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The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
STATE BONUS BILL
TOBE INTRODUCED
Provides for $500 Limit and
Referendum.

A new State World War veterans
bonus bill is being drafted and prob
ably will be introduced in the House
Friday by Representative Freeman.
Kokomo, Republican. It provides
for a bonus up to 5000 for all ex-
service men, giving preference to
disabled veterans.
Provision is made for referendum
vote by. the people, following pass
age by the Legislature
The bill is similar to one vetoed
by former Governor Warren T. Nc
Cray in the 1928 Legislature, except
that the old measure limited the
bonus to $3.50 and included payment
to Spanish War veterans.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

Bu United Press
CHICAGO, Jan. ga public
buying craze, stimulated by reports
of a world wheat shortage and
stories of immense wealth piled UP
by spectators, combined to drive
May wheat UP to 2.05 bushel on
Wednesday, the highest peace time
price in fifty years, leading grain
men agree.
May wheat fell off to $2.01 today
a drop of 4 cents from the previous
close. Many sold their grain to take
advantage of large paper" profits
1t is also believed that considerable
long grain was sold by those swayed
by messages Of warning.
Gray Silver. president of the Grain
Marketing Company, the leading
farmers cooperative organization,
today warned that extreme caution
is necessary" He believes present
prices now are "debatable ground. !"
Public Crazy
James A. Patten, who years ago
corrlered the wheat market, said the
public seemed to be buying crazy" :"
Patten, declaring he got out of the
market when wheat sold at $3.50 a
bushel, said prices ON the Chicago
board were considerably below
prices on the principal European
wheat marts. He is inclined to dis.
credit stories OF European wheat
shortage.
Rumors of huge fortunes during
the present bull movement placed
Patten and Arthur Cutten, another
spectacular trader, among the lead
ers. Both denied they were in the
market.
Mrs. Scott Durand. wealthy
society leader Of Chicago, is credited
with having piled UP $1,5OO.0 She
refused to discuss the matter.
To all stories OF wheat corners,
brokers reply that the world sit.
uation is making the market.
DR.. J. w. T. Duvel. head of the
Chicago office of the Federal grain
futures administration, denied the
existence of corner, saying:
With the wheat markets of the
world advancing faster than Chi
cago's, it does not look as If there
was any corner"
Foreign Markets Up
White wheat made a net gain OF
6sz cents. here in Wednesdays ses.
sion, increases for the day at Liver
pool, Buenos Aires and Winnipeg
were to so per cent greater.
Flour prices at Minneapolis ad.
vanced. Spring wheat patents adj
yanced 81, prices on carload lots be-
ing $1,000 a barrel.
Chicago bakers told the United
Press no immediate raise in bread
prices Is contemplated, but they
added. il -four prices continue up
ward, they will be forced to protect
themselves.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
AMOUNT FOR FINISHING NEW
REFORMATORY ONLY $5OO,OO0
Total for Other Divisions Than Roads
Is slashed From Figure Of
$25,00o,OOO Annually to Sl6OOO,OOO
Under 1923.

Cuts OF millions of dollars requests of State institutions
and departments for appropriations have by the
State budget committee prepared for pre-
sentaon to Governor jackson and the Legislature was
learned today
jackson called the committee him this after.
Requests OF departments and institutions except the high
way commission, otaling approximately $25oO0OOO year
have been cut to approximately $16O00OO0
The highway department request has been ST.
S55OoO annual appropriation to approximately $15000O0O
This figure includes $50000O0 of Federal aid money
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
BUS SERVICE OBTAINED
Civic Club Announces New Line for
S. Meridian st.

Bus service from business district
to Hanna Ave. and $. Meridian ST.,
will be started by III. B. IIiner, Of
Hiners Red Ball Lines Friday.
Joseh L. Doerr. president Thirteenth
Ward Civic Club. announced today
following meeting Thursday night at
st. Roch's school. s. Meridian and
Stump SITS. Survey Of the route
was made today.
Mrs. Charles Werbe. chairman,
said committee would ask a swim
ming pool at Meridian st. and
Pleasant Run Blvd. A movement to
beautify grounds Of school No. %,
Meridian and Kansas SITS. is being
sponsored.
Next meeting viii be Feb. Is. at
South Side state Bank. Doer said.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
EXTRA! EXTRA!
CAL IS ELECTED
Returns Show Total of 49,
920,837 Votes.

BV United Press
WASHINGTON. Jan. 2s-corn-
blete official returns on the recent
national election. finally assembled
from all the States at the State De
partment today, show that a grand
total Of 2s,9s0,sS7 votes were cast,
which the three major candidates
shared as follows:
President Coolidge, 15.729,44S.
John W. Davis. s,38S,531.
Senator La Toilette, 4.S1T,S5S.
The total for Senator La Toilette
includes 4.063 votes which were re-
corded in Louisiana as scattering
and believed to have been voted
largely for the independent candi-
date.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
Manager
Meetings

Frank e. Gates. president of
the Indianapolis Real Estate
Board. has called a special
meeting Of the board Of direc-
tors and the civic affairs com.
naittee Of the board for 4 p. m.
today to discuss the city man
ager plan Of government for
Indianapolis
All interested citizens OF In
dianapolis have been asked to
attend 4 meeting Tor the pur-
pose OF forming city manager
league On the thirteenth floor of
the SEVERN at p. m. next
Tuesday Tie meeting Is being
called Ismes W. Mellon.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

Reporter Learns Much of Human Nature in Hospital
Where MongreIs and Hlgh-Priced CANNES Find
Equal Love and Care
Dogs understand men.
If men only understood dogs .
by ROSS H. GARRIGUs-
@ HATS the regret of Ralph
Ill Fl. Boyd, dog surgeon, and
nronriator of an animal hos

fSTT lHAT'S the regret OF Ralph
Ill II. Boyd, dog surgeon. and
- proprietor of an animal hos
pitaI at 446 e. Tenth ST., and, in
my estimation, one Of the greatest
places in Indianapolis.
I'm not an expert on psychology.
Mems characters are not an open
book to me. But / don't cure who
or what a man may be, how hard
boiled or mean he appears to be.
I'll take a dogs word any day
that he's regular guy
So, when I walked with DR..
BOYD down the aisle Of his dog
hospital and saw a score OF sick
animals, some feeble and culver
ing with illness, struggle up on
the wire of their cages to lick his
hand. said to myself
I'll just let you guess what l
thought.
Your human hospitals are scenes
of tragedy and suffering. Hearts
also are barred at this little canine
refuge, where dying animals are
brought to be saved--animals for
whom real and touching affection
is felt.
What Better Friend?
.sYes, sir. " said DIR. Boyd, ''only
yesterday woman tainted in my
office. And he was just a cur,
too, a little two-for-a-nickel cur.
An automobile had run over him,
and
Foolish to get sobby over q dog?
sWhat better friend has man,
anyhow asks DIR. Boyd.
/ found a lot Of Interesting
things at this hospital. discov-
CTurn to Page n
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

nTU7E are going to do every
IWl thing possible to make our
@ community better place
in which to live" said Miss
Louise Wurz, 27t7 Shelby St,
president Of the Girls Junior Civic
Club. organized by twenty girls
in neighborhood OF Shelby Branch
Library, Shelby st. and Bradbury
Ave.
Urging that the streets be kept
clean and free from broken glass,
viii be one of our jobs. Money
raised by giving plays will be
used TO buy new books for the
library"
Miss Wurzs who is a fFeshman
at Technical High school. received
her first experience welding the
gavil as president Of English and
Nature Study Clubs at School
No. 70.
If any one gives away our
secrets she will be banished from
the club" he said 1--WE are go-
ing to have a password and
regular initiation
Miss Claska wit. 21O9 Barth
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
SLICK WATsoN's CHOICE
Senator Lays Federal Judge Noani-
nation Before Stone.
BIZ Times SDecSoI

BIZ Times Special
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Unless
the Department OF Justice interposes
objection to him, Thomas w. Slick.
South Bend lawyer, will be the new
Federal judge of Indiana, as pro-
vided by the Hickey bill.
Senator Watson has an appoint
ment with Attorney General Stone
this afternoon at which time the
nomination viii be agreed upon un-
less Stones recent survey Of the
Indiana situation has convinced him
Slick is not the right man.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

run their business for them,
but the stockholders of the
City of Indianapolis, who en-
brace all of our citizens, are
allowing the politicians to run
our biggest and most import
ant business. The absurdity
of it is extreme.
The few who rise and fall
in the leadership of this ex-
ploitation of the public consti-
tute fraction of per cent Of
the people who are concerned.
The large number of empolyes
who really do the work are, as
rule, not as well paid as en-
ployes of industrial and COM
mercial companies, and do not
properly belong in the same
class with the whilom political
leaders. This vicious, archaic
system, so long tolerated, can
be stopped whenever the peo-
pie have the will to change it
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
Reports Of World Shortage
and Big Profits Response
Bile for Sudden Rise,
Traders Declare,
MARKET DROPS TODAY
Caution Warnings Believed
to Have Checked Ad-
vance.
S2.II
Ru Tim cs goecial

BIZ Times Special
NOBLESVILLE, Ind. Jan.
29.-Wheat on the Noblesville
market was quoted today at
$2.11 a bushel. the highest since
during the latter part of the
World War, when the top notch
was $2.65.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
SHANGHAI TAKEN.
Russians, Weasiag chinese Uni
forms. G. t,Sx city.


BIZ Unsted Press
SHANGHAI. Jan. z9.-Fifty Rus
slams, wearing Chinese uniforms.
captured Shanghai in the last devel-
opment Of the civil war between the
Chi Ii and Anful parties.
. The Russians. acting as advance
guard for General Lu Yung Hsiang,
actually captured the city, steamine
In in an armored train through
$1,000 demoralized troops of Mar.
shal Chi Hsieh Yuan, and occupy
ing the main railway station.
Local Chinese troops we're terror
stricken, three Russians routing 60C
Of them in brief struggle for pos.
session of the station.
After the Russians had occupied
the station they were joined by 2,00e
Russians OF the Feng Tien army.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
FOR MANAGER
William Fortune, Leader in Indian
apolis Civic Affairs, Declares City
Should Be Operated by Board Of
Directors and Business Manager.
BY WILLIAM FORTUNE

n OF until public business conducted in accordance with
In good business methods, independently of politics. vii
there be fair chance for economy and efficiency in the
of cities It unthnkabe that the stockholders
Kngan Co. Eli Lilly Co would allow the politicians t.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
DR.. Shank

r1 AYOR SHANK boasted
INT OF his skill at first aid
today.
Mrs. Shank turned an ankle
as she came out of the Murat
Tbeater Wednesday evening.
The member swelled rapidly
and painfully. At home the
mayor said he poured ice cold
water on. the Injury and doc
tors told him 1t was the best
thing he could have Gone.
An X-ray examination at
city hospital today showed .
liganent torn. Mrs. Shank
must stay Oft the foot fer esQ-
ersl dsys. ~
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
SNOW MAY FOLLOW COLD
F7urries predicted by Weather Man
Little Change in Temperature.

aseAO NAaItSe III 1bmp6fdGuE8-
Snow fiurries this afternoona Or
night was forecast by the weather
bureau today with the back Of Mon
days cold wave broken. Lowest
temperature tonight was expected to
be between Is and 20.
The mercury this morning was
practically stationary at %.
Fair weather was forecast By
Friday with not much changs in
temperature.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

MISS LOUISE WURz AND MISS
CLASKA WIT QNSET.
Ave, freshman at Manual High
School, secretary, said 10 cents a
week dues will be charged. Meet
ings will be every Thursday. once
q month Eoaiais will be held.
Each Of the slrfs hiss PLEDGED
Sara Cook, membership chairman,
to bring a new member this week.
Hikes viii be held next summer.
Mrs. Augusta Yakey, librarian,
who is sponsoring the club, said
older persons will be asked to
speak.
Frank GHberti, president OF the
Junior Boys Club, assisted the
girls In organization.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

Fraternity Dance Next Month
Chi Gamma Phi fraternity win
give a dance at the Lincoln the
night OF Feb. rs, it was announced
today.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
Radio

The Weekly Eight-Pags
Radio Section is a part Of
the first section Of The
Times today.
Take the pages ont Of
the paper, clip them along
the fold and you viii have
The usual tabloid astion.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

sufficiently to make an earnest effort direction There
is good reason for delay in making changes
No Radical Change Needed
There need of radical change in the principles of
municipal government except the personnel of
should be chosen for capaby and for efficiency
and without regard politics Comparatively we have
excellent form of municipal governmenone of the best in
the it has been marred seriously by the tnkerng
of politicians in their interest should be fearful Of
general nkerng but simple change be made to
provide for General Manager of city affairs with the Coun
would relation to of Board of Directors
without otherwise changing principles of government.
The fundamental theory of comforting large authority
where large responsibility be borne be preserved
its application General Manager but the corresponding
principle of requiring frequent accountability be
established and safguarded by keeping the General Manager
at all times accountable than it is at present The politicians
destroyed the feature accountability the charter by
tending the term to four years that there direct
counaby the end of that period of me and then of
course late check wrongful tendencies The
Manager plan would should keep the accountability constant
as it is in any well conducted business.
saould Be Kept Employed
The new plan would put all worthy employees in better
position AS matter of fact many of municipal employees
should be continued indefinitely during meritorous services
but they should be made free political personal ob
cation and put strictly business basis with assured tenure
SO long as they render good service.
high grade man. with requisite qualifications for direct
ing business big the management affairs Of the
City of Indianapolis separated from and independent of
politics. may become Of unreasonable value. would Of
course need the support and cooperation equally hghgrade
is inevitable that in the future municipal be con-
Quoted these principles There should no unnecessary
delay making the change and the can be accom-
plished the better.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
Home Edition

THE only complete hour-by-
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The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29
Forecast

ID ARTLY cloudy with pos
j sible snow this afternoon
or night, followed by fair Fri
day.
The Indianapolis times., 1925-01-29

to make an earnest effort in that dire
is no good reason for delay in making changes
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

taja en- cuaIqruer team universita
rio 81 no Sc 10 inlpidiera Su carac-
ter de professional. Todo Ell verano
Sc 10 pasa jugando base ball, prac-
ticando ell golf, nadando.
La idea de la velocidad preside
cualquiera de los actos de Slate
ry. Mas de una vez ha uegado a
hacer estallar de puro recalentados
los neumaticos de su gran autom0-
vii de carrera. En- ell ring quiere
que Sc lie de velocidad q todo tran
ce y la quiere para derrocharla a
manos llenas, Como boxeador es
una combination de Mile, Gibbons,
Jimmy Ciabby, un toque 10 Jack
Dempsey y una materia original
que no Sc parece mas que a 81 mis-
ma, es decir, Jimmy slattery.
Els un pegador formidable con la
derecha pesar de sn velocidad.
Tiene en- su haber mas knock-outs
que stribling y Delaney iuntoS. La
pritnera vez que Charlie Murray
10 vio tirar en- SUI caEdad de novi-
clio, qued6 tan encantado con su
actuaci6n, que inmcdiatamente 10
contrato para setenta Y cinco Pc
leas en- Ell Queensberry Club. Stat
terry Sc form6 ALI IIasta ahora So
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

Iuegos mas en- nuestras ligas, y QUE
lnego embarcaran rumbo a Allen
town, donde han de irliciar Ia nueva
serie el 5 de abriI. Los Rubios ju
garan hoy en- Arecibo y prometen
destrozar a los furiosos LoBos CO
mo justo castigo la grave ofensa
reoibida en- los dfas 7 y de febre.
70 en- el campo atl6tico de la parada
ocho.
Estas luchas revisten I'm carac-
ter importantfsimo 81 recordamos
que fueron los arecibefios los cue
mas frriosamente atacaron a los
chicos de Landgraff, y llega ahora
la fecha del desQuite. De la Capital
Sc espera que asista un enorme gen
ito deseoso de presenciar estos SEN
sacionales encuentros.
Existe la idea de ofrecer una opor.
tunidad a los MAYAGUEZANos
para hacerle frente a los alentonia.
nos y es va casi SECURE que vengau
ellos la ocho ell sabado 7 y do
1aingo 8 de MARIO a Hdiar con los
americanos.
PONCE luchara de nuevo. en- "El
Castillo con ei Allentown en- los
dias IA y Is, y iuego para cerrar Ia
serie con broche de oro volveran 10.
ELEFANTEs a pelear con los DU
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

boxeador Observation-Disclosures as+u-
to. Sc educ6 en- ell viejo First Ward
| de Bifalo donde han hecho. su ca
rrera tantos hombres 1amosos. FL
First Ward es un local a Ia irlaa-
desa con todas las exigencias de ley
y de 81 han sahdo miltiples pugilis-
tas de primera clase. Ell padre de
slattery esta adscrito al cuartel
de bomberos de Buffalo. In sus item
pos fue un pegador do primera
fuerza y mas de una vcz tuvo que
hacer uso de sus pufos en r:1ien-
tas trifulcas, producidas durante la
fpoca en- que solame!1ts Sc dejaba
entrar a los dem6cratas al First
Ward. Este sehor puso = Jimmy
les guantes por primera vez, GUAM
do este tenia seis ahos de edad
Lo primero que Sc inculc0 al tier-
no infante, fue la necesidaG las
conveniencias de la 6efensa per
sonal.
POGO mas tarde Jimmy Sc ins-
Icribi6 en- ell Colegio st, Stephens,
donde Sc adiestr6 en- los depottes
de pista, en- el football, natacifn,
etc. POGO mas tarde SO familiari~6
tambien con ell golf Como sprint :r
Slattery tuvo 6pocas de poder CO.
rrer las 100 yardas en- 10''. Es un
hombre naturalmente veloz. Como
baseman del equipo de base ball
de su colegio di6 muestras de una
agiHdad extraordinaria Y esta ap.
titud Sc desarroii6 ann mas cuando
Iocup6 el puesto dc back en- ell equi-
Ipo &c football-tugby de la misEIa
institution. Aun sigue jugando al
football y por cierte que su actua-
Ecion de este afio ha sido' rnuy me-
Iritoria. ST so entrena para algdn
coTnbate, realiza los ejercicios por
la mahana juega al football pof
tarde Poaria agnrar con ven
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01
por ROBERT EDGREN
NUEvA YORK, Die. do 1924.

Jimmy Slattery! He ahi un
nombre que merece todo Ell espa-
clio que Sc le dedique. ST Jimmy
Slattery no es canpe6n de la ca.
tegoria de peso Hviano pesado den
tro de estos dos primeros amos que
siguen, sera porqpe ha pasado a
ia categorfa de los peSados. Por
10 pronto, este muchacho que aca-
4ba de cumpHr veinte amos estS a
dos dedos del canpeonato, va que
solamente Sc interpone en- su cari-
no Gene Tunney. In cuanto a Mac
Tigue, puedo decir que Ell manager
de slattery, Paul Carr, de Bdfalo,
(a) FL Rojo, esta tan seguro de la
victoria de su pupilo que no va
cilaria en- fr1nar un contrato eX.
torsivo con tai que ell encuentro Sc
realizase embellishments No hay
duda que semejante encuentro pro-
ducirfs mucho dinero. Y tan con-
vencido esta de clio ell manager
Carr, que va ha tratado de concer-
tar el match con Charlie Murray,
organizador de encuentros para el
Queensberry Club, donde slattery
ha combatido la mayor parte de las
veces. Murray nunca tuvo antes
ningdn pugilista a su cargo, poro
por 10 visto esta falta de experien-
cia no le ha impedido descubrir a:
boxeador de gran clase.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01
CRONICA HLPICA
iSoIdrd ell Amor la Patrid reIncir de pronto en- ell
hipodromo? Sdbe I'd. como puede Afalaya dar el 'tG
jo? Otro Uez Ropoo Galgo. Fariaa Inca, pero
~ Broche?- Cubonitd fauorita en- la Ultima CapuchinO
Euzkadi hasta la meta

La Prensa diaria ha dicho que la
Comisi6n de Investigation de las
cosas hipicas que nombr6 hace POGO
la Camara y a la cual no saberlos
por que no pertenece Rieckehoff,
que en- ella hubiese hecho Las veces
de Fiscal comenzara hoy sus traba-
jos presenciando las carreras. Esto
es casi una clave para resoiver Ell
problema siempre nuevo de los ven
cedores. 81 la Comision sabe de ca
ba1los-de carrera, ahadiremos, va
que en- estos tienpos estamos obhga-
dos tratar con caballos en- los tea
tros Y los banquetes-lo mas tatu-
raj es que Sc de cuenta de Las amor
maidades que pasen y que las in
former a Ia Camara. Para evitar es-
to ell medic mas sencillo es suprimir
estas ahornalidades por hoy. ER
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-01

nada vale cansarse en- mantener 10
brazos en- alto cuando Ell cuerpo est,
fnera de alcance del contrario ,
! que solo debe reservarSe Ia guard:
para cuando ell otro pueda causa
a:gun estrago con los puios. Posee
ademas, un menudo pasito de bale
yeloz como ell salto de una gacela
que le sirve para escapar los pun
clles de su competitor en- una forrn;
instantanea, o bien para acercars'
y pegar su adverSario de un mode
fnlminante. En- 10 que Sc refiere {
juego de piernas, es superior Z
Young Stribbling.
Cuando Sc preparaba para enfren
tar Stribbling, llevo conSigo tres
ccnpaferos del Ward la montana
y despues de tres semanas baj6 al
liano perfectamente entrenado. Una
vez en- el ring, cumpli6 al pie de
Ia letra las instrucciones que Sc le
6ieron para que resistiera Strib-
bling durante dos rounds y que lue-
go ertrase a pegar duro y parejo.
Ell encuentro fue una pequeha diver
sion para Slattery. Era Ia pri1nera
vez que Stribbling Sc sentia supera-
do en- habilidad pugilistica.
Durante ell encuentro Contra
Grebb. realizado hace POGO, cuando
Grebb fue declarado vencedor por
escaso margen de puntos, Siattery
mare6 al campe6n en- ell primer
round Sc dedic6 continuamente a
acometer a Harry sin darIe descan-
SO Esto fne su error. Semejante tao
tica lIamaba a Grebb a su juego,
v despues de rnucho combatir, Jifn-
my comeuz6 a sentirse cansado
deiar one el campe6n 10 aventajara
en- puntos. Grebb decide ell combate
q su favor en- los dos ultimos rounds
Probablemente Slattery derrotaria
a Grebb 81 ambos volvieran a me-
dirse. La noche antes en- que STAT
terry bati6 Denaley, i'm amigo de
buffalo 10 visito en- su alojanniento,
con ell proposito de distraerlo y cal
mar su nerviosidad. Encontro a jim
my sentado en- la mesa de los nlasa-
ies tratando de aprender una tona-
da de fon6grafo. No habia en- el Ia
.4c;,o- SERIAL de llerviosidad.