Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 151, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 September 1926 — Page 9

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KANT LEAN MCOOLIDGE iIINT TO WATSON Blent Won't Let Sanders like Speeches in State I for Senator Jim. ", "K ft Rneeial ■ISHINGTON, Sept. 30.—SenSflames E. Watson of Indiana is JBfctest Republican leader to learn Mm President Coolidge is objecting leaned upon in the forthcampaign. oßesident Coolidge wants to make the issue and keep out of fight himself. Republican canH® tes, however, including Watson, b ■ working both with guile and to lug him in. EyWatson tried this way. Hie friends for Everett Sanders, secto the President and formerI Indiana congressman font Terre to make a few speeches in jjSidiana for Watson. It was all right Sanders and he was preparing speeches when Coolidge heard it. The President indicated he HMid not wish Sanders to engage in stumping campaign, fearing that ■anything he said would be popularly ■construed as coming from the PresiKdent himself. This has not tended ■kn put Watson in the best frame of Jjhd although he still is talking • on the stump of his loyalty administration. SSnTesldent Coolidge well remembers befell Wilson in 1918 when he gßßßted the country to elect a DemoCongress that would stand him. reason too why Coolidge shy of participation in ■ fall’s campaign is the fact that AE| has set his eye on 1928, f say. He does not want to Sggßp responsibility for what happens fall.

HLEBERRY’S | ANNUAL DEBUT appear on City Market at 25 Cents a Pint. Huckleberries at 25 cents a pint, home-grown cling peaches, 25 cents for two pounds, and cocoanuts, 13 cents each, or two for 25 cents, all made their initial appearance at city market today., Plentiful supplies of Florida grapefruit are now being received, and the price has dropped from 20 to 15 cents. Squash pumpkins are being sold at 10 to 50 cents; okra, 25 cents —a pound, and pidkles, which are ■ scarce, are quoted at 40 cents to $1 a hundred. Other commodities remained steady with previous prices. They are: Celery, 25 cents bunch; cucumbers, 40 cents dozen; corn, 30 cents a dozen ears; Jonathan and Grimes Golden apples, 10 cents a pound; turnips and radishes, 5 cents a bunch; green tojnatoes, 75 cents a bushel; Irish potatoes, 5 pounds for 25 cents; Michigan Concord grapes, 45 cents a basket; home-grown head lettuce, 15 cents a head; New York Bartlett pears, 10 cents a pound; tomatoes, two pounds for 15 cents.

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