Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 298, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 April 1925 — Page 5
MONDAY, APRIL 27,1925
BIG WILD WEST SHOW BOOKED FOR THIS CITY Miller Brothers’ 101 Ranch to Be Here on Tuesday, May 5. On Tuesday, May 6tli, ’ Miller Brothers’ 101 Ranch Wild West and Far East circus will be here for two performances. Miller Brothers, owners of the famous 101 Ranch at Marland, Okla., which contains nearly 150,000 acres, have a million a year, each, to spend. This year, the seven figure income of the ranch's president, Col. J. C. Miller, has gone into the show's performances, parade and features. The ranch, as a company, paid for the trains, the canvas, the wagons, the tons of equipment. The steel cars alone cost $300,000. Miller Brothers have added the Great Ear East, so that pageantry, elephants, camels, reckless riders of the entire world and exotic spectacles might make doubly sure the show's appeal. A three ring circus was bought outright and merged with the performance. Ix>ts of Features Os course, Colonel Miller with his brothers, Zack and George, wish the huge troupe to be a mighty success, and they know this cannot be
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unless It draws tremendous crowds, so a staggering array of features ha , 'c been added —world’s champion cow joys and cowgirls, Russian crack Cossack contingents, Mexican rurales, South American vaqueros, Chinese soldier-banditti, Manchu irregular horse, Hindu and Burmese troupes, crack Zouaves from French Indo-China, Arabian tribesmen ahors.* and Slayman All’s “Blue Devils’’ and De Mott's Turkestan bareback troupes. Among the historical features is Ezra Meeker, the only living person who crossed the Oregon Trail as an adult and who at the age of 95, crossed the continent again in an airplane. Many Indians The big show requires fifteen acres of canvas. The rectangular big top contains 240,000 square feet and its opera chair grandstand, with its auxiliary tiers, seats 14,000 people. There are 300 Indians, 300 riders, 600 horses, elephants, camels, buffalo, oxen, longhorns, burros, ponies and Eskimo dog teams with the show. There are 1.400 people in all. CENSURED, SHOOTS SELF Wife Reproves Husband: He Gets Out Old Revolver. Bw Times Special HORNSEY, Ent., April 27.—Because his wife told him that he was unkind for striking their son when the latter did not move quickly enough, Robert Bassil went Into the l>edroom and shot himself. His wife said his mind had been affected by war service.
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ARREST THREE IN RESORT RAID Couldn’t Pay Fines They Are Held in Jail. A raid by Sheriff Omer Hawkins and his deputies Saturday night at the Liberty Beach resort north of the city resulted in the conviction of three men arrested on the grounds: Lawrtnce Sexton, 1012 W. South St.; B. A. Heuber, 3315 N. Capitol Ave., and A. N. Rariden, 3401 E. Washington St. Each was charged with drunkenness and fined $1 and costs by Justice of Peace Harry Haines, Ravenswood. Since they did not have sufficient money they were brought to the county Jail. Sheriff Hawkins said a quantity of liquor was confiscated In automobiles and about the place. Frank Buchanan, proprietor, told the sheriff that anyone with liquor was not permitted in the building. As soon as word was given that the sheriff was there many left, Hawkins said.
WOMAN TAKES LIFE IN HOTEL Body Taken to Home at Tipton for Burial. Bhe body of Miss Minnie Martz. 51, who according to Deputy Coroner W. A. Doeppers, took her life Saturday night by hanging herself In her room at the Spink-Arms hotel, where she lived for the past eighteen months, was taken to Tipton, Ind., for burial, at 10 a. m. today. The body of Miss Martz. was lound when her brother. Charles M.
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INDIANS' WOES ATTRIBUTED TO NO SANITATION Plumber Says City Health Depends on Good Facilities. “The evil spirit that visited the camps of the Indians when they re niained encamped too long In any I one spot wasn't really an evil spirit at all; it was the pestilence and disease that result whenever many people live together without sanitary plumbing equipment to carry away refuse from their dwelling place,” O. J. Sellmeyer, 3313 E. Tenth St., says in explaining the necessity of good plumbing in the home. “If Indianapolis was without san itary plumbing facilities, it would be, within thirty days, a veritable pest hole," Sellmeyer declared. Aids Community "Plumbing, such as we install, is, I believe, a real benefit to the community, for it not only preserves the health of the citizens and makes it possible for them to live In comfort. : but It even adds to the good looks of the women of today. "That’s a fact; the modern woman is younger looking, better looking and has better health than the women of formetr generations had. and a large part of this is due to sanitary plumbing in her home. With such plumbing as is sold in our shop her work is much lighter, for modern plumbing is easy to keep clean." Repair Service In addition to installing plumbing in the home, Sellmeyer maintains a high grade repair service for the
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Nurses Join Campaign to Raise Hospital Money
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Above (left to right): Eunice Hadley, Nina Kownian, Ruth Meek, Dorothy Smith, Snider. Below: Mildred Miller, ChrisCne Iteiber, Ruth Lois Watkins, Florence Matchett
These Indianapolis nurses, representing both graduates and stu dents of the Methodist Hospital’s staff, are the most recent volunteers in the dual to raise $1,500,000 for the Methodist Hospitals of Indianapolis, Ft. Wayne. Gary and Princeton. They will have charge of the campaign within the local hosplttal.
Martz, who was summoned by her, arrived at the hotel early Sunday. Her brother said she had been in ill health all of her life. Miss Martz. was a member of the Church of Christ. Scientist, at Tipton. She was born in Greenwood, but at the age of 12 moved to Tipton with her parents. Her father before his death was mayor and her brother is a retired banker and business man at Tipton.
convenience of Itidianapolis folks whose plumbing gets out of order. Four cars are kept in service to answer emergency, calls, and disabled plumbing is repaired quickly as well hs capably. A telephone call to Webster 7077 will bring an emergency car to the house at once. One visit from this plumbing establishment will serve to convince the householder that Sellmeyer service satisfies.
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Intensive solicitation of the State-wide chest has been under way for three weeks, and $347,752 had been pledged Sunday, w r hen the first official announcement was made at headquarters here. The fund will be distributed among the four Institutions for new buildings, nurses’ homes, additional equipment, payment of
QUOTAS IN TWO STATES Legion Announces Success of Drive in South. Arkansas and Tennessee have raised their quotas of the national American Legion endowment fund for disabled men and the orphans of veterans, it was announced by National Commander James A. Drain
SCHATZ MAKES FALLEN ARCHES HIS SPECIALTY Chiropodist Says Cause of Tired Feet Is Often Unknown. Hot weather may be excellent fAr corn, from the farmer's point of view, hut it Is most discomforting for corns, as any foot weary pedestrian will testify. Every sort of foot ailment, from ingrowing hails to fallen arches, seems much worse in warm weather, and many an irritable business man and ill-hu-mored housewife has more trouble with his feet than in his head. If the trouble is due to corns, bunions or ingrowing nails, the troubled one usually knows It and tries to correct It. Good Chiropodist He either takes amateur treat ments at home or socks the services of a competent chiropodist like William Schatz, B‘i E. Washington St. In case the sufferer is only aware of a tired and aching feeling in the legs and feet, however, he may fail to realize that he Is threatened with the most painful of foot troubles,' fallen arches—and neglect to have them given the attention that would speedily restore them to normal. Can Be Cured “If a case of falling arches Is treated before it has progressed too far,” Schatz said, "it is possible to cure It by treatments that strength en the muscles of the feet. “The falling arch is usually due to weakness of these muscles rather than any defects in the bones of the foot, and It can be remedied and cured by correct treatment. In my work, I am specializing on these arch treatments, and have been able to cure many cases before they became acutely painful and permanent."
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debts, and creation of money reserves. A nurses’ home for the 155 nurses at the Indianapolis hospital is to be built. The student nurses now make their homes in old, Inadequate houses scattered about the community, at long distances from the hospital.
at American Legion national headquarters here today. Both States have passed their national quotas of $40,000 and $60,000 respectively. They are the second and third States In the union to subscribe their share to the endowment fund, Kentucky having been first. Several other Southern States expect to attain their quotas within a week or ten days.
NOW IS TIME FOR REPAIRING TIRES ON CAR Murat Company Also Is Specialist on Batteries. Now that the ■warm days have come and.Ahe automobile is a source of much pleasure as well as a means of quick transportation, the car owner who has stored the family bus for the winter, is hauling it out of the garage and giving the battery, tires aftd other parts a careful "once over.” The chances are that he finds the battery pretty well run down and the tires inclined to go flat in inconvenient places. Service Company These defects can he speedily remedied by stopping in at the Murat Tire and Rubber Company, 207-209 E. New York St., and taking advantage of the tire and battery service. The Murat Tire and Rubber Company, according to the management, *as been successfully operating its business of tire and battery sales and service on the fundamental principles of satisfaction. The managers realize that a satisfied customer is the biggest asset a firm can have, and they are constantly striving to increase this asset. Tires Handled With this in mind, they stock and sll a complete line < f Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Tires. United States Royal Cord Tires, and Murat .Batteries. In their repair shot) they use the Hawkinson System of tire repair, which guarantees a service able, flexible and satisfactory repair. Their shop is fully equipped to sell and give service and repairs on balloon tires of all sizes.
CHIROPODIST Registered Registered Foot Specialist For Festered Corns; Inflamed Painful Bunions; Affected, Inflamed, Ingrown Tocnrfils. Also proud flesh and growths of ai) kinds, or of long standing, ran be cured even though 20 or 30 years old. All ailments of the feet will be taken eare of in m.v treatments without any painful results. 25 YEARS EXPERIENCE William Sch&tz Open From H A. M to 1 P. M Fait WHwhlngton Street
IRVING LETTERS THROWING LIGHT ON U.S. HISTORY Remarkable Collection Is Presented to Yale University. Bu Vnitcd Press NEW HAVEN, Conn.. April 27. A remarkable collection of early Americana, in the form of letters and manuscripts of Washington Irving, has just been acquired by A’ale University. They include mhny valuable documents and letters which have never been published and which may throw considerable light on early American history. The collection was given to the university by Starling W. Childs. ’9l, of New York, In memory of his father, Albert H. Childs, ’6l. Tt Is considered one of the most valuable
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gifts th university has received id years. The letters, most of which havi never been published, number 211 and contain a record of Irving’s life from 1816 to 1858. Many of them are to his niece, Mrs. Btnrrow,. while others are addressed to his sister. 1 Mrs. Paris. They describe with full detail and characteristic chaijq Irving's life in Madrid while he was United States ambassador to Spr.ln. “The (Collection Is not merely literary, "Andrew Keogh, Yale Uni. versity librarian said, “but political and historical. They form a record in a sebse of American life between 1816 and 1858.”
Rack Anti-Chinese I>aw MANILA. April 27.—The Philip!, pine bookkeeping law requiring that accounts of merchants shall be kept In English, Spanish or native dialect has been declared constitutional by the Philippine Supreme Court. It was aimed at Chinese merchants. An appeal will be taken to the United States Supreme Court. Cruel to Cattle BELFAST, Ireland, April 27.—A farmer near here was heavily fined for dehorning cattle without first having administered an anesthetic.
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