Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 270, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 March 1924 — Page 12

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MW TERMS CATTLE SALE AS ‘GREATOISASTER’ Governor Says Time Was Not Ripe to Let Stock Go. Governor McCray has protested to his creditors against the prices obtained for property sold by the Goodrich pool and for cattle sold by the pool. The Governor pointed out that 1.551 acres of land within fifteen miles of the stockyards was sold at an average of *65 an acre and that pure-bred Hereford cattle was sold at ?100 a head. Sale a Disaster “The sale of the famous herd of Fairfax Hereford at Orchard Lake Stock Farm was a great disaster. ’, the Governor said. He pointed out the time was not right to sell cattle. “As could have been expected.” he said, “the cattle sold for almost nothing. averaging but a little over SIOO apiece. To contrast the difference. I have but to point to my June. 1923. sale, when I sold seventy head selected from the herd, not Including any of the best animals, either stock herd bulls or matrons, at an average price of $520 each.” Farms Below Price In discussing the sale of the farmland the Governor pointed out it was eonsiderab' y below the price at which the property has been valued for taxation. He said the land for which $103,000 was obtained was appraised in October. 1921, by professional appraisers at $200,000. PERSHING COLLECTS DATA ConipMfs Material for Book on War and Sails for Heme. Btf United Prcag PARIS, March 25.—General Pershing started back for the United States today, haring completed collection of material for his book on the war. The General is a passenger on the George "Washington. Fine for Neuralgia Musterole insures quick relief from neuralgia When those sharp pains go shooting through your head, just rub a little of this clean, white ointment on your temples and neck. Musterole Is made with oil of mustard, but will not burn and blister like the old-fashioned mustard plaster. To Mothers: ' Mnterole is also made in milder form for babies and small children. Ask for Children’s Musterole. 35 it 65c in jars &. tubes: hospital size, $3.

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KOKOMO PUTS LID ON SUNDAY MOVIES \ Mayor Decides Issue as Church People Pray, Bit United I'm* KOKOMO, Ind., March 25. —Casting the deciding vote in favor of an ordinance to prohibit Sunday movies in Kokomo, Mayor Burrows last, night brought to an end one of the most heated debated in ’the city council’s history. Five councilmen voted for the ordinance and five voted against it. While the councilmen were deliberating and debating, church people held a mass prayer meeting. When it became apparent that the council was hopelessly deadlocked, Mayor Burrows cast the deciding vote. The move to close the Sunday shows was instituted by the W. C. T. U., the Ministerial Association and other church organizations. Theater operators have employed attorneys to test legality of the ordinance. LEGION MAY OPEN FIRE Suspension Veterans’ Vocational Pay to Be Discussed. Proposals of the United States Veterans' Buraeu <o stop vocational pay of veterans during summer months undoubtedly will be opposed by the Marlon County American Legion. The question will be discussed at a meeting of commanders and adjutants of Marion County posts at the Chamber of Commerce tonight. Approximately 100 disabled former service men would be affected in Indiana. INMAN LEAVES' JACKSON ■4O Secretary of Governor Club Resigns to Run Own Campaign. As a result of his announced intention to seek the Republican nomination for State Senator from Morgan. Hendricks and Owen Counties. B. R. Inman has resigned as secretary of the Jackson-for-Governor Club. Dailey E. McCoy of Versailles is in charge of the Jackson campaign.

Hoosier Briefs J. R. Morgan has been named president of Kokomo’s newly formed city plan commission. A mnrvement Is on foot in Logansport to buy the Fitch farm situated a few miles west of the city on the Wabash river for a park It Is one of the most picturesque spots In that part of Indiana Purdue reports this year’s farmers institutes the most successful in his tory. Approximately 109,000 persons attended the 465 day meetings held In every county In the Statt. The Elkhart shops of the New York Central Railroad have re-opened providing employment for 600 men five days a week. Evansville College’s campaign for an endowment fund has passed the $500,000 mark. Os this amount $275,000 was raised in the city’s campaign. The Haynes Automobile Company, Kokomo, expects to be producing cars at the rate of 1,000 a month by the last of April, Hayden Eames, general manager announces. Programs of the western Chautauqua at Winona Lake probably will be broadcast next summer. The auditorium will be connected by telephone to a Chicago. Indianapolis or South Bend broadcasting station. t So many complaints against chicken owners Allowing their fowls the “freedom of the city” have been reiceved by Princeton police that Chief Fettlnger inserted a notice tn a newspaper that chickens must be kept up. Librarians and their assistants of fourteen counties will hojd a district meeting at Columbus Thursday. South Bend has been chosen as the next convention city of the Indiana Spanish War Veterans. They recently closed a meeting at Ft. Wayne. Indiana University will be 100 years old In May. President Bryan has appointed a centennial celebration to arrange a progTam for May 7. Charging that his wife threw a pair of scissors, a glass dish and a cup of water at him, Earl Sklrvin, Bloomington, asks a divorce. Pqlice powers have been conferred on janitors at Shelbyville publio schools. They will keep watch for autoists who speed past school buildings. Thomas House, Franklin city engineer, also has been appointed to fill the position of city engineer at Shejbyrille.

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Wagner Music Masterfully Directed by Fritz Reiner

By WALTER D. HICKMAN Rather want to yell with joy. Well, why don’t you yell? If that is the way you feel about it, here goes. Ona B. Talbot has done it at last. She has dreamed for years of giving Indianapolis an a.ll-Wagner program played by a real orchestra, directed by a master and increased in interest by the presence of a famous singer of Wagner music. It takes nerve to have dreams like that. It takes even backbone because jUch dreams to realize means the spending of a lot of money. First, she had to cultivate an orchestral public. That was the first big job. And she won. The near capacity house at the Murat last night helped Mrs. Talbot realize her dream. Fritz Reiner as director of the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra (increased to a hundred men) won the greatest ovac tion of the season. The tributes to Reiner and his men came after the playing of the march from "Tannhauser” and “Ride of the Valkyries.” Here was careful, intelligent and marvelous directing on part of Reiner and as wonderful playing by members of the orchestra. Here was perfect music if I have ever heard perfect melody. Give Mrs. Talbot Credit I am going back behind the scenes for a minute and hand a bunch of flowers to Mrs. Talbot. I was afraid that Indianapolis might pass up this great Wagner program. But we don’t have to worry about this great city. We buy the real article when we want it, and It must he the real article A marvelous audience from the standpoint of numbers and quality was present. I consider It a tribute to Mrs. Talbot as well as the program. Mrs. Talbot means a great deal to musioa,! Indianapolis, if she had both of her eyes only on the box office figures, she never would take 'a plunge In orchestral concerts. She wants to make It possible to give us real orchestral music. In this she Is a great and honest civic leader. Every' one that patronizes her concerts aid In making such marvelous programs possible Am not afraid in publicly- felling you about the real service of Mrs. Talbot and her Fine Arts Association. Introducing Emmy Krueger A good deal of the Interest centered upon Emmy Krueger, dramatic soprano, who made her first appear ance In America at the Murat last night. She only arrived last week from the old country. Madame Krueger puts drama Into her voice and Wagner's music gave her that chance. It seemed to me that we really felt the heartbeats of this woman's artistry when she sang a group of songs, “Cease,” “Dreams'' and "Pains.” She has a voice of much volume. At all times she showed an Perfection Batter Makra Kiddie* Grow.—Adr

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