Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 133, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 October 1920 — Page 8
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GOODRICH WILE IS MADE CLEAR BY REPUBLICAN Jefferson County Man Tells of Club Used in Highway Scheme. MENTIONS THREAT MADE In a Utter to the Daily Times. William E. Ryker, a Republican of Jefferson County, throws some light on the methods of the Goodrich administration in dealing with the good roads situation in Indiana. The letter follows: Madison, Ind., Sept. 28, 1920. Editor Indiana Times —Governor Goodrich and his State highway commission recently came down to Madison cn a little trading Jaunt. _ _ _ . Now. I think highly of James P. Goodrich as a man, and I, being a Republican almost straight since 1878, must hesitate to even mildly criticise Republican officials. as we must all live in the same big house, but 1 have been a good roads man and a State worker as well as a national worker for years before I had the honor of knowing there was a James P. Goodrich or eTen a State highway commission composed of men whose wisdom <?l as to economy^?) and highway knowledge (?) far exceeds even that of Solomon. Apparently what they don’t know about both economy and highways fills both the Bible and the dictionary. 1 say nought against them, for ’‘Brutus Is an honorable man.” However, we read from Solomon, ‘Speak not against the King, no, not In thy secret bed chamber.” So I may not presume to criticise the Governor of Indiana We wore both bred and born under the same autocratic thenlogic regime, which makes us autocratic from youth up. being of the "elect.'’ we had both wisdom exceeding and salvation assured. . „ The commission came down to Madison, debated as It has done time and again, marched up a hill and then marched down again and then offered their trading stock, towlt: DETAILS OF PROPOSED TRADE. They would trade to Jefferson t.’ountv two State highways, i. e. The Mich Iran Plank road to Versailles and the State road to North Vernon for virtually a State highway to be built by ’ho people of Jefferson County from Madison to t e Rwiuerland County line, bui.'t under the supervision of the State hlgh vay commission of concrete or its equal. The trade offer Is rammed down with the threat of dropping the Michigan plank road to Versailles and substituting the State road to North Vernon if tuo trade offer Is not accepted. Governor Goodrich only the past summer decided the Michigan plank road to Versailles to be the State highway. See? The highway act reads that all selections of State highways shall be completed on or before the first day of April. 1920. Subsequent selections are, of course, null and void if there is any Binding law in a legislative enactment— the attorney general to the contrary. Ws are so "sot” as to believe legblat've enactments are the supreme laws of Indiana until declared unconstitutional by the Indiana Su rente Court and Infinitely above (as to regardsi any ww< made by the attorney general which
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30x3 N. S., List Price, $2010; Sale Price -•- • .$ll.OO 30x3i/ 2 k S„ List Price, 24.00; Sale Price 13.96 32x3!/2 N. S., List Price, 28.80; Sale Price 16.89 31x4 N. S., List Price, 33.50; Sale Price 21.23 32x4 N- S., List Price, 38.35; Sale Price 21.64 33x4 N. S., List Price, 40.30; Sale Price ...22.66 34x4 N. S., List Price, 41.20; Sale Price 23.16 32x4i/o N. S., List Price, 51.50; Sale Price. 28.87 '33x4 1/2 N. S., List Price, 52.90; Sale Price 30.55 N. S-, List Price, 54.65; Sale Price 30.74 35x414 N. S., List Price, 57.20; Sale Price 32.14 36x414 N. S., List Price, 58.10; Sale Price 32.67 35x5 ~N. S., List Price, 67.20; Sale Price 37.73 37x5 N. S., List Price, 71.20; Sale Price 39.98
This sale is two-fold in importance — It gives you an opportunity to learn how GOOD American tires are — • and to save moneyWe also have a good stock of guaranteed red and grey Amer-ican-Akron inner tubes that will be sold at a sale price as low in proportion as our casings.
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j must be not only Intensely partisan but constitutionally spurious. Am I right? Sar 1 The trade offer Involves a tax on the. people of at least $(>00,000. I suppose our Republican commissioners will make the trade, ns It Is Republican, and the Stato traders are also of our Republican household. Why not 11 . ... Now, a word as to trading stock of both ■ parties, commissioners and highways commissioners: . First, the river road from Madison to Ithe Switzerland County line—rejected on : a former trip by the State highway commission because of constant overflow at moderately high stages of the Uhio River—a trail along the river bank or at, the foot of the Ohio’s rugged, steep, and In places precipitous hills Is really a boulevard for pleasure cars, but also used to carry vast quantities or freight for both home and foreign parts at unnecessary expense. A weubuilt pike road under the township law answers every need, as the P° than affords abundant trade and business facilities (see Madison Courier). It appears a fool’s trade, as th .e deacon said iof his oxen when they ran into the creek, "There warn’t no sense in them tbar oxen spiten hell, ah.” Now as the Michigan road part or the trading stock of the highway commission omitting the plank road part to 'ersallles—the Michigan road is now and , has been since Its bonds were deeded to the State at the Mlssinewa treaty by the | Potowatomie Indian?, the P r oP er *J < , the pefcple of Indiana and of the people of the United States. • . . ! i The Legislature is made by the deed a fiduciary legatee whose duty is to build and maintain a highway 100 feet wide , from Lake Michigan, at or near Michj lgan City to the Ohio River at Madison. i ROAD BUILT j BY STATE | ' The State built the Michigan road dur. ! Ing the thirties (?) with the money from the sle of lands (the gift from the Potowatomie Indians) about a million or perhaps a half more, and it is today tho propertv of the people of Indiana, despite illegal acts of legislative bodies and county commissioners or tne encroiea- • meats of abutting property owners for ‘ the Supreme Coyrt of Indiana has cic—- ' elded that the cltiros of adrerse possession cannot be made to lie against the 1 property of the state or any form of 1 public property. i Wherefore, the main point of the com- ! missioners’ trading stock was surely not the property of the commission to beg.n with, but then a certain class of automobiles are driven 'neath lovely moonlight and used as trading stock, so why not the highway Useif over which the onto trading stock travels ’neath beautiful moonlight in search of a barga.n In , trade. I suppose as "Nick” says, "Ths : people are foolish." 1 They don't know or they would not stand for the folly and economic waste of the State Highway Commission. ! Sincerely and k ndly. a friend, WILLIAM EDWARD RYKER, : Route No. 4, Madison, Ind. Town Heads in Clash - Over Serving Papers Soocla! to The Time*. j HARTFORD CITY, Ind., Oct. 13.—The city police department and Prosecuting Attorney O. A. Pursley are at loggerheads over the serving of subnoenaes. The city officers have refused to serve such papers for the prosecutor in certain esses. J The prosecutor declares he will take egal action against the officers.
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—there have been lots of wise motorists who took our advice last Saturday and got here early. There’s yet time for a few more to save about LCc on the $. We’il know how much you appreciate value by Thursday. “S TEP ON HER”
30x31/2 N. S., List Price, $43.00; Sale Price $26.06 32x31/2 N. S., List Price, 48.00; Sale Price - 27.86 32x4 N. S., List Price, 61.00; Sale Price 36.40 33x4 N. S., List Price, 62.65; Sale Price 36.29 34x4 N. S., List Price, 64 35; Sale Price 37.29 32x4% N. S., List Price, 68.70; Sale Price 39.87 33x41/2 N. S., List Price, 70.50; Sale Price 40.90 34x4% N. S., List Price, 72.50; Sale-Price 41.97 35x4% Nt S., List Price, 74.00; Sale Price 43.01 36x4% N. S., List Price, 75.80; Sale Price 44.00 35x5 N- S., List Price, 89.90; Sale Price • 52.20 37x5 N. S., List Price, 94.00; Sale Price 54.71
DWIGHT MURPHY NEW CREDIT HEAD Mrs. Edna C. Marer Wins Attendance Prize. The following officers were elected at the annual meeting of the Indianapolis Association of Credit Men, which was held In connection with the annual banquet of the association last night at the Athenaeum: President, Dwight A, Murphy; first vice-president, John C. Rugensteln; second vice-president, Charles E. Sullivan; treasurer, John M. Caswell; directors for two years, Grnar A. Farthing, William A. Emerson, Albert R. Taggart, Arthur W. Macy r.iwi Arthur P. Stevenson; for one year, Fiqank L. Bridges, Frank B. Slupesky. Robert O. Bonner and Everett C. Johnson. The retiring president, B. G. Holmes, made his annual address, reports also being read by CStarles E. Wagner, retiring treasurer, and Lawrence G. Holmes, general secretary, both of these reports showing tho association Is prospering and steadily developing In membership. First prise, a handbag, for the best attendance of the women members, was awarded to Mrs. Edna C. Marer, and the second prize, a bottle of perfume, was awarded to Miss Mina Markle. Flrse prize for the men was won by Alvin Hilsmeyer, who had not missed a meeting of the association during the year, and the second prize was won by Robert Bouner. A program of entertainment followed
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INDIANA DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1920.
So. Bend Booze Case in Jurymen’s Hands Special to The Times. SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Oct. 13.—After ft sensational trial, In which the police department was openly charged with seizing whisky to stock city haU lockers, the case against Carl Zimmer and Eugens Dambacher, charged with unlawful possession of liquor, went to the Jury In the St. Joseph Superior Court Tuesday aftsrnoon. The defendants already have served Federal sentences of four months each In the Marlon County Jail at Indianapolis for Interstats transportation of the liquor. Enters Denial to Old Murder Charge Special to The Times. SOUTH BEND, Ind., Oct. 13.—Jack Wright was arraigned here Tuesday on the charge of murdering Henry Muessel and Frank Chrobot In December, 1915, and pleaded not guilty. His trial will commence next week. Wright, Charles Dauruther and August Schultz nre accused of shooting the two victims to death In connection with the robbery of the office of the Muessel Brewing Company here. . Danrutber U believed to be dead; Schultz has been In the SL Joseph Counj ty Jail for a number of months, and j Wright recently was captured at Detroit, Mich.
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Herc'o Joyful news for every fleshy person who loves good ..Kings to eat, especially those who are denying themselves the things they like most because of their desire to keep down their weight or to reduce the fat with which they ere already burdened. There ie no further neceeehr to diet to order to keep your v.-eight down or reduce the fit you have already acquired. Tho famous Marmola Prescription has been put up in tablet form, and is now sold by all druesrrats at one dollar fora goor size box. Togetridoffatatthera’eoftwo. t hreec- four pounds a week. Just takeonc ci these little tablets after each meal and at bedtime until you have reduced your weight to where you want It. No wrinkle* or fiabbmes3 wifi ramain. Use Marmola Prescription Tablets according to directions 3 few weeks snd get resuits without going through long siege* of tiresome exercise and starvation diet. Get them at tny drug store or send the price to toe larrooLCo..9lG*rfie!d Building, Detroit, Mich., and receive them by uuui, prepaid, in plain, sealed cover.
y We Guarantee Every tire in this Sale to be a Factory First Ti re. Every FabricTireSold on a6oooMiie Factory Guarantee Adjustment Basis. Every Cord Tire Sold on a 8000 Mile Basis.
BOOZE FINES AND TERMS GIVEN OUT Large Blind Tiger Class in City Court. Roy Degaro ani Charles Haase, charged with operating a blind tiger, were sentenced to serve thlrdy days and fined SIOO each by Judge Pritchard in City Court. According to police testimony, Degaro and Haase had twelve gallons of “white mule,” which the defendants said they bought in Clinton. Thomas Meade, dry beer saloon keeper at 1501 Rates street, was fined SIOO and sentenced to serve thirty days on a charge of operating a blind tiger. The police said Meade had thirty quarts of bonded whisky. George Barland, 30 Lawsing street, arrested on a blind tiger charge, was fined SSO and costs adn sentenced to serve thirty days. Morain Cordray, 815 East McCarty street, was fined SIOO and costs and sentenced to serve thirty days on the State farm on a blind tiger charge. FALLS EIGHT FEET; KILLED. LAFAYETTE, Ind., Oct. 13.—Charles Ruffing, 25, was killed Tuesday, when he fell eight feet from a scaffold In a lumber yard at Buck Creek, ten miles south of here.
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Col. Felix Diaz, Exile, Is En Route to Cuba 1 — VERA CRUZ, Oct. 13.—C01. Felix Diaz, nephew of former President Portflorio Diaz, Is en route from Havaaa.today, an exile from Mexico. He sailed on board the French steamer Flandre yesterday evening. He was ordered banished because of his revolutionary activities.
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Rheumatism’s Pains Will Soon Begin
But You Can Do Much to Head Them Off. f ~ ■ So many people dread to see the fading of summer, for to those afflicted with Rheumatism it means that the comfort they hare enjoyed during the warm se son Is so on to give way to the pains and pa/ige of this disease of torture.
Warm weather seems to render the germs ot Rheumatism inactive and harmless—but soon they will arouse and renew their furious a l tacks with all of their old-time vigor.
Are you quite sure that you have ever treated your Rheumatism In an intelligent manner? Doubtless you have tried remedies by the score, because the pains are always Increasing In severity ind are a source of constant suffering Itut Juat he e is where you make your m'stake ns others have done by the I thousands. Just because your Rheumatism causes 'no much pain and discomfort you feel i that the proper way to treat the dis e: se Is to endeavor to get rid of Is I pains So you rush for the liniment bot- ! tie and begin to rub and rub in a frantic effort to relieve your suffering. And at times, po.sibly, you get some slight relief. But did yon eTer know of any one ever ridding themselves of this painful dlsesse by the use of liniments or other local treatment? A disease that can cause so much suf-
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sering is not confined to the surface of the skin, and can not be successfully treated by local remedies. You har* but to look around you at the numerous helpless victims of Rheumatism .o confirm this statement. Ask any of them and they will tell you that no matter how much liniment they ue, each season again finds them In the grip of the disease. Do you want to haTe the same experience? Or are you willing to take advantage of a treatment that has been successfully used by many victims? Many cases of Rheumatism are due to a tiny germ in the blood, which multiplies by the million and carries its pains to different rarts of the body. Such cases must be ireated through the Mood, and the disease germs eradicated lief ore the dlse-iae can be conquered. This Is why S. S. S., the fine old Mood remedy, has given such satisfactory results In the treatment of Rheumatism. It Is such a thorough blood cleanser that It removes all foreign substance from the circulation, thus clearing it of the germs that cause the disease.
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