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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
STRADERS COME
BACK TO HOME
Continued From Page u

things when this Stephenson mat
ter came up and left Indianapolis
In Pittsburgh first gossip of the
Stephenson scandal is beginning to
crop out.
One man is wearing a topcoat he
says steve" bought him about two
years ago in Muncie. He is Roy
Barclay, who operates a private de-
tective agency.
81 was on Stephenson pay roll, "
he said. Later he opened his coat.
revealing the label of a Muncie tai
loring firm.
81 was doing some work in Nun
Gle for Steve" he stated.
Bought Him TopcOat
"One night while I was there.
Steve arrived in town and invited me
to littleaparty he was giving. I told
him 7 couldn't come because I was
not properly dressed. I said l had
soiled by topcoat on some work for
him. He took me right over and
bought me this $35 topcoat."
Another man, who holds an official
county position, has said he has seen
some of the documents that are caus-
ing such a furry in Indiana.
II don't say that Steve has the
documents. but any one who wanted
them would have to go to Michigan
City and see him." Strader said.
In e.
money. haven't got them and
haven't had.any of them since a year
ago September"
Il had some but I turned them
over to Steve before he went TO
Michigan City. He trusted some of
them with me for two days while
was having photographs made"
II took them to indianapolis and
had them photographed and then
took the originals, the photographs
plates and even the spoiled plates
back to Steve. I was there and
helped pin checks on some of letters
before he went to Michigan City.
did not take them to the photogra-
pher named Hull in Anderson but
told everybody I took them to Ko-
komo"
II think there is a lot Of bluff in
this thing and right now I don't
know where I could find them. I
would have to see Steve" he re-
peated.
Out of Touch
He declared ne has been out of
touch with the Stephenson crowd for
year and that he left indianapolis
jim January and went to Chicago to
live with his brother He said that
he stayed there until two weeks ago.
when he went. to the home of rela-
tives in West Virginia. and that he
returned here within the last few
days.
I'm not hiding out haven't
anything to hide" he said. I'm
broke and looking for a job. I'm
trying to start all over again and
want to forget Indiana. I wish I
had kept some Of those letters and
stuff. need the money. Five hun
dred dollars would be fortune for
me-"
Asked if he had seen L. c.. Julian,
former business associate of Ste
phenson, he said, Not for a long
time"
He declared he knew nothing about
Mildred Meade except that she was
a good friend of Steve's" and said
he had not seen her since this sum
mer, when he was in indianapolis.
MY last communication with
Steve was when I sent him a birth
day greeting an little gift at Mich
igan City in August" Strader stated.
He said steve" had all the checks
he had issued and received since he
first went into the Khan and these
other documents filled three suit.
cases.
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NO OPIATES, NO CHLoROFORM
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MOTHERS

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coughs, whooping cough. and annoy
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only Foleys Honey and Tar. the
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Sold Advertisement.
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ira. WCAU-Recital. WFAA-Ha-
waan music. WEEI--Musicale. WSM
Smith Orchestra: Bedtime story.
GAS r. M.-WJR - Goodwill program.
KDKA-University of Pittsburgh adj
dress.
6:55 p. M.-wJZ-Talk by John Ken
: 100 nSoT p. M-KMox - Orchestra: saxo-
phone. KDKA-Concert. WAFD -
Moonlight Serenaders. -, WAIgIOrgan
sic. WCAU-Skylarks violinist. WICK
Studio. WGR-Tenor Hour ,WGHP
Little symphony WGHAz1WomegBp 8 s
EVesper hour. WTAM-Concert or
chestra. -.
Orchestra. WBAP-Music WEAF -
Studio. WGHP-Famous composers
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Cornell, Methodist, Of Chicago, will
be the principal speakers on the
opening program.
President Glenn Frank of the
University of Wisconsin, scheduled
for several addresses, will be unable
to attend and the Rev. Harold Lynn
Hough, Detroit, Methodist pastor,
and former president Of Northwest.
ern University, will appear in his
place
The general programs are to be
broadcast over WFBM.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-10-18
A RARE FRUIT

LONDON.-One Of the rarest of
fruits Is the mangosteen. which can
be grown only where the tempera-
ture never drops below 80 degrees
above zero. 1t is about the size of
mandarin orange, with a thick.
woody rind. Queen Victoria, It is
said, once offered a large reward for
the first man who succeeded in plac-
ing a dish Of mangosteens on her
table at Buckingham Palace, but It
is said the reward was never won.
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Concert Music

Orchestra soloists. wOR-Duets dance
10 Il; M.-KTHS - Hormonica Orchestra
kGO-Trlo. The Goudoliers KFI-VocaI
hMtN-Music lovers. WCAF-DanCe
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n nnAI ws i9dents program. WPG -
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LIB y. M.-WSUT-Organ
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Il:45 L. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Frolic.
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DULUTH TEAM
FOR TWO GAMES.
SUNDAY AND MONDAY AFTER
NOON GAMES PROMISE MUCH
FOR THE BALL FANS-WILL
FIT INTO THE CELEBRATION
VERY NICELY

With a veteran lineup that has
lost only one game this season, the
Duluth ball team is coming here
prepared to add two more triumphs
to it's already long string of victor
les Dick Alder, sensational young
Duluth pitcher will probably be on
the mound for one of the games with
Cuss Method the other pitcher Dull
nth will use against Ely. Canton
and Gianotti will do mound duty for
Ely during the two games. The only
means of comparing the two teams
is through their games with Interna-
tional Falls Ely lost to the Falls
team to 6 while Duluth was con-
quered by an 8 to 8 score. Ely has
had two set-backs this season and
this is considered sufficient and we
will see that it does not happen again
even if Duluth feels disposed to dis
pute this. Yea 30, did you get il?
The management has secured the
services of l. G. Cox as umpire for
the two games. He is an impartial
arbiter and knows the game thor
oughly.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-07-02
SATURDAY HOSIERY SALE.
Full Fashioned Silk Hose in all the
Popular Shades, $1.0O.
THE CENTRAL COMPANY.

Waino Somero who is with the
Joliet, Elgin & Eastern railroad en-
gineering forces with headquarters
at Joliet, Illinois, is in the city for
weeks visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. M. Somero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Santos left Tuesday
for GAINESVILLE, Wisconsin, where
they will spend few weeks. Mr..
Santos will attend a special course
in summer school at Chicago while
the family will visit relatives at
GAINESVILLE.
Sulo Roterus and Ewald Amen
arrived the latter part of the week.
Sulo came from Chicago and Ewald
from Madison and the boys started
to hike from Madison. They walk
ed seven miles on the trip and Sc
cured lifts from autoists for the
balance of the journey. The walk
was attempted on a wager.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Veranth, Rev.
Father Mihelcic, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Mahady, Mr.. and Mrs. John Otrin,
Mrs. A. Kotchevar and daughter,
Athena, Mrs JOS. Pluth, Mrs. Jos.
Spreitzer and others whose names
were not learned returned Saturday
and Sunday from Chicago where
they had attended theh Eucharistie
Congress.
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Clifford Nelson left today for IRON
wood. Michigan, to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Nelson who is visiting there
will return with him.
Miss Vida Thomas of Madison,
Wisconsin, is spending the summer
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j..
Thomas, in this city.
Capt. James Nankervis, Mr. and
Mrs. w. E. Trezona and Miss Ruth
Wilson motored to Lutzen Sunday
over the Ely-Finland road.
DIR. Preston Bradley. and family
are vacationing at their summer
home on Black Duck Island in Lake
Vermilion.
Grandma Locher was in the city
from Hibbing Sunday on a visit
with her daughter, Mrs. L. Sera-
phine.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1926-07-02
REV. KOIVUMAKI OPENS
MONTREAL SERVICES

Rev. Victor Koivumak, of this
city, home mission superintendent of
the Suomi Synod, conducted the first
services for Finnish residents at
Montreal last week.
Afterward the first Finnish child
was baptized. Through the efforts
of Rev. DIR. o. C. D. Klaehn, repre-
tentative of the immigrant board of
The United Lutheran church, and the
courtesy of Rev. M. o. Heller, pas
tor of the Lutheran Church of the
Redeemer, regular services will be
held hereafter in the Finnish lang
uage.
There are many thousands of
Finnish Lutherans in the province
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Owen Jeffrey was in the city from
Tower Wednesday
]. d. Conan was in the city from
Duluth Saturday on business.
County Commissioner Fay was in
the city from Tower Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Dolan were
Duluth visitors over Sunday
Miss Margaret Strutzel of Aurora
spent the week end with Miss Alice
Coad.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelson left
today for Duluth and will drive back
new Nash sedan.
Mrs. Messner was in the city from
Hibbing "Wednesday on visit with
friends.
Jacob Skala and Albert Weinzierl
were in the city from Tower We'd
nesday.
DIR. and Mrs. HI. N. Sutherland
and family motored to Duluth on
Tuesday.
Mr., and Mr.. John Dist oil CHS
holm were weak end visitors with
friends and relatives in this city.
See what Vic Thompson has to
offer in his Pontiac car ad in another
place in this paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lindgren and
son visited in Duluth the latter part
of the week.
Nj. Weinzierl has built concrete
foundation under his business block
on the lower end of Chapman st.
Miss Dorothy Hughes was in the
city from Virginia over the week
end visiting with friends.
Miss Rose Mccarthy is in Minnie
apolis attending the summer school
session of the Minnesota University.
Miss Mamie Hakko of Minneapolis
is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Hakko.
Mrs. George Erickson of st. Paul,
IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas H. Williams.
Miss Florence Johnston and Miss
Faye Collicott left today for lash
waulk, Minnesota, to spend the 4th
with Miss Johnston's parents.
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Miss Vera Ojala arrived from st.
Paul Monday for a visit with her
parents at White Iron. She is en-
ployed as telephone operator in the
Sanity, City.
A party of ten mining students
are on the Vermilion range from the
University of Minnesota making
study of the rock and mineral for
nations. Other parties will be on
the range during the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Mclaughlin
left yesterday for Minneapolis
where they will be joined by Mr..
and Mrs. Peter Beck, Jr., and to-
gether will motor to Yellowstone
Park for a trip.
Mr.. and Mrs Lloyd Neel and
family of Willard visited the j. l..
Parish family Tuesday evening.
They have been making tour of
the northern part of the state
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The concrete work around the w
Standard Oil filling static has been
laid and the station will open for
business as soon as the concrete sets
sufficiently to make it safe to travel
on.
The School District is renewing
the fence around the baseball park
and is also extending the wire net
ting up over the grandstand to re-
trieve foul strikes and cause less
lost balls.
The thermometer showed 81 In
the shade here Monday. While this
was real summer weather, Duluth
and some of the cities further south
sweltered in the heat. Duluth
showed ga and at Luverne, Mime
sofa, the heat reached 101.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Ridley of st.
Paul arrived here Friday for
visit with relatives. They are on
their wedding trip having been mar
ried in st. Paul on Thursday. Mrs
Ridley was before her marriage
Miss Melita Ojala of White Iron.