The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-10-02
bEVER|DGE
WILL VISIT
ALL CITIES
Speaking Tour Will Be Re-
petition OF His Primary
Campaign
tsrAFF CORRESPONDENT /. n. sERgIcEl

tSIAFF CORRESPONDENT |. n. sERsieEl
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct 9. - Fornna
opening of the Republican speaking
campaign By ex-senator Albert .
Beveriage, Republican nominee fei
United States senator. with stir
Ing address In Evansville this week
has served to arouse partisans te
active participation In the campaign
according TO Republican leaders
here. From new en- Hntlrins ef-
forts on the tart OF every RepubH-
can will be the watchword, accord
ing to Lawrence Lyons, Fer
state chairman.
Continuing the splendid impress
sion made I'm the fiery speech Al
Evansville. Senator Beveridge mas
been speaking nightly In cities and
towns OF Southern Indiana. Before
election day. the nominee Will nave
visited most OF the Important cities
of the state.
AS usual, Mr.. Beveridge has some
thing TO say and his message in
regard to his program for rester-
alton OF nermal times Is being re-
ceived enthusiastically By large
audiences, according to persons In
the Beveridge campaign party.
1t now appears that the DeveTidge e
speaking campaign will be Fepi-
tition of the primary campaign,
series of ovatiens In every section
OF the state.
Mr.. Beveridge, In a number of his
addresses. has emphasized the ne
cessity of every citizen registering
fer the election and In this manner
he Is cooperating with the party
committees which are now working
for a full registration Of the vote.
Republican leaders say that with a
full registration of The voters, COM
plete success for the Republican
senatorial and state tickets is as
sured.
Although interest In the senate
rial fight is overshadowing state Is
sues in the campaign. sorne inter-
estius campaign material In regard
TO the success OF the McCray admin
istratiea is being brought to Hsht
with the close OF the fiscal year fGr
the state on sept. 30.
The report OF the state prison
shows that under MeCray maDaEe-
ment this institution has had the
most successful year OF Its history
and has more than paid the expenses
Of operation from the sale of prod
ucts manufactured IN the insritu-
tion. The prison has taken in al
most sf.o0o.o0o from the sale OF It's
products this year and VIII turn IN
to the state treasury between t5o,-
eeo and $4,000 profit
A report Of the state securities
commission, composed Of Ed Jack
son. secretary of statei Ora Davies,
state treasurer, and Attorney Gen
e-si L. s. Lesh, shows that that
body made more than $4,000 above
expenses OF operation last year. Mr..
jackson and AR. Davies are candi-
dates on the Republican state tick
ct this fall seeking reelection.
Preliminary reports to the gov
ernor indicate that number OF
other state departments have had
the most successful year Of their
existence.
In spite OF the great decrease in
property valuations, Governor Me-
Cray was able to keep the state
tax rate down with but very little
increase. On the face OF the de-
creased valuations, the new rate
will not be as great a tax burden
on the people Of the state as last
years rate.
From these facts. coming to light
with the annual reports. Republi-
cans are saying that the state sd-
miuist-ation Is able to demand the
confidence Of Indiana voters.