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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
HAMMOND
PROUD Of
SERVICE

The Police Department OF the city
Of Hammond is the pride of its citi-
zens 1t is the most thorough and best
organized of any police department in
the State OF Indiana It has been
made so by John D. Smalley in his
capacity as mayor Of the city and his
excellent and thorough chief Of police.
And. during the administration of the
present mayor in order to make the
police force more effective and ef-
fcient, a police alarm system has
been Instituted which makes ii pos
sible to reach any patrolman in any
part Of the city instantly This was
cne OF the progressive ideas of Mayor
Smalley and in itself conclusiveIy
shows his purpose has been during
his term Of mayor, 70 give 70 the
people OF Hammond the very best
service obtainable in the conduct Of
its police department. A patrol wagon
was also purchased. the idea being TO
still further perfect the police sys-
tenn. and this has been done under
the administration OF Mayor Smalley.
This patrol wagon is the most modern
Of any now in use in any of the cities
in the Calumet region and has done
wonders IN Increasing the efficiency
of the police department.
The Fire department. of the city is
likewise a matter Of very great con
cern to the taxpayers. and in order to
make this department more efficient
one of the first things advocated and
brought about BY Mayor Smalley
under his present administration was
the purchase OF a modern fire truck.
costing seven thousand dollars. This
was big fector in increasing the ef-
hcieney Of the fire department of the
city. but not content with that the
city has but recently entered into a
contract for the purchase of additional
motor-driven fire apparatus at the
cost OF $500.
During Mayor smalley's administra-
tlon the pay OF the members of the
police and fire departme has been
increased twice. and the police and
FIRE depar .ments Of the city Of Ham
mond are as well. If not better paid.
than any like department in any of
the different cities Of the state. This
las all been done at a time when the
cost Of every thing used' in connection
with the mana cement Of the affairs
Of the city has been greatly in excess
Of what il had ever been before, stlII
every dollar contracted in connection
with the management Of the affairs
Of the city. including the increase in
pay Of the members Of the police and
ire departments. has been paid in
cash And the saving in other depart
ments Of the city under the policy Of
strict economy practiced by Mayor
Smalley and his administration has
made il possible to reduce the tax
levy for the coming year TO such an
extent as to amount to a substantial
saving to the tax payers % the city.
These are but some Of the minor
achievements Of the present admins
tration but from day to day tais
paper viii place before the voters the
achievements ana progressive policies
of Mayor Smallcy's administration. So
that by election day the readers 81
TIE TIMES will be fully acquainted
with the manner in which the affairs
If the city OF Hammond have been
managed under his guidance.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
WOMEN
GET BUSY
FOR SALE

The general public OF Hammond.
especially all the workers in the cam
paign are called out for a mass meet
ing ia the Chamber Of Commerce next
Monday evening Mrs. Judith Lowen-
thai Chicago social worker, who ap-
peared before the Hammond Woman's
club last Saturday, will be one Of the
principal speakers.
Through the aid Of tho women Ham
mond IS being organized down to city
blocks for tho million dollar Liberty
Bond campaign
Mrs. o. c. L. Natthies. city chairman
Of women workers today announced the
appointment az the following ward cap
tains who in turn viii appoint precinct
-bairmen:
First Ward Mrs. william Bigger
Second Ward-Mrs Harry VOORHEES,.
Third Ward Mrs f. Robertson.
Fourth Ward Mrs F. Richard
Schaaf
Firth ward-AIrs F. 3. Rick.
sixth Ward-ATrs Gruszka
Seventh Ward-Mrs j. H. Turner.
Eighth Ward Mrs. Margaret Nc
Aleer.
Ninth ward-Arrs w c. Belman.
Tenth Ward-Mrs c. y. Jewett.
Eleventh Ward-afrs. J. Arthur Davis.
by the end of the week all the ap-
pointments for the house to house can
vassing viii be completed. Thus far
no slackers have been found among the
women
The announcement Of the Hammond
high schools subscription for $500 is
delayed by another move in the school
which has for its object the sale Of
$4,000 worth of bonds among the stud
ent body.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
Latest
bulletins


AMSTERDAM, Oct. 1O.-A revoiu-
tionary plot In the German navy slmi-
lar 20 that which broke out in the
Russian Baltic feet recently was us
closed by Admiral Won CafeIie' min
fster of marine. in speech DeIore
the Reichstag. The admiral iranNiy
stated that II YVES "unfOrtunately
sad fact that the Russian revolution
turned the heads Of some persons IN
our own navy"
He declared that the plot had been
.,,n,,-oa.ed and claimed that Socialist
,,,an,her. of the Reicbstag were In
FoIved.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
CONTEST ON FOR
COUNTRY CLUB OFFICIALS
Bylaws Amended; Mem
bership Henceforth to
Elect Officials.

The annual business meeting Of the
Hammond Country club took place last
night and matter vital to the club gov
eminent was decided upon and the by
laws amended. Hitherto It has been the
practice Of the directors TO name the
clubs officials but henceforth the club
mem bership viii elect its own Officers.
The directors last night nominated a
ticket and on Nov. the members OF
the club Will put Up ticket so the
hveliest kind of a contest is promised.
The directors elected last night were as
follows: w. W. Thomas TO succeed him
self; Henry Conkey and z. p Deming.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
MASS MEETING OF
THE CITIZENS PARTY

At the Wallace School Auditorium.
corner Of Conkey and Calumet Avenues.
Wednesday evening, october 10th at
500 p. m.
All persons interested in a clean and
progressive administration of city af-
fairs are specially invited.
Dan Brown, candidate for Mayor;
Hon. Peter Crumpacker; Hon. Patrick
Kelley and Hon. John NJ. Stinson. and
other good speakers will be present to
discuss the political issues 10-10-1
HOLLIS c. HUNTER. Secy.
WM. W MMAHON, Chairman.
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Out Sox, 20
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Batteries --Cicotte Schalk;
Benton Rariden.
By Il. c. HAMILTON
CUnited Press stan Correspond

CUnited Press stan Correspondent)
NEW YORK. oct. 1O-Cold and
cloudy but with a ball game still possi-
bic. the White sox and Giants made
ready to play the third game Of the
worlds series today.
The Polo Grounds presented damp,
soggy. greeting to the early crowd that
shiyered and shook as they stood wait
ing for the tickets. The sun hid as
speculation on a probable pitcher waxed
darmar-the only warm thing in New
York.
StLl covered by the long stretches Of
grey tarpaulin. holding a puddle Of wa
ter here and there. but stin green in
the shadow Of its drab concrete and
blazing bunting. the Polo ground was
in fair condition for ball game. But
cold or no cold. damp or no damp. it
was certain the massive stands would
be filled when time came for starting
the nrst gauIB in New York.
When the rain halted proceedings yes
terday there were at least fifteen thou
sand persons in the various stands.
mainly the lower grandstand. Only four
thousand seats are left here. according
to word given out at club headquarters.
The bleacher gates had been opened for
the crowd long before and it was GER
tain there would have been a capacity
crowd there The upper tier Of seats
in the grandstand and the boxes were
all sold out long ago.
There is no doubt the brief respite
given b. the downpour handed John Nc
Graw a distinct advantage. Johns
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
ONE KILLED
TWO HURT
IN A WILD
Gun FIGHT.
Sensational Shooting Episode
Thrills City. Indiana Har-
Dor Man Is Killed

Hammond experienced a dupli-
cation of its famous Michael Innik
courtroom shooting fusillade this
morning only with more terrible
results.
An itinerant circus-evangelist. &C
cused by a Hammond girl. whipped
out two revolvers and opened fire
on the girls lover. the girl and her
mother. Officials then fred on the
evangelist and when the smoke
.choked room was cleared the girls
lover lay dead. Ha1nmond's police
woman had been shot and the
murderer wounded.
THE DEAD.
FRED BAXlTE, restaurant proprietor.
indiana Earbor, died at hospital
TIE WOUNDED.
KRIS. MYRTLE PEEPFER, Hanmond's
poHcewonlan; corset saved life.
OSCAR LANDDrEsSER, the wandering
circus evangelist, who had been
working at zarbor.
The court room was like a battlefield
with dead and wounded lying around.
When the third volley of shots had been
fred BY officers. the smoke was So thick
II was impossible to see. The women
screamed and the widest reports We're
circulated over the city
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
CUnited Press CabIegrarn. !

PARIS. Oct. IO-A secret conference
of the German empire council Is being
held at Grand German headquarters,
the Matin announced today. The
Kaiser himself was said to be preSid-
ing with Field Marshal Hindenburg
Quartermaster General LudendorR,
Chancellor aTichaeIis, Foreign Seere-
tnry KuehImann i'm attendance with
former Chancellor Prince Won Duelovv,
md Won Bethman-H -HOIlweE were also
present.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

WASHINGTON, oct. 1O.-POssibility
Of coal shortage this winter was ad-
mitted by Fuel Administrators Garfield
today for the first time. To cope with
the situation he announced the plan
for pro-rating the cOuntry's fuel sup
My among the states, including Cam
nda's imports from this country on
the same basis.
Emergency shortages now flooding
the fuel administration will be sup
piled from 100000 of uncOntested
4frees coal located by Garfield.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

food mentor, today Is putting the fin
ishing touches on proclamation n
shortly TO be issued by President VIII
son licensing dealers I'm about twenty
prime necessities OF life.
The "sIacl1er in business" VIII be
rounded up by the coming executive
order. according to Hoover. Reguia-
tions in foodStuffs and preventing
Iation In foOdstuhs and preventing
hordIng, waste and restriction OF out
put. "Unfair and unreasonable" profits
VIII be eliminated.
Among the commodities to be placed
under control nre four, bread, meat.
potatoes. sugar, milk, butter and dairy
products, rice, canned foods and staple
vegetables.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

LONDON. Oct. 1o.-Powerful German
pounter-attncIs pushed British aa-
vance troops hack short distance on
. front of 1000 yards south of the
Ypres-staden railway Field Marshal
HaIx reported today
In the Ypres-Stnden railway neigh
borhood several enemy cOunter-nttacks
during the evening were all repuised'
rba british cOmmander-in-chief re-
,-t.a .s.outh of the railway our ad-
.o,cs troops were pushed back for n
.hort distance over a 2,0OO-yard front.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

White slave question ana Oh the
1oliet prison life
7 warmed young men and girls to do
~eht,' dramatically sroke the murderer.
lie lecturcd during l913-l4 Al fcw
IF tho places lie said he iectured at are.
The l'lrst Christian church at Sheridan.
1VEo the German Methodist church at
1url nston. 1a. he Methodist church At
8artlosyiile O4-la. The uewspaper clip
ring was from a 1Iuscatine Mich, pa
per.
Landmesser is 20 years old. He tanks
rather fluently. His newspaper cut
shows him in q long frock coat He Is
rather i heavy-set man and not bad
looking Ills wounds were but slight
Murderer Tells Story.
Behind the big iron doors and Gagged
in "a sman ceu the murderer recited lis
story 70 a reporter. His statement from
his own lips fouows
II went with Alvina Hartman YES
engaged to BE- married to her Sapt III
this year / was 10 pay the costs oil
her divorce. Sept. - was the day She
was to set tt. Fred Bayne. the man /
shot this morning. said ne was for me-
ara wished me good luck and said he
hoped got the girl.
Girl Turns Against Him.
II went away and in my absence he
turned her against me. When 1 left
here her little baby. Ethel. was sick. She
knew 1 was worried about the baby and
It's condition. she never wrote to me
over two weeks and when she did she
wrote for TrOuer Then came here
and found her running with other fell
lows until . O'Clock in the morning.
told her I loved her and that I would
overlook her misdoing on account Of
the baby il She would not run out again.
Wanted TO Help Bayne.
I went away again and she never
wrote fog over two weeks. came back
and hcr mother told me that Fred Bayne
had q. house with electric lights and
that Rose would go and live with him
an7 be his mistress. 7 then said If Fred
Hasno would merry her and tale care
CONTINUED GA page nve.)
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
BOY MISSING.

Mrs. J. Hunt Of Laporte. Ind. asks
the aid of the Gary police in the search
for her 14-year-o1d son. who disap-
peared and is believed to be in Gary.
He is described as Barney Hunt. "A
years old: wore blue serge suit, grey
overcoat and blue cap.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
lr,.,.ea Pres. cabIegram.o

PARIS, Oct. 1O.-French troops In
-. vre,t Tvranco-Britfsh drive con
tgrued their victorious progress today,
ropturinr PopeEoet farm, east of Brai-
hank. today's official statement as
serted.
North Of the AIsne the war office
uatd the German artillery was very
active.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

NEW YORK, Oct 1o.-The United
steel Corporations untitled tonnage
totalIed 9.s33.4T7 September 30, ii was
announced today, compared with TO-
SO5, ,O4e August 81 and lo'e44'i64 July
= q, septembcr 80, 1915, untitled
tonnage totailed 0,552,5s4.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
YOUR BEST INTERESTs

Are fully taken care Of IN all your
eyeglass and spectacle requirements in
our completely equipped optical depart
ment. We make ali our own lenses. s.
Silver. Jeweler & Mfg Optician. 1T
State St. Hammond Ind. l0-10-1
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good" She said she woUl5 Ie lert
again. Again she failed rs vfisa nm
This time he came back ana found that
Bayne had turned her against him.
Threatening letters and remarks passed
between the two men.
Il feel that I was sent here to pro-
tect her baby. She taught the child %
call me papa / loved the babe 1 told
Rose (the girl was called Rose as q
nickname) I would 60 anything for her
and the baby. I didn't mean to xiii
Bayne.
He Is Not Sorry.
Il only meant TO FIJI his arms and legs
with bullets. 1 am not sorry I believe
God Almighty is with me- declared the
murderer
Meets Girl In May.
Landmesser first met tha giri- Rose
last May. lie said he .haa his hrst
date VITA her on July III was ,hen
she said she would +earr1. ne"
The girl told a reporter taat She
laughed at him 81 Lhoush- w2s q
Joke" she said Il never I1ed him.
I always thought he was whita
SLAYER"
The girl. her mother and Bayne ap-
peared in city court t0day TO secure
surety Of the peace bond AGAINST land
nesser. They said he hed threatened
to XIII thena an
Apologies to Mrs. Pfeffer.
Police believe the man 5 fanatic
He deliberately bought the two gums,
intending to XIII the three people Il
is not known why he turned on The
Judge. He apologlze5 to Mrs I'6eIer
for hitting her. II didn't intend to
shoot you. lady" he said.
In the courtroom at the time OF the
shooting were Judge Fred Barnett,
Banig James frost. DePn-y sherlm
Charles Whitaker. Attorney Ii G.
Sproat. tae EiIl. her mother and Bayne
and the two Woolworth empl owes.
Went Under Name of level.
Landmesser showed newspaper clip
pings to q reporter this morning o9 him-
self under the name OF J.. AsJ vsel as
lecturer.
Ee said he lacturoa ell over the coun-
try in churches and theatres On the
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10
(United Press CabIerram.)

AMSTERDAM. Oct. IO.-Both major
ity and minority socialist parties
voted today against a vote OF conf
dence in Chancellor BIichaeIiS, accord
ing to a Berlin dispatch.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

WITH THE BRITISH ARMIES IN
FLANDERS, Oct. 10.-After a des-
perate hnnd-tO-hnnd battle, Australians
this afternoon captured Celtic wood.
southeast of BrOodseinde, from the
Germans.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.--Government
food control Will be absolute after
November !, Herbert Hoover, national
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

let Us Pay With Our Bodies
For Dur Souls Desires. Roose-
Welt.
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How It Happened.

Jealous of Fred Bayne. the hunch-
back restaurant proprietor Of Indiana
Harbor. whom he accused Of stealing
lis girl, Oscar Landmesser after being
discharged by Judge Fred Barnett in
city court on a charge of provoke last
Saturday jerked out two automatic guns
and opened fire at the girl. Alvina Hart
man. her mother. Cora Forsythe and
Bayne. Bayne fell mortally wounded
lie died on the operating table at st
Margaret's hospital The girl ana her
mother escaped Mrs. Myrtle Pfefler
police officer. was grazed
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en- Married Wien ID.

Coming back according to the murd-
erer. he found her goins ~out" with
other men. He told reporter for The
TInEs this morning he warned her to be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-10-10

Lardnlesser Turned after wildly nrine
at The little crowd in the spectators
benches and began firing at Judge Fred
Barnett Who was 81 his bench He fired
two shots at the jurist Both came
within a few inches Of hitting him Pros
ecutor clyde Cleveland escaped.
AS the man opened IRE at Judge Bar
nett Court Bailin James frost opened
dre- lie fired four times, hitting the
man three times AS Landnnesser ran
toward Judge Barnett Deputy Sheriff
Charles Whitaker who was in court to
appear as witness, opened fire Land
messer dropped at the witness chair. He
a-as only sIighus wounded. Bayue was
shot through the back
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Cause of Shooting.


Sergeant Borchert. Officer Lutte and
Chief Of Police Peter Austgen hearing
the shooting ran TO the court room
They arrived just as Landmesser fell.
Landnesser was charged with pro-
woke. Two girls. Martha Whitaker and
Hilda Grambo. employees of the Wool
worth hve and ten cent store were the
complaining witnesses. Judge Barnett
freed him on this charge 1t was near
ing ten o'clock when the man began
shooting Landmesser was arrested
last Saturday and was out on bail
The trouble arose through Landmes-
ser's jealousy of Alvina Hartman. Is
years old, who worked for Bayne in his
restaurant at the Marks Manufacturing
company. Indiana Harbor.
Girl Married When 10.
The girl was married over two years
ago She has a baby girl. Ethel. two
years old. Her husband left her few
months after the arrival of the child.
She was supporting herself by waiting
table for Bayne. 1t was at the restaur-
ant Landmesser met her. He was run
ming an electric crane at the Marks
plant
knowing she was married he offered
to pay the costs of divorce. She
agreed. according to him. They were to
be married on the day the divorce was
to be granted. Sept. II. 1917. lie left.
She didn't write for two weeks.
Warned Her to Be Good"
Coming back. according to the murd-
erer. he found her going "out" with
other men. He told a reporter for THE
LINES this morning he warned her to be
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DeIivered BY TIBzEs oarrtors, SOC Ter
month; on streets ana at aevsstands g,
per copyi back numbers 80 per copy.
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dale and Miss Maud Bolt were quietly
married at Ora last Sunday, February
ith the ceremony being performed
by Rev. | N. Kennedy.
An interested congregation enjoyed
a fnc sermon preached by Roy. Graros
i. knight, Sunday. His text was
Hear Yc Him.
Mr.. Furman Burton, OF Watc1ioo,
is visiting his brother, Ml' Mosby Bur
ton, at this writing.
Mrs. Mosby Burton visited Mrs.
Mamie Bolt last Wednesday aftci,-
noon. II
Mr. Nlmcr Baldwin visited his par
cnis, Mr and Mrs. W. Baldwin, last
Tuesday
Mrs. II. A. Wcathors is spending a
few days with Mr.. G. T. Wcathcrs, Of
Tumbling Shoals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lace Henderson spent
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ned by high wind gained such head
way that it was necessary to call out
the fire departments from the ad-
Joining boroughs Of Braddock, Wilk-
ingsburg, North Braddock and Rankin
and a part Of the Pittsburg depart
mcnt. For moe than half an hour it
was impossible to throw any water
on the fire because Of frozen water
plugs.
According to the president of the
copmany, A. l.. Humphrey, no shells
had been manufactured at the plant
since last November. The Union
Switch and Signal Company which
was founded by the late Geo. West
inghousc in 1861, was recently taken
over by the Westinghouse Airbrake
Company.
United States Marshal Joseph How
ley announced tonight that investi.
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GALLANT HOUSE
STANDS BY GIRI.

Lower Branch Disp0Ses OF General
Appropriation Bill, Sends 1t to Sen.
ate.
Columbia, Feb. TO- Whether to de-
'priv6 a young woman Of 4 scholarship
at Winthrop which she won on COM
pctitivc examination in Chesterfield
county and which the representatives
OF that county wanted TO take from
her because she and her parents have
now moved out of the county was the
undecided question before the House
OF Representatives this afternoon at
2 o'clock when it adjourned until
Monday at 1890 because Of the lack
of quorum. a roll call TO kill the
effort to deprive the young lady OF
the Winthrop scholarship showed 33
to 2G In its favor but the Speaker an
nounccd the lack OF quorum and the
House adjourned
This matter will be resumed when
tho House reasscmbles on Monday.
The holder Of the scholarship is Miss
Annie Frcsil liouScr and the Chester
field delegation, representatives Alan
Macfarlan and Rivcrs are undertaking
to pass bill TO take the scholarship
away ! her. She Is at Winthrop
now anu is q citizen Of the State, al
though they make the point that she
Is not a resident OF Chesterfield coun-
| ty. while she won the examination
| when living there and in competition
| Messrs. Frombcrg, OF Charleston
| ~ G. Evans. Of Edgeficld, Harrison
OF Spartanburg, and others denounc-
cd the effort to take the scholarship
away from Miss Houser and the mo.
ton TO strike out tho enacting words
Of the bill resulting 33 to 26.
The general appropriation bill was
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