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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-05-05
frNrERNArIoNAL NENs sERvIcEI

INTERNATIONAL kEhS SERVICE
SAN FANCISCO. CAL, May J-Hir-
am johnson today had California's IS
delegates to the republican national
convention safely tucked away by the
greatest primary majority ever rolled
up in his many political fights in his
home state.
Unofficial returns early today gave
Johnson lead Of t2esoo over Her
bert Hoover, his only opponent in the
California presidential primary agat.
These returns Included the vote from
about half of the state on this basis.
final returns viii show Johnson to
have won by at least 10000 votes. a
victory over Hoover Of more than two
10 one.
Johnscn's victory stands as the
greatest in the history OF Western
politics.
johnson carried afty-fve Of the
ffty-eisht counties of the state. and
early today the johnson forces refus-
cd TO concede defeat in a single coun-
Early returns available from hsif
Of the 5.729 precincts of the state gave
Johnson 252.f33 votes. and Hoover I29.
643 votes.
Senator Johnson piled up an cnor-
nous majority in the Northern half
Of the state. on the face of the best
available returns. he carried san Fran
cisco, city and county, by $4,000. Ala
media county by $4,000. Sacramento
county by 5000 and san Joaquin coun-
ty by 800.
Other Northern counties We're car
ried from two 10 one to four 10 one.
Hoover's greatest strength was
shown in Southern California. Los
Angeles. city and county. polled an
extremely heavy vote. and carly today
the result was i'm doubt. out OIL
1915 precincts. e6s showed johnson
leading by about 1900 votes. The
tally stood:
Johnson 40.4o5; Hoover 3s.787.
Johnson headquarters claims Los
Angeles by at least 1000.
The primary election brought out
about half of the registered vote Of
the state Johnson's greatest primary
victory in the state heretofore had
been scored by 1926. when he beat
charles Curry for the republican nom
ination for governor.
H. L. Carnahan. western manager
for Johnson. in a statement issued to-
day declared
Hiram Johnson has scored the great
est triumph in the history OF Calfor-
mia politics. lie has defeated Herbert
Hoover by more than 1000 votes.
more than he ever defeated any other
man who opposed him in primary elec
ton in this state
.ffoover's opposition i'm California
has served one useful purpose of dem
onstrafinp To tho ,,ounrr,- b,,,. tL-
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WOOD And McCRAY GET SNUG PLURALITIES IN indiana
TOTAL VOTE
IN GARY 80
PRECINCTS

The total vote in the 50 precincts OF
Gary is: Harding 1s9. Johnson 4.61A,
Lowden 217. Wood 1497.
FOR GOVERNOR
McCray 3,o45: Toner. l.1s1; Fesler.
ais.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Bremen, 1852; Burns, 9S5; Kinder.
> 663: Thomas, 5f3
STATE SENATORS
Brissey 566: Grant. 1877; Holmes.
2,491; McIroy. 1889. Nejdl, 79e; and
Schultze 1857
REPRESENTATIVE
Ahlgren. 1854; Day. 2.799: Fifeld,
ISIS Harris 33Ss. Sambor. 2.1S3.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
Carlin, l.l4i; Overmyer. L5fe: Todd
1910.
COUNTY RECORDER
Francis. 1857; Hazel green, 55s: HUI
her. Ifo1: Rose. 1.119; Spencer. S77
COUNTY SHERIFF
Bowling. 4s4. Graham. 595: Halsted.
172. Lund 191. Olds, 2.o1S; Stul's,
1897: Umpleby. 1887. Whitaker. 10.
COUNTY CORONER
Evans 1929. Giorgi. 21S6.
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Boyd. 2.913; Scbaaf. 1910.
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BOTH FIGHTS
SENT into
CONVENTION
johnson Falls Down In Many
Places He Expected to
Carry.
NoODyIN NEW YORK
PLEASED OVER INDIANA

NEW YORK, May 5-Gen Leon
ard Wood came 10 town today TO
settle the HItchcock-Proctor row
which his supporters claim Il in
iurinE his chances of gaining the
republican nomination mt Chicago.
The general went straight TO his
eastern headquarters upon arrival.
He declined to discuss the matter
sRt present"
"I am very well pleased with re-
suits of the primaries in Maryland
and Indiana. though" he Said.
In circles close TO the Wood
movement today it was confidcntly
predicted that Frank Hitchcock
will take supreme charge of the
generals fortunes very soon and
that Col William Proctor, the Gin
cfnnatf soap manufacturers who has
becn "in tho saddle viii be rclc-
gated to tho background.
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1T LLETIN

INDIANAPOLIS, md, Mny 5-The
5Cur-corncrcd republican preferential
vote cast in Tuesdays statewide pri-
rnaric~ today narrowed down TO a neck
and neck race hrtween Mai Gen. Leo
nard Wood and senator Hiram Jcnu-
son. with the General leading by less
than 5000 plurality.
Twcnty-one hundred forty precincts
of tho states a,3ss give;
" ood. 5G,0fOs johnson, 5@,0f6; Frank
q. Lovdep, 24,S5=; Warren G. Hard
Ing. IS,42S.
" Gods plurality Is 4.T94.
number of precincts in industrial
centers. claimed by johnson, nre yet
to he heard from.
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ERIC LUND
CARRIED
HAMMOND

The total vote in the IL precincts in
Hammond It's as follows:
FOR PRESIDENT
- Harding. So; johnson, z,Sfoi I-oxden
200, Wood 295.
GOVERNOR
Fesler. 533; McCray. 2.ooo; Toner
4e6.
PRosECU TING ATTORNEY
Bremen. sol; Burns. 26e; Kinder.
701, Thomas. Isle
STATE SENATOR'S
Brissey. 432. Grant, 9s7; Holmes I'll;
MeIlroy, l.5s5: Nejdl, l4I4; SchuHze.
2S5.
REPRESENTATIVE
Ahlgren 1898: Day. 1865: Fihcld
1897. Harris. 170S. Ssmbor, 1855.
JOINT REPRESENTATIVE
Carlin. 7o9, Overmyer. SIS; Todd
1852.
C0IN NTN RECORDER
Francis. 14t, HazaIgreen. 114; Huber
lto, Rose. l627 Spencer SCI
COUNTY SHERIFF
Bowling. 65, Graham. 4Ss. HaIsted
Al. Lund. 995. Olds 9s3; Stultz. 81:
Umpleby s.. Whitaker. $50.
COUNTY CORONER
Evans. 205s Gtorri. 452
COUNTY COMMISSIONER
Boyd, sos. Schaaf 1905.
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RUNAWAY
RACE FOR HIRAM
IN CALIFORNIA
Johnson Has California S &c
Delegates Tucked Away
In His Vest Pocket.
BULLETIN
.tNTEaNATIoNAL NEWS SERVICE

INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. May 5-ln
the most sweeping primary victory
ever won by him. senator Hiram john
son has showed Herbert Hoover under
in the California presidential prinar-
les
On the basis of returns from two
thirds OF tho states 5.170 precincts. it
was EVIDENT tOdny that Johnson's ma
iority viii rcnch $4,000 mud possibly
100000. The senator's ErcatcSt pri-
mary majority in the state heretofore
has been $4,000.
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JisIEEEAIIosAt Ngsss SERVICE
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, May 9-Ee-
turns from more than half af Indiana 5
1857 precincts sSow Maj. Gen. Leon
ard Wood leading Senator Hiram
johnson by somewhat more than $500
votes in yesterdays statewide pri-
maries. Eighteen hundred and nifty
one precincts give.
Wood 45.491, Johnson 1856: Low
den 2o.sos; Harding 1e,01S
M'CRAY NEARS MAJORITY
Returns from 1.777 precincts give
the following figures on republican
candidates for governor:
McCray 51.686i Fesler 32.024s Toner
goI32.
Returns from 1109 precincts give
the following democratic figures
McCulloch 1880; Isenbarger 7,3S4;
7ltblaclz 7.4f4; Risk 5422
10000 If HE MAINTAINS LEAD
Woods lead early today was not
50 great proportionately as that mann
tanned during the night At midnight
Wood headquarters announced the vote
from S72 precincts as Wood 12.94s.
Johnson 7.3e4
At the generals headquarters it was
stated that should he mantalu rhe
lead shown at o'clock he would
carry the state by about 1oo ooO plur-
slty
SWAIN STILL HAS HOPES
Senator Hiram Johnson stands a
good show OF beating Wood yet" de-
clared Zen Swain. Johnson's manager
today.
At this time (s:2o a. m) it looks
70 me like the state of Indiana is going
70 he very close Johnson stands a
good show of beating Woods yet In
any event I think it Will be very close
either way.
WOOD MEN CONFIDENT
No formal statement on yesterday
primaries was forthcoming from the
headquarters Of Mai Cen Leonard
Wood which is practically deserled.
but tho generals lieutenauts declared
he viii carry the state.
As the day progressed. no additional
returns were received to indicate any
change in the ratio of The lead held
by Cen Wood, 45.491 To- Johnson-s IS -
$50.
AWAIT INDUSTRIAL VOTE.
At Johnson's headquarters. how
ever, strong hope was held out that
industrial districts vet TO be heard
from VIII strengthen the senator's
pJSAtipi- w NElft seven precincts at
Terre Haute eive Johnson 73s. Wood
SOL Lowden 551 and Harding 1o5. ac-
cor'iins to reports reaching Johnson's
Offices Tho senator's adherents said
they expect similar results from other
industrial cities
MORAY HAS CINCH
IN the Wood camp it was pointed
out that the general is going strong"
IN tho rural communities. but John
son adherents likewise pointed to the
senator's surprising strength outside
the cities.
Warren r. McCray. of KentIand. re-
publican candidate for governor. to-
day had Wajority Of votes outside
Marion county, according to figures at
his headquarters I'm Indianapolis.
however, James " Feslcr. Of Indiana
polls. ran ahead i'm tho early count.
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(BUIIET1r)

INTERNATIONAL gEws SERVICE
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. May 5-Thir-
teen hundred aud th5rty-two precincts
give Carleton 3. ETc Culloch a plurality
Of 1850 in the Democratic race for the
nomination for governor hEcCuloch.
2l ,o7o; Mason J. EiblaeE, $500; John
Isenbarger, 8,Is8; J. kirby RISK, e,l65.
Hiram, Johnson carried ganderhurg
county GIVE nsv1Ie). according to on
cal returns. Johnson, 3,495; Lowden.
I,e99; wood. 74o; Harding, 427.
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ORDER DESTROYERS
TO KEY WEST
IInIERnAIloNAL NEWS SERVICE

WASHINGF0N- May 5.--StX destroy
CTS ana ono tender have been ordered
from the Atlantic fleet in New York
10 Key West Fla, the navy department.
announced to-day. The vessels viii
be held n readiness at Key Wes, TO
proceed to the East Coast OF Mexico.
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johnson and MCCray Garry
Lake County By a Big
Plurality.


GROWN POINT. md, May tn
official figures from 80 out Of 20 pre-
cincts give tho following results for
state seRator-thc leading four can
didates, Holmes. 2.332: Grant. 2.I0f.
NcIIroy, 2.OI4; NediI. ISIS For pros
ecutor, kinder. 2,O76; Bremen, 2,I5I;
Thomas, 1.55I
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BI II.ETIN

Scventy-fVc precincts out Of tho 10
in the county give johnson 4.426; Wood
i.47t; Lowdcn. S26. and Harding Ios.
The vote for governor in The - pre-
cincts is; McCray, 700; Toner. i.TsIi
Fesler, I,75S
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OLDS GETS
OVER 1000 IN

Sixteen out OF number precincts at
East Chicago give the following vote.
FOR PRESIDENT
Harding. III; Johnson, 1851, Low
den. 255. Wood. 24S
FOR GOV ERNoR
Fesler. s27; McCray. 1.5s7; Toner
221.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY
Bremer. 444; Burns. 162; Kinder. 764;
Thomas. 9S3.
STATE SENATOR'S
Brissey. $50. Grant 37e; Holmes
SIS. MeIlroy. 539. Nejdl, 1of7;
SchuItze. 2i7.
REPR ESENTATIN
Ahlgren. 917: Day. l.o14: Fifeld.
s66. Harris. 947. Sambor 1lf5.
JOINT REPRESENTATIN
Carlin, 4l9. Overmycr. 414; Todd
sos.
COT NTY REC ORDER
Francis. 1856; Hazelgreen. 81. Huber.
4ef. Rose 512- Spencer. IOT2.
coz MY SHERIFF.
Bowling. 9S, Graham, 109: Halsted,
lo2. Lund, 1856; Olds 2,o3f; Stults. 70;
Umpleby. Al; Whitaker, S.
COUNTY CORONER
Evans. 1.1f3: Giorgi I.VS6.
cot MY COMMISSIONER
Boyd, $50. Schaaf. 1.2f3.
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nj II.L,rIN

Hirnm johnson carried Gary over
Gen. Wood. whp commanded feGeraI
troops here during ibc steel strike bS
2,644 maiorits Johnson poIIcd 5,0G1
votes and Wood I.823
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70 - 80 ~ @~ @A -
Johnson and MCCray Garry
Lake County By a Big
Plurality.
BULLETIN
GROWN POINT. md, May tn
official figures from 80 out Of aa pre-
cincts give tho following results Tor
state ScnatOr-thc leading four
didates, Holmes. 2.332: Grant, 2.Iof;
NeIIroy, 2.OI4; Nedil. ISIS For pros
ecutor, kinder. 2.O76; Bremen, @,I5I;
Thomas, I.55I
BULLETIN
Scventy-fNe precincts out Of the 10
in the county give johnson 4.42s; Wood
i.49I; Lowden, S26. and Harding I0s
The vote for governor in The - pre-
cincts is: MeCray, 700; Toner. I.TSIi
Fesler. I,75S.
III ll.EIIN
Hirnm johnson carried Gary over
Gen. Wood. whp commanded feGeraI
troops here during tbc steel strike ~
a 2,61I majority Johnson poIIcd 4,oG7
votes and Wood I.423
III primary which ~ stll Keeping
The wise ones guessing as is the out-
come with respect to several Of the
record vote YESTERDAY While returns
gfonl the cities are practically co-si-
nlete. they came in 80 slowly that
agu3ation vas held up untl late to-
aas. While only incomplete reports
been received from the outlying
s.stricts
JOHNSON HAS RUNAWAY
fhc county is considered Joff4- --as
widc margin The industrial DIS
lrtcts p1ed UP 4 phenomenal Yefe far
INN. Gary gase bin 4,61f against
1.5as -far Wood.s2a7 fer--5.ase Gen ana
Iga for Harding ia HIamoscnd Use
proportion for johnson was fve -
tho total vote for all other candidate.
The vote being johnson 2.S18 Wood
%. Lowdcn. zoo. ana Harding e.. in
East Chicago, johnson iS pul}in- at
least two votes is one of the confined
opposition
MORAY FAR AHEAD
NeCray is away IN the lead IN -he
gubernatoriai race and III is expected
shat his total Viii be swellcd more out
# proportion when the count comes
in from inc rural districts Hammond
gave 1im an even 1000 votes <zainst
53s for Fosler ana 496 fer Toner Gary
did aimost as wen hy him with S.o45
against slS for Fesler and 1.Is1 for
Foner
col NTN RACE WARM
The race for tile county offices NOW
holds the center - Tic stage Tor in
several Instances the result VIII be in
doubt until the last vote Is counted
Enthusiasm switched from one camp
to the other last night after the re-
turns began coming IA and tile ma
joIity of Tile candidates finally climb
ed into lheir beds with no assurance
OF their fate.
KINDER LEADS FOR PROSECUTOR
Kinder S, conceded t. haze lande.
tie place for prosecuting attorney un
the teket Bremer IS close oa suS
heels win Thomas third both Show
lng increased strength now that tile
Cary and Hamoiaad vote have been
disposed of AMI rural districts are be-
ing heard from Blomer appears
strang "a Lasi Chicaeo while Whiting
IS doing wen hy Thomas
sTATE SENATOR'S DoI BTFUI
The count fot state senator is of
doubtful issue ana sharp variations
are being shown IN different comman-
lties With two - select from hcId
e SIX complications arise which cause
changes houriy In Cary Holmes
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THE WEATHER

FOR INDIANA-Fair. continued cool
tonight and Thursday. except showers
tonight in extreme south portion
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WHERE AARON BURR couRIE:D
Hermitage. Famous G Colonial Man.lon
= lsiINow Made Zee lof BY Pro. +.
Z :. ducers Of Films. ~

The Hermitage, a famous mansion
Of colonial days. in which Aaron Burr.
<ourted end married Theodosla Pre-:
1ost III 1852, has been drawn into the
irresistible current. OF the picture
stage. 1t stands on the Paramus road.
south Of Tuxedo, and is the home pf
the grand daughter Of the physician
.whos years ago purchased, it from the
Provost estate. As II stood In 1882 It
stands today; flled With rare relics Of
colonial times. sst:;., tf.:..-; = 49, ;. ..
"A passerby on the highway recently,
was halted suddenly because Of the
commotion going on in the dooryard OF
the old stone house. Men and women le
actors we're In abundance everywhere
A huge rug had been hung OF, a rope.
leading from the mansion to an Ice
house.sto shut or the brilliant sun.
Over the top Of q wall there came
realistic shower from q hidden gar.
den hose. A dainty maiden. sheltered
by an umbrella, dashed through the
pelting rain with urgent haste and
found refuge in an open doorway of
the Hermitage. The film people were.
busy enacting an old colonial picture.
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HERMIT HAS STRANGE HQ :.
Has Devoted Many Years to Carving
Figures Out Of the Rocks o., !
= Island Home. 49,. +

The little island Of Rotheneuff. of
the coast Of France, has for it's sole
inhabitant\ an eccentric hermit who
for many years has devoted much OF
his time, to carving humanlfke figures
out Of the rocks which. slope down to
the sea. Ill 4
There are hundreds Of them mostly
lying on their backs, as If staring up
at the sky, but some in a seated pos
ture and q few standing erect.
The effect is described by the Popu-
lar; Science Monthly as weird and I'M
earthly; the figures looking like petri-
ned men. They are understood to rep
resent biblical characters. Along the
top Of the wall in front Of the hermit's
dwelling are a number of heads, like
wise carved out of stone.
The hermitage is on the summit of
the rocks, overlooking the carven shore
and the sea. People who live on the
nearby mainland call the place the
'.island5 of ghosts"
The hermit keeps his sculptures
swept clear Of sand. They seem to
have for him a religious Significance.
philadelphia Ledger.
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REPORTS GAME IN PROPULSION
According to Englishman, East Africa
10 a Paradise for the Hunters
Of Wild Animals.

That part OF East Africa which Is
traversed BY. the Uganda railway has
long been noted as big-game coun-
try, but few stay-at-home Britons
realize how plentiful the wild animals
are there. A government official.
whose work has taken him into one
Of the game preserves, writes az fol-
lows in the London Post from q Camp
pitched only four miles from the rail-
way and within twenty miles Of Nal
robi: -.
"As I sit writing in my tent I can
see through the door at least four
thousand head Of game feeding on the
plains. There is one group not four
hundred yards away. They consist OF
wildebeest, hartebeest, Grants gazelle.
Thomson's gazelle, impals. ostricheS
waterbuck, Gland and hundreds Of ze-
bra. I have never seen anything like
It, in any other part Of Africa, and,
as you know. l know something OF
the game districts Of southern Rhode
sia, the Belgian Congo, the Tanganyika
territory and the Portuguese territory
near the Royuma." ~
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independence.

True independence is one of the best
assets Of character, 1t raises life to
higher standards, 1t makes a man
conscious of his mission and increases
his e'f-respect. There Is no need Of
1t making a man overbearing or snob-
bish. In fact. the opposite is more
likely to be true True independence
helps a fellow, to recognize and respect
the ..worth-while In others. Instead Of
being a leaner It helps q man to. be-
come a prop for some fellow who can
be made stEong; by the right Influence.
True independence teaches<a. man, to
be one Of the group whose greatest Joy
is to make others better. The petty
man is afraid someone will get more
praise than he does and SO he quietly
suggests something to injure the other
fellow; Big fellows. are above such
smallness. They stand out in rich con-
trast because they live for what they
can put into life rather than for what
they can get out Of It.. They are INDIE
pendent Of petty schemes and find
their Joy in contributing to the worlds
uplift.-Exchange. - H..
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HAPPINESS p u FOUND UNI I IN WORK
Testimony q chauneey bepew /. In.
dorsd BY Another. Prominent i
-: American Veteran 5Es%'

- 10 s.AS +J4F
What Is the secret of usefulness
above sixt5?g Let me quote my friend
Chauncey DepeN. who says i II iook
back over sixty years Of continuous eft.
fort and when try to differentiate the
causes OF my health and happiness !.
always come back to work. ] never,
yet knew an idle man who was a,
happy man." 1t is his reply to those
who think the, millennium will come
when nobody will have to work more
thsn two hours in twenty-four. On hfs
seventy-ninths birthday he, said: with
each recurrence Of these anniversaries
lam more impressed with the perma-
nence Of friendship. That is the i'm
preston Of all who have moved into
the later years. We may not see our,
friends daily but the knowledge that
they are ID the flesh and in tile spirit
is wonderful help, and satisfaction;
In the currency OF friendship giving is
getting: T. Here is a young man of,
eighty-six who voted, for John c.: FIRE.
mont, who dined with, Gladstone, who
took part in every Republican. presl-,
Dental convention and campaign since
the party began, who believes every
year that comes is the best,rwho has,
worked all his life, and who has found
his happiness in work. The mans
creed IS this: ,"TheI Christian faith, Of
my mother is good enough for me-"
.WhnfI roi1id has hntfer pc Felix
.Agnus. Fs> .~>,5 ..t.' i
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1920-11-26
Effective Trespaas. Sign.

There is one thing the weekend
cutters from a city are afraid Of Tint
is poison ivy and poison oak. They
may figure out way to circumvent
the bulldog which the sign tells one to
beware o." and they do not always
heed threats of legal action mentioned
on signs. But they have wholesome
respect for poison vegetation. 1t
means pain and loss Of time from work
or pleasures. When a rancher of
California came to the point Of despair
In regard to keeping trespassers from
his thickets. and tired Of removing
litter and repairing fences and trees
he resorted to plan that proved to be
effective in almost hundred per- cent
Of cases. He placed at the several
points of entrance to his property
signs that read: danger! Poison Oak
Keep Quit" This did the work better
than threats or watch dogs; for the va
cationers could mot know just when
they might stumble on to the source Of
Irritating trouble.