Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 213, Indianapolis, Marion County, 6 January 1926 — Page 12

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UPDIKE AGAIN SEES COOLIDGE ABOUT BRYSON Representative Puts ‘New Information’ Before President. Bu Times Special WASHINGTON, .lan. 6.—President Coolidge today had another conference wit hßepresentative Ralph E. Updike, Indianapolis, on the Indianapolis postmastership. Updike said he had some new information Bent him by Indianapolis people which he showed the President as an argument that the latter's action in submitting Robert H. Rry son'a reappointment yesterday to the Senate should be recalled. He admitted being surprised when informed that the President had recommended Bryson, on the word of Postmaster-General Harry New. Updike haj asked for a competitive examination to fill the position, but has side-tracked that for a straightout fight against Bryson. Updike later asked Senator Robinson to object when Bryson's name comes before the Postal Affairs Committee of the Senate. Updike asked Robinson to arrange for him to appear before the committee when it considers Bryson’s appointment. Updike, as soon as he learned of the President action, sent Coolidge a letter protesting against being overridden. “I object to being placed in the position of the Wisconsin delegation which is being punished for disloyalty to the party,” he wrote. "I am a straight party Republican and have always worked and voted as such.”

11. S. JURY TOLD OF OSAGE PLOT Conspiracy to Murder Charges Likely to Result. Bv United Press GUTHRIE, Okla., Jan. 6.—First stories of the Osage murders were expected to be told to a Federal grand jury here today. Conspiracy to obtain some $2,000,500 of Indian wealth through plotted deaths of about twenty persons —lncluding the heirs-apparent of a ,'ertnin Osage family—will be examined. From expected testimony, if indictments follow, will come charges of murder and conspiracy against principals' of the alleged plot, it was indicated. Murder charges will be left to the State, conviction of conspiracy to be sought by Federal courts. Meanwhile, W. K. Hale, wealthy cattle map of the Osage country, and hiR nephew, Ernest Burkhardt, husband of an Indian heiress, remained in seperate local jails awaiting the taking of testimony. PRETZEL TWISTING CHAMP Bv United Press ALLENTOWN, Pa., Jan. 6.—Every section has its champion of one sort or another, so Allentown puts forward 16-year-old Wilbert Mauser, the champion pretzel twister of this part of Pennsylvania, home of the thirst producers

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From a Washington telegraph office this code message was sent to a New York broker. The operator thinking it a stock market tip, attempted to decipher it. He discovered that each letter was a straight substitution for another letter, that "SDX” was you,” “CRS” was ‘ "YKN” wae ‘’the” and “REO” was "and.” With this information can you decipher the message? Last puzzle answer: The Queensland stockyard paid S3OO for one cow and SIOO for the other. On the first cow it made 10 per cent or S3O. Therefore the cow was sold for $330. On the second the yard lost 10 per cent or $lO. Therefore it was sold for SBO. $330 plus S9O equals $420. $420 minus S4OO (the cost of the two cows) equals S2O, which equals 5 per cent gain on the transaction. BREAKS WORLD RECORD Japanese Girl Takes First in Standing High Jump. Bv United Press OSAKA —Miss . Kikuye Hitomi, famous Japanese girl athlete, has now two world record to *her credit, the hop-step-jump and standing nigh jump. At the recent Japan Olympic carnival held at Osaka, she established anew record of 1.14 meters in the standing high jump event, breaking the previous world record of 1.017 meters held by Miss Williams of America. She had previously established a world record of 11.625 meters in the hop-step-jump event, breaking the world record of 10.323 held by Miss Stein of America. She is coming to America next spring to study general athletic events and physical exercises.

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MAN’S BROTHER MAY BE ACCUSER Freedom for Russell Scot! Is Doubtful. Bv United Press CHICAGO, Jan. 6.—When Robert Scott faces trial for the murder of Joseph Maurer, he may find his brother Russell calling him a murderer. For Russell has characterized Robert Scott as the man Who fired tho fatal shot Into the man's body and then dropped out of sight, while he (Russell) stood trial for the mur der and faced the gallows three times. Friends of Russell see in Robert’s arrest a chance to obtain freedom for Russell from the asylum, but information obtained by the State's attorney has made this doubtful. Russell contended Robert killed Maurer in a fight in a drug store. The State’s attorney is interested in repoits from the Pacific collet that Robert had confessed to a cellmate that it was he and not Russell that tired the fatal shot. TO WASH SWEATER Never hang a shveater up to dry, but spread it on a thick towel, pulling it out to the proper shape. P~HEUMONIA Call a physician. Than begin j “emergency” treatment with I VICKS ▼ Vapoßub Over 17 Million Jar* Used Yearly 3-ROOM OUTFITS ~ Complete $349 “Make Your Own Terms” Ideal Furniture Go. 141 W. WASHINGTON

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