The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-08-19
STARTING CONC
RINGS IN BROWN
DERBY CONTEST
First Standings Will Appear
in Saturdays Editions of
The Times.
You big bunch of Hoardersl


Where do you think you are, in
a sock mill? How do you get that
way. "stashing" ballots for the
BROWN DERBY down in the old
coffee tin or behind the mantel
picture?
Jo-Jo, the dog-fsced manager of
the contest to select the most dis
tinguished citizen of Indianapolis,
says: Il had a confab with
Schnozzle Snuffer, congressman
from the Hatband district, and he
is going to ask Hoover to call out
his army of 'gaseterias' to run you
misers out Of your cellars"
It's appalling how these can
didates hang on TO their ballots.
You'd think it was a last winters
suit or ten-year-old briar they had"
quacks Jo-Jo.
Get in at Start
And then Jo-Jo suggested that
ear phones and sets of "four-eyes"
be given derbyites, so they could
read or listen as this is read: Sat
urday. bargain day, pay day, the day
before Sunday, and, in other words,
tomorrow the standings of the
leading candidates will be printed
in The Times"
II your candidates name isn't in
the first list, then he just misses
one bonny day Of being advertised
as a man who should rule the roost
in Derbyville. He'll receive, if he
wins, besides the dun top piece and
the plaque at the Indiana state fair
on Sept. 8, as the city's most "distin-
guished," the right to gain plaudits
Of the multitude from his talk at the
coronation rites.
Supporters of Frank c. Riley, at
torney, climbed into the 1882 race
with a sheaf of ballots. Luck to
you, Frank!
More Coming In
A precinct Of the E. Kirk Nc
Kinney-for-King boom was heard
from, with a few scattering ballots
for Police Chief Mike Morrissey and
Criminal Judge Frank P. Baker.
Earl Cox and Judge Harry Cham
berlin-and, by the way, they're OPP
ponentS in the coming election for
the circuit judgeship-are having
little "~tit-tat-toe'' of their own for
fifth place on unofficial returns.
Remember, the first standings
will be in The Times Saturday. Vote
hourly and daily until the contest
closes on Sept. 3. Vote as many
times as you've got the energy and
mail or bring those ballots to the
Brown Derby Editor of The Times.
Here's Early List
Here's an early list of candidates
in the field for the royal headpiece.
Look EN- over, take your pick, or
pick n for yourself and send his
name in:
Mayor Reginald H. Sullivan. Police Chief
Mike Morrissey. E. Kirk Mckinney. Art
Rose, Sheriff Charles Buck Sumner.
Adolph Fritz. Shorty Burch. A. G
Earring, George j. Marott, Harry Dunn
George l.. Winkler, Earl Cox, Fire Chief
Harry Voshell, Police Lieutenant Frank
Owens. Detective Chief Fred Simon. Tom
my Dillon, Hoosier Pete, Emerson ChailIe.
Harry Wangelin. Lee Hotel, Ralph Stone
house, judge William H.. Sheaner, Pros
ecutor Herbert Wilson, Criminal Judge
Frank P. Baker, J. C. Vandivier. Frank
c. Riley, Tom Quinn, James A. Collins.
Gem r. Ralston. Ed Burk. Judge John
Kern, Norman Perry, Judge Smiley Cham
hers. Billy Arnold. Tracy Cox, DR.. Walter
E. \,mphill, Walter T. White, Chuck"
Virgins, Ira Holmes, Lawrence Shaw,
Judge Harry Chamberlin. L. Ert Slack.
Joseph T. Markey. George Hutsell. oral
Chitwood, George Snider. Charles Mann.
Dow Vorhies, Tom Ellis. George V. Coffin.
Wayne Emmelman, James E. Deery. Merle
Stdener. II. E. York, Al Farb, Roltaire
Eggleston, Arthur L. Giliom. Fred Bates.
johnson, All Hogston, Robert McGregeor.
Jesse Mcclure, Chester Jackson. Donald
D.. Broadway, Harry L. schopp. william P
Billings.