Indianapolis Times, Volume 39, Number 254, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 March 1928 — Page 7

MARCH 1,1928

MYERS ATTACKS JACKSON ‘GANG' Senator Candidate Denounces G. 0. P. Politician. By Times Sprcial HAMMOND, Ind., March I.—Governor Ed Jackson’s directed acquittal in Marion Criminal Court was campaign fodder for Walter Myers, candidate for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator, in a stinging address here Wednesday night. “His lawyers tried on him the statute of limitations and it fit like a glove,” Myers said. “Luckily his lawyers were two-fisted men, for as soon as the trial was over they had to fight with might and main to keep the Governor off the witness 6tand. “But they bravely took their liver in their hands and made a motion to direct a verdict at the close of the State’s evidence. Although the Governor is a lawyer himself, the car king cares of State must have made him forget that the same kind cf motion could be made at the conclusion of all the evidence after he had testified. Myers declared Democrats and Republicans alike had been “ignored and deceived by gang politicians.” “The same gang that nominated Jackson in a field of six, elected him, he said. “The same gang saw to it that Arthur Robinson was appointed to the United States Senate y hen Ralston died. The same gang elected Duvall mayor and six of thencrowd to the council in Indianapolis. Today five of that six are under indictment and Duvall has been found guilty of violating the corrupt practices act. “The same gang made Clyde Walb Republican State chairman and George V. Coffin the chairman in Marion Comity. Walb ran afoul of the Federal banking laws and Coffin was honored by being indicted along With Governor Jackson for the attempted bribery of Warren T. McCray.”

Blood and Nerve Troubles Ended By New Konjola *‘New Medicine Was Only Remedy That Helped Me,” States Indianapolis Lady. “Although I had tried every medicine I heard of it seemed to me that I would go through the rest of my life in a rundown condition because nothing relieved me. 1 took Konjoia and the wonderful results made pie want to give this endorsement,”

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said Mrs. G. F. Raricks, 1402 N. Gale St., this city, to the Konjola Man, just the other day, while talking to him at Hook's drug store, Illinois and Washington Sts., where he is daily meeting the public and explaining the merits of this new Konjola: “I had been told that my blood pressure was so far above normal, my condition was becoming serious,” continued Mrs. Raricks. “I did not know what to do and was terribly worried. All during the day I was subject to terrific headaches. They felt as if someone were driving a knife into my head and sometimes they were so intense that I thought I would go mad. These miseries made me so nervous that I had to take special medicine to make me sleep at night. Sometimes my nerves were so bad that the least noise made me scream. Finally my stomach was effected and I could not cat anything without suffering awful miseries after each meal. I would have gas bloating spells that made it impossible for me to get my breath and many times I would have to fight with all my strength to keep from strangling. I was getting very discouraged and soon lost all interest in life. “I decided to take Konjola after I learned how this medicine had helped my friends and the good it was doing throughout the city and this vicinity. As I continued with the treatment I knew that this was the only medicine that really helped ne. It regulated my entire system, drove all the poisons from my body and helped my health in every way. My blood pressure has gone down and I don't worry about it any more. Since my troubles have gotten better my nerves grew more quiet, and now I can sleep without lying awake for hours *at a time. My stomach is normal and the food never bothers me. I am now a happy woman and I owe all my pew health to Konjola. “It didn’t seem possible to me that Konjola could relieve me as it has done. It is wonderful to have a medicine like Konjola in the drug stores of Indianapolis and I will recommend this compound every chance I get.” The Konjola Man is at Hook’s drug store, Illinois and Washington Sts., where he is daily meeting the public and introducing and explaining the merits of this remedy. Konjola is being sold in large quantities at all Hook stores and by all the best druggists in all towns throughout this entire section.—Advertisement. _

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“The First Shower Bath” won the first prise in the first day of the Loose Nut contest. John Ward Vance, 2264 N. Delaware St., wins the $2, which will be mailed to him immediately. The original drawing by Lee Williams will be framed and forwarded. John’s drawing is somewhat complicated, but it seems that the man shoots the gun, bullet A striking plate B, tips candle C, burning string D, which causes ball E to fall and tip water container F, allowing water to run over man through container G and H. The glasses and spat have nothing to do with the shower bath. Drawings do not have to be quite so complicated as this one to win a prize. In fact, the simpler the better. All you are asked to do is explain some crazy invention or contrivance in-such a way that it can be illustrated by Lee Williams. No drawing need accompany the explanation. The Indianapolis Times will pay $2 for every illustration published, in addition to giving

PLAN FOR TAX RUSH March 15 Deadline for Filing Income Reports. Tables, chairs and benches in the third floor corridor of the Federal building today called attention to March 15, the final day for paying Federal inoome tax. Ten or twelve desks have been placed in the corridor by George L. Foote, acting collector of internal revenue, in order to facilitate the assisting of taxpayers in making and swearing to their income tax forms. Exemptions this year are the same as last year, 51,500 for single individuals, $3,500 for married persons, with S4OO for ea-ch dependant. The tax rate, after deductions and personal exemptions are made, is 1% per cent for the first $4,000 ; 3 per cent for the second $4,000, and 5 per cent on the remainder. Surtax rates start at SIO,OOO. BRAVE ABOUT LETTERS Auburn Telephone Operator Receives Four Unsigned Missives. By United Press AUBURN, Ind., March, I.—Bravery has been displayed by Miss Margaret Johnson, a local telephone operator, who insists she is not afraid after receiving four anonymous letters in the last few months. The first two letters were from Garrett, Ind., and the others from Wheeling, W. Va, The last letter arrived some time ago and since nothing was done about it. Miss Johnson is beginning to think they were written by someone “just trying to be funny.” Three Block Huge Project By Times Special ELKHART, Ind., March I.—'Three persons remonstrating against vacation of a county road are holding up an $8,000,000 program of the New York Central railroad for expansion of its yards here. The ~bjectors are J. C. Boss; his wife, Anna, and his brother, Jacob Boss, all Baugo Township residents.

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AGED WOMAN KILLED BY 80S Struck Down on Way to Visit Death-Stricken Home. On the way to visit the mourning family of a dead cousin, Mrs. Mary Boone Moore, 78, 2537 Southeastern Ave„ was killed at Southeastern and Rural St., by an IndianapolisShelbyville bus of the IndianapolisCincinnati Traction Company, driven by Alton E. Neal, 23, Wanamaker, Ind. The elderly woman waited on the corner for one car to pass and then her view evidently restricted by an umbrella which she was carrying, stepped in front of the bus. She died shortly after at a Standard Oil filling station near by. According to friends, Mrs. Moore, a resident of Indianapolis for over sixty-five years, was going to console the family of Albert R. Smith, 412 S. Dearborn St., who died Wednesday morning, when the accident occurred. Born in Anderson, Ind., Mrs. Moore, who was a descendant of Daniel Boone, came to Indianapolis when she was 13. She was a past president of the George H. Chapman Post Woman’s Relief Corps, G. A. R., and an active member oi the Woodbine M. E. church. Mrs. Moore is survived by her

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