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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
ON THE AIR
TWenty-0ne Stations Ar
range Series Service.

BIZ UHitcd Press
NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Twenty-
one stations have thus far arranged
to broadcast the world series games
through the WEAF hook-up, the
Broadcasting Company of America
announced today. Graham Mona
NEE and Phillips Carlin, WEAF an
nouncers, will be at the microphone
throughout the series, it was stated.
The following stations are on the
hook-up:
WEAF and WIZ. New, York;
WGY, Schenectady; WRC. Washing
ton: WCCO. Minneapolis-St. Paul;
WCAE and KDKA, Pittsburgh:
WSAI and WIN. Cincinnati: WIS.
WMAQ KYW, WGN and WEBH.
Chicago: WEEP. Boston; WTAG.
Worcester: WAR, Providence;
VITO. Hartford: WWJ. Detroit;
KSD, ST. Louis, and WDAF, Kansas
City.
Broadcasting Of the opening game.
Saturday. oct. >. will commence At
p. m. eastern time, a half hour
before play is called.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
ADDITIONAL SPORTS
ON INDIANA
GRIDIRONS
AT BUTLER

AT BUTLER
Shifting the scene of action from. the
gridiron, which resembles pond. to the
university campus, Buffers Bulldogs sank
their teeth into scrappy yearling eleven
in stiff practice scrimmage. EXpecting
Hanover to display strength; Coach h nfa6re
10 make up time lost when rain halted
practice. -
LAFAYETTE-Classe were to be dis
missed this afternoon at Purdue UniVer-
sity so the student body might march TO
the train and give the Boilermaker eleven
for the Navy game, The Purdue men will
enter the game with new football pants
made Of airplane silk the creation OF
Coach Jimmy Phelan.
AT EARLHAM
ICHM0ND-Earlhams gridmen are
concentrating heir efforts toward SMOOTH
Ter game Tackling is being stressed espe-
cially. and the Quakers expect to throw
q much stronger defensive team against
Cedarville Saturday
AT HANOVER
HANOVER--New plays for use In the
ton TOM of Hanover 5 football men this week.
stubborn reserve defense consistently and
is working on perfection OF the forward
pass.
BLOOMINGTON-COac Pat Page is
having a hard time selecting team TO
take the fed against De, Papw here sat
urday. With two forward walls ayMlaole,
Page finds il difficult to make final Sc
lection. and IL is expected all may get a
chance to work before the Methodist scrap
is ended. -
SOUTH BEND-Taking no chances OF
unexpected strength on the part Of Beloit
Saturday. Coach Rockne is sending his
warriors through some of the stiffest pre-
season work NOtre Dame team ever has
experienced. With Minnesota looming only
"A week away. the Notre Dame tactician
is attempting to round his men into shape
as speedily as possible.
AT DE PAW
GREENCASTLE-If Coach Hughes
Tigers fail to upset Indiana Saturday. II
won't be because they failed to prepare
for the game. The De Pauw gridmen have
been working night and day and confident
ly expect to upset the Pagemen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
COUNTY Pain
.$4,453 MORE
FOR TRUCKS
Six Vehicles, Bought Here
for 1920 Each, Cos
Parke County $2,528. q

Six trucks purchased by Mari
County commissioners cost the tay|
payers $4,453.5O more than the sam
kind of trucks were offered to Park
County.
In April Of this year the Low N
Motor Company, Rockville, tende 81
a bid to the Parke County conn
sioners in which they agreed to <.
ply two modef is AK trucks, V#I
fifty-four cubic feet bodies and
draulic hoists, for $2,52S each. Mar
ion County a few weeks before paid
$3,970.25 each for six such trucks.
At the time Of the letting OF
awards in Indianapolis other manu-
facturers of motor trucks had bid
as low as $2,292 per truck, which
bids were rejected In favor of a tend
er from the Indiana Indianapolis
Truck Company in the higher sum.
State Also Buys Cheaper
When attention was called some
time ago to the fact that the State
highway commission had purchased
similar trucks for $4,000 each, pro-
test wasmade that the type Of truck
was entirely different,
William Sheaffer, deputy prosecu-
tor, then stated the entire matter
would be placed before the grand
jury.
1t is now learned that. the trucks
on which bids were placed in Rock
vile were identical with the trucks
purchased locally, including the
worm drive feature, which was the
bone OF contention, in comparison
with the trucks bought by the high
way commission.
Bid at Rockville
Certified copy Of the bid submit
ted in Rockville shows that the
Lowell Motor Company agreed to
supply, if awarded the contract, one
or more Model Is AK Indiana truck
chassis, equipped with a two.yard
capacity automatic dump body. all
weather cab, fully equipped, 1elly-
cred at Rockville, Ind, for the cash
sumo of $2,313 each. If underbody
hydraulic hoist is wanted instead
Of automatic dump body, add S215"
Prior to the time of the purchase
Of the trucks in Indianapolis TIE
county commissioners made a Junket
trip to Greenville, Ohio, to inspect
motor truck factory and its prod.
uct there.
Indiana trucks are manufactured
at Marion. Rockville is situated six.
ty miles west Of Indianapolis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
ARREST MAN WITH GUN

Leger Sugge. 2341 Sheldon ST., re-
ported to police Wednesday night
that a strange man was driving
abOut the streets in his neighbor-
hood in a coupe and acting suspi-
ciously. Brady Ledford. 81, Of 1916
Yandes St, was arrested at bar
becue stand nearby. Search revealed
that Ledford had a revolver. He is
being held for questioning on va
grancy and carrying concealed wea-
pons charges.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
BENEFIT BOXING OCT. 7
Promoters to Assist in Staging Bouts
Proceeds to City.

A special committee appointed by
Mayor .Duval, composed of Police
Chief Claude Johnson. Fire Chief j..
T. Hutsell and Assistant City AT
torney Don Roberts. announced TO-
day that benefit boxing show will
be staged at TomlInson Hall, Oct. 4.
The proceeds will be used to finance
municipal pilgrimage to the New
Orleans convention of the lnterna-
tiOnal Association of Fire Engineers,
in an effort to bring the 1927 con-
Hention here.
Olympia Athletic Club has the hall
leased for Oct. 7. but Carl Ebrick
Ind A. S. Berger. club promoters,
Rgreed to assist i'm staging the bene
it bouts. Happy Atherton, Benny
gurrell and other ring stars are to
appear.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
TENNIS CLUB TOURNEY
Event Mt Hawthorne ShOrtly-Mem-
bership Campaign Starts.

Racquet wielders of the Hawthorn
Tennis Club are getting into condi-
ton for the club tourney that Is to
be held shortly.
According to James Hurt, presi-
dent, the tourney is being sponsored
for the purpose of rating the play
ers. This has been done befroe.
Winners in the mems and women's
events will receive free memberships
for the next year and the runners-up
will be awarded half memberships.
Only those belonging to the club may
enter. A campaign is on now for
new members at reduced rates. New
players joining the club now may
enter the tourney
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
DIXIE SERIES STRUGGLE
Dallas Had>Chance Today, to Annex
Championship.
BIZ United Press

BH CnttPu JTCHS
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. SS0.-Fine
baseball weather was in prospect for
the resumption of play in the Dixie
series here this afternoon between
the Dallas Steers and New Orleans
Pelicans. The Texas Leaguers were
leading, three games to two, in the
series and a win for them today will
take the southern baseball champion
ship to Texas.
Should the Pelicans win today, a
coin will be tossed to decide the To-
cation of the deciding contest. Six
games have been played, one result
ing a tie.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
POULTRY MEN ELECT
j. b. Carney, MOr1'istOwn Man, Made
President Again.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
LAFAYETTE, Ind. Sept. go
Members Of the Indiana State Poul-
try Association today brought their
annual convention to a close with a
program Of addresses on problems of
poultry raising.
J. p. Carney of Morristown, was
reelected president of the associa.
ton.
Other officers named were: c. f.
Hickey, Muncie, vice president; Paul
Riley, Lafayette, secretary treasurer:
Hale Thompson, Ramsey; r. ID. Gil
rard, Upton, and II. S. Clearinghouse,
North Manchester, directors.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
HONOR INDIANA AUTHOR
Tulip Tree Planted in Honor of Gene
StrattOn-POrter.

In honor of the late Gene STRAIT
comforter, Hoosier novelist and
authority on nature lore, a tulip tree
was planted today on the Statehouse
lawn. Governor Jackson and Mrs.
o. M. Pittenger, head of the move
ment to create a State park in honor
Of Mrs. Porter, spoke at the cere-
mony.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
NOTRE DAME VS.. BELOIT.

indianapolis to South Bend-Leaving
the city, go gnorth on Capitol CAP N AYE TO
left on Meridian to the Canal. Here turn
alongside the Canal to Broad Ripple. then
left on State Rid No. l through Carmel,
Westfield Kokomo 10 the intersection Of
No, and No. z. Turn left on No; Z
to LogahsPor por9 on east 10 On 10 9 80 'f 10
Culver. Take a paved county road from
Culver through Burr Oak to- Plymouth.
The distance 81 so miles. The road is
paved 10 the intersection of No. l and No.
Z. graveled to Culver and paved ON to
destinatiOn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
GET DOLLARS AND DAYS
Municipal Judge Fines and Sentences
Five on Bootleg Charges.

Dollars and days were dealt out
by Judge Paul c. Wetter, to alleged
liquor law violators in municipal
court today. Sentences and those
who received them:
Pete Parvu, 1875 S. California ST.,
$500 and 100 days. and 5000 and
ninety days; Pete Masulescu, ia S.
West St, 5000 and ninety days; AL
bert Scheib, 1549 Madison Ave, 500
and forty days; Lena Ryan, 429 S.
Pine ST., 500 and forty days; James
Griffin, 1916 S. Tabor St., 500 and
sixty days, The days were suspended
in the last case.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
TRIANGLES PLAY SUNDAY

The Indianapolis TrianEles. city
Glass B baseball champions, with a
record of twenty-one victories in
twenty-five games this season. will
clash with the Cincinnati Glass B
champions Sunday afternoon At
Riverside Park, diamond No. /.
There will be an important meet
ing of Triangle players Friday eNe-
ing at 16 Orange st. All players lare
urged to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
WABASH VS.. MUNCIE NORMAL

Indianapolis to ville-Leaving
Indianapoiis go north on Meridian st. to
Thirtieth ST. Turn left and proceed west
on Thirtieth st. through the park and on
park Hero turn right ON State Rd:. No.
Is and follow same to Lebanon. From
Lebanon proceed west on State Rd, No.
vile. Distance. fifty-one miles. The road
is OF pavement to Lebanon and gravel
on TO destination There Is a temporary
bridge az a point five miles vest Of Leba-
non but no difficulty is experienced now.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
Commission Row
PRICES To RETAILEH
EDITI'ES

App!es-.New 4O-lb basket TrrssnsrI ar
sqt 72cSi 81 D9ehess 81 6 4 we MsiJy
en- Blush. ST. so Liveland rasp 81.
Bananas-POund ne
Observation-Disclosures" neIfs. tie
Grapefruit-Isle of FINES bot So 2s
: cranberries-Fancy blacks a barre
&c Grapes-cahfornio roRisx crt s175
L"amons&csilorpi4 BOX s4.a b@47s
6rans Sa.iiforT;S crt' % sses@76
bears Bartletts bu s275: alligato
Plums-Damson, bu;: s.; wHshingtO
oai n,aiIBS s. ~ y. "-,'V
Beans-H. green Uu. 81 ~
Lima 10 40c.
T RSsismH e. % do1 bb pun s. s. soc
Carrots-H G.. doz. lunches. l40c.
aulifiower--Colorado crt. So 75
ccloryIMichigan Highbail crit 81 2i
any Michigan doz.. 40c.-
Cucumbers--H G.. .bu 81 rs
Err anti G, doz" 81 10 &@
Lettuce Western Iceberg. crat.. So
g leaf lab, basket 81
MHngOes--H q. bbl. S2.bO
Onions-H G yellow bu. So n.
white niclling pound baskoV 81 .25
Spanish; crtii 81 green, doz.. 40co
Peppers-Lons red 5-lo Uds.et $50
S1uash-H G. white summer. bu.. 90
90 75c
Potatoes-Kentucky cobblers l5O-lb
bag; 81 % Minnesota Early Ohios 100
Kadishes-H. G long white. dos.. 4Oc;
long red Acc: button. SOC.
Sweet Pota'o es-Fancy Virginia. bbl..
S4 one-third Dbl. 81 65
SDinach--H G. bu 81
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
OFFICERS CHEEK CUT
Falls During Chase After Intruder,
who Is CAPTURED.

Motorpoliceman Otto Petit was ia
ken to city hospital Wednesday night
suffering from a severe cash in his
cheek as a result of a fall in a
chase in which several shots were
fired.
Petit and Motorpoliceman Fred
Hague captured in the chase Forrest
Rominger, 26, Hope, Ind, said to
have been attempting to batter down
doors at the home of Miss Leona
Lucas, 624 N. Illinois st. Rominser
was charged with vagrancy, drWD-
kenness and resisting an officer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
CUPID SCORES HOMERS
Eucky Harris and Bluege of Sen
atOrs to BE Married.

Eucky Harris and Bluege of Sen
ators to BE Married.
BB Tnitcd Press
WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.--Two
leading members of the Washington
baseball team will celebrate the close
of the baseball season by getting
married.
Manager Bucky Harris, who led
the Senators to two pennants and
one world championship, will be mar
led to Miss Elizabeth Sutherland,
daughter of the alien property Gus
tCd.an, here Friday.
Oswald Bluege, third baseman,
and Mrs. Margaret II. Eckert will be
married Saturday at Raleigh, N. G.
1t is a romance of diamond and hos
pital. Bluege was injured in base
ball game two years ago. Mrs. Eek
ert was his nurse at a Washington
hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
TO TAKE OVER ROX FIRM

Three Indianapolis men ate in
corporators of the Anderson Pox
Company formed to take over dscom
pany at Anderson, Ind. Incopora-
ton papers were filed today 1t the
Statehouse. The incorporators arc
Eugene G. Iglehart, F.. Schrader and
r. Decker. Capital stock consists of
l 900 shares of no par value.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
Calves Higher

The calf market was active and -
cents higher, most good and choice
vealers selling around $3.50 with a
few yearly sales at ST. Receipts
were estimated at 500.
The sheep and lamb department
was strong. fat lambs selling gen
orally $3.50 down with few head
at $13. Receipts were estimated at
500. Bucks were quoted at 1914:
sheep, IS down; breeding ewes, Sc
down.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
NEGRO IS NEAR DEATH
Drinking Brawl Ends in Stabbing-.-
Victim in City Hospital.

a Negro drinking brawl. that term
mated at 4:30 a. m. today in a stab
bling, probably will result in a muir
der investigation. police say. Print
Hanley, As, Negro. 313 Indiana Ave,
is in city hospital, near death, with
a stab wound in the left lung.
Helen Hanna, Negro, 1926 w. New
York ST., is charged with assault
and battery; Charles Ward, Negro,
of 1851 N Pennsylvania ST., with
vagrancy, and Norris White, Negro
of 919 Indiana AveA with assault
and battery with intent to kill.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30

indianapolis to B.o9mington--Frcm the
Circle go south on Meridian St. TO the
1900 block Turn right and follow State
Rd No. % through, Wayerly. Mart tinsHe
fifffy-t tf niles The road is\ Of pave
ment throughout. but for a temporary
bridge at Wavery and a bridge run
1'he temporary bridge at Waverly was re-
Gently impaired and 1t Is necessary TO
take a three-mile detour at this point ior
a few days Detour is reported a little
rough. but highly travelable.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
l. Q G. A l. s
BUSY Q N
GRIDIRON
Three Indianapolis High
Schools in Action Friday
New Manual Captain.

Local high school elevens will be
busy over the weekend. Four
games are scheduled, three on Fri
day. The schedule for Friday fol
lows:
Manual VS.. Wabash High at Irwin Field.
South Bend at Technical.
ShOrtridge at k.rklin.
On Saturday Cathedral plays Hart
ford City at Pennsy Park. 1t is the
opening game for Cathedral. Man
ual also starts the season. Tech and
Shortridge opened last week.
After practice Wednesday, Bert
ram Kellermeyer was elected cap
tain of the Manual team. He is a
tackle playing his fourth year on
the Red and White.
A couple of casualties were re-
ported Wednesday. Norris SaIeba,
Technical half back. sprained an
ankle and will be out for a few
weeks. He played good ball against
Elwood Gus Mueller, quarter back
candidate at Cathedral, received a
broken collar bone and will be out
for the season.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
Chicago Grain Table

TOLEDO. Sept. 3o.--Clcse: Whea,-
20 49, 9 p cs SornSoa SOC. q 5 Barley Hey
-7@%9 85c Cl9yer 60 i Inn imposstesd
Decc~ Der. $3.50 Timothv--Cash new
So 90 September. $500; October. 81 90
. rgo Der. SIS; March $500.
> ttcr--i6 a 49c. Eggs-3S a 40c Hay
ChCO sept. 30 -whrat-No. /
- =: 10. . rcd. s. ~ a II ii
S'% C&1.' "a. 3 yellow. 70 y a
70 qw rs y n 7ohc; No
No . mixod S0tsc. No 3 mixed
no N ; mi~rd 16Hc No 3
I'D &C. s. ~ p 9 %i7ed "a wh lite NJ FRA
So+c; No. 4 white. rs; No : :, white
ro,s--No. 3 white, A"G44I4c: No. 4
'o 90 ''ltc: rto1dards. .34@ 9s i.c
'~',--57all', Re l, 81 02%o
pthv---Sj."5m 5.75 Clover - $3.50
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8 Y VALUES GAIN Is TO so CENTS
Receipts Estimated 1000
Bulk $13@13.75, With
Top $3.50.

Hogs were generally 25 to so cents
higher in the trading today at the
indianapolis Livestock Exchange as
compared with Wednesdays giraffe
market. An increase in the princi-
pal competitive market and a good
demand boosted local prices.
Receipts were estimated at 7,0O0
The top price was 1880, while the
bulk OF the sales were made at
$13@13.75. No definite. market for
packing sows, was established, al
though indications were that they
were strong to 10 cents higher Pigs
weighing below 100 lbs. sold at S12
down; 120-13O lbs, $12.25; 13O-140
lbs, $12.25@12.50; 14O-16O lbs, $3.50
M1275.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
TITLE BOUT
Junior Lightweight Crown
at Stake Tonight.

BU United Press
NEW YORK. Sept. 3O,-The junior
lightweight crown will be at stake
here tonight. Tod Morgan of Seattle,
champion. is to meet Joe Click Of
Brooklyn in a fifteen-round go.
The bout will be fought at Madison
Square Garden. opening the sea.
son there.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
PHONE STOCK INCREASE

Capital stock OF the Hope In
dependent Telephone Company has
been increased 1921 900, according
to notice filed today with the Sec
rotary of State. The Increase con
sists of $sS,DOO common stock and
$4,000 preffrred. bringing the total
to $3.50 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
ENGRAVING MAN SPEAKS

Edward W. Hill of Chicago, man.
ager of the John & Ollier Engraving
Company, gave an illustrated adj
dress on 1.-THE Perfect Eye" today
at noon at the luncheon of the In
dianapolis Advertising Club at the
SpinkArms Hotel. A motion picture
film, depicting the making of mod
ern engravings used in advertising
was shown
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
BAD PLACE FOR HIM
Man Held Up Second Time in Same
Vicinity-$3 Taken.

Victor Lyle, S3S S. Holmes Ave.
is a favorite victim of hold-up men
near the Pennsylvania Railroad and
s. Warman Ave. Wednesday night
he was held-up there for the second
time, he told police. The first job
was by a Negro and the last one by
two armed white men. They took 49,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
DEMPSEY BRINGS SUIT
Starts Action Against Kearns in
New York Court.

Z NEW YORK, Sept. 80 - Jack
Dempsey has begun suit here to re
Kearns from prosecuting any other
suits against him than the breach
of contract action for 1888, 1888
The middle caused by actions iil
New Jersey and Pennsylvania had
worried the ex-champion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
Deaths

:, Richerd W Campbell. "a. st, Vincent
Celia A. Schwemever 60 1454 S. Hi
nois. CHRONIC nephritis. 80 >,
Rosenell Parici %. $50 S. East. pull
monary tuberculosis.
Michael E.. Griffin. ~ 631 Eastern. To-
Kate Lvon Lee. 6s. 500 w. Drexel.
chronic myocarditis.
Minnie Ford 3S. St. Vincent Hospital.
acute myocarditis.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
s||USTR|AL LIST
')ENS IRREGULAR;
INTEREST IN B. & 0.
CIoe of Month Finds Call
Money Stiff in
Market.
Nerage Stock Prices

rage Of twenty industrial stocks for
E,afsv was i5T.7I. off 80. Average
vety rails MIS- 100 off .63. Average
,rr bonds 94.77 off .04.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
SHOWERS X. Old

BIZ P'i1ee -cial
CHICAGO. Sept 30-Frankie
Welsh, Chicago welterweight,
knocked out Billy Showers of ST.
Paul in the first round Of sched-
uled ten-round bout Wednesday.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
MUssOLINI, CHAMBERLAIN tai

ROME. Sept. 30.-Premier Mus
solini and Sir Austen Chamberlain.
the British foreign secretary, con-
ferred for an hour and fifty minutes
today in the harbor at Leyhorn
aboard Chamberlain yacht, the
Dolkhin
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
in 20 Cotton Market

- '"ho ~eo1 g. McKinnon)
- option is materially
ill., tho' ord VS. Weather I'M
20 ~ablC AID TIC O atty of the crop IS
netto' then j. has been Tor several
." ars can sec prpflts OF the Iona side.
brt the buying should be done carefully.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
RECEIVE NO NOTICE
School Officials Not Ordered to Ap-
pear Before Tax Roard

ocIOOI UIIIcIaIs Not ordered to APP
pear Before Tax Board.
School officials today were won
dering whether or not the matter
OF the $1.O9 school tax levy will
come up before the State tax board
Wednesday No official notice of the
session has been served on school
officials,
However, plans are being made for
a special session to consider the
defense of the board in face of the
remonstrance filed by the Indiana
Taxpayers Association.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
KILLED, PARKING AUTO

CLEVELAND, Ohio, Sept. 30
Samuel Welsh, 81. was instantly
killed when he-plungdd through N
open shaft in his auto from ne s'xth
floor whereNhe was parking the ma
chine
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
Hog Price Range

Matured hogs weighing 16O-170
lbs. sold at $12.76; 1TO-1SO lbs, s1S;
1S0-190 lbs. s$1325; 190-225 lbs,
$3.50: 225-25O lbs. 1885: $50 BIS.
and up S13.75@13.9O.
The cattle market was strong. Re
ceipts was estimated at 700. Beef
steers were quoted at S9.50Q10 90;
prime yearlings, $1O.50@11; common
to medium heifers, $7Q9, and COWS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET

BU Cnftcd Press
Jonathans. ST 25@1.75: bineberriesS aS cases,
l6-at;, s2.75 az: grapes baskets. Michi-
gan Concord ia 20c: peaches. bushels,
81 "N6i 80: pears bushel Bartlett 81 10
a 2.25 plums bushel 125GII50: can
taloupes, flats. S1M1.10
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
EARLHAM VS.. CEDARvILLE

indianapolis to Richmond Leaving In;
follow State nd through Greenfield.
Knightstown. Cambridge City and Rich;
mond. Distance. siXty-seven miles. Road
entirely paved except bridge run around
a mile east of Cambridge City and trac,
ton bridge crossing ten miles west Oh
Richmond.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-30
BANK GETS CHARTER.

A charter was granted today to
the Gas City State Bank, Gas City,
Ind, capitalized at $4,000, by the
State banking department.