Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-05

in stolen machine from Lexington. Ky.
Every time we passed a policeman at the
corner of Pennsylvania and Hyatt (Ohio)
and Massachusetts, avenue the policeman
said:
You fellows have got different ma
chine every day, but am for you. I'm
fo- anything that Herb is for
I'VE drove all day that day. So that
night after the polls were all in Don
Roberts paid the negroes OF in his dis
-trict. Harry Hauler on the west side
furnished about twenty cases Of whisky
aud he paid the west side of.
Il got in Pete BrOwning's Hudson car
that night and we drove out and saw
Ruth Paige on the south side and talked
to Ruth. He said:
Never mind, Herb, it's bad dope
they're sending out that I'm not for you.
but am for you' He said it would be
bad dope for them to find out that he
was for him, but that he was really for
hiII
I'VE drove Ut to the booth where Bev-
erly Howard was. about ! in the morn
ing and called him out. We met Dock
and Herb and gave him S100 He whis-
pered something TO him. I could not
hear him very good, but he said:
Are you sure Stone Is through:'
"He said: We're afraid OF Windy
Johnson
1--WE went to Windy Johnson's house,
about / a. N. and called him out
Eve then went to the city police head
quarters and called for Rhodehamel, city
clerk. He asked Herb how be was COM
ing along.
I'VE went back to Howe headquarters
in the Lewis building and met Mayor
Jewett and Clarence Adams. Jewett
said.
Herb, it looks like they put you
over
I'VE stayed there about an hour. We
went downstairs while there and came
back and Ruth Paige was coming out
Of Howe's headquarters. Herb says:
1 can't do anything here. but I'll take
care of you tomorrow and Paige said,
that's all right
'The returns hadn't come In from
Johnson's place and we went back there.
We took 4 stack Of ballots away and I
burned them Up.
The next morning Herb and Fred
hartman and Capt. White came over and
advised Hartman to leave and 20 to West
Baden SO he wouldn't have TO pay off.
Hartman said he had promised to nav
and had to make good. He went to bed,
at a. m. the next morning and was
very drunk. About 9 o'clock Fred came
over and wanted to see Herb but told
him had orders from Herb not to wake
MIN and not to let any one see him. He
said. What have you got to do with
ihis?'
PAID WINDY JOHNSON ~
ON THE STREET.
"He went to the same bank in the
Keith building and got $500 in bills. /
went to the office and took the money
to the office and Herb passed the negroes
IN and l paid them Off in Herbs office.
Herb wrote the amount on a slim. We
run out of the $500. He had promised
Windy johnson another $3.50. He goes
over to the bank and gives them a note.
as be had run out of money. He gave the
bank a note for $500 and got the $500 and
went back to the city building and called
Windy Johnson out and said:
' promised you $500. but I can only
give you half of it today. He gave
Windy the money on the street.
That afternoon, l think it was close
to Derby day he and my wife and Pete
Dugau left for Louisville for the Derby.
We met Shank and Doc Christy They
bad quart of whisky. He said that ha
would meet them at the Tyler Hotel.
Shank went TO the Tyler Hotel and reg
lstered there. We met him and took him
to the races We drove down and got
him in the afternoon. We stayed at Sci.
lerSburg, Ind, all night the night before.
Hartman and / and our wives. We got
there next morning and tried to make ar
rangements with Lew Shank to get us in
the Tyler Hotel, but it was full We
went out on Second street and got a room.
Herb is a Mason. We went in the room
and changed our clothes and rested. We
were unable to find a hotel. l drove him
and Shank and his wife and my wife
to the races and we came back Shank
stayed at the Tyler. We stayed at the
place on Second street. We were using
a car that was stolen in Louisville
1--WE left for West Baden Sunday morn
ing.
"We pulled a Job some place Derby
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