Evening Star Newspaper, February 8, 1928, Page 26

@ 0o~ GOVERNOR'S TRIAL OPENS IN INDIANA Jackson and Two Others Plead Not Guilty to Brib- ery Charges. | By the Acsociated Press. INDIANAPOLIS. February 8.—-Waiv- | ing arraignment and pleading not guilty | to a charge of attempted bribery, Gov Ed Jackson of Indiana went on (rial | Double Check on Liquor Prescriptions Is Required Under New Treasury Bill By the Associated Pross Physiclans prescribing liquor for ail- ing patients will have to follow a new method before long. under plans re- vealed today which Prohibition Com- missioner Doran gave to the House ap- propriations committee in its drafting of the Treasury supply bill Duplicate prescription blanks are called for instead of single coples under the revised system. The change, Doran said. was necessitated partly by the proven sale of prescription books by | doctors and “the use of such prescrip- | tions by unauthorized persons.” The | new method is expected to make a closer check possible “The patient delivers both original | and duplicate prescriptions ln the | 1V duas s THE WadntaaPON, D €, WEDNESDAY called for, and the permit number of the store. the pharmacist retains one copy for his record and forwards the other copy to the prohibition office at the end ot the month.” Expelled From Argentina. BUENOS AIRES, February 8 (P).— Col Macla, Catalonian separatist lead- er. who slipped into Argentina after |the Argentine consul in Monte-ideo refused him a visa, has been expelled | His secretary, Gassol, was also expelled | from the country. They were arrested [ by the police and put aboard a ship | squally weather, hopped off ats1 pm., but after getting as far down the coast as Beaufort ran into heavy squalls and chl Gl L fog and was forced to turn hack. He Flight to Havana. |1anded at the navy yard late yester- CHARLESTON, 8. C.. February 8 (4). \dnv but no announcement of his re- Lieut. Arthur Gavin, piloting a twin- | turn was made umtil late last night. motered amphiblan airplane, hopes to —— be able to get away with his four pas- sengers °n route to Havana at noon today. He hopes to hop to Jackson- ville. Fla.. this afternoon. Licut. Gavin. held up yesterday by HOPES TO HOP TODAY. Lieut. The business man's hurried, hearty lunch, rather than his work, may be the cause of his early physical break- down, says the New York State College of Home Economics. A Message to Slaves oA MMWMIWHIHIII.’/L 7| = = = |2 ALL-WEEK SPECIALS On Lincoln’s Birthday in Ciiminal Court here today. | George V. Coffin, Marion County Re- | pharmacist.” Doran continued, “After | bound for Montevidco because they had publican chairman, and Robert 1.|indicating upon the blanks the name 'entered the country without authori- Marsh, local attorney. who were in-jof the person dispensing the liquor zation. dicted with Jackson. also pleaded not guilty. They were gianted scparate trials. Gov.Jackson, Coffin and Marsh are accused of offering Gov. Warren T. McCray in 1923, $10.000 and a guar- antce of immunity from conviction on | embezzlement charges pending agsinst him if he would name James E. Donald as Marion County prosecutor. McCray_eventually named Wilham H.| Remy. the present prosecutor. Jackson | was secretary of state at the time. Legal Squabbles Start. An indication of the many legal| squabbles to follow was given when | the defense objectad to its having to examine talesmen first Special Judge Charles M. McCab> ruled that the State should examine the jury first. AMERICA is still filled with slaves «..men Killing themselves with the slavery of toil... women sacrificing themselves to the slavery of social activities...all of them slaves of the dollar today...most of them slaves of a diet tomorrow...and if this in- dictment includes you, we suggest that you celebrate Lincoln’s Birthday Bt i T | ; with a li.ttlc of Lincoln’s stuff!... avaited the cal for examination st | make a bid for freedom!...shake off PG Sackson was jovial as he en- | A GOOd Bl'(‘fll\del the tyranny of town for the emanci- ation that’s Atlantic City... Is An Inspu‘ ition . i g tered the courtroom. and shook hands | with numerous as he passed will makeyou independent but health and happiness will make you free! SUC tne 20 “COTASH, 3 C A Tasty Mixture of Corn and Lima Beans ) !4 ¥ for [ Santa Clara. 30s and 40s, 4 Lhs., 49¢ LUX TOILET SOAP, 2 <15¢ [ Take Home a Dozen Cakes of Lux for 8¢ | FORD’S PRESERVES, 26¢ Seven Tasty Flavors, 2 Jars, 49¢ tins ?3 A-1 CORN, 2« 23¢c Delicious Sweet Sugar (_nrn-—.\hri\‘cr Packed dovn the asle to take a seat beside his | counsel | Emeley W. Johnson. special assistant | — to Prosecutor Remy. conducted the | State's examination of prospective y P C Stephenson Is Mentioned. E ! tephenson, for- e T D e nenan o Our usual good Iu ands, specially priced until Saturday’s closing. and now a life prisoner at the Indiana State Prison. was brought into the case at the outset. Johnson asked C. A.| Bragg. first prospective juror. if he knew | Stephenson. He received a negative an- swer Stechenson was charged in the Jack- son indictnent with having had a part in the alleged conspiracy to bring about McDonalc's appointment He testified before the grand jury that indicted Jackson. Coffin and Marsh. and may be & State witness against the governor. Pnor to his conviction in 1925 for mur- der. Stephenson was an acknowledged political power in Indiana. Aort of the men in the jury box were farmers The fact that the defendant was governor would make no difference to the talesmen examined this morning, each declared. Carton Lts. Every wise wife knows that a man's pas destiny is influcnced by his diet. Many a great deed is started after a good and satis- fying breakfast. On crisp cold mornings start him off with a breakfast of hot cakes or waffles topped off with Golden Crown Syrup. Golden Crown brings to the time honored hot cake a world of palatable flavor. The true Southern flavor---that brought world fame to Southern cooking. Buy it and try it - - - At All Good Gro.ers. Baltimore ATLANTIC CITY SR S Write to cAny of the Following for Rates or Reservations < 4 STRAND-A.E TRAYMORE-4-E WILTSHIRE-4 AMBASSADOR-E BRIGHTON-4 BREAKERS-A-E CHALFONTE- HADDON HALL-4 CHELSEA-A-E DENNIS-4 [4-—American Plan GALEN HALL-4 Steuart, Son & Co. HOLMHURST-4 PENNHURST-4 RITZ-CARLTON-B SEASIDE- SHEIBURNE.E E- Eurorean Plan A4 E- Both Plans) . Canadian Senator Dies. OTTAWA. February 8 (#).—Henry Joseph Cloran. K. C.. member of the Benate of Canada for the last 25 years. newspaper editor. lawyer and crown prosecutor of Montreal, died today | after a prolonged lliness. He was in‘ his seventy-third Just at this season of the year when vour appetite cal nffm vou Sanitary Fresh Fggs at an extrémely low price s more than meet_your every Jemand. 45¢c South Carolina Red Sweet -+ POTATOES Most of you know the quality of these good potatoes— and the price uotil Sat y's closing 1 . TABLE NECESSITIES Land O’Lakes Butter..........."™ 59 Sanitary Butter il o Green Bag Coffes ot 7 (- Del Monte Asparagus Tips. . . .P " 19¢ Del Monte Pceled Apriccts. . . bt tin ]12¢ Del Monte Melba Feaches Del Monte Tomatces Camgkell’s Pork and Beans Ritter's Pcrk and Beans Libby’s Sauerkraut. . .. Pecter Pan Corn Trusty Friend Whole Beets . . B. & M. Soaked Lima Beans. . .. Peter Pan Peas Meadow Lark Peas Blue Ridge Stringless Beans. . Sanitary Oats Post Wheat Meal. . . . Quaker Olts Regular or Quick Cook. phe IIC Aunt Jemima Pancake Virginia Sweet Pancake Log Cabin Syrup Green Mt. Boy Pure Maple. . . Dried Navy Beans New California FLORIDA ORANGES veceived from sunny Ca Our fitteen for a dozen sales have proved so popular in the past, we have made an extra large distribution for this sale that no one will he disappointed. Only the finest and most select fruit was purchased for this sale. You will be pleased by both the quality and the price of this truit, 15 TR e or fresh eggs we ou will find that "~ £85c > Home of a lundred Hotels Offering the Comforts of Home © commicatiny 1 r, 199 TABLE SYRUP JRE Bl . Qith the True Southern Flavor -3 : LANSBURGH & BRO. 7LTos1’"TOESTS BASEMENT Wy wry s a new purchase of bright-hued $7.59 spring frocks FROCKS OF FAR HIGHER VALUE—NEW COLGRS--NEW MATERIALS—NEWEST STYLES FOR WOMEN—MISSES. flat crepe georgette printed silks crepe romaine STYLES 2-piece sport cape collars 1-piece sport frilly gecrgettes tie models cmocked models blouse effects embroidery— Eton models many others MATERIALS velvet satin suede patent leather WeAnesday Thursday Friday and Saturday For Gne Doz. For Two Doz. | i | li 2 e | | = = | Ifl . Very Fancy . 12V¢ B [ el 14e ..o 10¢ L 19c u 10c “un 12Vac \\«- [ 20C Last week our $7.59 Dress Sale was such a success in value-giving quality, we decided to repeat it. A hurried trip to New York, careful selection and—HERE THEY ARE! Later styles, newer effects, heavier materials and a far more colorful array of new Spring shades. This selection bids fair to give our patrons even greater value and satis- faction. They will surpass your fondest expectations. Select your new Spring frocks from this complete group—here tomorrow! 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