Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 135, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 October 1925 — Page 7

r TUESDAY, OOT. 6,1923

AUTO IS MIRED IN MUD AFTER CHIEFS ORDER New Garage Proves of No ) Use—Mr. Fixit Asked to Obtain Cinders. Do You Know? Marion County owes the city money for flood prevention work. Failure to settle will delay construction of the Kentucky Ave and Oliver Ave. bridges across White River. Try Mr. Fixit when other remedies fail. He is The Times' representative at. the city hall. Write him at The Times. Removing his car from the street ( following Police Chief Kikhoff's recent order, one of Mr. Fixit’s correspondents became mired in the jti.4 of the alley after he had built anew garage. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I have made eral efforts t.o have the city dump some cinders in my alley at 2829 Robson St. with no avail. It is absolutely impassible. Police Chief Rikhoff ordered that no machine could sit it front of the house all night. So I proceded to spend $l6O building a garage and still my machine sit out all night because my first effort to get to my garage resulted in me getting stuck in my galley. It was so bad I had to get someone to pull me out. JOHN D. SPATTLDING, 2829 Robson St. Mr. Fixit agrees you have a real grievance. W. P. Hargon, clerk of the street commissioner's • office, will investigate. DEAR MR. FIXIT: Since the sewer was put in Abbott St. from AVest to California St., the gutters have never been cleaned out to allow the water to run into the sewer. Every time it rains puddles stand in front of each dwelling. MRS. B ~ Property Owner. Hargon said the repairs are In progress now. DEAR MR. FIXIT: I wish to ask you to find out why the lights on the Delaware St. bridge are not lighted at night. During the past month part of the time they were not lighted at all; other times (hey were out at night and lighted during the day. For a week they were lighted day and night and now they are not lighted at all. AVith Delaware St. torn up south of the br: !ge and a detour necessary around 1~, it is an absolutely dangerous placo to drive at night. DELAWARE STREET. It seems to be "on again, off again, gone again, Finnegan.” William H. Freeman, board of works member, has issued an order to insure that the lights behave and cease their eccentric conduct. DEAD MAN TO TESTIFY ► Evidence Given in Previous Trial E"<ml Against McCabe. Bi/ United Press VALPARAISO, Ind„ Oct. 6.—The State today prepared to use the testimony of a dead man In its effort to convict Alex McCabe of Chicago. on a murdtr charge. The prosecutor will rely largely on the evidence given at two previous trials of McCabe by Frank Cochran, star witness for the State who was murdered last June. McCabe is on trial for a third time for the slaying of Thad Fancher in a roadhouse hold-up near Crown Point last year.

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SEEK IMPORT BEHIND MOVE OF THOMPSON Council President Plans to Appoint Inspectors on Nonpartisan Basis. Politicians were scurrying about today seeking the import of the move of President Ben H. Thompson of city council to appoint 226 precinct election Inspectors on a non-partisan basis. Thompson, himself a Republican, backed by one other Republican member and the Democrats of the council, has announced he will favor selection of inspectors from an equal number of names submitted by the chairmen of both Republican and Democratic city organizations. Precedent Seen The action, it is pointed out. would create a precedent, as appointment of inspectors has always been considered political spoil. \ However, Thompson said he would not permit the chairmen to select the precincts for the men they recommend as inspectors. This provison would necessitate each chairman naming 225 "men, of which the council would select one-half or one less than one-half. "I believe there are enough votes

in the council to regulate appoint- j ment of inspectors In this manner.’’ j Thompson said. ‘‘l believe it would be fair.” Theatrical Gesture Home politicians regard Thompson’s move as a theatrical gesture. They point out that in all doubtful precincts where elections may be stolen by Irregular officials, council has the right to determine whither a Republican or Democrat inspector shall cast the decisive vote on the election board, which consists of two judges, one representing each major party. 200 TAKEN IN RAIDS Chicago Police Invade City’s “Protected" Gambling Dens. B United Press CHICAGO, Oct. 6.—Two hundred men were arrrested in a raid on "protected” gambling dens in Chicago during the night. Scores of police raided dens on four sides of the city. CUT THIS OUT —IT IS WORTH MONEY. Send this ad and ten cents to Foley & Cos., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive a sample bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for epughs, colds and hoarseness, also sample -package of FOLEY PILLS, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS for constipation and biliousness. These dependable remedies are free from opiates and have helped millions of people. Try them!—Advertisement.

APPEAL HEARING SET Date for hearing th© first of appeals from the board of works’ assessment on the Bean Creek . and Pleasant Run Interceptor sewer has been set for Oct. 26. by Special Judge James M. Berryhill,. In Circuit Court, it was announced today. Hearings will be held in groups. Southeastern Indianapolis property owners who appealed charge they are assessed in excess of the benefits they will receive.

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