Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 225, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 February 1924 — Page 15

FRIDAY, FEB. 1, 1924

FOUR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES FOR k GOVERNOR SPEAK Shortcomings of Present State Administration Are Aired by Quartet, Bp Times Special FT WAYNE, Ind., Feb. I.—Shortcomings of the present State adminis tratlon and the necessity for lowei taxes were discussed in detail hen Thursday night when four candidates for the. Democratic nomination for Governor spoke from the same platform under the auspices of the Jefferson Club. The candidates who spoke are Dr. Carleton B. McCulloch, Indianapolis; Charles Stacey Batt, Terre Haute; Dale J. Crittenberger, Anderson, and Joseph M. Cravens, Madison. “Economy and honesty in public affairs must be the slogan in this campaign," Dr. McCulloch said. He advocated the elimination and consolidation of boards and commissions. In demanding honesty in public affairs, he said: “It is time our public offiicals, and those with whom they deal, should abandon the false yardstick of ‘Can we get by with it?’ and go back to the old-fashioned footrule of ‘ls it right .or is it wrong?' * “The Republican party has been in power In the State of Indiana for seven years and iij the Nation for three years,” Batt said. ‘‘ln the State the banks are charging off great packages of notes to profit and loss, and in

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the-Nation they have blown the dome off the teapot and are very near blowing the dome off the Capitol.” He attacked extravagance in the Siatehouse. Elkhart Taxpayers Organise Bp Times Special GOSHEN, Ind., Feb. I.—A taxpayers’ association of Eikiiart County was organized here today. John Brown, r— ||V -■ v EXTRACTED HONEY 3 Lbs., 75c 1 Lb., 30c THE HONEY STORE f 111 X. Delaware At.

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president of the State board of tax commissioners, and Harry Mies3e, Indianapolis, secretary of the Indiana Taxpayers’ Association, helped form the association . Screams Frighten Alleged Kidnaper SOUTH BEND. Ind., Feb. I.

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Theresa Mikula, 16, screamed when aroused from sleep by a man who had climbed through the window. The man, frightened, escaped through the window. Hu is believed to be the same man who attempted to kidnap the girl before.

Mentor Clothiers to Meet The central States sales cohvention of the Menter Clothing Company will be held at the Lincoln Feb. 3-4. Dele-

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Standard Meat Markets No. 1—427 W. Wash. No. 2—2635 W. Mich. Round and Sirloin Pure Pork Sausage.lo^ Steak • Hamburger 10<£ Fresh Shoulders, Boiling Beef 7 $ whole, lb Choice Pot Hot Bread. Eight Roast 12%^ loaves Good Coffee .. 18^ Pure Lard —9V2C

McSHANE’S 3 B 3^ h £ r as s h h ?t p (TWO DOORS WEST Or FAIR STORE) LARD I EGGS pork „ su m- SAUSAGE sar *l-°° WO- IQ I Ifq, FRESH PORK CUTS SIDES, small, HAMS, family SHOULDERS, LOINS, whole 15c Blae 15c 12c orhßlf 15c Beef Steak, Native Beef Roasts, Native BACON Loin or Round. .18* rhuck 12 m* | Shoulder 15<* b L e * k . f * l,t O F , Tender, juicy ... 15< j short Riba .Meed* ODC

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gates from five States are expected to attend. Olaff Ussing, president of the company, will be the principal speaker.

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