The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 3

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR TUESDAY APRIL 7 1914 3 WAY OPENED OR DEMO CRATIC USS Preparation of Two Lists of Vot ing Expected to Result in Clash Between City and County orces KERVAN LYONS IGHT IS HOT Race for Nomination for Treas urer Is Proving Closest of Cam paign Sheriff Aspirants Also Wage Warm Battle i The way V'as opened yesterday for a (clash between the city Democrats and the 'county Democrats in Hie fight for places on the county ticket at the primary May 5 when it became known that two lists of inspector and two lists of voting places for the primary are in the hands of the hoard of county commissioners One list was prepared by the commis sioners with the assisfance of Ernest Brown county attorney and the other was prepared by red Barrett Demo cratic county chairman Barrett filed his list esterikty and subsequent! Brown asserted the commissioners' list had been completed some time ago i There are two lines of candidates for the principal places on tlie ticket partic ularly lop the nomination tor county treasurer uhe receiving the support of those who arc conaeeted with the citv oi ft and the other receiving 1 hesupport ot i he (wintv organization Coun ty hairmail Barrett nas told every one Interested he is not supporting anv can didate ami both he and tho commission ers are insisting on a fair primary Custom ollowed in Past The law provides for tlie hoard of county commissioners to select the vot ing places and inspectors and it has long been the custom for the county chairman to prepare the list and submit it to the commissioners who usually accept it With feworno changes When that was done however tho commissoners and the chair man were on terms of co operation but under the present situation that is not the case rTvu of the county commissioners are vitally interested in the forthcoming pri Charles Maguire who is it candi date lor renonnuation and Jarnos Kervan who is a candidate ior county' treasurer Au advantage if? to bo gained in the se lection of the voting places and inspectors and the candidates at each recurring pri mal are anxious to avail themselves of that advantage whenever possible dward Evons who is chief opponent fur the nomination ior county treasurer is receiving the support of the city Democrats and Kervan undoubtedly is xeceiyjng the support of the countv or ganization On the nomination for treas urer thei Is a clean cut Tight between the city and county organization In the Tecent municipal campaign when Lyons Was city chairman he built up an organi zation In every ward and precinct in sup port of Mayor Bell and a great many of the men who made up that organization now are holding jobs under the Demo cratic city administration By reason of that circumstance Iyons is able to a large working force in his be half Kervan Also Has Support On the other hand Kervan lias the county' organization working in his be half by reason of patronage which the commissioners control Taking these circumstances into con sideration it was predicted Hast night that the commissioners would disregard the usual rule to accept the recom mendations ot the county chairman In naming the inspectors and fixing the tvoting places I The duel fight in the coming primaryWill center in the nomination of a can ididate for countv treasurer althoughthere is a contest on for practically ievery county' office In the race for sheriff 1 neodore ortt eus the incumbentis working hard tor renomination Thus liar there has been little indication thatthe city organization will mix in that icontest James Moriaritv opponent is said to have the sup port of Janies Keach Warren Tin Igle a farmer oi Perrv Township is in ithe race tor sheriff and is being sup iPortcd by Jacob Woessner who wassheriff when Portteus was the chief (deput i In the race lor recorder James RvanJoseph Turk and Paul Russe are thechief contenders It is said the city 'gamzation is not particularly interested lin Turk since he was one of the support ers of Thomas Meeker for tlie nomina tion for mayor Turk is the present re Icorder and is seeking renommation ai dhough many ol the county Democrats6ay it is not customary to give a second term to a four year office except in the 'vase ot iiiuges Ryan served as chief (deputy under Turk tor nearlv three yearsand proposing to put additionalclerical hive the recorder office to in crease the efficiency oi the service there Russe recently got into the limelight when ho announced he would not employ women in tlie office if he is elected whereupon he received some severe criti cism from equal suffrage organizations I Announcement was made yesterday i1hit brancm Reinhard an Indianapolis lattorney will he a candidate for the uomi Ination foi judge of the Juvemln Court CARMEN POSTPONE ACTION An answer to Governor Ralston's pro posal that three members of the Public Service Commission sit as an arbitration board in future controversies between the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Com pany and its employes has been deferred by the carmen pending the regular week ly mooting to bo held tomorrow night and Thursday morning The executive board will place file question of either accept ing or rejecting the offer at that time it Js said Mollycoddle Laxatives Of I he many laxatives on the mar ket most merely clear the intestinal tract but do not release the dammod up Bile which is the great poison de stroyer ot tlie body 1 To relieve sucli trouble as bad breath headache dizziness loss of ap petite constipation biliousness you must release the dammed up Bile Merely washing out the intestines I with salts mineral waters oils andother mollycoddle laxatives will not 'release the Bile Podophyllin is Hie one perfect and harmless substitute for calomel but ills bitter taste and griping nauseat ing effects blade it unpopular PoDoLax Releases the Bile or years chemists have been trying to take the bitterness gripe and nau sea out of Podophyllin recognizing that it would then be tho ideal Liver regulator At last this lias been done and given to the world under the name of PoDoLax PoDoLax is a Podophyllin formula with all undesirable features taken out PoDoLax is for every member of the family young or old It should be in every medicine cabinet You will thank us for explaining it after you have tried it Get a bottle today and use it as soon as you notice a coated tongue or bad breath Start (lie Hile Nature docs the rest Advertise ment My Irene the Village Queen Got a Thing on Shank ormer Mayor With Brand New A cor deen Comes Home Trade Jobs With Woodrow Wilson With an accordion as an added attrac tion to his vaudeville performance Lew Shank returned to Indianapolis yesterday and said he would not trade jobis with Woodrow Wilson Thirty pounds lighter than when he was mayor his smile a bit broader if anything and the usual line of stories about himself and others the ver satile former Imad of the government of Indianapolis was the same genial fellow when seen behind the curtain at the Lyric Theater vestenlav afternoon that he was when endeavoring to conduct the affairs ot the city do you like this job anyhow a reporter asked hank while the latter was waiting for his turn wouldn trade places with htiofirmv Wilson: this is the "iilv job I overhiui he replied ent usia st icallv And sav bovs he added with a laugh bp sure and come around tomorrow nmht because 1 ve got an accordion I going to play and I want you to hear wha I "Can you play it I can jday it I learned in Chi 1 Behind the scenes Lew Shank is no different than when he was in his oftu nt the City Hall He has fallen into Hv ways uf theatrical folk us naturally as be used to step from the mayor's o'tlme 1 auction off a cuw His voice has not modulated and his laugh is as hearty as ever But there' is one change that has come over him since he yas mayor He has learned bow to pronounce the present participle 'll have been acquired in Now York in Chicago or in Klkhart but it is there and Shank seldom if ever for gets to sav and in stead of comm and Do you think vuii are bettor off nmv Than you were a vear the former mavnr was risked os I believe I he replied shank savs Im has a few more engage inputs to nil now ami Muy I ami alter inov are nlffid he expects to return to udia uh pelts look after his business Ho says lie probably will find something new for next season and when tlie thea ters open in tlie fall he expects to return io (he road He is being booked by the Junes Lennox Shaffer agency i If" 'NX Your The wise man of business no matter how vast his enter prise and responsibilities leaves the management of his home to his real the wife who knows the daily needs of the family and who plans for the conservation of their health and strength' The housewife who knows Shredded Wheat KODAK ART DISPLAY COVERS ALL CLIMES Exhibition Which Opens for Week at Tomlinson Hall Contains Wonderful Examples of Ama teur Photography With hundreds of examples of photo graphic art made bv amateurs jn all parts of the world the Kodak Ex hibition was opened at Tomlinson Hall Jast night About 1200 persons braved the weather to attend the open ing and hear an illustrated lecture on travel by Dr William Torrence Stuchell The exhibition will be open the remainder oi tlie week from 2 clncK in the after noon until 10 clock at night Two pro grams will be given daily at 3 o'clock and 8:15 The display which was gathered bv the Kastman Company represents tho most artistic pictures from a collection of 30000 negatives submitted bv amateurs in the last five years The photographs all or which are enlargements displayed on portable screens extend around the mezzanine corridor and the stage while the main hall is reserved for the slereop ticon lectures and motion picture displays Pictures rom Every Country 11 the display are pictures taken under ail conditions and in practically everv country There are photographs ot Alpine peaks hunting scenes in the jungles uf Africa and India bucking bronchos on the Western plains and almost everv im aginable outdoor activity or scenic ef fect here also are pictures of child hood and domestic life records of the home The typical American Indian is por trayed by rederick 1 Monson and Joseph Dixon The sunset uf a Dy ing Race by Dixon depicts an old In dian chief on a mustang His back is to the beholder and Ins gaze is fixed on a dull sunset glow behind a range of distant hills Among the pastorals is The Westering bun a picture sug gestive of absolute restfnlnoss In direct contrast is Dr Albert Benedict ''The Plaza at Night wnich shows a deiected uab horse standing in trout of a famous New York hustelrv the lights mirrored on the wet pavement and" the huddled form of tne driver on the box Tickets tu the exhibition may bo ob tained free from any dealer In kodaks VACANT LOT CULTIVATION AIDS CHILDREN SAYS JUDGE The vacant lot cultivation and home decoration department of the Charitv Or ganization Society met vostenlav after noon and received a report showing that last year 2tj vacant lots kitchen gar dens and 7j2 flower gardens were culti vated Six settlements eighteen schools and 2350 children were assisted bv plow ing the gardens and providing seeds Tlie amount collected ior this work was 5:50:: 1 Addresses were given bv persons inter ested the various settlement and school gardens and bv representatives of ilie board of school commissioners the board oi health and tlm Indianapolis UB ic League Judge Newton Tavlor of Juvenile Court said that the work will keep children out of his court as the busi ness of the court is heaviest in vacations because of idleness Other speakers were Miss (race Osborn Airs Gibbs IJ Dearthick Miss Rosseau McClellan Airs Harry Tiitewiler and Mrs Harrv Miller LAPP URGES REORM IN STATUTE MAKING Reference Librarian Asserts That General Public Shows Too Lit tle Concern in Laws Calls In diana Code Antiquated has already solved the servant problem and the problem of the high cost of living With Shredded Wheat Biscuit in the house it is so easy to prepare in a few moments a deliciously nourishing and wholesome meal in combination with baked apples sliced bananas or canned or preserved fruits It means sound bonesc healthy tissue and clear brain for growing youngsters as well as strength and endurance for grown ups John A Lapp state reference librarian addressing the meeting of the Nart hw cist ern Review Club last evening at Branch Library No 101 Chiton street ail that both the system of kiwnmknig and the Taws in Indiana are antiquated and almost laughable and that lawyers are unable to toll what the law is except on a few subjects said It is impossible to obtain flic best legislation from persons who arc not thoroughlv familiar with the busi ness ot lawmaking and that even lawyers are noL competent unless tliev give the question special study He regretted that there are no places ior training legisla tors saving that nowhere in tlie tinted Always heat the Biscuit in oven to restore crispness Two Shredded Wheat Biscuits with hot milk or cream will supply fill the energy needed for a half work Deliciously nourishing when eaten in combination with baked apples stewed prunes sliced bananas or canned or preserved fruits Try toasted Triscuit the Shredded Wheat wafer for luncheon with butter cheese or marmalade Made only by The Shredded Wheat Company Niagara alls estates to lus knowledge is there such a place Tells of Legislative Practices He told of the practice of trading lulls ol killing hills the coniiifi 1 1 ees and various other practices in legislative ses sions some ot which lie classed us being benelicial and others as being bad lie said that often bills are voted on when none but the author knows what the measure means or what effect it will have Mr Lapp said that 1 lie general public gives too little attention to the work of the LegjSla lures JJe said that people be come interested in spoetamila legislation in Congress such as the canal tolls meas ure and that they ignore bills that af fect them in exerx'dav life He urged that the general jniblic become more in terested slate legislation snying that state laws have to do with people from birth until arter death next meeting of the club will be held Ajiiul 20 when Stewart will speak on Lily Government INES NET CITY $4521 JNJHREE MONTHS Tlie Hrsl quarterly' report filer! by Po lice Judge James Deerv with the coun ty treasurer shows that $45l'1SS was col lected in fines and costs from Jan 5 to March 30 inclusive This amount is di vided as fallows: citv fines state lines $lh7U9: docket fees 14651 humane Hind $5 'this amount does not include the prosecuting attorney fees and It repre sents only about one third of the total fines and costs imposed during the tirst three months ot he lean 'rhe other two thirds lias boon "laid out" tn thejail or the Workhouse PREPARE OR MEMORIAL DAY Representatives from sex era! A TL posts and oilier patriotic organiza lions met at tlie State House lust night ano organized the general memorial coinirnl tec wmeh will have charge ui the Memorial day observance Indianapolis this year Officers elected follow: Chair man Albert Ball vice chairman Mrs Claudia Jrthcr and secretary Newton ATcirinre Hie billowing committee on speakers was selected: Col John Ys uliairman Ccorge Jxaniler iiml i James A Colluis Chairman Ball xvu authorized io seb ct the otli' tees The committee will meet at the Board ot I rude Building at 't oi'hi the evening ol Apru zu I CAMPAIGN OR SEATS OR WOMEN OPENED on Discourtesy in Sunday Star Brings Immediate Action and Hundreds Wear Buttons Distributed by Wasson Store Men Hocked by the score into the lb Masson Co store yesterday tn procure for Women'' buttons which are being Hist rl Inj ed by he slnre in a cru sade for courtesy to wunnui passengers on street cars ollowing an article in The Sunday Star the title of which was 'Dis courtesy to AY Oman (lie Wasson Co quickly grasped the sign ifiou uce of the article ordered LOOiiu buttons and as a result men arc wearing the buttons to prove that tnev are polite Tpe buttons ar smaller than a dune and very neat They have a border of gold with a blue band acrosiM the fave words fur Women" arc in scribed on the button Womerf'Also Wear Them YYorncn who are rhainpioning (Im cause are also wearing flieui IL is a Method of advertising (he crusade jjnd of calling the attention of men to the fact that they are nought loss in not proffering their car seats to Hred shop girls worn out shoppers and women with babies in their arms Manv men who called at the assoil to store lor the billions ex pressed themselves in no uncertain nrm I waul one of those butioiis In show tho rust ol the men that I am in lavo! ol giving up a measly sent to a woman said one man Another remarked: 'Give rm a hand ful and 1 will see that the fellows at the ohice wear them I he eampnign will be carried on the remainder of ihrt ek Il is said the of buttons will prove jriado quaie II the daily d'miaiid is as heavy as $250 is given gar Qreaf Nerve and Blood Tonic BY BOARLO TRADE MJbSJ Nq 2 Governing Committee avors and Industrial Con tests Here Next Opposes Bigger Parcel Post Packages At the regular monlhly jneeling of the governing commlthc of the Indianapolis Board of Trade last night die RUm of $250 was appropriated Inward del raying the expenses of the 1 1 1 1 ty si annual eri eampnicnl Department of Indiana A to he held here May 0 7 and 8 avorable action was taken on the pro posed Marion (Jonnly industrial contest for boys and girls to be held In Indmmip olis next full The bows will grow corn wiiilc tho girls will cook and sew It is proposed that the Indianapolis show fol low each township In tiirt uuitnlv the winners in I lie township shows fiarl lelpat mg in the riumiy contest A eonirn nit ia ion received from the Merchants Association of Turk rela tive lu lour lentative bills known as the hliermnn law definitions bill 1 1m trade relations lull (ho directorates bill and the I nt rst a trade com mission bill was referred to the board representatives on the (hiainber of Cfinitiicrce ol (lie llnlbui Status of America These representatives are to obtain further Informal iuit about the Tillis and rejiort if possHde at the next meet mg of lhe gov'rmng eoniitilltve The Abn bunts A ssortn 1 1 ui ol New York is opposed to the four dlls Oppose Parcel Post Change Anol Tmr com mi tn lea non reoov from (lie New Turk a usee ia ion st'il' that the jiustmuster general contemplated en larging the weight limit for parcel post shipments from 50 puiiiids to 100 pounds It was set forth that that probablv would force the ret 1 1 cmunL of tho ex prCEs cumpantes leaving the shippers ol the solely dependent upon Ilie parrel post lor quirk i runs jioi a I ion The Now Vuk associa mu expressed opposi tion In the proposed extension Action in Opposition to (he propose! cn largementit the present time was taken by the governing erunmlt ten he following wi re rlerted Io mcmltof shi in the boa rd trade: WHIlarn Evans runic tilts Alexander Hcoft II l' errv slioin'iti I I lirtlrig LeRoy I rmsl on eliir Im jv Lieb arl If J(pyu olds Schmidt buries 1 and Wtlliirri A Iiogardus PROGRESSIVE CLUB PLANS SOCIAL EVENT OR GUESTS A lilcrary and musical srv'ial for nir rn bers of the PiugrcSHive lub and tliejr invited guests will Im given in Hie quarters in ilie 1 1 umr Mii nsur Puilding ut 1 5 o'clock rvemtig A program of musical numbers a nd ngs by per sons widely known Jmlianajiolis nj and literary clreh bay been arranged Thu conunilleu in rliargy of (he affair which is intruded to give the members an opportunity to become a cq i ia I rd is composed of George Cobb I )r A 1'J Biiclm mm and Cund'n CONERENCE DATE TO BE SET 'The HxnriiLivo committee of fm state confercncfi of cbarilies and correction will meet nt Mmlison April J7 to fix a definite Hate for lhe annnnl conference 1o he held there next fall 'rim various fllnmling committees of the oufei ence also will ho organized al that time Tim comrnHtco will hohl a public meeting nt Madison Io bp addressed by Mouiri J'urdue itzgibbon Columbus bid Amos Butler secretary of the hoard of state charities and Miss Columbus Jnd ACCOUNTS BOARD ADVISER ASSUMES DUTIES ill? i silt JA Mat Sy George Crane of Terre Haute vlio Tlionms Inincni of 1h Public Service officers of Vigo f'onniy to rnfnrr the yesterday became legal ad riser to the Commission laws in '(inn with a township lucttl state board of omn i 1 Th': Sl ni' I of Air ('ratio was option oh ct inn mar Terre Haute Mr 'Llt(Cf 111 made by Gilbert II 1 1 ondren clt ief of the ('nine was sitting as it special judge nt I i i 1 1 1 1 a i i ox is the third man to stale biard uf accounts (hough it is Term Ifatilo a few years ago when llonrv receive anpmnt monl to a statu position understood (hat the Governor was an in mnahl found gnilfv bv a jurv of villi an attractive salary attached who dorsur of his old sclioolmaLu Mr Crane's dynamiting a church "shot lli'p emirt iiT1' i rchra ''b ernor salary will be $2 SOO room killing a db ctlvo and' wcmxllng School (governor ILalsion showed his Confidence several attaches of the umn I Th" Gov nn ic he ci i eighties other two in Air Crane several months age wimn he eriior lias denied ra I requests of o' nor 11 railed on him to make an investigation Mayor Dunn Roberts of Terre Haute to tie tiuiud are James dark and the alleged failure to parule McDonald from the State Prison Going to the Pacific Coast? 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