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Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
Gloria Swanson
at Valley; Hugo
Classic, Palace

Gloria Swanson wears a glitter
ing array of new gowns in ga So
ciety Scandal her newest Para
mount production, which is rcceiv-
ing its first local showing at the
Valley theater.
And though Miss Swanson offers
an even more enticing fashion show
than she ever did in her former
pictures, she also reminds us that
she has dramatic and emotional
talents besides.
GA Society Scandal' is adapted
by Forrest Halscy from Alfred Sut-
ro's play, "The Laughing Lady, "
in which Ethel Barrymore starred
on the New York stage.
The picture is produced by Allan
Dwan, also responsible for Robin
Hood" "Zaza,' and ''Big Broth
er. Rod La Rosquc, Il personable
young actor, gives an excellent per
Torrance as the lawycr-hcro. Ri
cardo Cortez is the "other man
in the case, and Allan Simpson is
the husband.
The marvellous film of "Thc
Hunchbaek of Notrc Dame is
showing again tonight at the Pal
ace theater. The acting in this
stupendous picture is of the very
finest aud Lon CLANCY who por-
trays the character of Quasimodo
gives he best Interpretation of his
remarkable career. He reaches the
heights in his cndeavor to make the
misshappen creature real living
person, one doubts that even he will
ever surpass the superb work that
he does in this film
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02

sale will be under the provisions ~
Sec s. 305l aud 3052 Civil Code for
labor performed, storage and mater
ial and parts furnished IN the sum
of Sixty and 75l00 dollars. Thai
moro than 20 days have elapsed
since the furnishing of said labor,
parts aud storage. Sale will he NJ
public auction and TO highest bid.
der at the hour OF II a. M, May 5tl
1924, at All Main street ,El TO-
ira, Calf.
23tl0 Il. j. FROWlES.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
STANDING OF
LEAGUE TEAMS
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE

!. Yesterdays Results
Vernon, A.; Oakland, 2. a.... .,
San Francisco g; Los Angeles, 2.
Seattle, 2; Salt Lake, l.
Portland, Z; Sacramento, ..
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
Special Notice

MONEY TO LOAN--We are now
prepared to make farm loans in
any amounts from 100000 up.
Earl G. Pound. Phone IS. Braw-
ley. 2tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02

FOR ALE-Mower and rake, Sud
an Grass seed, Milo and Hygeria
seed. Crawford Grain & Seed Co.
$50 State st. 28t4
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
-
FOR RENT

Comfortable cosey home
apartment, furnished, with
modern improvements. Must
be seen to be appreciated.
Inquire 240 So. 7th ST.,
Corner of Olive Ave. 2t2
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02

Observation-Disclosures in Ell Centre
or Brawley for lease and furniture
of Long Beach court. q Apis. a
chance to clear 5000 per month
and three room Apt. free. Own
er moving to Imperial Valley.
Price $4,000. Press Box I'll. 28t7
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
Observation-Disclosures

CARPENTER WORK-Of all kinds.
Remodeling, alterations and re-
pairs. Skilled mechanics at your
service, all work promptly and
neatly done. Contract or day
work. Call No. 391, ask for Mr..
Owea. .... 25tS
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
Help Wanted
For Eent-E-arH, Lands

FOR RENT-80 acres, good vege-
table land with nice house and
plenty shades. Mont j. Reid.
.-... 25tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
FIGHTS, FIGHTERS
AND THE RESULTS

NEW YORK.-Pal Moran, New
Orleans lightweight, and Louis
Vicentini, Chilean champion, meet
tonight nj Is round contest In
Madison Square Garden. The win
ner NAV be matched with Benny
Leonard for the world IS title.
Observation-Disclosures Walk
.er world S welterweight champion,
will defend his title against Lew
Tender, Philadelphia, in ten round
decision contest here on June z.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02

FOR SALE-Icebox, same as new.
ZIG So. 9th st. 26tf
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02
For Rent-ROOnaS and
Apartments

:
FOR RENT-Vcry desirable screen
room, close in. 500 Olive. 30t6
Imperial Valley press., 1924-05-02

FOR SALE--1 roller top office
desk and roller chair, complete.
Casa Rey Hotel. Phone l16. 24tf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

trzeni a pfala 81, aby mohla
pfedmsty ty zulibati.
Nebylo mozno vse zerubne
81 prohlsdnouti. Cas- kvapil.
Musili nasi vystshovalci k We
Geru Prahu opustiti a ma dali
Il cestu do neznama Sc vydati.
S bolesti opoustsli Prahu
vxdouce, ze "a kratko budou
"a hranicemi sve vlasti, v ci-
zine. Zvonik, ci mistr Pokor-
ny, 5 obnazenou hlavou stall
ma zadni plose vagonu. IS Bo-
hem! S Bohem, ma draha Was
ii, Bohem, ty narode mileny,
8 Bohem, ty ma draha vesnic.
ko!" To povsdsv Sc slzou v o
cich vravoral dovnitf ku svym
milym, ktefi zirali oxen
vagonu tymiz pocity lou
cili sc vlasti a domovem.
Cestu do Bremen vykonali
beze v;ech obtizi. Mistr Po'
korny umSl nsmecky, tax ze
Jim slo vse a vsude hladce
Kdyz Sc ocitli v Brem6ch =
pfistavu a patfili ma more, jei
bylo toho dne velmi bouflive
tn ODE, matka ! Mafenka, "a
chvsly sc hrdzou. MatkA 10
mila rukama a lamentovala:
"Maticko Sepekovsk6, to j.
spousta vody, to more je veil
ke - vzdyt' ami neni ma dru
hou stranu vidsti." - Stila
tu a hledsla do dslky ma roz
boufene to more, jak vysok,
Why valily se ku bfehu a zmi
tally malymi lodicemi jako ok,
fapkami z vajec. Marenka ci
tila sice jistou hrizu pfi po
hledu na ty Why, ma jichz po
vrchu bile pSny jako by stsd,
tisici bSlostnych ovci hnaly .,
x pfistavu. Ale co ona toh,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

bill Sc hajny, ..'kdybych ts, ko-
v6ri, neznal, ze dSla5 81 Z kaz
dsho 5oufky 4 K neminis, co
mluvfs, v&znS, tax bych ii u
k6zal, co j6 % svou ''bfizou''
dok<xu!"
"Pojd'," smdl se kovxf, ia
- ii postavim ma dvacet koki
ku stodole. At jsem tentoc -
jesti Sc nechybis cels stodoly,' y
email Sc kov&f 4 celia hospoda
10 MIN.
"Tohle jsou slova do prani.
ce," nucens small Sc hajny tel.
~Dnes je ale nedSle q il der
Pane takovym Sinem neposkv,
MIN. Ale felnu ii, kov&fi, take
nSco ma opl&tku. VS. ty bam'
bulo, xe j6 stfilim pfeci row.
nsji nez chodi ty vozy, co y
dSlSS? Ba xe jo! Tuhle jsen
potkal jednoho sedl&ka, vez
fIru obili do mssta, koukxm
co mu viz tax srejduje -
pfedni kola byla "a konmi ,
prostfed silnice a zadni vlekl.
se AZ okolo stoky. Viz sel sko
70 polky. jako tuhie mhj p-'
chodiv6. Pt&m se sedl6ka, kd.
mu ten viz dxlal? A Wis CO OF
fekl? - 'Mily GlovsGe. ten VII,
mi dslal mistr Zxkolnfk. obec
nj kovxf - uiiSt'oval mne
ze pry ten viz AMI nepfeck&m
Mvslim, xe mel nravdu. pro
toxe Sc MIN AZ k smrti uzlo
biml l konx ztratim - ;.o,
ux na koGku udfeni'!" - Vii
chni. celia hosnoda Sc smala
AZ - .sxuy otfSsaly.
"Kov8fi. hajnv vas pre-
trumfl, . MIN neni mic. 10. ho
leck,s. to neni zvonik Pokor
ny! Toho jste 81. mistfe. nxc,
nadobiral - q on ten dobvSl
ivSe truSlivs nesl. MSlo kd'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

'd1l . poxoroval kovafe. Prsty
mu j taky svrbxly, rad by 81
byl ''hodil''. - emu, COZ pax,
pdjde TOT" oslovil kov1Fe.
"Eh, kozla to pijde! Ted
pr6vS pfemyilfm, ze tn moe
postr6d&me zvonika PokornS-
ho, to W by to slo d1vno," mi.
nil kovxf.
"MnS se take nxjak po mem
stysk1," pravil Kristifek, 'ta
|parta se nam prahloupx roxbi.
Ia, to viS!" Nahnul g ke ko.
v6fovi = Septal: "Takov< par.
ta 80 ux nesexene! My til fe.
meslnici q hajny BoroviSka-
ito uz je take nxco vic neil
sedl6k - uz jsme &c tax K so.
be sikli. Sedlici maxou jer
"ferbla", ii zxdnou u;lechti.
lou hru neznaji. -"
v tom se dv<fe otevfely /,
vstoupil hajny BoroviGlka, CO
II zasn4xeny. "a MIN se hna
jeho velky pes, ktery % zaGa
otfep6val, AZ to v5em hostdn
do obli6ejd ,litalo. Hainy ts;
otfepxval snih ze svSho bur
nusu. postavil svou brokovnic
do kouta q poGal ma to psov
.kS po6asi hubovat: "Pfestan,
j ten snih do ve6era padat, b,
de to-. pSkn6 "obnova", rsnt
m,sim bit v lese. stopova
l;skv. Ia banda .e mne nazlo
BIZ" huboal hajny.
"Cox o tn!" smSl ae kovSf
''Sto~ovat ];sku mIzes, ale IA
.tF~';t bys il sotva dovedl. r,
r"sE tu .tarcu bfizu len tai
pro rar&d,,. ahva ukSzal svo,
autoritu. - isi L~ixeci ha;rV
A rosom shv mxlv 2 tebe bS
bv s'rach. kdvz idou IL lea.
ma ~hvas%s sueb na tvsv,,!"
'sTiaic Je,llf a pvanSti!" Pin
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

Sc Opel, nejvys fekl: "Nehuh-
nsj, kov&fi, q pones! - Ia
ludy trumf!"
Jakmile krejSi Kristifek se
zminil o zvonikovi, cely hovor
pfenesl @ ma nSho.
Vsichni souseds litovali, ze
50 Jim odtud vystShoval, ze
ztratili dobreho souseda a spo-
|leSnilka, . co vice, dobreho re-
meslnika = spolehlivsho zvo
nfka - K byl ma minutu'
kriStdfek docela pozname-
nal, ze ami ten zvonek tax do.
bfe a jasns nezni, ze tax jaksi
klink6 jakoby Sc mu nechts-
10. A hodiny 81 die nsho taky
x&dny nemize fidit jako "a
Pokornsho," poznamenal kdo-
si.
Mnozi e sousedi vinili se-
dl&ka Hrubsho, ze jen on je
tim vinen, ze ztratili tax do
brsho souseda jako byl Pokor-
ny. Vzdyt' jeho syn Tonik pro
l6sku, kterou choval k hezouS-
ks dvefi zvonikovs, vidal Sc
n&roki na statek. Co Cd otce
z6dal bylo. jen to, aby mu dal
svolenf q otcovskS pozehn6ni,
by mohl Mafenlku zvonikovu
bez pfek6xek "a manzelku po
jmouti. A tomu ten hrdy clo-
vsk odepfel, ze on nechce
dceru ievcovu "a nevSotu.
NSktefi minili, ze sedl6k
Hruby nejednAl dobfe. JIM %
no zastSvali, ze jeho syn To-
mix mel byti posluSnsjSi, po-
volnSjsi q sveho otce poslech.
nout, protoxe to j jeho hmot-
ny z8jem vyzadoval. Vzd&ti
sc takoveho statku X Will hez-
ke divce a VOLT dobrovolnou
chudobu pry jest :ilenstvim!
i POkracOvani
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

vseho dbala7 I Ona jakoby pfes
tn vodu ux svsho Tonika vide
Ia, jak stojf na druhS strand
oceanu . vxtahuje = nj sv&
rozpazens ruce, by spxla ' je-
no n6ruc. Spschala by k ne
mu treba ohnsm, 4 proto ne
bala Sc ami dost m6lo rozbou-
fensho more. Prala 81 byt jill
ma te velk& lodi, kterx st&la
opodal v mofi zakotvena, q
ma kterou pfistiho dne mSli ns
sednouti, aby je k cili do Il
zaslibens zems, do Ameriky
dopravila.
Zvonik jaksi lhostejnS stxl
ma brehu, pokufoval e svt
"ulmovky" pozoroval 90 "a
mem to hr6zokr6sns divadls
rozboufeneho more.
| + X y
v Ituln<m hostinci v P-l
sedSli ve6er jako obyGejnS sou
sedi. Diva stoly byly lplnS OBJ
.azeny. N1lada nebyla pfilii
.kvsls, zd6lo Sc, jako by (,
nSkdo sch&zel.
Ba .chxzel! Nesedxl tn n.
SVEN mfstS zvonik Pokorny
kterv bvval dust spoleSnosti
Kazdv ho postrSdal, z6bavs
beg nsho vxzla. Obecni kov6i
Z&kolnik sedsl pri sve holbic
piva jaksi zamyslen. prohrabo
val sc ve SVEN hustSm plno
vcusu a mrucel pro seh4
"S.<oda. vxGns skoda. xe Po
kornv nSm ode!el. tlovSk {,
must sedxt dv< hodirv. ne;
rxkoho ma ssbulku" s~xene. 4
;ak ON to Pokoruv umxl - bv
W. ~ radost MIN hyst! .Je {,
.v.ts ~vavda, ze Glnvxk .
vszi dobr<ho pfitele AZ kdy;
ho ztrati."
j K~e;xi Krvztifek sedxl ouo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
ZDOnfkODa dcerQ.
z DypraDoDdnf mast bdbitky, napsal
JAN LZROUSEK.
:: K9nue Starrm teskrn Osadn,kdm:-

nachazela prav6 podoba toho,
jenz tam odpoGival, vytesan&
do kamene umSlou rukou. Ma
fenka byla toho mfnSni, Re
pfece jen hroby ma jejich vet
nicksm hfbitovS vyhlizeji le.
pc, kdyz ma mich buji zelens
trava, z niz tn = tam vykukuj1
zlute, modrS a 6ervene kvit.
ky, jako oci tech, jiz pod dr.
mem tim spi q odpo6fvaji. Oh
divovala andSle ze stfibra '
nadpfirozens velikosti, ktefi
drzi rakev ~. Jana Nepomuc'
keho, TAX tez z ryziho stfibra
Minila, ze tolik stfibra by tu
nemSlo po vsky laden lezeti
ze ami ~. Jan Nepomucky BY
Is tim nesouhlasil a k6zal BY
Jim podSlit chuds. ;.
Kaple sv. Vaclava Mafen
ku nejvice ze vSech Y chrSmi
sv. Vita zajimala, Protoze vie
chny pfedmSty, co jsou tam u
lozeny, jako zbroj, krunyr
Ipfilbice, mec a jins, jsou pra
We. Vie bylo vlastnictvim ~
VSclava, vie on mival W
svvch rukou a v padu potfeb,
toho upotfebil. Ba j ten kruh
IA ktery se u kostelnich dvef
" Boleslavi zachytil, kdyz by
probodnut svym bratrem Bo
1eslavem.
Mafenka tn st6la jako u Wy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

MaSenEa v duchu zaletla do
mladych svych let, kdy stfem-
chovym kvxtem kraSlila nuz-
nou kaplicku tu malou sos
ku, COZ byvalo lepsi nez tato
v:ecka nkdhera. Pfala 81 v tu
chvili m,iti krSdla a lets zpst,
by jests jednou spatfila ten
maly mistek . kaplicku a svo.
il rodnou chysku, kde tolih
radosti zazila. Rozplakala Sc.
"Co platny mns tento veliky
most? Co platny mns tytio mad
herns budovy q velkS chr6.
my7 Je to piece jen cizi! Ten
mas mGstek, mas maly koste.
lik, ia nase chaloupka - vie
tax chudiGke malinke - ale
bylo to nase -"
RodiGe mzli velkou pr&ci,
aby Marenku uklidnili. Po4i-
nala 81 az silens. Teprve kdyz
I. -'.- pohrozil, ze, bude-li 81
takto poGinati, nikdy jiz Toni
ka nespatri, ze drive nez do
Ameriky dojedou, bud se
zblkzni, anebo zemfe, teprve
pax Sc trochu uklidnila.
Po chvfli ocitli sc v chr6ms
~. Vita. Mafenka celia jest9
rozrusena lhostejnx 81 prohlf-
zela ty kr&sne kamenne hrob.
ky teskych kr&l&, umistsne pu
stran6ch chr6mu; na vrchu q
ma Nku Is kamenne hrobky se
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

"Barco. ia sly:el. ze unite ba-
jecns dojit. Je to pravda az"
Barca: ALE neni, pane do
ktore! ia dojim jen kravy, ale
mas pantata fikal, ze w dovedete
vydojit kazdeho vola!" (H.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
ProtiUnd ndU;teUo.

Maly pacient o lekafi. ktery
pravs pfichazi: "Matinko. ten
pan Sc mi nelibi. Pfijde-li sem
jests jednou, fekni mu. ze ho ne
mohu pfijmouti. ze jsem memo
cen.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
POUSTENf.

Tchan: IVY Sc uchazite o ru-
ku me dccry, pane Vojtisku, jest.
Ii pax j mizete take pojistiti -
pevne zivobyti?"
On: "Zajiste, vasnosti. ia jsem
akvisiterem pojist 'ovny.'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
SKROB.'

"Pohled'. Ello. maj byvaly
mns postal mou podobenku zpst.
a Wis. co ten ;krob udslal. aby u
;etfil porto?"
"Nu( co paka"
"Napsal ''vzorek bez ceny. !"
vraci Sc"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
Dobrl obchodnik.

Obcan k poulicnimu zebraku:
To je neslychane! Vcera jste
byl slepy a dnes jste hluchons-
my!"
Zebrak: "Pravda. pane. wet
sil jsem dnes svIj podnik."
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28

VykladaG mi.
''VSfite v sny?"
"Ano."
"Co tedy znamena. kdyz Sc
zenatemu muzi zda. ze je dosud
svobodny?"
To znamena pfi probuzeni
velke zklamani y"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-06-28
Sila zuyku.

Sousedka Pride dst' atkem do
feznickeho kramu: Pane Flake
ia, prosim vas. zvazte mi na;eho
kloucka. jak je tszky !"
Reznik: "A chcete to NIT 8
kostmi ncbo bez kosti9"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
WHEAT FINISHES
SHARPLY LOWER
Corn Goes Higher-0atS
Down FraCtionaIIy,

By United Press

By United Press
CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-wheat sold
off sharply on the Board OF Trade
Tuesday. going to a new low mark
on the present downturn. Corn fin
ished sharply higher. Oats was off
fractionally
Wheat developed acute weakness
in sympathy with Winnipeg. Spec
ulative buying on the local market
was not sufficient TO absorb heavy
hedging and long selling.
Most Of the grain trade centered In
corn. Values finished sharply higher
on good buying induced by further
reports Of firing and drought. Some
Of the gain was lost in late trad
ing. but the market maintained a
strong Undertone.
Oats lost its early strength when
wheat turned weak and finished
lower
Provisions steadied in the late
trading, after dipping from the days
high point.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
Other Live Stock

CHICAGO Aug. MISUNDERSTANDING
IL 900: market, fed steers and yearling
accumulation hoidovers from yesterday
unusually large: top handyweight steers.
S10.75; few loads, $3.50 a 1925: sharply
lower than yesterdays close, she-stock,
scarce. dull; bulls steady: vealers, $50
1880 to packers outsiders, S14; stockers
andl feeders in mural demand. Sheep
Receipts % 900; market, slow few early
salees fat lambs weak to 25c off; sort
ing. moderate; fat native lambs, $13G1
1925; early Idaho lambs 'S13.2 a 1880;
some held higher: sheep, steady; odd lot
fat ewes, $3.50 as; feeding lambs, un-
changed: early sales choice feeders, S14 10;
full mouthed range breeder ewes, 81,
Hogs-Recepts. % 600: market, steady to
strong; top, $40; bulk $500 80:
50 60 a 10; lightweights, $685. a 10; light
lights. SS@9.S0; packing sows, smooth
$40 $50: packing sows rough. 81 80 a
$40; slaughter pigs, 1925 q $50.
CLEVELAND. Aug. 26.-Hogs-Re-
ers. S10:25 mixed. S10.15; medium,
S10.15; pigs. So roughs, SIS; stays, So 80.
Cattle-Receipts. 300; market, slow; good
to choice bulls So a $50; good to choice
steers. $500 10; good to choice heifers,
Sc @7.50; good to choice cows. 81 a 3 fair
to good cows, So a. common cows, So a
3 milchers S35 a go. Sheep and lambs
$3.50.
PITTS BURGH, Aug. 2e.---Cattie--Re-
ceiptsI light; market slow choice. 50 80
a 10; good, So BOA 9.25; fair, Sc OTIS;
veal calves. $3.50 ala Sheep and
prime wethers. S7.5oGs; good Sc 80 az
fair mixed, So a g.: lambs. SO a Ia. Hogs
Receipts, II double deckers; market
lower; prime heavy. S1040: medium,
ers, SO rs a 10; pigs. SO % a 8 80: roughs
S7.75 a $50; stays, $4 a 4.50
EAST BUFFALO. Aug. 26.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 429; market. fairly active. steady;
shipping steers. So 90 a 10: butcher grades,
S7Ge; cows, So @6.25. Cslves-Re-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
Fast Run Made

The laundry and the theater build
ings were a mass Of seething flames
when the fire departments arrived
after a fast run. A second alarm
was turned in calling out downtown
apparatus. Sergt. Harry Nageleisen
and squad in patrol and ambulances
answered the second alarm. APP
proximately 500 north side residents
scantily clad viewed the flames.
The flames were visible for miles
Earring has already plans under
way for a new theater at Twenty
Ninth and Central Ave, north of
Fall Creek. Frank Shellhouse was
owner of the theater building that
burned.
Origin of the blaze has not been
determined
Ten Streams
Ten streams of water were played
on the flames and the blaze was
brought under control after valiant
work by the department. Four
bumpers, a squad wagon and truck
responded to the first alarm and the
alarm ten minutes later brought out
five more companies,
Firemen had difficulty because of
the low buildings and dense smoke.
No one was injured. however.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-08-26
SHARP DOWNTURN
IN PORK PRICES
Sales 25@35c Lower
Bulk at $3.50,

Hog prices shrank with demand at
the local yards Tuesday when all
weights sold largely at $3.50. show
ing a cut Of 25Q35 cents per cwt.
Local packers bought lightly and
shippers were uninterested. With
receipts Of 1000 going slow at the
start a good clearance was not like
ly. A few choice bacon stock weigh
ing around 200 pounds topped the
market at 5000. The bulk Of hogs.
however. brought $3.50. Pigs were
steady at Sc to 1925. Sows were
% cents lowersat 1925 to $3.50 for
smooths and So to 1926 for roughs
Reports of liberal receipts and cut
values at 'othsr western trade cen
tiers were depressing influences.
There were 262 holdovers.-
No improvement was shown in
cattle trading. Receipts Of 1900
only served to weaken trading still
more. Fat 1.10Opound steers sold
largely at $3.50. showing a loss of
25c. Although prices remained
fairly steady with the cut values OF
Monday, a narrowed demand caused
a slow market. There was no de
mand for plain grassy steers Of the
class that has been bringing around
s.. Medium to good beefers met slow
demand with prices slightly lower
at $3.50. Heifers Of the between
kinds were slow. The best price re-
ported was 1925. Receipts were
1900. Gamers, cutters and bulls
were steady.
Veal prices were generally soc
lower at 81 top. TIL ebolk Of good
calves brought $11G11.5O. Mediums
were quoted SSG$10 and common
thin calves. S567. Receipts. 500
With the largest run Of the year,
1900, lamb prices declined irregu-
larly p a SOC to a S12 80 top. Sheep
were steady at SO to Sc. Larger
receipts in other centers and CORE
spending drops undoubtedly had
something TO do with the local cut.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Barrett NJ. woodsman q. 1911 N Me-
ridian, insurance; Evelyn Hdvey, %. 3416
N Meridian.
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chanic; Luella Hancox, -030 N. Mis-
souri,
William F. Lannon. 80. % n. Jefferson,
credit clerk: Bernice Harri gtcu, 20, 1915
N Alabama, stenographer.
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borer; Luvonia Payton, %. 542 n. Sen
ate.
Matthew E. Dean. So, 1905 Congress
engineer Ada A. Hall, Al, )15 Congress
Albert L. Schmalz, SO. 81 Prospect
Vivian NJ. Miller, IS, r. R. box 1879
milliner.
Oakley B. Toles 10. Green ED, Ind.
canning factory; Anna letters. , Cumber-
land. Ind
Dalphon Order. 81. Greencastlt Ind. ga
rage; Edith NJ. Glover IS, $50 illinois.
Giyn G. Schulz, %, 1921 lie 1itou.
tailor Pearl z. Mcdaniel. %. f@j n.
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nish work Opal Lawrence. "a, 53S W.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR UNDER
b GROUND STEAM AND RETURN LINES
FROM POWER HOUSE TO MEMORIAL
RESIDENCE HALL. BLOOMINGTON,
INDIANA.
Sealed proposals viii be received by the
Trustees of Indiana University for the pro-
vision and installation of Underground
Steam and Return Lines from Power
House 10 Memorial Residence Hall. located
IN the city of Bloomington. Ind. in accord
snce with the plans and specifications pre-
pared by Charles R zimmerman. Consult
ing Engineer. of Indianapolis. Indiana.
= Bids will be received in the office of the
undersigned until IL o'clock noon, Sept. 3.
1924
The Trustees reserve the right 20 reject
any OF all bids
Bids must be accompanied by certified
check for five per cent % &C of the bid
Submitted. checks to- be made payable to
= II. Smith. Bursar of Indiana University.
% insure execution of the contract by the
,essful bidder The successful bidder
"s.asi be required to execute a contract on
form provided by the Engineer. He will
also be required to furnish satisfactory
Surety Company bond 10 the fun amount
OF the contract price.
Plans and specifications may be seen at
the Office Of the Engineer. 529 Occidental
Bldg. Indianapolis. Ind.
All communications in reference TO the
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Second Fire

This is also the second fire at the
Sanitary Laundry, considerable dam
age having been sustained several
years ago.
r o. Jackson, secretary treasurer
of the Shellhouse company, said
only damage to his company was to
four trucks at rear Of the build
ing. No damage was done to prop
erty of patrons of the company
Machinery in the laundry was
totally destroyed. Women in the
neightborhood, patrons Of the iaun-
dry, were engaged in Identifying
their clothing and linens this morn
ing that were not destroyed by the
fire
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ceipts, 100: market, slow steady Gull p to
ceipts. 900: market slow. steady; choice
lambs, Sl3 a IA; Gull TO fair. Ss112;
yearlings, S7G1o.5o; sheep. So $50.
15c lower Workers SO a GAO: pigs. SIS 50
99; mixed S10.25 a 10.4o; heavies
$40 25; roughs. So S.25; stays, $500
q $50
light; market, steady; heavies $40; me-
dunn. $40 Workers.. S10G1010: good
pigs So .5060. Ca1ves-R eceipts steady:
market. steady, Sheep and lambs-Mar-
ket. steady.