geo.
II. kellogg (unmarl TO Mike
Rattay ------------------- 10000
Lot S, blk 10, Co.'S 5th Add. Geo.
II. kellogg (unmar) to Joseph
Haas ------------------ 10000
Lot "a blk. /, Cos 9Th Add.
Sadie Krause & hus. to Rose
Rubin ----------------- 100
Lot SO. blk :, Oak PIX. Add. City
& Harbor Land Co. to Clar-
ence t. Warner ------------- 5000
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CARNATIONS of the city.


We believe that steps should be
taken at once to care for all trees in
the parks. streets and pathways Of
the city 70 prevent their ruin by the
scale which is attacking them. We be-
lieve that the city should pledge itself
to water and ca re for all trees that
are planted in the streets of the city
sub-dividers should be encoura ged
to make liberal dedications Of land for
park purposes and the city should
pledge Itself to the proper mainten-
ance of those parks when so dedicated
The city should take Immediate
steps to develop community centers in
the districts in which workmen reside
I've believe that the inefficiency
and incompetence shown in the man
agement and extension OF the Ham
mond water works is a serious refec-
tion on the present and previous ad-
ministrations. We pledge ourselves to
conduct the business Of this depart
ment in accordance with business
principles. We believe in municipal
ownership Of public utilities and VIC
deplore the fact that the insufficient
supply OF water and the poor quality
Of that distributed has caused the
general public to question the success
Of municipal ownership. We believe
that careful survey Of the entire
problem of water supply should be
made at once by competent engineer
and that future eXpendit ures and ex-
tensions should be made only after a
scientific study or the growth and de-
velopment of the city is made.
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Il: III 9
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackage
provesit. 25cat all druggists.

be injurious to the system when used
as steady diet.
Mr.. Moser and his managers made
the mistake on taking position on a
question w:thout any knowledge OF
the subject The Republicans headed
by Mayor Schrage. took the right posi-
ton because they had studied the ques-
ton and knew the right MOaentarily
the people might be mislead BY false
assertions Of alleged economy. Knowl-
edge end publicity. however. is ex-
2loding these falaciee
Mayor Schrage's proper position on
this Important question together with
his excellent record in office. puts him
end his ticket Car in the lead
Who is Miss Helene 1O-5-st
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J

Every woman allould do her duty in
rearing strong, vigorous and healthy
generation. For three generations, women
awaiting childbirth have used the safe,
external preparatton-~M Mothers Friend
The drawn skin of the abdomen IS made
elastic, the muscles expand with casa
when baby is born and the Inflammation
of breast glands and other soreness rs
soOthed. The tendency TO morning sick
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door he entered the house and struck
his sister. Mrs. Gates. He was later
arrested.
When asked what he had 70 say
tombstone was silent with the ex-
ception OF stating that he was drunk
and did not know what he was doing
Mrs. Gates testified that this was not
mis- first offense
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ness or nauEea is avoided and this make
for the future heath and nature Of tho
child. Write TO The Bradf1eld Reg1iatc-
Co, Dept F, fS3 Lamar Building. Allan
Ga, for their book, Motherhood and the
Baby. It Is free 20 all women Get
bottle OF Mothers Friend' at your drug
gists' today and do not neglect to apply
it night and morning
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FIRST Glass
CITIES ONLY
To REGISTER
Ragisz-2 !iea Is tiot Expected To
Be as Heavy as Politicians
Would Like.
TETS BUREAU,
At aEA@E CAPTAIN

IEDTANAPOLIS. IND, oct s.-This
Is the last ds~ for the registration Of
voters Ia Indianapolis, Evansville. Terre
HATE. Fort Wayne, South Bend and
Cary. the arst and second class cities Of
fhe state ANY voter Ia any OF these
cites who fails TO register before the
end CT tais cay will have no right to
vots e the city elections that viii be
held next month This applies to men
ard women voters alilze-that is, IL
wor0en a~ Permitted to vote
IS = eyed trat IRE result Of the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-08

had seen advertised in the newspapers,
I'D in TWO weeks noticed & marked inn
provemenf- / continued its use and am
now free from pain and able to do all
my homework. Mrs: B. B. ZLELNsKA,
ga Wcltz Ave, Buffalo, N. Y.
Women who recover their health, nat
orally tell others what helped them.
Some write and allow their names and
photographs TO be published with testi-
monials. Many more tell their friends.
If you need a medicine for women
ailments, try Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound. Write Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co. CccnfidentiaD for any,
thing you need to know about thess
troubles.
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NOTICE OF RENEWAL OF LIQUOT
LICENSE

NO1lt'E Or itt4N = W AL Ot l1iAl0Oh
LICENSE
Notice is hereby given 70 the cit
liens % Hammond. North Township.
Lake County. Indiana, that the under
signed. james Stathis, deceased. James
P. Bereoios. administrator. is male in
habitant and resident OF said City
Township. County and State. and over
the age Of twenty-one wears that he
has resided in the State OF Indiana for
more than one year and in the city Of
Hammond, North Township. Lake
County. Indiana. for more than six 60
months prior TO the date OF this notice.
and Is a naturalized citizen of the
United states and OF good moral char
acter; that he viii apply 70 the Board
Of County Commissioners Of Lake
County. at Crown Point. Indiana at its
November 1917. session. for the renewal
of a license TO sell at retail spurious,
vinous and malt liquors in less guam
titles than FIVE gallons at time and
permit the same TO be drank on the
premises where sold said license here
tofore granted 10y the Board Of Commits
sioners on the 9Th day of November.
1916 andsissued by Edward Simon. Aud
itor OF said County. for the period OF one
year from said date. and the precise
loca ton where aid intoxicating liquors
are to be sold by the provisions of the
license to be renewed is as follows
The ground floor front room Of the
two-story brick building located on lot
/. block 3. Morris addition to the City
Of Hammond. Bar room faces east on
Columbia avenue. a public highway in
said City of Hammond Bar room has
a glass front, front and side entrance
and entrance from a fruit store located
in the rear There are hotel rooms
above Bar room is 22x50 feet, bar is
on south side Of room and all or the
inside Of said room can be seen from
said street or highway.
JAMES STATHIS.
oct S-15-22
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NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CITY OF HAMMOND. INDIANA.
RESOLUTION NUMBER 661
NOTICE FOR THE CONNECTING
AND LAYING OF LEAD PIPE TO
THE LOT LINE IN CALUMET AVE
NUE. BETWEEN GOSTLIN STREET
AND STANDARD AVENUE
Notice is hereby given to Gil prop
erty owners abutting on said Calumet
Avenue between terminal points speci-
fed to connect and lay to the lot line a
three-quarter 90 inch lead water pipe
for each twenty-five (25) feet of real
estate abutting on each side Of said
Avenue excepting whatever exempted
by the Board Of Public Works. between
said points. within fourteen (14( days
from the date of the last publication Of
this notice and in the event that any
person or persons shall fail to make
said connections within said time. the
Board of Public Works will cause said
work 20 be done as provided by resolu-
ton passed this day under Ordinance
No. $50. passed by the Common Council
of this city Of Hammond on the 3rd day
of July. 1905, and the collection Of the
cost thereof shall be made as therein
provided.
JACOB SCHROEDER
BARNEY A CARTER.
DANIEL y ENRIGHT.
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CARL KRAUSSE
IS PROMOTED

Carl Krausse, son OF MI and Mrs.
Wn. Krausse OF Hobart. graduate OF
the Gary high school. has heen made a
sergeant in Motor Truck Co. 125 at Fort
Benjamin Harrison. Sergeant Krausse
enlisted last week He spent the grea-
or part OF last year on the border with
the First Illinois infantry
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Hammond, Ind. Oct. s. 1917
To the Citizens and Voters OF the Cie
of Hammond. Indiana;
I wish TO say that. as the candida
for Mayor Of the Citizens party 81
Hammond. Indiana, that hearth.
rendorse every word and sentence in
the platform adopted by the Citizens
party on the 2sth day OF March, 1915.
nd pledge myself to enforce the
same If I am elected Mayor of tn
City on November 6. 1917.
DANIEL BROWN.
Advertisement
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/ suffered from q
female trouble with
pains in my back
and side and a gen.
eral weakness. ]
had professional at
tendance most OF
that time but did
not seem to get
well. As a last re-
sort l decided to
try Lydia E. Pink
hams Vegetable
COMPOUND which I
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-08
u. S. TO FIGHT
AUTO THEFTS

The United States government has
doomed up as "a new force to fight the
automobile thieves who arc infesting
Chicago and other cities OF the middle
west
Charles F, Clyne. United States dis
trict attorney, said that he would start
prosecution OF any organization OF
thieves whose activities were in viola
ton Of the national statutes.
The number and frequency or auto
mobile thefts in Chicago is amazing, -
ne said.
Interstate Shipments.
Il will say that this office will Co
operate in any way possible TO put this
class of criminals out Of business. II
there are Interstate shipments of stolen
cars it would make the crime a govern
ment case"
According to insurance risk men many
of the cars stolen in Chicago are ship
ped to Detroit and other cities. where
they are sold.
II is the opinion of some OF the auto
mobile insurance men that at least one
big organization of automobile thieves
is using the United States mails in their
operations. This also would be viola
ton Of the federal laws.
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NOW FREE
FROM PAIN
Woman Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkhann's Vegetable Com
pound after Three Years
Suffering.

Buffalo, II. 1T am the mother of
four children. and for nearly three years
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-08

Enlist In The Woman's Army
BY Conserving Foods.
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Note-The above Is platform recon
menoed for adoption by the Platform
Committee except Articles 5. 10. 10 and
Il which We're presented by Roscoe +.
Woods. as an amendment 10 the r.
port Of the committee on platform and
were adopted BY the convention.
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TO LATE too CLASSIFY

BOYS WANTED-Ove Gnatt. Conkey
ave and Blaine ave. Hammond. 10S-tf
tcamsters at once. $50
Summer st. hammond Phone 202T.
1851
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BE sure and get acquainted with Miss
ae4eh- 10-5-3t
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of one number from each ward OF tn
city OF Hammond. beg leave 10 Sub
NIT the following platform. unani
mously recommended By your con-
mittee and move its adoption. plank Il
plank.
f. ID. BRANDENBURG secretary.
J H. CoNROY. Chairman.
Platform Committee.
Ward Clyde Fowler
Ward Wv. A. buchanan
Ward 90 E c. Matthiess.
Ward 4-Henry Wis
Ward 5.-Theodore Klotz.
Ward s-Normin Dimutrich
Ward 7-E. D. Brandenburg
Ward 81 H. Conroy.
Ward al. K. Stinson.
Ward I0-C. E. smith.
Ward John Shepard.
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OF
CITIZENS PARTY

Continued from page one.)
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Hammond Ind, March %. 1917
TO the Citizens Party. Hammond. Ind
Your platform committee. consisting
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JACOB SCHROEDER.
BARNEY A, CARTER.
DANIEL y. ENRIGHT.
Board of Public Works.
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Oct SIS 1a17
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oct S-15-22
Chariton courier., 1917-04-20
County Masonic Meeting

The meeting of the Charlton
Co, Masonic organization was
he'd at Salisbury Wednesday
night. Grand Master Edward
H.gbee and district deputy H. R
Mason were present.
From this city. Brown Thrash,
Blair Miller, {. C. and DR.. Carl
stead, Prof. Bond and Prof. JAM
isOn of Kirksville, Ben Brewer,
O. P. Ray were present.
There will be a big meeting
the 3rd Monday in July with the
Pee Dee Masonic lodge. Mon
day following St. Johns day in
June all the Masons in the coun-
ty will celebrate at this city. A
committee of arrangements has
been named and full particulars
given thru the county papers
later.