Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 81, Indianapolis, Marion County, 13 August 1931 — Page 5

’AUG. 13, 1931

LEGS TO FACE STILL ANOTHER COURTBATTLE Jones Law Charges to Be Preferred Against N. Y. Racketeer. By United Press NEW YORK, Aug. 13—Jack (Legs) Diamond, free under $15,000 bail, pending appeal of his fouryear sentence on a liquor charge, faced further prosecution today for his Catskill beer activity. Judge Richard J. Hopkins, dry Jurist of Kansas, who once was an Anti-Saloon League official, meted out the maximum penalty of four years and a SII,OOO fine, but indicated he thought Diamond should be imprisoned for thirty or forty years. He suggested prosecution under the Jones law “The judge’s instructions with reference to Jones law charges will be heeded,' 1 Arthur H. Schwartz, assistant United States attorney, said. ACT ON GAS TAX FORCE Larger Field Staff Sought to Stem Gasoline Bootlegging. Permission will be sought from the state budget committee to add seven more men to the field staff of the gasoline tax department to try and stem the tide of bootleg gasoline, it was announced today by Floyd E. Williamson, state auditor. This would bring the field force to twelve. Present salaries range from a minimum of SI,BOO to a maximum of $3,000. New men would start at the minimum, Williamson declared.

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TRAINING YOUR DOG BY L. J. BROSEMER, Director Chappell Kennel Foundation.

NUMBER FOUR WHERE else can you get a. much fun, companionship, devotion and loyalty as from a dog, whether he be a show winner or Just a dog? • . For the growing boy or girl, a puppy is an ideal possession; the fact that the dog looks up to the child trustingly and 1 obediently causes the child to play the part of the leader and master and to be worthy of his confidence. All the things we have talked about in the previous articles of this series should be gone over often, but not too often at a time. Leave just a minute or two between attempts. Do not tire the dog; do not attempt to go through too many lessons in one period. Two or three commands each day are sufficient. But stop work only on a successful performance. After a time the dog will realize that he must keep at it until he succeed. 1 . There is no particular value or virtue in the words of command we have chosen. You can teach your dog to get down when you say “Up” and to get up when you command “Down.” Choose a word for each act and always use it. And whether your dog speaks English, German or Turkish, he will understand you. a a tt WE have had the command |“Down” for lying down. We now have the command “Sit,” when we wish the dog to sit on his haunches. Take hold of Spot by the collar with one hand and with the other press on his loins while commanding “Sit.” Press slightly on the loins, that portion of the body directly before the hind legs. Most dogs, such as terriers, like

to jump, and it is comparatively jasy to teach them to do so. Place a stick on the floor, with one end against the wall. Snap the fingers, hold some mcrsel of food in the hand and tempt the dog across the stick. Command “Jump” each time. Raise the stick about an inch-and repeat the process; then raise the stick another inch or two, and so on. •> u tt PREVENT the dog from going around the ends of the stick or underneath. And do not make him fearful by having him jump on a hard or slippery floor. Later, you can use your arms for a barrier. Jumping over walls and high barriers should be done only with the larger breeds of dogs, such as shepherds, aird&ies and Doberman pinschers. Much has been said about shy and nervous dogs. It is difficult to say before a dog is 6 months old

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4 STATES WANT WINKLER TRIAL Clamor for Custody of Burke’s Henchman. By United Pres* ST. JOSEPH. Aug. 13.—Clamor for custody of Gus Winkler, erstwhile henchman of Fred (Killer)

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