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CANNING FACTORY IS BURNED LOSS 6010 Frailer A Nonis Plant at Hobbs Destroyed. PACKING SEASON AT HIGHT tSpsHaJ to Tbs IsdJsnspoUs Hsws) TTPTON, October 4. Ths Trailer Ac Norrla eanalng; factory at Ifabba, nlae mil ast of this eltr, vu destroyed by flrs at an rly boar today causing a Iocs of t.00. Ths lnsirae amounted to 929.000. Th flro started la th botlsr room.

It oriyla is unknown. Th Tipton flrs 4parlinsnt was called to the scene tut arrived too Jate to be of much conaequencs. The factory was established several years ago and canned only tomatoes. The factory was In tbs midst of the season's pack and several hundred cases of canned tcmatoes wsrs consumed. 9fA0 ring AT WIJTPaQIC Tars Basis llessM ef TOUft Bnrsj Orlals) Is ldsTalsd (Special to Tbs ZndieaapoUs rs MUNCIE.

Int, October 4 Tb business part of Windsor, vlllass fourteen miles southeast of Muneie. wss damssed br flrs Wednesdsjr nlrht. three business houses beinc burned with an estimated loss of II0.O0r. The structures burned were ths Ited Men's balldlnsoccupied by tbs irrorery or wiuism A. the barber shop of Kemmel anl the eroesrr Italpn rrtddie.

The loss to stock and natures In ths barber shop and ths Thorn borr stors was total, but mot or rnodie stock wss saved. Ths firs was of an determined or'g ln. and was started In ths rear of Thornburss stors at mid nlrht. Ths volunteer flrs department was uoabls to. control It.

insuranes rovers most of ths losses. Ths lied Men's bulldinr was a two story rasas and ths other' two wers OBS'Storr building's of cement blocks. Two small saraaTss also wsrs da stroked, but all ears wers removed. Lsffel II ewe Dassare ft? Tit, peHsJ to Tbs Indlssapolis Vewtl LOOANapOIlT. InA, October 4.

Flrs of undetermined origin Wsdnss dsy damag sd ths farm horns of William A. lsffel. north of this city. Mambers of a llofiIllnaj' crew work las; on a farm near br carried much ths furniture from the building Ths loss wss estimated at 0, partly coversd by TO QUESTION PRISONER Dovsvtlvss Ge to ClaHaastl ta Coaao. tten With Londea Pstsetlvss Btswart, McDonald and Itugenstein left todsy for Cincinnati to qvsstloa a colored man, giving his nam as Edward Drown Early, who was arrcsUd Hhers Tuesday connection with ths murder a few months ago of Jesse Louden, Indlssapolis motor policeman, Who wss shot and fatal If wounded by a negro burglar in a stairway at Central avs tip and Plitesnth strsec Karly was arrssted br ths Cincinnati authorities after they had received Information that caused them to believe he may be ths slaysr of 1 oudea.

Karly formerly lived In In djanspolls. but has been out ths AMl'SKMKVT. Tpnlnht, 0:30 Mat. Sat. Cees Wueaeas TIME Sly Arthnv Hrr rrsdaesd sj STVAET rHeeet rninrja Tenitht.

iu, tu iiao. rtrday MU, 0. jV7 H. KWIInr. Tt Ihiv ffle Rsysasad FAGAN And Rle Ia.a Wltn Tm and TegfT Gsrvln Ths 4mr ey ItHeaUrere SEWELL SISTERS Thrsso of Tsrpelehers CI INTO tUHtSKT Aftee lark John Barry twede Added AM rat Us Dooley Sales Wl EdUt "WW T.r, JlmT" 'Mntlen IMHar.

JtrANr AK r.RTiigrAVK rathe Twplp raales FRANCIS RENAULT A raasaatis Lons Bevns Vlasla Maslora and Co. yika Hewsrd 4k TeeJla Csnwelly RALPH WILLIAMS BAND Mltit is Pnactag ta the I rrle tUllree ixwii end rttnf After CAPITOL WgshtnKton St, and Capitol Ave. ltelty at MS ALL THIS Msht WEEK I isl COLUMBIA BURLESQUE he Bon Tons" trrrn Cir L.VDIES every week. Tbls aaspen sad tse will s4Unit Usjp to sees eat. aay mm MONROE GRANT CARLISLE LAMAL sssewed PAH ACE ii iros to no r.

x. KALT1I DrRiM Broadway Choir'' "trUb. a IWa E1SCH CITT FC'Ja" Hsrsaaalaae Hits CHAHiEJdJU.1 Merry Mehere pnoTO FEATURE "RED LIGHTS" It'a One of the Segong, Biirtegt ricturca city sine Juns. Detectives said he Is under suspended sentence in ths Juvenile court on a charge of wife and child neglect. Louden was shot whils ho and his partner.

Frank Uelfert. wsrs Investigating a burglar calL Ha died few says iair at me city Jtospitai. OKLAHOMA ROW GETS DOVN TO LEGAL FIGHT Legislators Ask Court as to Status of Election. MAY GO TO SUPREME COURT By tas Aaaectsted Preset OKLAHOMA CITT. October 4 Members of tho Oklahoma legislature, bent on Instituting impeachment charges against Governor J.

Walton want Into district court hsrs today to test tbsir authority to con vsns as an inquisitorial body without a call from tbs Governor. Mean wb lis. la a separate court fight, tho Governor was marshaling his forced to prevent tbs vltaliiaUon of a constitutional amendment, passed In Tuesday's special slectlon. which would delegsts this power to tbs Jegislaturs. A long contest Is predicted.

Members of tho leglslaturs bavo asserted that they will take tbs cass to ths United Htatee suprsms court. If necessary. a final decision la given, however, they ttava pledged to essay no xurmer meeting. Brartaf Oetobor 9. lies ring on an application to make psrmaasnt ths district court Injuns tlon.

obtained yesterday by Oovernor Walton to prevent ths stats slectlon hoard from certifying returns from Tuesday's election to ths sscretary of mimm, im mi lcioosr V. The Governor, assorting thst election was controlled by the Ku Klus Kian, predicted In a statement last night "ths greatest political battle since tho civil wsr" la ths next sixty days. Legislators leading ths Impeachment movs replied with a denial that the Klan Is an lasus In Oklahoma. Itetatsd returns from Tuesdsys slectlon continue to give a declalvs majority for the amendment. Newspaper compilations from 2,143 out of 2.S17 precincts In the state show: 111.171.

sgalnst. A soldiers bonus snd four other constitutional amendments appear to have been defeated. PHOTOPLAYS. Viola Dana and Too Moore IN "ROUGED LIPS" APOLLO HAROLD LLOYD "WHY WORRY" Film Novelty "IS CAN IKiTXJB JtlUlITt This Week Only RICHARD BARTHELMESS IN A DASHING ROMANCE OF HEARTS AND SWORDS "THE FIGHTING BLADE" A First National Picture OTHER CIRCLE FEATURES STARTING SUNDAY DOCTOR LAWYER DANKER MERCHANT CLERK DENTIST SALESMAN BAKER CASHIER STENOGRAPHER POLICEMAN MOTORMAN FIREMAN CONDUCTOR AUTOMOBILIST LETTER CARRIER FARMER AND IN FACT EVERY MAN, WOMAN and CHILD Should Make Every Effort to See The Finest, Funniest Screen Comedy Drama Ever Yet Produced ENGAGEMENT LIMITED ONE WEEK ONLY CIRCLE THEATER FARM SENTENCE AND A FINE ON SPEED CHARGE Second Conviction in Traffic Court for Fred Rhees. PARKING CASES NUMEROUS For a second conviction of speeding.

Fred Rhees, S5 North New Jersey street, was fined I IS and costs and sentenced to thirty days on 'ths Indiana Stats Farm In traffic court today by Judge Delbert O. Wllmeth. The case was appealed. Rhees was arrested In River avenue, Wednesday evening, when he was racing with Floyd Catt. 2210 Barrett street.

Motor Policeman Moorman testified. Both cars were going thirty eight miles an hour. Moorman said. Ths esse ol Catt. who also was arrested, was continued to October Ths records show that Rhees paid a fine of 15 and costs for speeding July 12.

Clarence Tackett. age eighteen. 822 North learbrn street, vu fined S2 and costs for speeding. Moorman testified that he arrested Tackett st Alabama street and Massachusetts. avenue Wednesdsy after he narrowly' missed hittlns: a street car.

Moor man said he followed Tackett for three blocks and he attained a speel of thirty three miles an hour. Other traffic violators to the nam THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, THUESDAY, OCTOBER 1923. her of lit received fines ranging from 11 with coats suspended to SI with costs suspended. The majority of these case were for violating ths parking regulations. PHOTOPLAYS.

INVESTIGATOR" IS FINED Arnold Lewia, rn'erkla on Wataea Maurder Caa, Carried Revolver. Arnold Lewis, age eighteen, 1520 Wilcox street, who said he was a "special investigator" In the murder of Robert Watson seven weeks ago. was fined $100 and costs in city court Wednesday afternoon when he was found guilty of a charge of carrying concealed weapons. Lewis said he had been "assigned" to the ttBO.i caae It A. E.

Hendricks, another "investigator" who was co operating with Claude M. Worley. investigator for the criminal court and prosecutor's office, in seeking to solve the Watson murder mystery. Lewis was arrested September 2 by Sergeant O'Connor snd Patrolmen Golder and Dailey. A man giving his name as Charles Umbonhower, 238 Sherman drive, who was arrested with Lewi, was released later.

Lewis had a revolver in his possession when he was arrested. He carried the weapon in self defense, he testified. He had been threatened a number of times after he was assigned to the Wstson case investigation, he said. Worley said today that he knew nothing about the Lewis affair and that Lewis had not been working under hin direction. He said, however, that Hendricks had been In communication with htm irt the investigation of the Watson murder and had given him some valuable information.

He that r''ihr Hxndricks nor Lewis had any authority from him to carry a weapon. OHIO THEATER Pioto Showing 2nd Week "Rupert of Hentzau" COMING SUNDAY (And All Week LEAH BAIRD IN PERSON Also in Her Latest Picture The Destroying Anger From the Exciting ISqvel by LOUIS JOSEPH VACE ENGLISH'S BEGINNING SUN. NIGHT NEXT Twice Daily Thereafter Nighta, 8:30 ROMANCE, ADVENTURE AND IDEALISM TrrKXDOl'SLY BLENDED BY MA8TH HANDS This Will Positive! Be the Only Showing of This Picture in A I ti tv1 a ABIUIHMrviBa9 sr During the I 1923 and 1924 KJ Now in Its 30th Week at the Criterion Theater, New York City mM br "prlatl Sympboay Orrhmtiw of to Plew PHlCtJ Mshla, SOe Ui M.t 0 Plum 10 V. 8. Tss.

All Meats Rnwrrd. SEATS SOW UUM Mall Orders PUled Is ths Exact Order Their VsY. Hear the ORIOLE ORCHESTRA Riverside Dance Palace October 5th and 6th Ttttty Fiorito 1 Dan Russo Dancing at 8:30 p. m. Fresh from its triumphant season at the famous Edge water Beach Hotel Chicago, this premier dance orchestra comes here for a limited engagement.

With the Oriole'comes Dan Russo, inspiring conductor and composer of such famous tunes as "Toot Toot Tootsie" and "Kentucky Blues." Another feature of the orchestra is Teddy Fiorito, pianist and composer of "No, No, Nora," "Just Like a Rainbow," "Soothing," "Love Bird" and other startling Popular Brunswick Records by The' Oriole Orchestra Here are some of the most tantalizing dance records ever made. The Oriole Orchestra makes records exclusively for Brunswick. 2437 Magic Eye Beside a Babbling Brook 2446 In a Tent 1 2428 Dreamy Melody 2339 Bees Knees 2362 Swanee Smiles 2356 Rote of the Rio Grande All Muddled Up THE BRUNSWICrOBALKE COLLENDER CO. iimmmfaeturwr rig bit at lli GENERAL OFFICES: CHICAGO S3 HULL IN BAD HUMOR strral Ckalnauiai Sars Old Gsrd Is Bark Is ta Saddl. IB ths asaarlaitd Praia CHICAGO; Octobsr 4.

Cordell Hull, chairman of th Democratic national committee, sxprssssd himself as "ex cedinr)7 optimistic" on prospects of Democratic success In the next presidential election, when attending a conference of Democratic leaders here last night. Chairman Hull aaid that ths "old Is back in the saddle in national Republican politics and that "conditions have changed for the worse since Taft's time, in fact, are five fold worse than they were then." "This is the group thst does the finsncing for the Republican party." he said. "If Roosevelt were alive no doubt he would be after it hammer and tongs and denouncing It members for the political porcb climbers and second story men that are. "They are costing the people of the country between $3,000,000,000 and H. 000.000.

000 a year. This money goes to the manufacturers of ths country, who in 1920 put up the money for the election of the Republican administration in return for the privilege of putting over the highest tariff in history." Cut Your Gas Bills HELD ON LIQUOR CHARGES Walter HI so Arrested After Aate Ckaee la Cosmtry. After a chase of several miles In the Rockvills road, west of Indianapolis. Wednesday afternoon. Roland Snider, deputy sheriff, and Walter Wilcox, a special deputy, overtook a machlns driven by Walter Hlxon, 80C South Missouri street, and arrested Hlxon on charges of operating an automobile while under the influence: 'of liquor and of operating a "blind tiger." Snider said a five gallon Jug of "mule" was found In ths machine.

Hixon jumped out of the deputy We are Wholesale Distributors of KRAEUTER PLIERS Dealers Orders Promptly Filled Van Camp Hardware and Iron Co INDIANAPOLIS ') See This Cooking Demonstration Chamber, No Fretful Watching A Chambers range not only saves a large part of your time, by cooking with the gaa turned off while you are away from home, but it also gives you more wholesome and appetizing food than you have ever been able to prepare on an ordinary gas range. 10 Allowance for your old gas range This week only, we will allow you 10 of the purchase price of your new Chambers range, for your old gas range. Take advantage of this liberal offer before 6 p.m. Saturday. EXTRA SIZE RUGS Up to 11x21 Feet in Stcck $4.95 Punjab Shantung, highly mercerized pongee color, easily laundered wears well 36 inches wide.

Regular A kn price, 69c; special, a yard. rC time, saves you many steps every day, saves your temper. Down Delivers Your Hoosier Pay for It Only $1 a Week 37 sheriff's car at West Washingtea and Harding streets, but was. caught a short distance from ths naachtns. An other man who was riding with Hixon, escaped from ths machine at Missouri and Washington streets.

KRAIUtEB PLIEP and Other Tools for Sale at the VONNEGUT i Hardware Co. 120 124 E. Washington St. See Kraeater Pliers Ad Oppestte Pace Cut Your Gas Bills Fireless Gas Range It Cooks With the Gas Turned Orf Save Food and Fuel The Chambers oven roasts all meats and bakes bread cakes, etc. that Chambers hood boils vegetables, cereals, etc, with the gas turned off most of the time.

You save 70 of the gas when baking, boiling or roasting, and on the monthly average cut gas bills'in half. Given Away ll piece aluminum set With each Chambers range sold this week we give away 11 pieces aluminum a roaster, preserving kettle, skillet, 3 saucepans, an 8 quart utensil, a set of triplicate pails. SOLD ON EASY TERMS Let a Chambers Do Your Work! You Can Play! Complete Your Kitchen With a Hoosier! The Hoosier, the favorite kitchen cabinet of more than 2,000,000 housewives, is sold only at Taylor's in Indianapolis. "Hoosier" saves your food, vour tV. II mm RUG SALE' Wonderful Values Last 2 Days! Fine Axminsters; $34.95 These beaut if ulv 9x 12 foot rugs have rich colorings, Persian designs, silky like pile, and close weave for' long wear.

Last two days at, each, $3.05. Royal Wiltons, $78.95 9x12 feet and 8Uxl0H feet in size, these are the choice examples of art made by machine. Just a few of these beau ties left. Each, $78.05. Drapery Specials Blanket Sale $7.95 Overdr aperies, $4.95 Velour overdraperies, trimmed with fancy cut lambrequins, embossed borders and silk bullion fringe, in blue, brown, rose and mulberry.

SilUSaVVS sv Special, a pair, complete with lambrequins Wolverine Blankets, full double bed size, in plaids of blue, gray and pink, over lock edges. Special, a pair. $3.39 Commercial Wool Blankets 80 per cent, wool blankets, easily laundered, in plaids of blue and white, pink and' white, gray and white, tan and white. Extra size, 70x80 inches. Edges are bound with silk ribbon.

Regular price special, a pair AND UCOlOi TAYLOR'S 26 West Washington St TAYLOR'S 1 Wmd 'if it' Hs v. I i.