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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
FRISCO POLICE
RECORD GOOD
Chief Here in Convention,
Proud of Force.

Out around the Golden Gate, where
the police force is on civil service
and the mayor keeps hands Off
politically. they had only twenty
five murders in the year ending June
80. 1925. in n city OF 100000 people
San Francisco.
There were $500 autos stolen, all
except ifty-two of which were re.
covered. a total of 100000 pay
rolls and bank money was trans
ported through the streets each day
with only one ROBBERY
The above data WIS the talking
point of Dan O'Brien. San Francisco
police chief. and his chief Of detec-
tives. Duncan Matheson, at the
thirty-second annual convention of
the International A -sociation of
Chiefs of Police in session here.
Mayor James Rolph Jr.. who has
held the office for sixteen years.
won't let politics interfere with our
police force" said OBrien. He
wants results. We have the Co
operation of the newspapers. and
citizens. Without the newspapers
we could do nothing at all"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Commission Row
Price to Retailers

Price to Retailers
Fruits
Applse-Fcy, winesaps sos to SIS. 81
box; zoos TO 1905, 81 box: l63 70 l15s.
s379 h9E fancy cSoGa
pound basket. ST a 80;
california basket, 81.
aiS cslsioFnis Jumbo; ! crate Is
a. g 450 s e "a T{ pony crate S''oO
a che aTie California, 15;lb, box. $500
GGuTraRtsmNew 1, York $ saSa 80 crate
GrapefruitE lorida. ,S6d7.25 80.
Lenlmons California, 300s. ,$8 az, so
65rraaniSgsesIcalifornia Valencias. sc.5oa
s} Ok T1 ssMsa Sg3o@9 .
ineapples-Cuban. crate, .S2.75 a 4.
Riasp9berriesNBiack So crate: red. $3.50
y Waterne. ons-Florida. 6oG75e.
Vegetables
Lettrce-Western Iceberg crate; So %.
N MJrls5fhqpooms"" IHi lon grown. b., 81,
onions@California. yellows. $3.50 Z
iarsley-Dozen punches soc.
cMsL6i3bs aob 13elo 8 S5S
'eR Nehta dozen 10 soc
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., dozen 5e 22iYeS5
Sduash-white 81 so bu.
Tomatoes-BasBet S2.25.
Turn:ps-Southern baskets. 4Oc.
81 AS ph te. 6oc -''''
Beans-Hamper So rs.
Reety-Texas punched. 4Oc .,r
Caoage-Fancy homegrown, per par
'Jsrrote-Southern doz.. -43e,
taulidower-California 500
{Crn-Trdiana bu., 81
cun,bers-Southern. dozen. Stu.
I,a.c-H ONE grown. bu.. 81 %.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
large RECEIPTS FORCE HOGS DOWN
Cattle Rule Slow With Very
Little Good Material in
Pens.

A drop of 10@25c cwt. was
chalked up in the hog division of
the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange
today The run of material es-
timated at 1000 cleared early at
lower prices averaging $14Q14,25 a
cwt. Heavy hog brought $4,000
IA a cwt. mediums were S14@14.15
a cwt.; lights sold at $14.15@14.25 a
cwt.; light lights commanded the
top pricexof $14@14.35 a cwt.; pigs
averaged S12914 cwt.; smooth
sows were lower at $11.75G12.25 a
cwt.; roughs moved at $11.50@12 a
cwt.; and stays were still S10@12 a
cwt. The top price for the morning
was SLABS on the light light grades.
Holdovers from Saturday numbered
121.
The cattle market opened slow and
the trading was dull through the
session. Very little good material
was offered for sale. The material
offered was slow in being absorbed.
Steers brought SS011 a cwt. with
very few loads selling at the top
price. Heifers sold at S7010.50 a
cwt. Several loads sold out al SO a
cwt. Cows wre steady at S4.50@S a
cwt. Receipts were estimated at
LOO.
Lower prices ruled the calf division
of the exchange today with a tor
price on the best veals Of $11.50
Not much OF the stock sold out at
the top figure. The bulk of the
sales moving at S11 a cwt. Receipts
were estimated at 700.
With a run of 300 sheep and lambs
in the pens the market opened lower
but rallied and closed at a top price
Of SIS a cwt, on the best lambs
Sheep were steady throughout tn,
session at a price average of S3.50q
a cwt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
W0MAk'S '0PIUhY'
ANALYzED TO BE
ASHES OF HUMAN
its My Husband Narcotic
SWearS as Detectives
Question Her.

bN mica IF.sN
CHICAGO. July ia broken,
grey woman arrested as a narcotic,
held a blue bottle OF ashes in her
hand today. faced detectives and
swore the ashes were those of her
husband, relics which she has kept
with her constantly for more than
ten years.
! Chemists who first believed the
bottle contained the ashes of opium.
found upon examination that the
contents were human ashes. De.
tectives Immediately questioned the
woman. Mrs. Rose Mcconnell. 40
years old.
The slender lit:le woman. almost
emaciated. her face and hands
twitching from he effects of the
drugs to which she admitted Neing
addicted for years did not hesitate
TO tell her story.
When arrested she had fought
with all her slight power to keep
the bottle. Now she tried to explain
why she should be allowed to
keep 1t.
I loved him more than anything
else. she said and I couldn't bear
to part from him. so 1 didn't.
81 took this bottle and I packed
1t full of his ashes when he was
crcmated. I've kept this little bottle
inside my dress. over my heart, or
sometimes in my purse. ever since.
Mrs. McConel dabbed her eyes
with a soiled handkerchief.
I've strayed from coast to coast,
but / never parted from this bottle.
It's my husband
The detectives gently removed the
bottle. five inches long. from her
hand. The woman pleaded, declar-
ing the ashes are her only friend. 3"
She was turned over to Federal
ant hOrities
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13

9Rond day Jn IsriES R %as e g. U o S '0'
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July 13.-On mod
crate activity, the market started the
new week with a firm tone.
Motors were strong group, with
Dodge "A" at a new high of so. Gen
,eral Motors was up II, at S5M, and
Studehaker up IS at 48B.
Short interest in Studebaker was
considerably increased during the
past week. Steel common was frac-
tionally better, while Mack Truck
gained half at 1904, and White Mot
ors underwent a similar fractional
gain to 1914. Oils showed a firm
tone at slightly better prices.
Call moneys advance to Az per
cent around noon was followed by
irregular price movements in active
stocks. Professional attempts ia
start a decline under cover of
Tightening money met with great
success in special instances. MaXwall
B" broke to new low on the
move at 10 and Chandler at 33, but
lis weakness was offset by the
Rrength in Dodge common, reach
ing new high ground at 30ss and
the preferred at 1873.
Certain-teed products was a fea-
ture Of special strength among the
specialities, displaying activity
around it's best levels of tie move
ment at 81 Indications are that
June will be the best month Certain
teed ever had
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HOLLYWOOD LAUDED
BY VISITING CHIEF

in indianapolis. or any place else in
the United States
Chief Heath weighs 2l0 pounds.
He went west twcnty-four years ago
Under advice OF doctors who told
him he could not live through
another winter because OK tuber'
culosis.
Regular Booster
Look at me. That's what our
California climate does for you" he
said. Say, there isn't any exodus
from California 10 Florida. you can
bet. never was IN Florida, and
don't care to 60"
Heath belittled the earthquakes
out his way. They don't amount TO
much, he said.
Anyway, the trains and roads are
still crowded with people who are
coming our way" he said.
On one corner, three miles from
the center of Los Angeles, a total Of
1900 autos pass each rush hour,
he said. They are regulated with
automatic stop and go signals. with
"a policeman handy 20 see all Is
we'll and no road hog gets gay.
Sharpshooters Bonused
Los Angeles pays a bonus of 50
month to marksmen in the police
force. Sharpshooters get a bonus
of SIS and expert shots Sl2, he said.
The policeman practice on the city
range and are equipped with the .45-
caliber Army revolvers, not auto
mates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Deaths

william H Stokes RI, 1125 N. West,
crsbral Hemorrhage 49, 1oz ~ Noble
Robert Lee Cowell. l day 10 n. NOBLE
p Rosi Ga6ri. A. Riley Hospital menin-
John william Edwards IL, 211 Detroit,
lcy James Philips. 5. sos Minerva, pulmon-
Msrgaret E. schwartz SO 1920 Lock-
wood. acute cardiac dilat,aat1ioon,r r,rertv.
e G GrtS ch M5nfeei m1yo asd =
Mary a. Cant, go. St. Vincent Hospital
infant BUCK, i day. city hospital. pre-
''F Edward INV j. Dodge. rs, 90 N Mount
'e' Maggie ra Lamb. 20. city hospital car
Victor Martin, 43. no Eugene. acute
Jean Clark. 10 mos. sol S. Harding.
'n' virgin haia Amos Amos SO. 127 N, Noble ar
feriO solerOSiE
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
DRIVER LEAVES SCENE
Sheriff Has Aut0-TwO Other Ma
chimes n Ditch.

The driver who fled after collidinS
with two automobiles at Seventeen
st. and Allisonville Rd.. Saturday
and left his automobile 10 Sheriff
Omer Hawkins, is today being
sought by city and county officers.
II is said that the unknown driver
first crashed into car driven by
James Brown, Anderson, Ind. and
then struck a second machine driven
by l.. II. Mummert. Cincinnati, Ohio,
all three cars going in the ditch.
Mummert. his wife. Miss Rose
O'Maia. III E. Forty.Fourth St. in
the car with the Mummerts, and
Brown were all injured. The auto
mobiles were badly damaged.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
DILLON ENDS JAIL TERM
Former Leading Pugilist Is Released
BY L. s.

Jack Dillon, formerly one Of the
leading ELECTROMAGNETIC pugilists,
and Jimmy Watts, also a boxer,
were to emerge. from the Marion
County Jail today. They received a
ninety-day Jail sentence and a fine
in Federal Court last March for
violation of Federal prohibition laws.
Laying out" the fines added thirty
days to their sentence.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Births

william and saran Streeval. 121 Lib.
erty.
James and velma Squirting. 1915 Pros
pect.
Aaron and Helen Vinegar. 1901 W.
sixteenth.
Waller and Harriet Burke. Methodist
Hospital
Claude and Katherine Palmer. Methodist
Hospital.
Girls
Sam and Susie Doss. 1890 Roosevelt.
James and Iva Reed. Methodist HcspitEl
lie Roy and Bonita Powers. Methodist
hospital
Ho-pitat
Hsrry and Mirie wenger. Methodist
Hospital.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
OFFICE TO LAFAYETTE
Crop Reporting Service To Be Re-
moved at Once.

NJ. NJ. Juestin, agricultural Stats
tician. was completing arrange
ments today for the removal of the
office Of the crop reporting service
from the Federal Bldg. to Lafayette,
Ind.
The Legislature provided at its
last session for the cooperation of
the Purdue University experiment
station with the Federal agent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
ENCOURAGEMENT CHARGED

Roscoe Brane, r3S,. of 4o61 Massa-
aehusetts Ave, was charged with
embezzlernent today. Police. say the
warrant for his arrest filed by ]
w. Sherry, 317 Traction Terminal
BLDG alleges that $50. auto was
obtained falsely in a real estate
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Anniversary for
Bank Guards

Capt. Roy A. Pope, head of
the special detail of police
guarding banks against bandits.
today observed an anniversary.
1t was the end of the first
month of service of armed
guards in the banks. a quiet
term, unmarked by attempted
hold.ups or gun battles.
despite the tranquility of
their daily task. the men on
duty are alert and ready to
shoot. Pope said.
"Ho-hum." Pope yawned. II
guess publicity scared them
away"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
TWO ROAD PROTESTS
Auditor Certifies Remonstrances TO
State Tax Board.

County Auditor Harry o. Dunn
today certified TO the state tax board
circumstances against two proposed
Marion County roads calling for a
total Of $1ss,i0O in bonds.
Roads proteS'ed are the j. +.
Kassebaum Ro.. $5S,400. and the
John l.. DuvaH Rd.. SlOl 900. both in
Washington township. Both pro-
posals we're rejected by the tx
board May u. The two projects
form what is known as the College
Ave I'd.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Los Angeles Police Head
Says Wild Stories
Bunk

Sensational stories about night
life in Hollywood, Cal. are bunk,
according to r. Lee Heath. Los
Angeles. Cal. police chief. Los An
geles includes the movie colony.
Therefore. the chief ought to know.
because his police are charged with
enforcing the laws and the Eight
zenith Amendment among the screen
artists.
Chief Heath registered today for
the thirty-secoad annual conven-
ton of International Association OF
Police Chiefs, row in session here.
Tales Are Spun
Those tales about night life in
Hollywood are printed, because there
are certain classes Of people who
like to read about celebrities of any
sort. especially lurid tales. which
they want to believe" Heath said
LAS a matter of fact, the movie
people are above the average in re-
specting the law. No drinking is
allowed on the lots where pictures
are made. And there are no wild
orgies in private studios. either. OF
course, l don't say there are not
some private drinking parties, but
I'll bet you'll find them right here
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
In the Sugar Market

BY Thomson g. McKlnnon
The enormous amount of Navigation
during the past week has undoubtedly re
ieyed the market Of the bulk tR 5f the act ds
market Removal of HEDGES in the July
position during the rest Of the month
should bring a sharp recovery i'll all 1u-
lures.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
THREE TRAMPS KILLED

Tank Car Explosion Wrecks Com
munications.
By United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Texas, July 13-
Three men were blown to pieces IN
an, explosion which wrecked and
akerailed twelve cars of Missouri
Kansas & Texas freight train south
3Sf Taylor, Texas, according to
meager advices to the railroad Of
fees here today. The blast. which
occurred in a tank car, started
fire and led to the destruction OF
communications along the main line.
The victims are understood to have
been tramps who were stealing
rides.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Chicago Grain Table

july 81 1885 1880 1880 1855
Jui1 nominal 1892 1885
.ruiy I.0oH 1.oo4 .aa4 1.o1A 100
Sept 1.02 1.O51a 1.O2 1.04 "a 1.02
CHICAGO. July 13.-Carlot receipts
we're Wheat. IS: corn. 80; oats. OIL :
rye. o.
ha GHIe 8 l 5g'E l g. s.
Corn-No. 2 yellow 81 1n@ !: No, 3.
6 81 No. . white 81 90 "a .10is No. 3
white, 81 90 y IA q Toe No a. 81 t,9S% 2
a 4Sc: No. f. "A y q 45%c standards.
Az ri 44c Barley-SS n 9Ac. Timothy
Sc. So as. Clover-S19 1915.
Cash 81 IS a ] :e7a Cor9@ca'5 No; 2.
Cash No; q 81 %. oats-Gash No z
60 g 'g a5c ciSeye RS
October. $3.50 December. s14 IS. Tim
w1uglst. 1878: December, $40 .5.-- But
ter-49 q Acc. Eggs-32 a SAC. Hay
$50.
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JUST IN TIME

If custard cooks one moment toN
long, it will curdle, hence it is safe.
to take it from the fire before YOU
think it quite done as the heat o.
the boiler cooks it while, it is be-
ing turned out
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Produce Markets

Eggs-sStrict,y fresh delivered at Indi-
ahfPSEs Isl ross q 9I 2ec Leghorn hen,s
young sp tuTkeSs. 29c: Old turkeys. KEYS 25S
Butter-vJobbers selling. prices for
ogSter p i5e49 POINTS op butter fat
Cheese-SeIIing pr!ces Domestic Swiss.
9@ 44e mpoWtfid % 2ge New 99F
@aShes Wiseesa5in DAISIES g 5 5ost L sgn
pimento loaf. 34c: Swiss loaf SOC.
ca;S PoffM OFFS a5E mess mess. 81 g @
sas SIRED sSe e'1sF5fSSs]t % 5ss
extra. "' dull jul 1HaEMpuil3 -. / ST Is q
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PIE nl But sS@99R TO s9pffsais 8
! eamery extras, ACC: special market. AZ s,34
@h fse fancy Is 2sc nearSy s State whites
37@4 fresh frsts; 81 a $780, Pa 81 q
sge nes sf sr own sSrR 5c whites
CHICAGO July 1s.-BptteTr-IReceitpSt s
asqsss eFeamssgS sy Sec seconds
EgTs-Receipts, 2s.75: ordinaries 3oc;
firsAts. ala s2c, cheese,-Twins. 22% 6;
1SG2 Oc. sprtnr zoe geese 13c,- spring
30c: roosters 15c; br9ilers 2QM 2 2c podi
riniacobblers. 10. l. 1925 q $50.
CLEVELAND. July 13.-Potatoeso =
Maryland and Virginia. cobblers $3.50 a
barrel. Poultry-Fowls6 y g 2of h.oi Leg cTs
sa@3 sc :0 lights ga 26c. roosters, IL q
1Sc: ducks. "a a CSC. Buttfr-EXtra in
tuhs 46 Mf7c: extra 6rsts a zoe:
fryts. 70 a 40: packing stock. 26c Eggs
-Northern Ohio extras. 37c: Ohio extra
frsts, Csc: frsts. 32c: western firsts, &c
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-07-13
Local Bank CIearings

indianapolis bank cearings for Mon
cay July 10 amounted to S3090,000
Bank debts for Monday July ID, were
SO, 041 600
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AN SHOWS
FfRRMER TONE
Y With OPENING
Motors Display Strength
Dodge "A at New High
of 80.
Average Stock Prices

Average price of twenty industrial
stocks for Monday July 10. was 131 43,
up TO- Average price Of twenty rails for
Monday. July ID. was 1913. off 90.
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81 600 I HI& = IS q .-...... z
Evening star., 1925-11-28
10 ANN A
"The Gracious Gift of God"
By H. l.. GATES
By H. L. GATES

to him plan. the house that he would
some day build for themselves. Ibay
had endowed this dream house s1th
many idle fancies, but in her visions
there had been no such splendors as
the little" room, with it's rose bed
room and canopied bed beyond the
softly draped doors, which Yvonne had
prepared for her. And Yvonne was
saying:
You will want your own maid. of
course. But I haven't engaged one.
You will want to engage her yourself.
I fancy Walker can send you collec-
ton of them-he has a way Of pro.
ducing them when they're needed.
shall advise a French girl, or an Eng
lish one. The first will be more skill
full, the other more loyal"
Joanna couldn't stfde her laugh.
You'll have to tell me what to do
something like a phantom of tears
hovered suddenly in the deep brown
eyes You know, L feel terribly
alone" she said. land terribly afraid
Of myself, mean
Yvonne swept the girls face with a
quick glance. She spoke quietly to
the maid who fluttered about the
room. The maid went out, closing the
door behind her. To Joanna Yvonne
Sdlu NoIlC dhd OH uoN E'IlC
Gated the divan beside her. IF you'd
like one there's cigarettes in the box
on the tabouret. 1 think I'll have one,
too" Before she spoke again she
drew a contemplative puff and allowed
the smoke to curl slowly from her lips.
Joanna watched her silently. Her
first words were abrupt.
There are great many people who
enjoy themselves talking about me-
she said. And some of them take an
especial delight in talking in whispers.
What do you know of me?"
There were tactics that would not
disconcert Joanna. She was too accus-
toned to making sudden attacks her.
self. or defending them. .'Only what
everybody knows" she replied. frank
ly. I'VE read about you. you know,
and your pictures always are in the
newspapers. I've thought more of
you than ever did of a motion pic
ture star. and that's lot
"Why?"
This was more difficult. The girl
hesitated, faltered. Again Yvonne's s
voice. clear, bell-like, clipped the one
word:
WHY"
II think" Joanna ventured," it's
Evening star., 1925-11-28
SIR ERNEST RUTHERFORD
LISTED FOR HIGH HONOR
Noted Physicist of London Slated
for Election as President of
Royal Society.

LONDON. November eS.-Sir Ern-
est Rutherford, the physicist, who
made alpha rays from radium knock
hydrogen out of various light chemi-
cal elements, thus accomplishing
transmutation, is slated to be elected
on November 80 president of the
Royal Society, Great Britain's high
est scientific society, corresponding
to the National Academy Of Sciences
in the United States.
Prof. Albert Einstein is to be hon
ored by the Royal Society by the
award Of this years Copley medal for
his theory of relativity and his con-
tributions to the quantum theory.
Other awards announced are: Royal
medals to Prof. w. II. Perkin for his
work on the constitution of the aka.
loids and to Prof. A. c. Seward for
his researches on the palaeobotany of
Gondwanaland. the Davy medal TO
Sir James Irvine for his work on the
constitution of the sugars, the Syl-
vester medal to Prof. A. n. White
mead for his researches on the founda-
ton of mathematics. the Hughes
medal to F. e. Smith for his determi-
nation Of fundamental electrical units
and for researches in technical cleo
tricity.