Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 11, Indianapolis, Marion County, 25 May 1926 — Page 12

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I. C. C. MAY COME TO FARMERS’ AID; RATES STUDIED Complete Survey Is Being Made of Freight Charge Structure. Time* Wash hr/1 on I' •m an, i.< ■ \< tv )or k I urn uv i WASHINGTON, May 25.—Relief for farmers of the West and Middle •[West, If it comes at all this year. Twill probably not come from Conistress but from the Interstate Commerce Commission. Delegates from nil States West of the Mississippi River, here In behalf ms the farmers, are centering: their (attention on headings held by the 1 Commission looking to revision of the freight rate structure on western (railroads. Counter Request The commission has before it a request. of the railroads for increased freight rates and a counter request from agriculturists and livestock interests for lower rates. It Is inak ing a complete survey of the situation under the Hoeh-Smith resolution passed by Congress several years ago. Subsidies, money credits, tariff and artificial prices are nil Impractical and ineffective for assisting agriculture, and lower transportation rost. is the only relief available, says B. O. Aylesworth. director of markets of Colorado, in a brief filed with the commission in behalf of eighteen farm organizations in that Stat?. Unlike Oilier Industries In agriculture, unlike any other Jndustry, the producer pays the cost of transportation, Aylesworth points put. In the fresh fruit and .vegetable Industry, the method is reversed. The wholesale distributer must eon--slder the probable supply for, demand of and price which a particular product will command. He determines as nearly as he can what (the wholesale price at some future

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LOANS We lend on improved Indianapolis real estate. For those who desire loans not exceeding 65% of our appraisement, we offer our monthly payment plan. For those desiring 50% or less of our appraisement, our regular mortgage plan is offered at a lower rate. A small expense fee, but no commission is charged. Crust Company N. W. Corner Penn, and Market The Bright Spot of Fountain Square I Shelby Furn. Cos. I 1113-17 Shelby St. For Standard Sheet Music, Books and Studies 27 E. Ohio St. Hume-Mansur Bldg. BMKN'M a WOMEN'S CLOIUINU Brownings jpl 118 E. Wash. St. H NEW YORK DENTISTS Now Located at 251/2 W. WASHINGTON 2 Doors East of Chas. Mayer Cos. feethurtT" FREE Picture Marie Dr. Scholl Expert Here Corrects Foot Troubles. Correct Shoes Fitted. 1546 N. Illinois St. ~ BUY FOB LE3B BANNER’S iIE)PS FI’KM SHIN tig 115 s. ILLINOIS ST,

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Traveling alone on her dog team Mrs. I’rady brought a store of medi cine to the influenza sufferers at Point Hope, Alaska. The supplies were put up in small packages. On tho first day she issued one-half her supply of packages. But before nightfall ten of these were returnd unopened. On the second day she issued one-third of what she then had remaining. Only two of these package.) were returned. The third day half of her then remaining stock of packages were issued. After one (if these were returned Mrs. Brady .had 24 packages left over. How many packages did she start with? Hast puz/.le answer:

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By adding three A's, two E's an T. an O and a Y to the consonants M. Ij. It, L, N, D, F, TANARUS, N you get the above postal slogan. This can be found in the Nashville, Tenn., postoffice. The first word should have been readily discovered, since the puzzle concerned the postofflee. F T N Is also recognizable as ‘‘often.” delivery date will be, deducts therefrom transportation costs, expenses of handling and his profits, and pays what is left to the producer. Lower freight rates for agriculture and livestock products than foi other products is sound economically and must be submitted to by other industries if their prosperity is to continue, Aylesworth argued.

PRIMARY® REPORTS FILED Candidates Make Big Gifts to Committee, League. Financial statements of the Ma- j rion County Republican primary i committee and of the Marlon County i Voters’ League have been filed with ! Albert li. I.osche, county clerk. Cassius L. Hogle, primary com- 1 ! mittee treasurer, reported receipts i j and expenditures of $0,620 and j Claude E. Negle.v of the Voters' ('League showed collections of $7, i j 520.116 and expenditures of $6,557.42 j | with a cash balance of $963.24. Contributions of SSOO each were j j reported by the primary committee from Sheriff Omcr Hawkins, Harry Dunn, county auditor; Judge Frank J. Lahr of Juvenile Court, Judge Janies M. Leathers of Superior Court One, Judge James A. Collins of Criminal Court, all successful candidates for renomination; Joseph M. | Milner, candidate for judge of Superior Court Five; George V. Coffin, county chairman; Frank Childers, candidate for county recorder, and Judge Clinton H. Givan, unsuccess- ! ful candidate for renomination for Suj>erior Court Four. Afnong large contributors to the Voters’ League were Orin E. Davis, deafeated Republican candidate for sheriff, $750. and Ralph E. Jones, Republican candidate for Criminal Court judge, S7OO. NURSES TO GRADUATE Twenty-two in Exercises Thursday Night at St. Vincent's. j Twenty-two nurses will be graduated from the St. Vincent's Hospital Training School for Nurses at exer- j rises Thursday night at the K. of ('. i | auditorium, Thirteenth and Del*ware Sts. Tonight members of the senior j Class and lecturers in the school will ' (lie given a banquet at the hospital, j At the graduating exercises Dr. j N'arl Habich will speak and Bishop Joseph F. Chartrand will present di-: | ploinas. Mary Jane Daily will sing, j Margaret Jones Is valedictorian. I

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K. OF C.'S ADJOURN Elected Timothy Galvin of Hammond State Deputy. Hu I lilted rriKK LOGANSPORT. Ind.. May 25. — Timothy Galvin, of Hammond, was re-elected State deputy of the Knights of Columbus at the annual convention which closed here Monday night. Hairy Fitzgerald, Evansville, was named secretary and H. .1. Kahn, Huntington, was selected treasurer. Vincennes was chosen for the convention city next year. BUS PROBE ORDERED I'll I nitrd Prefix WASHINGTON, May 25.—An investigation into the 1 operation of motor busses and motor trucks in connection with and in competition with railroads was ordered today by the Interstate Commerce Commission. Skinny Frail Folks Speedily Gain Weight The greatest si rength gi>-er and pro dueer of good healthy flesh In the world is Cod IJver (Ml it* full of vltaudnes. • But it's nasty stuff-ill smelliing and hard to take, and usually upsets the stomach. Thank goodness! ss'e don't have to even smell it any more, for now Hook, Goldsmith Bros, and all druggists are selling McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets, sugar coated, and as easy to take as candy, so that you can get the real Cod Liver Oil in condensed form ami get just the same results as with the horrible smelling, liquid. Men and women, weak, thin and nerv ous. are urged to put on weight anil get bark their health and strength with these wonderful tablets. One woman gained 15 pounds In five weeks and that's going' fast enough for any one. Only (50 cents for CO tablets, and if they don’t put live pounds of flesh on any thin person lit 30 days your druggist is authorised in hand you bark the money you paid for it. "But be sure and get McCoy's, the original and genuine Cod Liver Oil Tablet.”—Advertisement.

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The Largest and Most Complete Stock of Colombia Becorde In the City BOOTH SLR VICE. LYRIC MUSIC SHOP, 137 NORTH ILLINOIS ST. 4 Boors North of Lyric Theater. Bert Jaffe. Harold Jaffe. 7 N. Illinois St.—l 33 N. Penn. St. CAMPING EQUIPMENT FISHING TACKLE, COMPLETE LINE UNDERSELLING STORE 34 W. MARYLAND ST. WHITE Furniture Cos. Jake Wolf Tom Qnlnn “The Home of Heal Furniture Valnee” 343 to 349 Writ W awblngton St,

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