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Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
SUMMERS
RETTERS 1924
RIFLE RECORD

ii1-rrut Iaace G.. Summers.
fouer'r ~ tfo Fu,rrd ~tate. Navy.
--. chaplain iH 1872 of Ha~cc A'eu
Ha.-. 80. -. Amcri-aV Legion os
IT. C-a-r1 pc Hr.ed .u ~a-u~da"
from fhe T. $. Marine Corps rifle
range acar La Jal'a. where Le quail
H'.3 e.. .,-r~--'> for the fifth year
.i, oo taking ur Dis rc,i5a.co Ir Im-
nrlal county.
cl5stiug for record on I'ridav
r''h Springfield rifle at 'Ae 800
Tarl range, prone position, be scored
+, ont Of the possible % This
cce,l.rd his score Of 1929 a. The
~sme distanoc. Al the 200 yard
ralge "a was his score. which better
si h: 1924 mark bv ono point
ioldiug the rank Gf cay ain in
n. Old Guard Battalion. thc oldest
military nr9pniz. Jon iE Now I'ork
.ta. Captain Summers who viii
10 = years oIdin Fohru#r~ucs.t. re-
ce,vcs g.H har q. q -aarp-Goutcr
5- expert. Al last week a. tic in-
Eiratim or he State Rifle \ .oc.1-
zion of New jersey, the rifioman Of
tll Oia G4ard shot for prizes en- tAc
static range at Sen Girt. a. ,.
Capt SUMMERS served as lieuten-
ant in both the Spanisl-Amcicaa
ana the World wars. His scores
made on Friday follows:
10 shots az 500 yards
shots l234 ; 6 Z 8 10 Total.
Score > 4 > ) . . / ) 48
/ 10 shots at 200 yards.
/ ehcts-. I'll ? 3 4 6 7 8 . 10
score ....4 3 4 4 + ; A
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

i1v of the valley for his association.
Tho organization has already,
Through previous donations. secured
- acres Of land delightfully."- located
] ear Phoenix. Arizona, where tubcr-
,ular members of the Greek colony
VIII he cared for.
Mr Gcorgeu,cs will remain m I'm
perial Valley for few days longer
or hi, important mission and IT is
planned to substantially increase the
amount Of the donations before he
departs.
OTIS Joamos is secretary OF ;hc
local organization. and other mem
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
COODCELL SAYS
INCOME TAXES
SHOW BIG GAIN
Southern California Leads
Country I'm
Increase

More net income was reported for
taxation by residents of southern
California during the fiscal year
ending June 80. than for any SINH
lar period in the history of the In
ty~al Revenue Bureau.
Facing a reduction on normal tax
rates of 80 per ccr' on personal in
come. with IN additional deduction
uf - per cent for earned income and
ya!ious other decreases in surtdX
rates and increases in exemptions
income tax collections for the fiscal
y,m 1925 were ~ ,S9-.033 in excess
Of receipts fer the 1924 fiscal year
AGn the reduced tax rates were not
IN cffe,s.
Collector of Internal Reveuuc Rex
T. Gcodcell said Yesterday that the
lg35 income tax collections were
S.a,9&G2u2 higher than those for
ll2e, tho wear i'm which income tax
receipt, Tor the United States rs u
whole reached their peak. In 1929
fujI war 'aN rates were in effect.
The amazing showing Of the
Nothcsm California district Is
graphically pictured when it : stat
rd that owing to the tax rate re.
G4ltions provided by the 1924 reVe-
vie, act the Southern California dis
tr;ct in the 1925 fiscal wear faced
70 less ;n income tax revenue of more
thH $l-,00o0G0. Instead, income
lax receipts were 50 high that they
c.I.not only offset the $l2,0o0.000
2 = but registered a gain of 1892
ua. For .he United States As i
whole the 1925 fiscal year income
receipts decreased SS0,077, ,675 com
pared with tho 1924 fiscal year.
Collector Goodccll pointed out
tuat the Southern California district
is the only district in the United
States with the possible exception
Of Florida that viii show an in
rt.s>c i'm income collections for the
la25 fiscal wear over 1920. While
income tax receipts of the various
states and Of the United States rs
UhoN have steadily decreased
~.ace 1920 the Southern California
district has steadily gained until
i'm 1929 1t reached lis high mark.
Large Increase
For the fiscal year 1928 income
t.N collections were S+6.056,si4 rs
COMPARED with Sft.l+4,7sl for 1924.
~ 800 income receipt, were so
'.5tI2. giving the 1928 collections
81. Increase of 4l093o2I2 ovc~ 1920.
This i Indeed an amazing sho"
:.g." Collector G5o4ccH said.
''|Ftsc mcn hay9 been declaring
thar tho past wear WAS q bad husl-
I.e-- veaE. When citizens report
mare ne. income and pay ta@ on It
rtaa for av other wear in IL h.s-
r.-l Of Souther California. would
s".-cst thar We have "a tew mor9
'har years. =
',Tle truth Of the matter = ;hat
las wear was q record breaker in
Southern California in point of ir
come earned and reported for taT1-
tlcn. Uudou6tedly southern Cali
farnia VIII lead the world in ir-
crease of income tax collections for
1l.j compared with 1928.
Southern California = production
of income taxes has steadily in
creased S.acc 1920 which was the
bonner wear for the United states
as whole. The consistent grow il
Of income i'm the district is indicated
bv the income tax receipt. from
1920 TO 1925:
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
PERSONALS

Miss jean Gale. who has been Wis
i-igz hrr mother and sister for =
week in sam Diego, returned last
nigh.
Mrs. v. J. Clements visited FL
Centre today. She wi.l return to-
night to Pine VALLEY. where she has
been living for the last six months.
Nj. aG Mrs. Fred KeHyon enjoy
el - weekend al Live Oaks. Ken
vop ecIura-I This morning leaving
his wife, who expects To stay oat
the rest of the summer, either IN the
mountains or = the coast.
!. p. ross and family are staying
iAis week in their cabin at Live
Oaks.
i. .. Johnston If 3. Solomon and
Co4arav. visited Lis mother over
tlc week aaJ who is staying at The
Hotel Vaughn.
l.t4~l DHloa returned from the
scout camp i'm the Lagunas this
morning. lie viii remain In the city
for week and then plans to take
n three weeks vacation.
Robe; Burns left yesterday morn
ing for La Jolia Where his family is
spending -ho summer. He !, expect
"a back today.
Dr. Duaont went "a san Diego YES
-ordav - meet lis Wiz vino has
been i'm Arizona for some time. lie
will bring het back to spend the re~-
Of III" summer - .Hina>s. Hre
mother. Mrs. G. l.. Prools of Agi-
zola VIII staY with her.
Il. 3. Never spent the weekend
ut his cabin in The mountains with
his family.
:. F. Bailey spent the weekend
IL Julian with his family.
c. r. Fahs enjoyed the week end
in -" Diego with his family.
Mr-. VI. Gwrn VISITED her daugh-
te~ in Hipass over Sunday.
Dr. SOM Bacon WA. a visitqI iii
.jao4l.ba over the weekend. &
ST., and Mrs. Ronald Bake motor
.d - LIS Angelo Ger two days fe-
cru'l~.
i. u. Johnson Of K.ug-Johnsou-,
visited Lis family in San Diego tlis
"rek-er4. Mrs. Johnson and Ger
alli.e have just come down TO Sau
Diego from Santa Ana and expect
(" remain -Acr" for the rest of the
-armor.
i. j.. Anderson spent sunday ia
'hc mountains with his family.
r. y. Watson. Of the Southern
Trust and Commerce bank. motorod
70 -, Angeles Friday to visit Lis
mother. From There, ho went "a San
Diego whore he spent Saturday aad
~d"" With his wife.
,tr. and Mrs j. ". Johnston were
ra~eHt visitors at Jacumba.
+ a. H. Keller was in Jacumba sun
da". He expects to leave on tho
firt for Auahcim, where he wit
ioia Lis wife and start on his vaca
ton
Mi. Elizabeth Rourke Of Phcc
MIS- Arizona. Is visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Pcrcic Thackcr for few days
al Towic spent the weekend al
Clacmout. returning with Mr.. aue
ljI, Laurence Lazenbv. Mrs. La
zcaJv has been spending a vacation
~ Camp Baldv ana Mr.. Lazenb<
rotorcd up Saturday for her.
Mr. and Mrs. !. S. Eastman re
-n7ed last night from a ten day,
motor trip 10 San Francisco. stop
ping yesterday at Laguaa to SEE
.noie son Samuel who is in the boy
aGt camu there.
VI. 4. Tondro. who was quite IL
'a,t week left Saturday for Liv,
Cafs. where his family is domicilcc
f"r the simmer and whcrc be vii
cIlov q few days rest.
rndersheriff Bert Underwood
sper, yesterday with rs family a
5acumba.
Charlie p. Matlin returned thi
morning from n week end trip II
Los Angeles.
NJ. ard Mrs Paul Ratcliffe hav
returned from two weeks Yaca
ton TO various coast points.
Education is useless without com
Iron sense, but common sense is use
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
AT
DAYTON, TENN.
Nv In.tcd Press Lcascd Wire

/ DAYTON. Tenn July l&.-Day-
ton is 3,saopaiHtod with .he com
ra7atjvolv small crowd that the trial
hae drawn. While tie courtroom
was th.onaei {, bursting and fAere
! ,rss moderate number outside tIfe
ccu,rhou>c. here Tas uawh,r. uear
[ ttc thousands expected. CoaceS-
>ioHaircs erjmh'gj abogt the lack Of
tlo'e aud mo stand owner on the
m3a street pat un q sign for sale
or rent.
~u.I crowd 81. t'.~c was. and
conservative t5-urss place II aronri
}lHa. 1v.s It..e.n..tv from the sur
rounding e.r.t.t. T5.> was tfilan.
FROM tUc. t.et Shat Saturday after
tN. trial was over fe. the dav. the
~t..et- were a,t.a>e.te.I rs the We're
p w,.E Ea"a.. tU, '.inl >tartel. All
-}. farmers Of tla caautGv>.an had
gov, back luae.
rav..n's traffic police arJ having
vr.g|I difficulties. The country
.ks who unye been accustomed to
t,l.e here -. tto past - wears and
f.t,a theH I.4> or park tAcit ears
.,N place ~ taau without restgir-
t...s. Simply Han + fai' IN line with
~. e#tg. ~te'. e barred zone>. They
ar.ya up a.l taalc tH.ir ears where
la.v always h:At =H4 unless IN Of
f;esl happens # .r en tac spot tie
,l..a th.n a#aa. tle tm Stays taere
for the day.
The r'-v commission has barred
tI. holding If revival meetings or
tine court lawns during session, Two
reasons ara given. the first being 10
s.op tLc Noise Of the shoutin- and
sssa.a1 which ar times Friday WAS
heard in -he courtroom. and sec
and to prevent aHy physical dis
tu.bancc hs reen the cEe.Utiaais.s
aaG lie ati-cvelUtioui~tS.
Judge Rau]ston las no judicial
efaMhsr, whatever here. When he
N.iks .to court he hangs his han
an ,a . mai. ia 1Ar widow casing. lie
wears Ho robes bus his every day
BACK moaair suit He presidcs over
1he tHi.l in 81 free am easy laaaroi,
Frequently taking arguments away
teom opposing attorneys to ihlet.
ii, own views and bring speedy and
a,Ucati, element ai questions.
4 car. .ature Of Bryan with lis
fec ii rowed aeaun# rhe edges Ike
IN ape. was passed around the court
- .lI SATURDAY. for sale I'm any
e-aat.e. fat = cents. REyaa I.e-
laun,el # a work III .r-. + Was
entitled ia HIS image .ar titir
a- one o. Bryan : books.
T-vm told tsielis who svere out
II .a Hv i tEas Ar MIS- imp,.E.ou>
- insult
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
GREEKS DONATE
LITERALLY TO
WORTHY CAUSE

T. Goorgcuscs Of Phoenix, Ari,
zoea. representing -he Pan-IIollenic
Ihi'authropic Association. has been
IA The valley tor the past few days
ad has raised a thousand collars
from members Of the Groch comnm-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
HIGH GRADE
SALESMAN
For Ell Centre

One Of the largest and most
successful Realty concerns in
Los Angeles has an opening for
The right type salesman 10 place
It's profit sharing securities, M
Guiding syndicate issues Invest
ment secured by highly market
able subdivision properties IN
ana near Los Angeles. One an
vestment offered a year ago IS
now earning on the basis OF
over $50 per cent. If YOU have a
satisfiea tlieatcle, and can fur
nish mquestioned credentials, we
haye a real opportunity for you
Write giving full particulars 70
Securities Dept, j. o. Box I7o'
Staiian G, Les Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

bore who are much interested IN the
work include Michael Daudouloltis,
Constantine Simakis, Demctrios
Rsichogios, Antonio Psaros. John
Mckit,s, George Pouio, George
S:ratos. Constantine IL, BarouXcS,
pcmetrios =. IaffereS. Andrcas f.
Coulouses, Periklcs Z, Papaslavr"g
and DemetrioS Zenos.- ...~
II you must reduce, try bo.lG a
detected lover.
------------------------
soon be warm enough for the wom-
en- to take off their heavy rouge.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Income TAX receipts Tor lJ--. l'~"'
1924 and 1925 were affected by re
-Lurod tax rates which meant'1 loss
o. revenue 10 the governments rang
iny from 47,GG0,0G0 to Sl9.ooo,oo0
annually.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Consumption " m4k in the Unit
ed states IN fluid form and for prod
nets manufacturing purposes, i'm
creased 4. 5l3, $4,000 pounds dur
ing the last reporting year.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
NEWS BRIEFS
From City and County
zrlrarzrzz7IaaaEagaaEEE EEa-1EalEEEEgTaEE7zf

Schultz Family Leaves-iev. A.
F. schultz. his wife and family left
yg>t5rdav from She Laguua noun
falns for sly weeks "trip 10 Oregon
and The northwest. which viii take
them 10 Rainier National park. Grat.
er }aEe ANA other scenic points Ell
route. Rev. Schultz has been act
ing is scout master II the boy scout
camp for two weeks and Mrs.
~cha.tz and the two Younger boys
have been campel nearby. Arthur
Schultz has been staying with his
grandfather at Fullerton and Will
be picked ap by the family at that
point for the trip north.
Dance Every tuesday and Friday
nights at Seeley. adv
Swim in Our wonderful mineral
water. HoItvile NatatoriUm. adv
an the best doctor in The land.
Superior to any monkey : gland. I
got name-Paal' Lemonade Al
WAYS ready for Eou at Union stages
depot. adv
PaIistenre Beauty Shoppe open all
Summer. Phone 50.
d.. C. J. NcKenGrick, Chiroprae-
or. p Danaway Bldg. Phone 32S.
Judge Cole On vaeat:on.-la3ga
franklin i. cole Of the Imperial
ceua5~ superior court letr Saturday
Tn los Angeles. wneae he viii be
ioacd by lis daHghtea v.o Mil ae-
company him ON a vacation t.in -
Fartfaud, Seattle .a1 s.aeH aH.A-
vest points.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

I Pay Cash for used ears. c. II.
Eylvester. CSC Main St. adv
City and County serv-
ICES for Mrs. Frank Marecek. who
died at Imperial saturday, vere
held yes. erday afternoon from he
funeral parlorS Of +. f. Lemons in
this city. Burial was in Evergreen
cemetery. Mrs. Nurecek was Il
yers old and % native oi CleclIo-
Slovakia She had resided in I'M
rerial for The past four wears.
Drink coachelia Artesion Water.
Cell Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
2gW. 7t26
Portillo Goes To Prison.-Eicharl
Port:!lo. convicted last week o.
robbery, and sentenced y. San
Quentin prison II serve froa one -
l4 years, was taken to tna. institu-
ticn this morning BY DeIu.E s..e.-tf
G. j. JOY.
Are You Razs-y7 Give Lovnd's
Fountain Lunch u trial. Satisfac-
tion and service. adv
Dancing Wednesday and Saturday
sights, Eoltyille NatatoriCn. adv
Imperial Man Arrested. - James
SIMS, 3S wears GA. charged Hl,h cLe
theft Of q number OF chickens. was
arrested ant Imperia. yesterday BIZ
Deputy Sheriff Kemp and = held
at the county jail pending q hear
ing.
Automobile Loans. clear your
gar and loan you money, YOU pay
me by the month. Fred K. Cross,
eco Main St. Phone 35gJ- e Cen
tro. aCY
knights of Columbus Meeting. =
There viii be meeting If Ca,rElro
Council. Knights Of Columbus It
Caexico tomorrow night. Members
of the orgauizat-u are urged 10
make a special effort to BE- pfesen.-
at the meeting as important haS.-
mess is 10 bc -.oizacred.
Eoland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone Fl CeAtro SIS. adv
Davis Beauty Pa-lor. Phone 227.
adv
Dance Ever7 Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Ieber
Palm Garden. adv
Traffic V!ola.ors Arrested z.
Flores and Alfred +. Bltti. "s.c ag
rested en- the Ca.eEira Highway va
to-day bv Traffic Officer 4e'lel-
land of the state .raffic squad. z.
S. Lambert, charged v.th = similar
offcnse. was arrested ON the Deg
wood road bv on ct Skies Al'
three aIe held ~ lie county jail
pending trial.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Mrs. Meredith Passes-Hord WAS
received bv Charles W collins this
morning that his mother-iu-iaw. Mrs.
Sarah Meredith, former resident
Of FL Centre. passed away yesterday
noon al Clebogue, Texas, ~ the age
Of 50. She viii be remembered bT
her many friends rs the mother OF
Mrs. {. w. Collins
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

NEW YORK. JULY 13.-- Cotton
market closed ap - 10 -. Spots
steady, un -; mid up'ands 246a.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
|'Lets go to California

Every day some tired, prosperous or oth-
erwise trave-inclined man says to his Wl1e'
'I.et's Go to California; And such is the
power of advertising that, although neither
of them may ever have been there before,
they know just how to 60, approximately
what it will cost, and where they will want
to stay. y
The same with anything you may need or
want. You already know all about it, by
whom it is made what it COSTS and where
it is for sale Advertising is the modern IN
telligencer 1t keeps you informed, ad-
vises you of new things, suggests new uses
for articles you already own. and prepares
you today for wise and useful purchases to-
morrow.
1t does all this for you, almost uncon-
sciousy, during the half-hour or SO you
spend each day with your newspaper. Little
by little-the best and surest way to learn
advertising makes you informed of what
is going on in the world that is useful to
YOU.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Education is useless without com
iron sense, but common sense is use
fai without education.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Da Wis Beauty Parlor. Phone 227.
adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

I Pay Cash for used ears. c. II.
Sylvester. CSC Main st. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Read The Advertisements. Get Ready
For Tomorrow r
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Dance Every Tuesday and Friday
nights at Seeley. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13
COTTON MARKETS
Bv United Press Lenxed Wire

NFW ORLEANS. July l5.--Eo'
t0u cea 1p - TO -.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Drink CoacheIia Artesion Water.
Cell Budwine Bottling Co. Phone
2gW. 7t26
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Dance Ever7 Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday nights at Hebcr
Palm Garden. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Portillo Goes TIC Prison.-Eicharl
Port:llo. convicted Lass week o.
robbery, and sentenced -. San
Qutntin prison II serve fro@ one -
l4 years, was taken TO tha. iHstitu-
tion this morning by Delu.E ~.e.-tf
G. j. JOY.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Ecland's Orchestra. Music for all
occasions. Phone Fl CeHtro Js5. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Swim in Our wonderful mineral
water. HoItvile Natatorium. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Are You Razarg? Give Lovnd S
Fountain Lunch u trial. Satisfac-
tion and service. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1925-07-13

Imperial Man Arrested. - T#me
SIMS, Is wears GA. charged ~l,h rl'
theft Of a number of chickens. wa
arrested mt Imperial Testcr'iav hi
Deputy Sheriff Kemp and j. he!.
at the county jail pcEding " hear
ing.
Evening star., 1925-01-14
$500 to S2.79
COrsetS
S |

\ Clearance Odd Corsets
and Cir d lie s-including
American Lady, Lansburgh
Special, C-B and Rengo
Makes-made Of fine broche
and coutil, elastic top, low
bust, long and medium hip
girdles with elastic inserts.
Sizes 25 to 36-but not in
every style. Shop early
the values are so eN-
ceptional.
SECOND FLOOR.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

DEAR NIX. FIAII. al DIUUIIIIIIb'
ton and Washington st. on Bloom
ington, we have mud holes almost
impossible to get through. They
have had water in them all sum
mer. ONE WHO KNOWS.
w. p. Hargon, clerk Of the
street commissioners office. will
authorize an immediate investiga-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
CHICAGO ROAD
TO BE OPENED
AHEAD OF TIME
indianapolis Blvd. Will Be
Ready for Traffic
Next Sunday.

BY using lumnite, a fast curing
cement, the Wolf Lake bridge gap
in Indianapolis Ave. into Chicago
will be opened to traffic Sunday,
nearly three weeks sooner than had
been expected, it was pointed out in
the State highway commission
weekly traffic bulletin today.
Indianapolis Blvd. will provide a
sixty-foot paved entrance for Gary
and northern Indiana traffic into
Chicago, and carry traffic off four
Michigan Rds., from five Indiana
roads and several Ohio trunk lines.
Surface condition on roads enter
ing Indianapolis are set forth as
follows:
No. New Albany Indianapolis, South
miles north OF EdIppbrg to Frank ErapkiiRRd af
south os Of tcFrothersviIle, one-way traffic,
four-ton maximum load, allowed on Kelly
AN No. s richmond aen Indianapolis. Terre
Haute)|Bridge Tun-ar99nd at SIX mlie Is
Pershing. = Short detour at As miles east
of ,Terre Haute,, account paving ON bridge
spo nS desonr
one and one fourth miles northwest OF
Thorntown. Short detour one mile farther
northwest and detour marked Ct eleven eleven
No. Is Indianapolis Logansport, Mich;
igau City, CLOSED for six miles south OF
Logansport. account construction; good
detour marked Closed in north edge of
Indianapolis. account city sewer construc-
No % English. Paoli. Bedford, Bloom,
ington. Martinsville, indians Jolis) CLOSED
from English 90 I'aoli for paving lThrougn
traffic between Martinsvllee and Blooming
There is a passabie detour in dry weather
Fl. ef U %s Wahi niles D 6asop ar t6ad nR so Is
narrow and two, vehicles cannot pass. in
many places. Closed at new. bridge two
Bedford on State Rd s. thence southeast
on b. gminous nlac2dam road va Rlver-
IS thpe en- aa at enc hs miles hs ong
over excellent improved road. and has no
adSS odnG Greek L9 Sesd bnt m GaH
Leatherwood Creek and at Moron grade
oad 70 Gant G% VIA Mareps so and Ena
lish Avoid south of Grantsburg account
coppstruSctioTn1 and no detopr road: A.,
cie)--Pavement omen from Fortville to the
junction of. 81 and II. two miles south OF
Ind fT2m one me north Of Pend
psSnt Pading f sRouider o closed SsstS use Sc
" between Anderson and Muncie, where
wr03kmen are finishing SHOULDERS;
and Hawthorne Marion County, for pac-
i t0gr I'd traffic f2ll9Y marked DE-;
3D.. near cumberIand thence on National
construction three miles south OF Cedar
Grove.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02

property following halt In arrange
ments to sell it to the Indianapolis
Athletic Association for use as a
baseball park for the Indians, is con-
sidering sale of the lots by auction.
The board ordered an investigation
Of the gradual filing Of the channel
of Fall Creek at Northwestern Ave.
with ashes from the Citizens Gas
Company plant, causing the stream
to cut into park board property on
the north bank.
The board deferred action on a
petition asking paving Of Linden St.
bridge across White River be held
up until completion of a sewer along
the creek.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
L.0AFERS Near
CORNER CAUSE
OF COM PLAIN
Difficult for Women and
Children to Pass, Says
Letter.

Let Mr.. Fixit shoot basket for you
on the municipal floor. He is The Times
representative at the city hall. Write
him at The Times.
Corner rowdies, who loaf near
Merrill and East Sts., make it diff
pass in the evening, according to
Mr.. Fixit's mail bag today.
DEAR MIR. FIXIT-Have some
one to look after sanitary conditions
in the rear Of and in cutters of E.
Merrill St., just east Of East ST. 1t
would be we'll for police to keep an
eye on this corner for violation Of
the open muffler law and for rowdies
who are always loafing there, mak-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
.SPIHER ISSUES WARRANT
Sheriff Makes Liquor Arrest at
Home I'm. Mars Hill.

On n search warrant obtained
from the court of Justice of Peace
Henry II. Spiher. S541 w. Michigan
St., Sheriff Omer Hawkins, TtnlrS-
day night raided the home OF AL
bert r. Wcrnke, Mars H1ll, ana con-
fiscated thirty-three ftve-gaIlon cans
Of alcohol. Wernke was slatedaon q
blind tiger charge.
Hawkins was assisted by Deputy
Sheriffs Brown. Regain and Bell.
Hawkins said Wernke resides In
Wayne township which made
Spiher's search warrant valid.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-10-02
Do You Know?
The park board proposes a
bride path on White River
from Crows Nest to College
Ave?

ing it bad for women or children to
pass in the evening. Craps games
are played on the street and in
places around there.
K. JASPAR.
Mr. Fixit obtained the promise of
the board of health and Capt. Bar
rett Ball for an immediate investi-
cation.
DEAR MR.. FIXIT: am writing
to you again in regard to the street
and alley between Marland Ave.
and Centennial st. on w. Pratt St.
The street has terrible chuckholes
in it and motorists are driving up
on peoples lawns. We have about
all the traffic from w. Tenth St..
as that street is being paved. We
people on this street are taxpayers
and would like to have gravel or
cinders put down so the traffic won't
ruin our lawns. The alley needs at