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Deaths

JOIN casserley, 8s, s7o4 Salem, arteuo-
Mary Elizabeth Chapple. rs Methodist
Hospital. hvpostetic pneumonia.
Mildred VI. Hosey. 81. city hospital
acute m9StOiditis.
Mary Shaw Fiske. So. 1882 n. Pennsyl-
vania. cerebral hem0rrhage.
Hattie a. Hassler, n, 1887 Kenvood.
Craze Morris. q. 1851 Minocqua, tuber-
culCs+s
Margaret True, 80, city hospital. chronic
Joseph H Wolf. 81. Belt Railway. cere-
bral hemOrrhage.
Edward A. Negitt. GO. St. Vincent's Hos
pital. cerebral hCmOrrhage
Anna Woollen HEder. rs. 1854 Contra.
carcinoma.
Aueustus T. Roberts, SO. 4o2e Cornelius.
Irene Teeters IS. 252l Franklin Pl..
rlitral insuficie1cv.
Charles Alex Holder. DAYS. 1854 Persh-
ing. hemorrhagic disease.
Infant Mamie Moran, days, city nos
pital. spina biida
arterio sclerosis
brei hemCT~hape.
Philip Wolps, 48. city hospital lobal
pneumonia.
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THREE AUTOS CRASH
ThOrntOwn Qnd) Man Seriously
Injured in City Accident.

Ivan Dodson,, 80, Of Thorntown
Ind, is in serious condition at cit,
hospital following an automobile &C.
cident at Thirtieth st. and Capito
Ave. Friday as result Of which h
and two motorists we're charged
with failure to stop at preferen-
tial street.
Dodson's right shoulder was bro
ken and he suffered a conclusion
of the brain.
Driving west on Thirtieth st.
Dodson, according to police, at
tempted to pass between machine
going south on Capitol Ave. driver
by George L. Bradshaw, 2l02 s
Harding ST.. and Peter Nutz, 22l,
N. Illinois St, and collided witt
both Of them.
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BLOW AT TAX board
Judge Rules Against Right
on City LevieS.
B1 LHitcd Press

BV LHitcd Press
SOUTH BEND. Ind. Dec. 81
Judge Orlo R. Deahl Friday struck a
fatal blow at the Indiana State tax
board, when he ruled that the State
Legislature in 1921 had no power to
authorize the board to review and
revise the civil city tax levies in In
diana municipalities. In the words
of the court, 1T was an unauthor-
lied delegation of power"
Judge Dcahl presided ut the near
ing Of this test case designed to test
the constitutionality of the State
Tax Board insofar as the latter has
the power to reduce city tax levies.
Il is certain that Attorney Cen
eral Gilliom will appeal the decision
Ct the Indiana Appellate Court,
where a final decision will settle
this question, which affects govern
ment Of every city in Indiana
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Cash Grain

The bids for car lots of grain at the call
OF the indianapolis Board of Trade +. o..
D. 95ss 4i33c Ne New N 3Or5 [2te
No. hard $125@ l.27.
Corn-Steady; NO. white. 700 73c: No.
3 white. 67u7lc: No. yellow. 73Gj 76c
No. yellow, 704 &c; No. mixed, $50 Tic;
NO. mixed, 65O68c
steady, No. 2 white. 5Oa SIC; No.
Hay-Weak; No timothy. sl35OG14;
No. 2 timothy, Sl2.50d 10; No light clover
ml x q s M 500 IA No cloyer TniZed, $l9
inspections
Wheat-,-No, red, 2 GERS. Total, 2 cars.
carr No w BBihite cS e2rs M No b Thie
car; sample white, 4 cars, No. yellow, 5
cars; No. :, yellow. cars; No. yellow 5
cars; sample yellow. II cars; Nc. s mixed
! car sample mixed, cars; ear, l car.
Total. 81 cars.
oats No. 2 white, cars: No 2 white.
cars.
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In the Cotton Market
(By Thomson g. McKinnon

NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Thes story of the
cotton market continues the same Trade
13q94i +s at a rate slightly greater than
higher scale of prices as the natural re-
suit. MIL operators particularly those Of
the southern branch of the industry. are
cheerful and there is a feeling among them
that as result Of recent conferences
they have the situation better in hand
from production standpoint At this
period OF the year most factors which
usually 90 TO make prices are too remote
for their influences to be felt, and de-
mand Tor the finished product with its
attendant bearing on mill buying, takes
first place. We believe that present prices
ior cotton are equitable. Perhaps the mar
the producers share trihe greater. but
on the whole 1t is natural thai a COM
modify should advance as the supply
diminishes. We favor the long side on
cotton, when reactions occur
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Births
Cirl,


Email and Beulah Schaedel, 1917 Howard.
Lester ana Mildred Hart Coleman Hos
Hiram and Constance Hensel Coleman
William and Margaret Green. Coleman
.iohn and Hazel wanner. Coleman Hos
Harry and Mary Green. Coleman Hospi-
edgar and Ruth Carter. Coleman Hos
Ralph and Marguerite FINLEY, Coleman
4srfy and cornella wilson. 1886 Brouse.
CrAlsad and Electa McIutire 1925 Rem
Emmons and Lnlne Morgan. 1910 Bates.
William and Wayne Bookwalter Metho-
william and Katie summerhin 1909 S.
omar and Gladys Gillespie 1884 Climber.
Hester and Ollie Oliver. 2l8 S East
Arha and Norris GoOch. 1916 Nordykc.
Frank and Faype Henson. $50 S Mis-
James and Lnusn STOW. 1880 Raiston.
Albert and Ader Coleman. 1886 silver
sen ana Celia Williams. 50l N Minerva.
ennis and vivian La Porte. Methodist
csri and Eedrcth Guhncr, Methodist
4enrv and Mabel Greene. 1916 orange.
eugene and Edna GRrdenr 1913 S. Har-
Glenn and Lillian Henerman, 1906 n. Oh
Roy and Flora white. 1888 S. Sheffield.
esn.
Bows
Roy and Blanche Vessel 1928 S Hard
-Iiram and Harriet Sandwiches. Cole
r n Hospital
ohn and Mary Casasdy. 464l Hovey
y A.liarn amt Clara Harrison. 1906 REM
b. ut
.e' end Haae Floyd. zoos Yandes
" - N aud Le,ua Dunlop, ll22 K.
J "a Second.
Cen and Charlotte meas. sc Virginia.
ch-1Ics and Mary Mack. sO8 W Empire.
Melvin and Nayie Huston, 1892 oregon.
Hobart and Mabel Esgers, 544 W. Nor
Earl and oral Gordon Methodist Hes
y . n
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CHICAGO, Dec. 3O.-Cash grain: Wheat
No; | hard, $1;28M l.285g: No. ?, s1.28i y
low. 8124 q 831ac. No 4. 79i25ssIc: No. S.
49, 79c; No; 6, 7o-g 7524c:, No; 4 mixed,
5 white. 73c; No. 6. 7l12073c: sample
grade, 61Q 70 &c. Oats-No. 2 white $40
n 50 &c: No. 3. 5212n SOC: No. 4 sac. Bar
S22M29.75.
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feraFe Of twenty lndustrfale Tfurtcey
Vas le9e6 TIP 1.26 Avcreee III t,,e..l y,
5 5ets was lgg AZ 70, OF 90 Average 81 forty
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OPEN HOLINESS MEETING
Four Day Convention to End With
Tabernacle Dedication.

A four-day holiness convention
WI 3e held at the new Holy Band
Tabernacle, st. Clair st. and Mas
sachusetts Ave, starting tonight. It
will close Sunday with dedication Of
the tabernacle.
Speakers will be DR.. Monroe Way
hinger Of Upland. the Rev. G. NJ.
JONES of Terre Haute, the Rev.
George Jewell o. Columbus, the
Rev. Emerett Hall of Oakland, H.,
and the Rev. 0. II. Mater Of this
city.
Services viii be held at 1920 a.
M, 2.30 p. IA. and 7.30 p. m.
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FERRACANE TO APPEAL

Tony Ferracane,- now serving a
twc-year term at Leavenworth
penitentiary on a charge OF liquor
conspiracy, has been granted g writ
Of error in Federal Court
preparatory to an appeal to the
United States Circuit Court of APP
peals at Chicago. Cases Of Charles
Gay and Les Feldhaus, both of
Louisville, will be considered ny the
appeals court at the same time.
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THE CITY
IN BRIEF

Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen
and auXiliaries will conduct a Joint
public installation of officers at their
hall, 1902 E. Washington ST., Satur-
day at 7:30 p. m
Articles of incorporation were filed
with the Secretary of State today
by Uptown Garage Service Inc,
naming as incorporates, Frank E.
Schleicher, Paul w. Schleicher,
Dallas Hoyer and Dennis K. Israel.
Capital stock is $4,000.
New Years eve throngs at HeteI
SEVERN will be augmented by 200
members and guests Of the Big Four
Shrine Club, who will dine and
dance on the roof garden. Four
hundred guests have made reserva-
tiOns in main dining room, lobby,
mezzanine and inn.
Discintinuance of street car serV-
ice in Peru, now provided by one
car operating on q thirty minute
schedule, is asked in petition filed
with the public service commission
by the Winona Railroad Company.
Decreasing earnings, and apparent
lack Of public desire for the service
is cited in the petition
Contract to pave 14.78 miles q
Rd. % between Farmland and Unioi.
City in Randolph County was let
Friday by the State highway COM
mission for S273, 1852 to the D. Al
Y. Construction Company of Frank /
lin.
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NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-Flour-Duu and
Quiet; midwest spot, $i2ai2.i0. sugar -
BAY firm; spot g test delivered duty
57Oa 58Oc coffee-Rio No. I on SPOT.
l4l4c; Santos No. alag 22c. Tallow -
Dull; No. 1. Sl-l0; No. 3. 30M csc; clover,
ss5c@s1. Dressed pouitEy-weak; turkeys.
goa 41c; chickens, lo q 36c. capons, % p s6c.
fowls. 16a 30c; ducks. 2OG zee: ducks.
Long Issland- 2Sq 26c. LIaiye, poultry Firm:
&c: turkeys. Asa Acc: ROSTERS. l6c:
chickens. 2Iq 35c; broilers, 32u soc: capons,
fancy to specials. 29Q % &c: Young Amer
icas; 2sq 29lac. Potatoes LONE, Island; 50
s2.75d3.65; Bermuda. s6012.5o Sweet
potatoes-Jersey. basket. SOC ~ $3.50; south
ern basket. S1.z0Ul.65. BUtter-Steady;
receipts. 1924: creamery extras. SEE; spe-
cial market; So. SIC. Eggs-.Easier; re
ceipts. 1873: nearby white fancy. 81 n
b3c: nearby State white. 4fN soc; fresh
firsts. 40i2 a 41c; Pacific coasts. 48la0
5li2c; western whites. 35Q 46c. nearby
browns AGA soc.
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STEEL, c. M. C,
Lead LIST IN
FIRM SESSION
Special Issues Buovant.
Rails Move Up in Good
Demand.
average Stock Prices

vas eif reg Of twenty industrials Thursooy
5 Si.5 vas l5 81 2y' OF @ Average Of forty
~. t.Aucd prcsx
NEW YORK. Dec. 30 Stocks
we're firm through most ol todayg
session under the leadership of Old
iaVorites, United States steel ano
General Motors Special issues were
Duoyant and railroad stocks moved
mp IN renewed demand.
New highs were mace by Iutcrla-
llonal Business Machine. Flcisch-
mann, Jewel Tea, Universal Leaf
Tobacco and Nash. Gains of DO las
or more were scored by the Uuivor-
sal Leaf issue Lima Locomotive.
Foundation, Business Machine ana
Porto Rico American Tobacco p.
American Smelling Greene Cop
PEE and other copper shares moved
higher while good demand dcyel-
opcd for several of the motor
shares including Chrya1cr Nash
and Packard Montgomery Ward
led mercantile issues with a gain
OF nearl" 2 points
Among The strong rails were ST.
Paul Issues, New Faycu and Atcni-
son. Utilities cascd in pro9t-taEing.
with Brooklyn Edison declining 4
points
Describing the market the Wall
Street Journals financial review to-
daV said
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PARK BOnuD TO
SLASH WAGES;
COMBINE JOBS
Strict Economy Compulsory
Following Reduction
of Budget.

Consolidation Of several park
board positions and ~e-oles- = -
auctions in salaries PROBABLY VIII oe
ordered by, the park board at a spe-
cial meeting Tuesday night.
Strict economy during 1923 was
made compulsory by the reduction
of the park levy from 9 cents to So
Superintendent Walter Jarvis de-
clared the department would be-
seriously handicapped under the
reduction and very lew improve
ments are considered during the
year.
The slash makes necessary a cut
of S240O00 from the appropriations
requested under the 9-cent rate.
The low levy will bring in about
S34l,000 instead of $240800.
Combine Positions
Michael +. Foley, board member.
declared the department had never
operated under a 7 cent levy and
large reductions would be necessary.
Recreation department budget for
1923 will be $4,000. requiring a cut
of $4,000 from the anticipated re-
turns.
appointment of Edward 3. Raub.
Jro Democratic attorney, az park
board counsel is expected. Raub
will replace Park Attorney Telford
OrbiSon and Recreation Attorney
William T. CULLEN Republicans.
Dismissal OF Consulting Land
Scaper A. W. Brayton and several
office aids is considered likely. Sew
eral positions will be combined.
1t was indicated salary cuts would
not apply to laborers.
Mayer to Hold Control
Mayor l.. Ert Slack will have con-
troll Of the park board after its re-
organization despite the refusal OF
Aoolph Ct. Emhardt, Democrat, and
Mrs. Mary Hoss, Republican. to give
this resignation. The mayor has a
vote in case Of a deadlock. Two
members of the board VIII ba friend.
~ to the administration
Indiana Asphalt Company submit
ted a. low bid Of $47G95 on WIDEN
ing of Meridian ST. between Six
teenth st. and Fall Creek. The
bond issue was turned down some
time ago because of the mayoralty
controversy.
Engineer j. E. Perry will analyze
bids and submit recommendations to
The board.
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EDGE SUPPORTS H5c;vE

BH United Press
WASHINGTON, Dec. 31.-Serla
Edge (Rep) New Jersey, declal
Friday in favor Of Secretary of q
merce Hoover for president.
Speaking personally, with ri
dent Coolidge eliminated, / heal
favor the nomination Of Secr
Hoover and sincerely hope the 4
pubucans of New Jersey. when gil
the opportunity, viii so irdicaf
Edge said.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Harry Stanbrook. 81. of 1881 Ringgold
manager. and Edith A. Parsley, 49, Of 43C
W Thirty-FirSt
cycle dealer. and Minnie Wiles 28, OF 70s
s. Meridian boNmaker.
Ralph f. Miller. %. of 42l8 Bowman
bookkeeper. and GLADYS b Todd, 10. oil
1885 Edwards. factory emplove.
Alfred Clark, 25 of Lawrcn G. still
worker, and Anna Harris, IL, Of l00-
Albert Johnson. "a. of 1915 Fletcher
mn2enager, ond Mary Dicks. 90 of 74i
James small 10. Of sheridan. trucking
and Gwendolvn Davenport, Is. of 1922 E
Washington. clerk,
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Commission Row
PRICE TO RETAILERS


.A2plsss-,Fancy barre! apples: Jonathans.
az Grimes Golden. 50: r / Greetings.
Golden, s7:5Oas; Beilhowers. Sc: BaldEins'
,,2;;t9ge WaeneLs. s5-f5n s: Jonathan. 81:
"7159eSs g 60 Box apples; DELICIOUS. 81
thans. 50 p 3.25: StGymens. SO 25a3T5. Bas-
ket apples i40-lo. BASKETS. Jonathans.
beeoas G SEES % @9tqen Rit s45og27s
n 3. 20-ouuce Pippin. $3.50. stav-
mems. s2.5o@2.75; cooking apples. 81:
3 grade, si.85: Grimes. B grade, s2,25:
Senator. 50 50 Northern Spvs. So. Rome
Beauties S275: Baldwins. $3.50: r. /
Bananas q &c %.
BeTries-CranberTlcs sl0Qu one-haIf
observation-disclosures. s4.25g5 crate.
=, peS-CahiotA Emperors. s. keg:
S2.25@ ? so lug. -aliiognia Almer.a. s2.75
Kumauats-Fl Florida. 2oc quart.
Lemons CaAtornia, S7.o0u8 crate
Lines Jamaica. SO per 100.
Oranges California Nayels, s450I750.
crate Florida. $500 SIS per crate.
Pears Washington Bose, Sc per box:
Tangerenes- Florida. s3.75Q4.35 a crate.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-Cali 81 per dozen.
Baens-. Southern. s3.75 hamper.
Brussels sp,outs-25c ID.
Cabbsga-H. G.. 202izc b.
Caulihower-Caufornia. s2.75 crate.
CelerS-Mlch.gan. Sl,35 fiat crate: Mich
isan Iro rough: s. per 20 crate: MICHIGAN
y a s9 12 } 81 aoz.' California S. so. 9.
Celery ,Cabbage-sl.2 doz.
&C cue:q1Rg}be5Ts- Hothouse. 50 doz;: south
Eggplant-H G.. 81 doz'
Endive- .25 doz
Kale-S2 Dbl
Leek-50c bunch.
Lettuce -Arizona., head. $3.50 crate;
onions Spanish. S2.3502.5O crate: Indi-
ana white, $3.50 per 100-lb. bag: Indiana
yellow. 81 per 100-lb. bag.
Oysterplant-50c doz
Parsley soc do2. punches.
Parsnips $3.50 bu.
Peas-California telephone. SO hamper.
Peppeer F4iners. Toe peck Florida man
Potatoes Michigan white. So $50 IBIS;
Minnesota Russets, 81 100 los; Min
Radisbes- Hothouse buttons. 9Ocas1 doz.;
Rutabagas-sl.7 IS per cWt
spinacR-HI. G., s.. 25a1.5o bu.
diums, Sl.50 blu: Indiana Jerseys, $3.50 bu.:
Nancy Hail, Sl.5O hamper
Tomatoes--Hot house. S3.75 per 10 lbs.
TurnlpS-H c.. Csc bu
MISCELLANEOUS
$50, gai. case; s4.75 doz. ls-gai. Jars. .
oysters standards. $3.50 gal: sclcc
s1ls sa-Hu5bard. $3.50 Dbl.
Eg cH f1llG 65ff Sec 2o-orcen fruits. An
all per box.
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-Sheep and Lambs
Other Livestock
BU L Hitcd Press
GHTCtEHN r.


CHICAGO. Dec. 3o.-Cattle-R Receipts.
5000; generally te4dy; rather catchy mar
ket. typical of weekend trade; bulls 1On
l5c higher, highest Of season. weights CON
sidered; few loads short fed steers, Sl1.50m
Is 40, low cutter cows $3.50: fat COWS, 81
az; yearlippg heifers up to ST.; medium
weight and WeighUy sausage bulls. $50
$50; eastern shippers com6ing yalds for
mreaty supply; shippers paid up to $3.50
for choice vealers; mostly Si2m13 to local
packers for, light kinds. Sheep-Receipts,
$4,000; fat lambs opening slow; most trad
ing on better grades of IS lbs. downward.
fey early saIs, s1$Ml3.50; asking around
$3.50 for choice HANDY weights; nothing
done on heavies; sheep $50 Csc lower;
feeding lambs indications slow and about
steady; early. sales good and choice Fat
ewes $6@6;50. Hogs soft or oilv hoes
996pdd oo. ToaStipg. pigs excluded -Receipts,
heavyweight. ESQ to $50 lbs medium to
ehn0oic3e7. S8.2508.80; mediumweight 200 to
$50 lbs.l medium TO choice, S8.35M8. so:
i cg6tog I6o to 200 lbs. common to
100 lba.) common to choice. $3.50 60
packing sows smooth and rough. S7i56f
gu slaughter pigs 80 to 1870 lbsD me
oium to choice, S7.50m825
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CITY EMPLOYEES PAID
Checks for S166,OOO Cover Last 20
DAYS In December.

City employees on the semi-nonth-
" pay roll were issued checks Fri
day totalling about $i66,0O0 The
checks cover the last twenty day
in December.
Pay checks in January will be
held up by County Treasurer
Elect Clyde Robinson until a court
mandates him to recognize vouch-
ers signed by City Controller
Sterling r. Holt. Corporation Coun-
sci John w. Hoffman will repre-
sent the city in the mandamus sui
as soon as Robinson rejects a pa
check.
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Building Permits

Edith Robertson, repair. 1902 2oval
Rachel z. Horner. furnace. 2212 Wood
lawn. $500
Blaneh watkins. furnace. 400 Miner a
z, J. Edwards. furnace. 1917 ". Twenty
iargaret Wright. furnace, 1908 s. East
eFn. 800
l233-32 Hiatt 5000
- 4. Bohne. garage. 622 w. Forty First.
S. Gladstone. S49S0.
Federal ice 7ffinerating COMPANY.
$500 Prospect $500.
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HEAVY PORKERS
DROP 5 CENTS;
CALF TOP SIT
Best PorkerS Sell at $3.50;
VeaIerS Take Increase
of 81.


Heavy hogs. weighing 1870 pounds
upward, dropped cents on the
hundredweight at the Union Stock
yards today to top of $500. The
bulk was $685. About $500 ami
mails we're received and 321 held
over. Calves were active and ad-
vanced so cents to 81 to a top Of
SIT
The hog market opened slow at
Chicago with bids on heavy weights
steady. The market was strong on
animals Weighing 30 pounds and
down. The best bid was 1915. Re
ceipts we're estimated at $4,000. with
1000 hOldOvCrs.
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale Drice)-No. l. $40
55c No. 2. 480 soc.
Butterfat (buying price)-53c ID.
EggS-NO. l fresh. averaging 25 ounces
to ooz., 40G Ale; No. 2, 25d26c; general
run, 28c
Cheese wholesale selling prices. per
pound l-Ameri loaf 35G 38c; pimentC
loaf, $50 40c; brick loaf, 3503Gc; Swiss
eonsin fiat. mild and sharp 32@34c: prints
cream, 38d40c; fat display. % 030c: Long
horn. 2SN29c, New York limbeTger. 426l
44c.
Poultry buying prices Hens. 19G21c;
Leghorn hens. 13ml5c;- spring. 1874 zoe:
springs. nc: roosters. iOa ice Leg orn
stogS, l3c' turkeys, young toms, 35c;
young hens, 35c; old toms. Csc oil dhens
guineas, young. soc; old S5c.
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BIZ United Press

CLEVELAND. Dec -Butter-Extras
IN tub lots, SO q 55c frsts, 47Q ACC; seconds,
z36t 45c; packing stock. 3Om 32c. Eggs
Extras. ACC: extra frsts. 46c; fr5ts. 44c;
ordinary. 36c; pullet flrsts. 29c. Poultry
Heavy; fowls. Pa 29c: medium. 240 Csc;
Leghorns, 18Q zoe; heavy springers, 27q
29c; medium. 230 24c; Leghorns springers
goa 22c: ducks, 24M 26c; geese. 23M Csc; old
cocks. 16017c; turkeys $50 38c Potatoes
Round whites, l50-lb. sacks. New York
SS.l5; Maine. s3.25; Ohio, s275q2i l2o-ib.
Idaho, russets. s2.6OM2.75. rurals. s2400
$3.50; selected stock, S3.50U3.75; 105-lb
bags; Colorado brown beauties. S225Q2 $50:
home grown, bushel. s1.35.
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ROSS TO HEAD BOARD

state App0intcc May Succeed Mac
FAN as Sanitary Chief.
o. c. Ross, State aDpoinlee on
the sanitary board of indianapolis.
is slated to succeed Russell r. Mac
Fell as board president Jan. 30.
Ross and City Engineer A. II.
I0ore have formed the controlling
faction since the appointment Of
Moore by Mayor l.. Ert Slack.
Is. J. T. Jeup former city engi-
rcer, VIII succeed MacFail as board
member. Jeup has attended meet
iags to familiarize himself with mat
,crs before the board.
Baker and Daniels, attorneys,
we're employed for another year at
300 q month.
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R1 United Press

CLEVELAND, Dec -Hogs-Recelpts.
1880; market. steady 10c higher; 250-S50
l6s;., So %; 200-250 lbs. SO 25 10000 lbs,
So 100 s.25 l30-l60 lbs, S625@9l0. go
$50 lbs. S825N 800 packing sows, sra
I25. Cattle-Receipts. 100 Calves-Re-
celptS. 100; market. steady: beef steers,
50 l075; beef COWS, S6.5oa8.25; low
cutter and gutter cows. S4.50M SIS; veal
erS, Sl4Wl7-50. Sheep-Receipts, 80O
market weak Csc lower: top fat lambs.
81 so; bulk fat lambs. s13256i350 bulk
cuI lambs, Sl05o@l p: bulk fat ewes. SIS
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ceipts. $500; holdovers. $50. market.
steady; 25o-S50 lbs So ESQ 9 40: 2O0-250
lbs. S915U9.40 10000 lbs, S9a975 l3O-
packing sows. $7.25u7.75. Cattie-Re-
ceipts. $50 Calves-Receipt 500; market,
steady; beef steers, Sill so q IS 25i Vealers
Sl7a 1850. Sheep Receipts. $500: market.
ESQ soc down: top fat lambs. 1880: buex
Gull lambs, Sl0500l2; bulk fat ewes, $3.50
"a $50.
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UINCINNATI. Dec. 30-Hogs-R REGENTS.
1900; holdQyers. f,O75; market, steady: $50,
10000 lbs. So 5O@9; l30-160 lbs. SSG8.75:
go,l30 lbs, STA 8.25; packing sows, $6.75G
725. Cattle-Receipts. 275. Calves-Re-
$50 10; light Yearling steers and heiferS'
S8Q 10; beef COWS. S625m8.50: low cutter
and cutter cows S4.75d575; vealers. 500
and feeder steers, $500 so. Sheep@Ree
ceipts, 100; market. steady: top fat lambs.
SLABS bulk fat lambs, S1im14; bulk Gull
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BIZ Tinlce NnncinI

LOUISVILLE, Dec Hogs-Receipts.
200 market, pigs, and lights, 5aiioc
pigs and lights. Sc 50oi IT'S thro% tSG and
stays. s6.25m.7- Receipts. 100:
market, steady. Receipts 100:
market, steady; god to choice. 1900
1880; medium to good. SEA II so; outs. SO
down Sheep--Receipts, so: market
steady; top lambs. S12@l2 so. seconds. ST
ments Cattle, IS; calves, none: hogs, 1853:
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New Years cay viii BIZ more
than just another holiday lor Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel A. Eosue, 1890
S. Reisrer st. They viii observe
their siXtieth wedding anniTer-
SaTy.
On Dec. 81, 1867. Mr.. and Mrs.
HOgue were married in Shelby
vile. They moved to mdianapo-
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PITTSBURGH. Dec 30.-Hogs Re-
ceipts, $500 market l0@ Use higher; $50 to
$50 lbs, 50. 4OM 9. So 200 to $50 lbs. So. 40
$3.50; 100 to 200 lbs. $3.50 so: 1870 to
SIS; packing sows, s7076O Cattle-Re-
Sessi 1 56o none calves, receipts rs: market
ala vealers S15017 sheepGReceiDts,
250; market weak to Csc lower: top fat
lambs. Sl3.75 bulk fat lambs, Sl30 Il. rs:
bulk Gull lambs, SSdiO