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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16

Receipts Of $4,000 Unequal
to Demand Cattle
Are Lower


Continued heavy marketing of
hogs here and at other markets sent
prices tobogganning today. Local
quotations were off 40c per cwt.
Chicago and Buffalo also were lower,
but not as much as here. Top was
$1O.7O and the bulk of transactions
was at $10@10.45. Heavies sold at
$40. 60@1O.70; mediums, $10.25Q
10.45, and lightweights. $10@1O.25.
Light lights were quoted $909.70.
Pigs sold at 1925 down. Sows
brought $809.75. Trade was mar
row and outside Of Kingan, whose
consignment was reported at 10000,
buyers were inactive. Continued
heavy receipts was responsible for
the sharp drop. Receipts were esti-
mated at 1900 and the holdoyer
was 1929. A fairly good clearance
was made.
Cattle prices, under pressure Of
the heavy offering and slack. de-
mand. dropped 25c. Sales Of handy
weight and light steers at $S@s.50
and common to medium steers at
$6.500S. indicated lower values COM
pared with TUESDAY. Fair to good
heavy butcher heifers were not in
demand and prices were generally
off a quarter at $6.25@7.25. Medium
quality stock, at $4,000, was
steady to Csc lower. Choice fat heif-
ers were steady at $S.500s.50. Good
grades OF cows met active demand
and prices ruled unchanged at $3.50
06.50. Other kinds were unevenly
lower. Receipts were estimated at
/ 200.
A steady undertone prevailed in
calf prices with the exception Of me-
diums which were higher at $10@12.
Good stock sold at s14@14.50 and
choice stock at s15. Commons sold
at $5@s. Receipts were 700.
Sheep and lamb prices ruled steady
to higher. Lambs were selling with
In a spread of $12@19, highest
since 1920, and sheep at $4QS.5O.
Receipts were light and most prices
were quoted nominal.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Commission Market
Fruits

Fruits
Apples--Fancy Joaathans. $3.50 q Dbl;
fancy DELICIOUS 5S % r, Hox oldsa g ~ 81
IIS Dricd dsneyc sAiiSEins $3.50 DBL box
G 6se6obbeeTDttsssS55 90 FUNDED hslf barrel box
Grspes-Fancy California Emperors.
Le Lei rs California. s5@5.5o.
Limes-S1 80 a hundred. -
So 1855 70 zoos s4.70@o.10' Si0rlaa.
Strawberries-5SQ 63c QuarA
Tangerines-$426
Vegetables
Beans-Fancy Southern Green. SO a .5o
Beets-Fancy .honae-grown, 3504oc q
Cabbage-Fancy Holland seed. " @ &c
ceSSTTrrlodts-s1.e5 pushed: New Texas.
California. ss.25. o. crate.
Celery--N Y. Golden Heart, $3.50 G-3
crate trimmed. Sl.oO bunch; California.
Cucumbers- Homegrown. Sc dozen.
EggfpIaRPet s.,Slr 75 u 50 Dozen Barrel
Leftuce-Head Iceberg Blue Boy, $3.50
crate: hot house, Leaf. So a 15-pound
Mangoes--Fancy Southern. eoc bas-
ket.
Nome grown, SO 100-lb sack; Indiana
yellow. So .25: Indiana Red. So: hot house
green's 65c dozen punches.
Parsley $3.50 dozen
RadishesAB uttons. hot house, &1.6o
dozen punches: long red or white. 76c
Rutabagas-S1 ,2B@1.bo 5o-Ib. basket.
shaIlots-75c basket,
Spinach-S2 a bushHl,
squash--Hubbard 81 @4c pound. :.
Tomatoes-Fancy California repacled.
81 so six-basket crate.
Turnips-S1 ,65 bu.: $3.50 barrel.
Potatoes
Fancy Michigan round white, S215 a
15Q-lR; bag Minnesota. So ?, 150-lb. bag
bag: Idaho Russets. SO a 1926 a 120-lb.
bag: Kentucky cobblers, So 32b Dbl.
Sweet Potatoes--V Virginia. $4.75 bar
rel: Eastern Jerseys. S3.75 a hamper IN
diana, $3.50 bushel: Arkansas. 81 70
hamper.
Rabbits
Fur on. $2.7b@3.25 dozen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
H|GHERFEESO ON
AUTOS OPPOSED
Hoosier Motor Club Directors
Give Views,

The Hoosier Motor Club will OPP
pose any legislative action to in
crease tax and license fees for au-
tomobiles, the board Of directors
announced today. A legislative com.
mittee has been named, including
Walter Pritchard, club treasurer; J..
D. DUNCAN and Tod Stops, secre-
tary.
The directors believe the present
tax imposed on auto drivers is
ample to take care OF our present
road-building program" Stops said.
"'Ehe revenue from the gas tax In
creases every year. as autos increase.
Put too much tax on the auto
mobile and its use viii be restricted
and State revenue curtailed."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
80 LEGAL NOTICES
CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

Indianapolis, Ind, Jan. .13. 1925.
TO WHOM II NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby, given by 3he Board cf
fnda6a nat on SI the isS day Of 5anEsT
1925. they approved an assessment toll
the following described public improve
ment, as authorized By the Improvement
1Nes1 Observation-Disclosures 1rT rs resolution No 1870.
EUCLID AVE
From the north property linz OF TWEEN
''' 70 South line of Brick Roadway in
iT BE sE1ading the roadway from curblips
s n the wings Of the intsrsecting Alley
In similar manner and to the yidShs
i e Sh Tosdw 9S f Wf6 c SUMMED 'I
Concrete. curb; curbins the wings OF thS
To the Wfdths sss as shown on plan: pro-
viding So, lineal feet. of 6-foot radius
81 nofoot radius granite corners; and
ing 90 lineal feet of 12-tnch drain pipe
at TwentyFirst ST.. as shown on plan.
All to be as shown on plan and as speci-
Persons interested in or affected by seid
aoeS tb p4gO Tie BopsFG 81 Public WoT
of said city has fixed Friday. Jan; p.
1925. 2 p. m. as date upon which -
mon5trances will be received. or neaGq
pf fi9 of properly described q. said roll.
ana Will determine the Qu6euou .a4 "
whether such lots or tracts Of land have
been or win be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. or In greater or less
sum than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said pr1na
facie assessments, with the names of own
ers. and descriptions of property subject
to be assessed. Is on file and may be seen
at the. office Of the Board OF Public Works
= SAN CHARLES 3. COFFIN.
II 2 sEPaEENFG MNkkN'
Board of Public Works. City OF indian
Jan. ia. 15. 1e. IT. 1e. 20. q. 1925.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT -
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Selling Indianapolis to other
cities win be one of the important
things stressed by Frank S. Fish
back, new president of the Cham
Der Of Commerce. He was elected
Thursday.
"WeJar all sold on indianapolis,
but we don't give enough time
to selling Indianapolis to the rest
of the country" ,he said.
Directors will consider report
OF the new building committee
headed by. Charles F. Coffin. who
asked Thursday that the commit
tee be discharged and the matter
left to directors. next Monday,
Nicholas Noyes was elected vice
president and Oscar Schmidt re-
elected treasurer.
1--WE need not fear for the future
Of indianapolis as long as more
than 600 business men are working
tireIessly for its interests. I have
always received the finest cooper
ation," said Henry L Dithmer. re-
firing president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
ARREST NEAR IN
FATAL INJURY OF,
Girl, SAY POLICE
Believe Driver of Death Car
Lives in Vicinity Of VIC
TINS Home,

Sergts. Jack O'Neal and Harry
Smith of police accident prevention
bureau today were working on q new
theory that Miss Ada May Whitaker.
90 of S7100 w. Tenth St., whose
body was found near her home Tues
day night, was struck by two autos,
instead of one.
Sergeant O'Neal said the girls
hair was filed with glass. and stated
she might have been knocked to her
knees by one car and struck by the
second. He said they expected to
make an arrest today.
O'Neal said he had spent several
hours In the vicinity of the home
Of Miss Whitaker and the arrest
would be on another theory
that the driver lives in that neigh
borhod, due to the fact that Tenth
st. is rough and transit traffic uses
the Speedway Rd., which is paved.
O'Neal said he had lines of several
persons who drive recklessly and
who own the make Of cars under sus
picion and he was going to scru-
tinize their cars today for blood
stains and other marks.
ONeal said he was checking UP
on a young man who drives a Ford
car and who is said to have left
town Tuesday night. A piece OF a
Ford light lens waR found beside
the body of the girl.
A clew given by Lafayette. man
that he had seen car there with a
womarl's hat wedged between the
fender and hood proved valueless.
Miss Whitaker's hat was found at
the accident scene.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Marriaue Licenses

Grant Roberts. 81. Gala E, New York,
barber: Lora NJ. Powers 40. 1908 n. BSv-
lie. barber.
truck driver; Birdie NJ. Denton. 20. Sob
Station. housekeeper.
THEODORE Gale Studer. %. 916 N, Della
ware, embalner; Burdyne Lotion. 20. 2721
Tavern s. Deas. l9. 1914 Z. Sixty
Third, clerk: Ruth Gilmore Blinn. 18. 1913
John Lester Fisher, 81. s16 q. Yer
mont, salesman; Marjorie Ethel Cusson.
= Edwin Il. Knox e5 go, COS Paca. clerk;
Edith Cook. 20. 927 Fayette cook.
Victor 2. Nagle, 80 Chicago. salesman:
Frank Clayton. %, 26o4 Clifton: Mary
Alice Greene. 10. 2602 Clifton. cook.
Henry &ranck. 30. 9OS N. delaware,
houseWork.
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Produce Markets

(Jobbers Buying PricesD
Eggs-Stgictly fresh. delivered at In
dianapolis, 50c a dozen; No 2, or held
eggs 40c: storage eggs. selling whole
'as Poui fe1 AZ lbs, up. .1e@21c
Leghorn poultry % per cent discount
22c: ducks 4 pounds up. lao 15c: young
s sS s oid go &c. s gsese 10 lbs 9p 10
suBBssa.s Pa sc sas ss0ct b aHssn
Cream--Butter fat delivered at Indian
aDfss aSDi tie S. R Ssa s.a5 dozen drawn.
Cheese lJobbers selling prtcesl New
York full cream, 30@32e Wisconsin i'm lin.
Domestic swiss 4o@ 42c: imported. SOC;
I Long Horns. % 429c; Neufchatel, large.
$50: American loaf. 33c: pimento Loaf
az gaaIcAso jan .,.5as aas. rots
frsss 696sssrsT sOs sS
2s ssSt. @s caS so q Poud5t5 SSEs
SSc: ROSTERS ssse i5c Pot R ss fi
We s1198g gO fso Wisconsin r0un0
CLEVELAND. Jan 1e--Poultry-
uedVy lows. ~ 20 1ocs HAt1llulLns HUW zaC,
light, IS q 21c: springers, heavy. ESQ 2go;
llgbs 19 @2lc geese S g S6c; a dlght Be " "
&c; ct turkeys sv As a Soc Butter--Extra n
tubs. Az a 43c; extra firsts, 80 " a 401 c;
firsts 81 "a 138 nc; standard. SOC. Eggs
Fresh gsthered northern extras. b9c;
extra firsts. SIC; Ohio f1rsts. 56c; western
firsts 56c. Potatoes--M ichigan. $1,000
2; Idaho baker select, SO 500 3.S5: rus
sets. $2.75 @2.85; New York. $210 q
NEW YORK, Jan. 16.-Flour- Dull.
Povk-Quiet. Mess-S34 Is a 35. Lard
Easier; midwest spot, SIG. 400 1880.
Sugar--Raw. steady; centrifugal. SO test.
.52@4 69c; refined , quiet gran ~ a g
24c; Santos No. a. 20 Tall low
Steady: special to extra. 10 u @l0AS.
Hay-Easy No. /. $1,000 80; No. 8,
-$1.10@1 ~ Dressed poilbltnr y; Dull tgr-
T T,aa e @2sc, cagOns 2s@55 6c
ducks. I5G 37c: fowls. 25 a soc: turkeys.
40 a. 5c. roosters. 14c; chickens % a
csc: broilers, 35@4Oc; capons, So a 40c.
Cheese-Quiet; state whole milk, commons
to specials. 10 @ 26c; state Skins. choice
TO specials, 15 a zoe: lower gri1des, 10@
13c. Butter Steady; receipts 12,724;
creamery extras 80 1sc; special market.
39% a 40 1Ac. Eggs--Quiet: receipts.
S.779: nearby white fancy 6455 a 65o
nearby state whites. 90 a 64e; fresh
firsts $50 66c: Pacific coasts 566 64c;
western whites. 4et362lAc; nearby
browns. SEC.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Births
r,~r. a

Harley and Alta Bunting. Methodist
hospital
hospital.
walter and Mabel Pruitt. S43 Kansas.
Harry and Madaline Harding. 554 Day
ton.
Boys
William and Mabel Meadows o16 Divi-
sion.
western.
Floyd and Ada Foster. $50 N. Gray.
John and Margaret Redmond. 1885 p
: Archie and Matilia Donovan. st. vim
Charles and Loretta o'Mahoney. St. Vim
Leyerette and Pearl Lewis. 1853 Law
ton. boy.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
AMERICANS RELEASED

Mexicans Free Doctor and Crew Of
Wrecked Ship, CONSUL Says.
BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1e.-Re-
lease OF the American captain and
crew of the wrecked vessel. Ruth,
as well as DIR. William B. Lerenz,
president Of the Wisconsin State
board of health. from the Jail In
Progreso Yucatan, where they were
held on hlibustering charges. was re-
ported to the State Department to-
day by Vice Consul Vodenitz at
Progreso.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
FOREST BILLS OFFERED
Measures Backed BY State Depart
ment OF Conservation.

A bill establishing two-mill State
levy to encourage reforestation one
broadening provisions Of the law per-
hitting tax exemption on forest land
were introduced in the Indiana
House today by representative La
.fuze, Liberty.
Representative O'Connor, Jason
vile, introduced a measure compell-
ing strip mining firms to refill and
level portions Of land excavated in
the removal OF coal. All three meas
ures are backed by the State Depart.
rnent Of Conservation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Appointments Commended

Resolution commencing President
Coolidge on the appointment Of Con-
gresham Everett Sanders as the
Presidents secretary and congratu-
lating Sanders, was approved by the
House today. State Representative
Cooper, Terre Haute, offered the res
olution.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
]. R. DUNLAP ELECTED

New Officers and Directors Chosen
BY Company.
The Federal Savings and Insur-
ance Company has reelected these
officers and directors:
j. r. Dunlap. presidents @. E.
Harsh. vice president: DIR. r. o. Mo
Alexander. treasurer; DR.. A. NJ.
kirkpatrick. secretary; H. G. Rupert,
assistant secretary: A. A. Schell. ex-
ecutive assistant; D1 G. Il. Marlatt,
medical director; e. H. Harsh, execu-
tive representative; J. L. Hosea, Ed.
Jackson and J. w. Hilger, directors
Stuart Coulter was elected general
counsel.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Murder Trial Continues

Witnesses continued to testify to-
day in the trial Of Charlie Coleman.
Qolored. charged with killing William
Jordan, colored. last August near
Jones' home, 523 N. Hudson st. Ac-
cording to- Testimony. Colemans slior
Jones in trouble over Mrs. Ida Sims,
Jones sister. The case may not
reach the jury until Saturday morn
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

TO wHJJR Rqi n aRRaT d 50S IHS 2 1925
pu st' H j Ese5 81 SsP y p th $3.50 s
Indiana, that on the. 7th day of January.
lSS 6SDs hfS the PEg iac s9 for
@ent. lo as authorized b tie Improvement
S Improvement usroV nas Resolution No. 1853.
DAWSON STREET
Run fG ParS sOnsn s rD0pes'y ine OF 'ASan'
To north nc property Inns of Minnesota
Except the intersection Of Cottage Ave-
By grading the roadway from curb line
feet: grading the wings Sls- Of the intersecting
street and alleys In similar manner and
to the widths e shown on pi Plan; cuF Tss,a
Limestone, Berea Sandstone, Granite or Ok
24-inch concrete curb curbing the wings
sini lar n manner and to the widths as
shown on plan: prividing 126 Hneal 1eet
Of l0-foot radius granite corners: proyid-
corners: rebuilding 8 iron inlets by re-
setting old castings and providing new
on old eatch-basin tops as shown on plan.
All to be as shown on plans and as
Parsons interested in or affected By said
deEI rsllsd public improyements are hereby
n9tisd that the RosT5d r. dRTbh9 WORKS
monstrances will be received. or heard,
piece of property described in said roll.
ana win determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or will be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. or In q greater or
less sum than That named on SAID roll.
facie assessments, with the names Of own
ers and descriptions of property sub1ect
to be assessed. Ia on file and may be seen
at the OFFICE Of the Board Of Public Works
s0-A CHART rs e. COFFIN,
W. H. FREEMAN
NJ. ]. SPENCER.
Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
Jan: g. 10 IL. 10. IA 1b. le. 1925. :
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oFFIcE on ZEE BOARD.

mo MI nnddiaqapolis. Ind Jan 10. 1898
Indiana. that on the 9th day Of January,
s aSS5 h Ike PR3s sac ae %
ment. IS authorized b. the improvements
Improvement resolution no. 1855.
GUILFoRD AVENUE.
i TO south properly line Of fifty-Ninfh
By grading and paving the walks with
cement placed next TO the property line
70 uniform width of 5 feet; grazing the
curbing both sides Of the roadway with
strained Limestone. Berea SANDSTONE.
wings of the intersecting streets IN
similar manner and TO the widths as
Of 10-foot radius granite corners; provid-
ing 1872 hneai feet OF 30-f0ot radius gran
otne zna,ns 2roaIhs 90 ea pr lse
corners: providing az lineal ieet Of S0-
3 catch basins including. inlet, tops pro,
ylding new iron inlets: laying go
nections made 70 inlets. catch basins and
manhole IN drain sewer; resettlEg m
All 10 Be as shown on plan and sn
" Persons Interested IN or affected By said
Of said city has hxed wednesday. Jan, q.
1928. goo D. m, Is 3 date upon which
circumstances viii @e received pr heard.
against the amount assessed against eacn
piece of property described Ia said roll. ana
viii determine the question ~ to whetheH
such lots or Tracts OF land have been OF
win be benefited N the amounts named
on said roll. or IN a greater or less sum
than that named on said roll.
Said assessment roll showing said urirna
facle assessments. with the names 81 cWn-
ers and descriptions OF pronaHfE 9uulect
az the office st the Board Of Public Works
= $40 : = CHARLES Z CoETIN
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Marriage MIN Threatened

Legislators today were Informed
that ministers Of Jacksonville. Ind.
VIII back bin to stop the prac-
M OF justice OF the peace IN that
- Unfortunately marrying per-
sons less than the legal age, with
out parental consent.
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Bg United Press
CHICAGO. Jan. 1s.-Grain futures
had an cratic opening on the Board
of Trade today.
Mixed sentiment continued to pre-
vail in wheat with nearby grain
showing underlying weakness and
options advancing q fraction. Local
professionals long in wheat were dis
inclined to make further purchases.
Speculative interests was response.
bic for corn's strength. Oats opened
weak and lower without feature. In
creased hog run and lower cables
weakened provisions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Deaths

Elizabeth Lewis. 60. 1874 N. Capitol.
Fanny Bel Ballinger. 53. 1929 Ashland.
pulmonary Tuberculosis.
Edgar c. Linton. 50, 2039 Mabel pull
mopary tuberculosis.
tonitis.
Rural. castro enteritis.
Infant Enbry. hours 544 Fletcher.
premature birth.
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SHE SCOLDED ME,
SAYS GIRL SLAYER
Continued From Page y

Continued From rage u
with the boss. Quit. No more work
for me. I am through if keep this
night life up.
Tuesday May phoned. She was
out last night She won't go out to-
night. Don't know what I'm going
to do about it. for will not go there
by my lonely
(1No datel-"Went visiting Francis
and got home late. What shall tell
him? There goes the phone. / won
der? Latel--Yes, it was him, and 1
had to tell him. F2o,v did I try to
make him understand. i've got to
live and be free ard my love must
go where I wish IT,"
Her Favorite Verse
Her favorits verse appeared in the
diary. It read;
Hold me in your arms
And press your lips to nlineI
Thrill me with your charms
And waltz this waltz divine.
Nothing in the world
Could ever equal this;
Life is filed with sunshine
Ina perfect bliss.
Dorothy was found peacefully
sleeping by the police Thursday
morning. Her poetry; scrawled while
she brooded in her old bedroom after
the murder, gives an intimate review
of her thoughts.
Life has tow sides.
zone is warm and glad as light;
zone is black and cold as pight.
And again:
ETY..
THAT anxiety win not last.
Happiness passeth away.
"And SO does anxiety"
She conflded her secret to paper:
"A secret with me as in house.
with lock whose key is lost.
'And whose door is sealed"
And again:
"Oh, angry fate, forbear, or If
thou wilt not forbear-relentI
Neither favor for fortune do I
claim.
Nor profit from the work of my
brain"
Flee with thy life If you fearsst
oppression.
'And leave. tho house to tell its
builders faint;
Ard thou wilt find for the land
thou quittest another.
But no soul wilt thou find to re-
place thine own.
Pretty corpse
The last quarrel between mother
and daughter occurred over the re-.
fusal of Mrs. Ellingson to allow Dor
othy to go to beach party.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
HEAL PLANS VIEWED
Interracfal Committee Hears Re
ports Of Sub-BOdy.

Reports approving the city health
departments plan to give colored
girls nurses training at city hospital,
separate from white girls, but upon
the same standard, were submitted
by the health subcommittee Of the
interracial committee of the Indian
apo1is Council OF Social Agencies at
luncheon at the Y. w. c. A. today.
The sub-committe. headed by Sum-
ner A. F'urniss. also recommended
that the committee favor acceptance
Of patients at Sunnyside, county tu-
berculosis sanitariurn, upon a basis
of seriousness OF case without re-
gard to color.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Prices on Coal

Anthracite $16.5O q ton; coke, SO;
West virginia lump S6 @7.35: Kentucky
lump, S6.75 az 70: Pocahontas mine run
Jump. IS az Indiana egg. 1886 a 70:
Indiana mine run. S4 BOO B So Wheel
ing. Soc a ton extra.l
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Other Live Stock

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.--Cattle--Receipt
5000; market practically at q standstill
mand .veTy mural liberal holdovers from
steady butcher cows. $4@6.25; heifers.
25c off: mostly to packers at $1,000 a
IL DO; stoclxers and feeders slow and
STEADY Sheep Receipts; 10000; market,
to 25c off most decline apparent on half
tat kinds; early bulk Sis 1S. 20; early
top $1S.76; best held higher; fat sheep
heavy ewes; early sales So 80 QIo'S5; no
choice lightweight ewes offered; late
aSs n e sire TOP SPaS 81 ;T fsedf sg
sales $16.50617. Hogs-Receipts. g.
600 market. fairly .sctlyes ,d5@25c off;
t %srh $log4 SS $s ?o0 aSRo nssEE
1910; light lights sT S.s6@975; pacIsing
SSs rougS gS ig sanghter af pigs
ceipts. 1900; market. steady; native
32p; calves, $i2.509 1880; stockers ana
70 Vs. mediums Medium 7o OI igRt
$ y tight J, lights yg $ss@995SS 5
acf bnk 1882 Sp 4sh edss e. IS
300; market, nominal; ewes. 50 30 @
1 WooI a% SSRes SIS an 1855 cutters 50 9
TOLEDO, Jan; Ie.-Hogs Receipts,
5000 a 10.7E; medium. $1O.50@I0.6
workers., $40 rs a 1880: good pigs, So a s..
Calyes---M arket. strong. Sheep and lambs
M arget, lower.
EAST BUFFALO. Jan. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 225; market active. 10 a Zoe high
er: shipping. steers. $9@11.25;. butcher
Receipts. 900; market. actiye. SOC
higher; Gull 70 choice. So so a 10. Sheep
and lambs-Receipt 1000; market, &C
choice pS; lambs. SIS is Is: cSii to fair. SO
@17; yearlings. S10@16:, sheep $500
tive. 16G 26c. lower: workers.. SO rs:
pigs, 81 300 500: mixed $10.7b a 1888:
heavteg- 81 a lilo; rough. 1880:
stags. SIS @6.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
ALMOST NEEDED AUTO
Car Stolen While He Was Kneading
Bread Recovered by Police.

Bread Recovered by Police.
If Sergeant Tooley and Patrolmen
Burke and Gather hadn't been on the
Job early today Fred Weise, r. r. ID.
box 112, baker, would be needing an
auto as well as kneading bread.
While he was at work at the Tag
CART bakery his parked auto \ was
stolen. Later Tooley saw the car
parked near Davidson and Wash
ington SITS. and arrested John AL
berts, %, Of S3s Hosbrook st. and
Avery Robinson. 2s, Of the Grand
Hotel.
Police say Robinson Is under bond
on a robbery charge. y
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-01-16
Tank WAGON Prices

Gasoline Prices DO not include State
* of &c a gallon.)
GASOLINE Emerge. = 7c gallon;
13 .2c: Silver Flash. tic: Standard avia-
ton. 81 &c; Sinclair commercial. 1929.
I'M f5c Psriecton ssand GOra
furnace oil 10.6c lunder 200 gallons)
86c (more than 200 gsllons): Bright
Light IL. 7c: Sinclair. 1910.
NAPTHA-Energee Cleaners. 1880; ".
N & r.. 1850 Standolind Cleaners. 1850.