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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-02-13
FEB. 22 BOXING SHOW
Featherweights to Feature Next
Tomlinson Hall Event.

The next boxing show at Tomlin-
son Hall, which will be staged Mon
day, Feb. %, by the Arcade Ath-
letic Club. will be featured by per-
formances of featherweights, it was
announced today by Lasky Farb,
matchmaker. The club is angling
to bring one Of the leading title
contenders in the division to the
city for the main event.
The card is to be arranged for
thirty-six rounds of boxing which
will include three star bouts of ten
rounds each and a ,six-round prelim.
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DETROIT BEATS QUAKERS
Longe Range Shooting Downs Earl
ham Basketball Team.

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Feb. 13.--With con-
sistent long range accuracy. Univer
sity Of Detroit defeated Earlham
here, 46 to 20, Friday night. De-
troit led at the half. 81 to s.
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home floors Friday night to engage
quintets that had been primed for
surprise victories.
Columbus was unequal to the task
Of stopping the smooth running
Case machine and the Dobbins scor-
ers could not pile up enough mark
ers. The final score in the fray was
Frankfort, 81; Columbus, 80.
Martinsville faced one of the best
balanced outfits in the State. crew
that is just beginning to find its
true stride, when the Glenn Curtis
outfit jumped down to Bedford.
The team that defeated Frankfort
proved unequal to the task of adding
another scalp to it's collection, and
Martinsville emerged victorious, %
to %.
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PURDUE rRAUKsTERs LOSE

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 1S.-Chicago de
feated Purdue in an indoor track
meet. so TO 3s, here Friday night.
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Basketball Notes

The Y. P. C., basketball team. defeated
the Fishers, Red Arrows. ~. 70. %. at 81
Anthony's Hall. Davis. Mitchell and Rob
wcs S SHhaq Hoy D DfreSps ss i fr R R
visitors. Next Thursday night the Y
T. c. tackle the indianapolis North Stars
on the 81. Anthony floor. Saturday. Feb
boro for, a game with the strong Browns
nurE Indepe1dent team. For games with
the Y. p, C.s address Joe Connor. 337 N.
Addison st.. or call Belmont 0726-W.
this evening GA At a tue a FendsEe SdI ssm
o'clock. This Is the first meeting of these
two squads and they seem evenly
string Of victories and will be out 70 con-
tinue the pace. Take a w. Tenth st. car
and get OF at King Ave.
AT $3.50 p. m, sunday the New Angus
South 81 lie Turner'S at the Turner gym,
game series between the two. team At 2
by the Riverside Me'eors.
The Louisville Negro "Y,' basket team
defeated the local Negro ~ Big B. here
Friday night. .betore a packed house of
Sn by ox sss score Of 40 to
the locals who trailed at half time by
II points. the score being "a 20 IS. The
the sA locals ss coming Sac sG Strong
evening the score at 35, all with two
team was fouled. but failed 70 break the
knotted Thsn the overtime period started
Louisville came back strong and pro-
ceeded to win The, same: w. L. Kean,
visiting player. while Pierce
starred for the locals.
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Evansville. 80: St. Louis. 27.
Detroit. 20; Earlham. 20
Indiana Central 35: Hanover. 49,.
Central Normal. "a Oakland City. ~.
Missouri. 81 Oklahoma Aggies. SO.
Northwestern 81: Ohio State. IS.
Washington. n; Oklahoma, 10.
Columbia. AZ Pen gnsyydo9 { 2s.

~
Grove CITY 20; Allegheny. II.
Columbia a HI Pes scHEoo2s 20.
- Shortridge. 50: Garfield tTerre Haute) :.
.nd aE,asr7tfoTs City. s4' Cathedral INDIAN
SSreepfisidp' 81 broad RIPPLE, II.
Southport 40; Ben Davis. Fl. -
s sssGaas T. b4I ef Br;oa a Ripple. IL.
:, Anderson seconds. IS: Marion seconds
Attica 80; Delphi. 20.
Culver. so, Bourbon. 90.
J 1aIymoggshE 20 Il y FIspsSom 90
BB SssII q - pan r9Hser 15 IT,
Brazil seconds. 80: Bowling Green. f2.
Pitts6SoOrroo Juniors III jamestown
Bugger. IL: New lebanon; 81; -,.,.
ylnccrnss, 81; Central sEvansville). 30.
CLAYTON. 20; Mooresvine. 20.
Amo; "a stilesyilles IA.
Wilk.dinnsssSn. e.; N nj; cSOT9foIFs, 40.
M N%fihse sir Ss 2sgleRfl assaT III girls n
North salem. 40; New WTinchester.' Z.
Paragon. "a. Eminenee. ~
S MiIpoy, ag % W sus s5 20
SsstSssgcss, aS Warm ,S Ssnsg Il ~
B Bec'as; - Catholic Catholic: 40; Huntington
swayz;ee' 81: Jackson Township 90.
battle, Ground 40; Montnorenci. s7.
Remington EN- Ss RensseIser, ss'
Froebei fGary1 81: Michigan City. %.
Bloomington. DO. Crawtordsvllle. ~.
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BIZ United Press
CANNES, France, Feb. 1S.--Sets
Element OF the row over the motion
picture rights for the prospective
match between Mile. Suzanne Long.
len and Miss Helen Wills seemed
certain today.
The Burke family, which Is IN
charge Of the Carlton tournament.
in which the two stars are now plays
ing. announced today the monopoly
granted to w. l.. Blumenthal. New
York promoter. would be retained,
but they appeased the news photog-
raphers temporarily by promising to
allow them to take 200 feet of pic
lures.
So much fuss was stirred UP when
1t was announced photographers
would have to bid for the privilege
If the monopoly was cancelled that
Mile. Lenglen threatened to scratch
out Of the tournament If the contro-
versy was not settled satisfactorily.
Carpenters were busy this morning
erecting temporary stands around
the center court where the two stars
are expected to meet Tuesday MORN
ing.
Bright sunshine has done much to.
bring the courts back into shape.
and unless there is more rain they
ought to be in perfect condition for
the match.
Speculation as to the winner is in-
creasing as the hour approaches for
one of the most dramatic sporting
events OF years. Opinions vary, but
the majority of the players and the
critics here believe Miss Wills is too
young and too inexperienced to win.
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BRADLEY FIVE CHAMPS

Peoria School CIinches Little Nine
teen" Title on Hardwood.
BIZ Uaitet Press
NAPERvILLE, ILL.,. Feb. 49,
Bradley college Of Peoria, clinched
the championship of the Little Nine
teen conference by beating North.
western College, 81 to 81. in it's final
conference game. Ririe and Cole OF
Bradley were the stars.
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State College Games


Indiana az Purdue.
Oakland City at Indiana Central.
Earlham at Michigan State.
Rose Poly az Manchester.
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SOUTHPORT ON TOP

BIZ Times Special
BEN DAVIS, Ind, Feb. 49,
Southport High School downed Ben
Davis High School in a basketball
contest here Friday night, As to 81.
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C"1HE path appears to be
cleared for the eagerly
LII soughr tennis match be-
tween Suzanne Lenglen, French
wizard OF the courts, and Helen
Wills OF California, champion OF
American women METERS. Nile.
Lenglen generally IS rated woman
champ OF the world, and she has
been made the favorite OF the ma
jority OF critics TO win II she meets
Miss Wills.
Both are competing in the Carl
ton Club tourney at Cannes,
France, ana winning regularly.
and the two feminine wonders are
expected to clash in the singles
finals Tuesday. There are numer-
GUS Americans backing Helen to
defeat the French girl.
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NORTHWESTERN WINS
Purple Five Upsets Ohio State
Without Aid of Baker.

EVANSTON. ILL.,, Feb. With
out the aid of Moon" Baker, one
of its scoring aces. who is ineligi-
BILE, Northwestern University's bas-
ketball team defeatt d Ohio State, 27-
Is. Fisher, Purple center, was the
star Of the game Friday night.
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Tech Defeated

Muncie started out on a heavy
weekend schedule by winning from
Technical of Indianapolis, 81 to 29.
Immediately after the contest the
Bearcats caught sleeper for Vim
cennes, where the crew plays to-
night.
Connersville won from Rushville
by rally, and North Vernon,
trimmed Greei'sburg.
The two Gary quintets came
through with victories. Emerson
dropping South Bend. so to 81, while
F'roebel was defeating Michigan
City, 81 to- %.
Charlottesville proved unequal to
the task of hating Bloomington and
the Painters romped away TO a so
to 27 victory.
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TU
MAY SEE
BIG FRAY
Helen and Suzanne Almost
Certain to Clash in Fea-
ture Tennis Event.
HER SMASHING GAME

HEN oNAoFIINU UANIE
BIZ United Press
CANNES, France. Feb. 13.--Keep.
ing up her smashing game. Helen
Wills, American tennis champions
today overwhelmed saInto Roy or
France at Go. 60.
Miss Wills also scored a victory
in the doubles. Teamed with Mile.
Henrietta Contoslavos. young French
star, she defeated the British team,
Mrs. Young and Miss Green at So
and 6-2.
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Never Headed

Martinsville got away in front and
was never headed. although Bedford
made a valiant effort in the closing
minutes of play.
Marion got the surprise Of its
young life when Anderson held the
Giants to a score of 40 to SS.
1t is just possible that Marion Is
polse was the least bit upset by the
unfortunate occurrence connected
with the ineligibility Of a player that
cost the crew the Victory Brick"
Washington, after handing defeat
to Vincennes last week, came into
central Indiana and fell before
Franklin, by a score Of 81 to 26. The
game was played on the floor where
Burl Friddle, Washington coach.
made a name for himself as a
Franklin High School and college
star.
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IN 10 you know that this city
I'D has a classy college basket
- ball team out at University
Heights? Indiana Central is the
school. Friday night Coach George
took his boys down to Hanover
and gave the IIilltoppers real
trimming.
DO you know that Indiana
Central led the undefeated Man
chester College five in the first
half and only succunbed after a
struggle when one of it's guards
went out on fouls?
Just how the team will go to-
night against Oakland City is
problem, because the players did
not get back from the Hanover
contest until o'clock this morn
ing. But we are warning Earlham
to beware when Indiana Central
plays the Quakers.
*ss
RED" Robinson, captain OF
the Wabash College basketball
team, has obtained partial re-
venge at least ON a number of
rivals, who have defeated the
Scarlet on the hardwood this
season. RED" won the State
oratoi-icaI contest Friday night
at North Manchester. Other
schools entered were Purdue,
Notre Dame, Franklin, Butler,
Eaa-lham, Evansville and Man
chester.
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NV ELL, NOFlHWeSlern uld II.
tWI The Purple FIVE, even with
Gl out the services of Moon
Baker, who has been over
Swallowed by the clouds Of scho-
lastic ineligibiIity, stepped on the
Ohio State five. Any team can
beat any other team in that Big
Ten. bud Moloney, basketball Of
fetal, was asked the other night
which club was strongest. He
made wise reply. There isn't
any"
That German boxer who had
a nervous breakdown must have
got to thinking about his name
too much. 1t is Breitenstraeter-
or something like that.
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Rips. Old Original Rug

Cleaning special 9xl2 rugs; shampoo
$3.50: busting. 81: moving and storing
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LEGALS
Bids and Proposals
EIDs WANTED.

Sealed bids addressed 20 the Hon. Au-
gustu5 McCloskey. county judge. Will be
received in the office OF the county audi
tor uatil II o'clocc n. M. Wednesday
February 2. 1896. for the construction OF
the following br!dgesi ...,...,,..,..,,
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS PRECINCT
40.
I. Concrete glrder bridge 2l5 feet long
over Leon Creek. So miles from center OF
). A.. az miles from Won Ogmy.
.. Concrete multiple box calvert. 81
long over Indian Greet. 9si miles from
5. a. and az miles from Won ormy.
.. Concrete slrder bridge Sc feet long
over Medic Creek. lei milcI from $. a
and mile from Won Ormy.
T. Concrete approaches to Medina River
bridge. girder type l29 feet long each
approach; aud remodel present steel truss
OF $50 feet length 1874 miles from S. ~
g. Concrete Multiple box cuivert So feet
long over Live Oak Slough II miles from
S. A. and =; mile from Won Ormy. all
above bridgc5 on Quintcul road
PRECINCT no. .
/. Extension Of present concrete siah
bridge on West Commerce st"Cet over
zarzamora Greek. niles from 2. 4.
. Multlp,e concrete hos culvert c.
long on West Commerce street. over Iaf-
aamora Creek, ~ niles from 8. \.
g. Multiple concrete box cuiyert same
IS above. miles from y \:
]
OlmoJ creek on Bianco road 90 miles
from s. A.
. Multiple boz cu,ycrt. 22is feet lohg
on EIanco road. Gh miles from 8. g..
o. Drop box concrete cui,e-t OF Lock-
hill Selma road. 81: miles from :. A.
PRECINCT NO.
l. Concrete girder bridge &C ieet long
over Iosllo Creek on New sulphur
Springs road. miles from g. \.
. Multiple boz concrete culEcrt JS ieet
iong over Chupadcras Creek. lJH miles
from & 4. on New sulphur Springs road.
g. Concrete glrdcr hridTe 80 feet long
over Calaveras Greek. "a miles from
LIuicudorf OF Eimendorf-Adhira road.
l. Concrete gl-dcr bridge % feet long
over Chupnderas Creek. 2iA miles from
i.imandorf on Elmoadorf- Adkins road
o. Concrete girdcr bridge III feet long
over Calaver3g Greet. . miles from FL
mcndo-f on Eimcndorf- Layeruia road.
Bids Win he received on above bridges
ycparatcly or in groups by preeinctn
Plans and specifications on file In
County Highway Engineers office.
A certified or cashiers chccH in the
sum of five g. per cent? per cent OF tbs
amount bid must accompany each bid.
Tie COUNTY reserves the right TO reject
". g. KENDALL
County Auditor
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WtNTEB-Lafies 10 make handmade
infants dresses a. home p.casau. au.
profitable Tor spare time Occupation.
Juvenile sig. co.. Ilr s.. Pe~0e-
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Idea. Pl1mh.n. Co... g2s N.ct0r.a.
Help Wanted-DomFStic 1919
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lien.
AtANTED-GoOd German Girl 20 DO
cooking and general Homework 30 pr
Fate family rr 1893.
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Chrysler Six Phateton

Cannot be told from brand new. has
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GUTHRIE TENSE
At PROBE Of
MURDERS
Series Of 20 Mysterious
Deaths Investigated
by Grand Jury.

| GUTHRIE, Okla. Jan. 40
Shifting with the speed of a tale OF Tie
ton, the story Of the investigation #
the Usage murder mystery opened a,
new chapter here today.
Three men named in murder war.
rants issued yesterday at Pawhusk;i.
Usage Nation capital. were here ready
to appear before a federal grand ju:v
that is TO begin its investigation of
series of nearly twenty mysterious
deaths, this afternoon
They are w. X. Hale. king of thc
Usage hills" Ernest Burkhard. his
nephew and Bert Lawson, prisoner ut
the federal penitcntiary at Leavcl-
worth. whose confession opened the
way for the prosecution of murder
charges by Oklahoma state authorities
| and the investigation by the federal
grand jury of a reputed conspiracy by
murder to obtain the fortune of au
Indian family said to amount to about
S2,O00,C00.
MANY WITNESSES.
State officers arrived in thcearly
morning from Pawhuska with the
three.
At the same time federal officer;
reached Guthrie with six men from the
federal prison at Lcavcnworth and the
Kansas penitentiary at Lansing. 1t is
understood other prisoners are to ar
rive today from the Oklahoma pen-
Tertiary.
In addition, more than fifteen other
witnesses. most of them from the
Usage country. are in town. Hotels
are filled to overlooking and the
streets are crowded with strangers.
SlX-shooters are everywhere in evil
Gence, so many officers having con
gregated here. either as witnesses ar
guards for persons brought in to tcs
tify.
One Of the principal characters in
the heavy drama that is reaching IL.
climax here is Hale. wealthy ranchrr
repute1 10 be Il man of power in tn.
Usage hills where his acres lie.
HALE NERVOUS.
When he entered the shcriff's offi,,a
at the end Of his ride from PawbusRa
he appeared nervous.
The grand jury was scheduled To
devote its attention to several minor
items in the morning session. but 1t
was regarded as very probable that Il
would take up the Usage mystery b.
fore night.
Roy Lewis. United States distri 4
attorney. conferred with Lawson for
more than an hour in his secret hid
ing place. Later Lewis said that Law
son had repeated TO him the confcs-
sion quoted by assistant state attor-
neys general. who yesterday filed the
murder charges in Pawhuska.
Lewis said that Lawson told him he
had dynamitcd the home of W. T..
Smith at Fairfax about 10 o'clock on
the night of March 10. i92:1. and that
at > n. N. be returned To the Oaaer
county Jail at PawhuSka. from which
he had been released to do thr
deed.
NJ. a. Bloyd, now n Usage county
deputy sheriff. who was iailcr at ih,
time the Smith home was destroyed. is
sought on murder warrant issued
yesterday, charging completely in the
crime through his alleged action in re-
leasing Lawson from the iail.
Three persons lost their lives in -.
explosion.
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Hatters

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EMPLOYMENT
Help Wanted-Alale

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DAUGHTER GETS ESTATE.

Will of Mrs. Lena ID. Murphy, who
died December -. 1925. filed in coun-
ty probate court Tuesday. leaves tbn
entire estate of $4,000 to her daugh-
ter, Mary ID. Anderson. who also l.
named cxecutrix without bond.
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Tailoring & Pressing

THE HUB. INC.
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BUICK roadster 1928 sport. good shape
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Used Cars for Sale
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our RcDutdfioadz.SJs uour proteciias

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BUSINESS SERVICES
Dressmaklng-Iiemslitchinr I'D

Observation-Disclosures 49,
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Scale Ford Exchange

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EMPLOYMENT
Situations Wante6-Male .

Situations Wante6-Male 1911
SPANISH YOUNG MAN or REFINED
DEPDETAENT. WHO J. ATTENDING
a BUSINESS COLLEGE, DESIRES TO
WORK OUTSIDE Or SCHOOL HOURS
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Help Wanted-BOys

BOY wanted for filling station work
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80 Zalzanora.
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AUTOMOBILES
Auto Misunderstanding

Auto Misunderstanding 49,
sCHRAUB BROS. auto repairing. Az
fredericksburg road. Woodlawn i1s9.
a. j.. BASs-Elec,ric Welding and black-
smith. Austin and Lamar. TT. 500
WE DO repairing, painting. body work.
tops on any make car. Weekly payment
plan cash prices Western Auto Wreck
ing Co., Buena Vista and Frio. CIR.
1850
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-01-05
AUTOMOBILES
Used Cars for Sale
1921 Ford Coupe

1928 FORD runabou.. starter and de-
mountable rims. nice job. guaranteed.
Phone Mis-. 421g-W.