Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 61, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 July 1926 — Page 3

JTJLYx 22, 1926

COOLIDGE TO BE * IGNORED IN FALL STAMP Watson Glories at Recover. Achieved in Bucking ' President. The Republican ' senatorial -and State campaigns this fall will be condupted ndependently .of the record of Prtsident Coolidge, it was clearly demonstrated at the G. O. P.Sbate gathering at Turkey Run State Park, ■Wednesday. Although there were a few words of faint praise for* the Republican President, the oratorical point-with-prides and other time-honored flowers for the current Republican chief executive were conspicuous by their absence. 1 , . “Coolidge Remarkably” “Calvin Coolidge s a remarkable President,” was about the \bestSenator James E. Watson, rendwped for ability to distribute compliments gracefully, could produce. Senior Arthur R. Robinson and Governor Jackson could do little bettei/ Watson deliberately outlined"** his, differences with Coolidge, particularly on the farm relief question and in so doing proclamed himself the leader of the antl-administra-ktion forces. P “The kept me from getting my way and I kept him from getting his," Watsop boasted. tyatson referred to the action of

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Coolidge forces in killing the Haugen farm measure and to the failure of the Fees bill, the Administration •measure, to be adopted. r “Wet have (had our differences on the world court and the method of providing relief for the farmer, but. there has been no estrangement between--- myself and the President,” Watson added | Worthy of Steel Watson warned the thousand Republican workers that they should concentrate efforts .in the rural districts. where he said the Democrats expect much support. "The Democratic morale not in better shape for years; iet us remember we have an enemy worthy of our yteel,” Watson said. “But tl\e flght the Indiana delegation carried on for the agricultural

bilT the farmers wanted entitles us 'to their'support.” / The frigidity of the general attitude tenvard Coolidge was enhanced by the frank report of Lloyd Gates, Columbia *City, Twelfth district chairman, which preceded by several hours the senatorial oratory. “Sphere's *o® denying the fact that the farmers are. ahtagonistic to the Administration,” Gates reported. He added, that he did rot believe ! the antagonist extended to the Indiana delegation in Congress. HEART ATTACK FATAL e Park Employe Dies Wjhile Adjusting Pool Electric Lights. A verdict, of feart attack was giyfen by Coroner Paul. F. Robinson today as the sause of death of Kred Kempf. 28, of 1014 S. keystone Ave., Wednesday night at Riverside Park. - According to J. TV. Darter. 1360 W. Thirty-First St., and J. M. Bladk. 530 S. East St. w park employes, Kempf was adjusting an electric light in the fish pool when he plunged Into the water. Hd was dead before medical attention could be given. C.' A. Coulter, manager and a brother-in-law of Kempf. said he ha been suffering from heart attacks. DRY NAVY GRAFT BARED Coast Guard Bribed. Says New " .Jersey Sheriff. Rt> United Pre.t TOM RIVER, H. J.. July 22.—Acceptance of bribed ranging from S2OO to SI,OOO and wholesale corruption and connivance in the rum-running activities of whiskey smugglers on the part of coast guard forces along the New Jersey Shore line from Barhegat Light to, Cape May. was charged today by Sheriff John Grant of Ocean County. His charges followed a 24-hour tour of inspection of the fifth coast guard district "by Commander William J. Wheeler of the coast guard headquarters at Washington.

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FOUR, DESERT AUTO V 1 Police Beljeve Oar- Left at Gas Station Was Stolen. Martin Haley, filling station attendant at Harding St. and Kentucky Ave., obtained an auto in payment for five gallons of gasoline Wednesday night, he told police todays. Four men were in the auto, and when started ajvay without paying, Haley said he jumped on the running board, stopped the car and the men fled. The auto was reported stolen by Mabel. Noule, Kokomo, Ind. * Lester Shaw. 2825 School St., was in bathing at Walnut Beach, when *4O and receipts were taken frdm left in a tent dressing room, he reported. THREE,WOMEN INJURED JThe'young women were injured on Wednesday night when an autp In which they were riding collided with another at F'ifty-'Fourth St. ind Central Ave. \ The injured “Were Misses Edna Henschen, 15, of 1530 Lawton St.; Mary Fisk, 19. of 1633 E. lowa St., apd FYances'Klee, 18, Os 618 E. Prdtt St. They were riding/with Frank White, Seyenty-Ninth St. and White River. Tme driver of the other auto was 1 William Brown, 1041 Superior St. Make Bed-Bug Killer This Easy Way Tea can easily make at borne a quart of tbs strongest bug killar for Jse enough to kill a milHoa bed bo*>. roaches, ants ana fleas. This recipe, known aa P.D Q , can do no damage to your guinea or furniture; won't rot or main doming. P.D.Q. is naad and recommended g botele. hospitals and railroads aa •stand safeift way of getting rid of Biscta. Instantly it (mother* and Urine creatures: coats their MU them inn hatching and roubipty3. can also be bad in ooobie-strength o— ready for use. Free patent apoot oa to reach bard-to-get-et ptaorb . Get P J3.Q. at your arwggijt'a today. Year money back a the bags are ant goo* tomorrow. ( Haag, all stores; Book’s, all store*; Goldsmith Broa., ail stores. >

WOULD BUY COMPANIES > i— \ Phone Firm Askes Permission to Issue sßoo,oo<Kin Bonds. Permission to issue Ih bonds to purchase the Madison Telephone the New Washington Telephone Company and the Telephone Company is asked in a petition filed with the public service commission Nby L. CGriffith, president of the . Southern Indiana Telephone and Telegraph Company of Seymour. •* Griffith proopses to pay for the concern. $33,989 for that at New Washington and $12,290 for that at# Henryville! j JURY TO FIX DATE Rlchmoiy! Youth Pleads Guilty to ■ Murder. Bn United Prest RICHMOND, ' Ind., Juljs 22. —Jt jury trial"was planned today to determine whether Leonard Phillips. IS, will be executed or sent to prison for life for the murder of Frank Buck, Richmond electrician. Phillips entered a plea of guilty when arraigned and a jtrial was ordered to (fetermuje the penalty?

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