Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 14 June 1929 — Page 7

JUNE 14. 19‘JO

HOOVER FIGHTS TO‘CLEAN UP' U. S, JUDICIARY Setback In Pennsylvania Faces Test In Kansas Appointment. m>--H'n nrti v> it t ' ASHING!ON. June 14—Prci- . f Herbert Hoover is determined nv nue his crusade for improve<rn' of the federal judiciary, depitr the general impression that program suffered a setback in ; controversy with Pennsylvania H r publicans over appointment of a and. trict judge in that state. There is considerable dispute as ■ whether the nomination of Alhr '* Watson in the Pennsylvania di' trict was a clean-cut victory for ’ politicians and a backdown by th< President and the attorney* : enernl. Administration spokesmen deny ' it was any concession to the poi t icral demands of the powerful! Prim-vlvania organization and Senr David Reed assert that Wat- ■ was picked as the best man " in " ;iid hr found. But politicians ■Tiieially have credited the out- " ne as a triumph for their side. TeM in Kansas Bu* the outstanding test is ex- ! Parted to come in the filling of a •■•■eanry in 1 lie Kansas district wlec,hip and in naming a man for I • t united State court of claims to .< feed the late .Judge Mackenzie ii :iie President can clear the way ! ■ r die men his attorney-general, dr. ides upon in these two eases his 1 c rnMiai iccc. s in the anc ent niggle to name non-political judges will be near to victory. But ii. on top of the Pennsylvania : uit, hr must bow to the demands oi the patronage hunters, it is predicted his task will become more difficult than it is now. The President won easily in his j lust attempt to select first-rate judge:, when he named three prominent but non-political lawyers for the southern New York district. The \ m verc not completely satisfactory to organization" Republicans, but they \> ere so well fitted that criti-i ci m was silenced. W ins in New Jersey Tl,' attorney-general has also made a good start toward getting ! i lie kind of man he want: in a New | H i.-ry vacancy. The first candidate presented by Senators Walter Hamilton, E. Edge and William Kean was unsatisfactory, but after a friendly conference with William Mitchell the Jersey spokesman i creed to go back home and try to find a man who met the at-lorncy-general's standards. In the Kansas case, however, the j in clrr.i ly arc drawn, according I in those in touch with the situation. {lie red guard" organization has backed Richard J. Hopkins. Assoi ; Ic just ire of the Kansas supreme court His sponsors include Senators Henry Allen and Arthur Capper. Gov. Clyde Reed, the statewide organization, twenty-five of the forty elective district judges of the state, and the chief justice of the supreme court. Many leaders ol the bar also support him. But he is bitterly opposed by many elements. R. M. Burch, associate justice of the supreme court, | leads the list. Hr declares openly : that Hopkins is incapable. But Hopkins has proved himself a fine vote-getter and he has the unbroken indorsement of the Kansas G. O. P.. PRACTICAL JOKE SENDS TWO FARMERS TO JAIL Mnvp Out Friend s Furniture On to Field, Get Three Years. Kv f ii if erf l’r-„ MADISON. Wis.. June 14— Pardon for a practical joke which cost them three years in prison is sought i, day from Governor Walter J. Kohler by Francis Dolan and Harry Fuller. Vernon county farmers. Returning irom a party where moonshine had flowed freely sev- j rial months ago. the two men J stopped at a friends home and, | finding his family absent, movers j the furniure from the house into j the nearby fields and orchards. The dining room table, adorned ; v ith the carcass of a skunk, was j located in a grove of trees some dis- j t a nee away. Despite the court's instructions ! that the men were not guilty of I burglary if they were not intent on j crime but merely were participat- | me in a drunken frolic, a jury con- | victed them. USE EMERGENCY FUND TO CHLORINATE SEWAGE iy;,oo Will B Required to Permit McClure Beach Opening. Funds for the chlorination of sewage in White River to permit opening of McClure Beach at Twen- i ty-sixth street will be taken from the mayor's emergency fund. Mayor Slack announced today. j It is estimated that about $2,500 will be required to chlorinate the pollution from the Ilroad Ripple sewage system. The onlv other money spent from i the mayor's $50,000 fund this year was the $15,000 appropriated for salaries of John W. Holtzman and Fred C. Gause. special attorneys in j the city's gas company case. Load Ocean Vessel at Detroit. ll',’ tinted Vrt** DETROIT. June 14—The first | vessel for a direct run from Detroit 1 to Europe is being loaded with freight. The steajoiship Dew stone is the first in a service to be operated from here to Europe by the Central 'Vest European Transport Company.

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