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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Snmmastitttaiua pn6elinipiesti fitp-
leiualta iuaimplta.

&nmmastnttaiua pn9eliniuiesti fitp-
leiualta iuaimulta.
Berlin. = Greusiin Tuolasia,
8ronlbergin faupungisia ilmoite-
taan tapabtuneen pliluonnolliien IL
mion. Silanomistaia Soltanifi of
lGbett1npt ipaitnonla ia lapienIa
nulitamifii p6ipifii metiGpirtilleen
toiulittaofieen iill1aifaa 8ronbergis
ia aiioitaan. 8iiueiienG iltuna,
fun SoItanifi of 10 l6boosid perbet
tGGn nolitamaan ioi teIefooni BIT
fGGn ia mentp6Gn lpostaamaon fltit
II bGn paimonia i6nen Ianoman:
"Senrp, tule beti pienlGn lapiet
pois, iillG en- taboo beioGn itfepGn
minun bau0allant". &osfa metid.
pirtillG ei ollut IGbellGf6Gn telefoo.
nia lltuli Soltanifi ioitfun tefetpGn
pilaa bdnestd ia matfien pubumun
paimonia G1nellG.
Sieousteltunan telefoonifesfus.
aien1alta ianottiin iielld, ettei allan
omoiiello telefoonilla oltu tebtp mi
tdGn ioittoa, buolinatta iiitG, ett1
bGn len iltltri maStaii. Weulitona
titnnin i6nnittGipGn oootutien iGl-
feen oioi meti1nuortiian olttonaiu.
ri piboan ia ionoi tulleenia 6afe-
mom berra SoltaitIfia metiGnporti
jan oiunnolle iosia bGnen poimon-
ia of fuolllt puoli tltntia iaomonio
ipoanfobtoufien iGIfeen. = &uolles
iaan oil Daimo boluntlut ioittoa ti-
lanteesta miebelleen, iota ftitenfaon
ei ipoitu tebodJ fosfa labin pubeIin
oil foboefion moiIin pGGsId.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
@ierenneitu ,uuittannt tOiien ferran,

SpSter @ap, ippsf. 20 p. - SEES.
fiipiitfona, nelianten1 filpailup1ipG
nj Song SSlano Sounoisia, moitti
ruotialainen Wtapbe, norialainen
gsoreg tuli toilefii ia @eerenneito
folmannefii. 26bto oil epdonnis.n.
nut. Merenneioon feula of enIim1i
men lGDfopiipalla, nllttta WtaDbe oil
laanlt fotpenlnan pauboin, iamoir
folmantena tltlepa gtoreg. Suofios.
ia ne olipot Werenneioon fupeella
ia tltlilen pGGll1 olepina peipit
"poiman" iuoualaiien purren piir-
ieista. Mierenneito poiffeii iiipulle
laaoafieen tltltlta, nlutta io1titi O..
iamaan Min palton nr,1tfaa, e.
toisten talpottaninen ei ollltt en1dn
maboollista. BiimeiiellG fierrotiella
fllitentin tatpoitettiin eoellGmenii0itG
lGbes mittltlttilla. 9flotIi t1tIi enii-
maiiefii, iaaben toiien notion. Sa
ilmaan titprutettiin jollain ialaperGi
iellG tatpalle iellaiSta benfeG, ettG
ruotialaiiet ne moittapat filpailun
Ell p1ridG Merenneito.
Sorstain filpailuun lGboettGeSIG
olnpat ruotIalailet min innostunei-
ia, ett1 9ei6Gt flttiuttiin fatIi fertea
tafaiiin ia toiIella ferralla iafotet.
tim 80 iefuntia. Werenneito ienii-
jaan lGbti iGGntoien mufaiieSti, fiji
ten alma, ia tltulen olleSla lainlenn
paifeuoetta otti iobOon iGttGen SEQ
regin ia Neabbeen fauatii iGlfeeniG.
81 oIlut enGd fpipmDstdfddn riot
ialaisten poittamiiesta. Weiitta nor
iaIaiien georeein, iufa uGpttdd ole.
wan leIIuinen fitpirefi, ettd ie pddIee
fulfemaan ainoastaan fopasia titu.
lesia, ruotialainen poitti ia p6Gtni
toiiefii 2 II. 13 iefuntia iGliesid
Merenneioosta. gsoreg oil lG6eS mi
muffin iGIiesiG IeoDbeestG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Opinmi- -fisioja.

Gr11n bienon roulpan ostuesio
ppis Iohpasta &alfrtoft iatomosio
fiintpi titllintiesten buoniio roupnn
f6iiparreIloon fontamasIa forisia
oIeipoon fisiopoifuufieen, iosia of
iIoIIoinen ditinIirri ia fitiii SepGG
pentua. Sulliniies iiIitteli IiepiG
pentiiio, miitto ionolGo bitomoii
niisi1 iotofin onituista ia l6bem-
min tutfittoesio tilIi ieIpiIIe. ett6
fisIot oIipot t1pnn1 opiiintio. @is.
ian nabot OF tGptettp opiiinilIn 10.
Ia of tiiboniien 6oIloreioen oriuos
f1.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
2ebman ,listimella

iai muuan ropaniemelainen &osfen.
rannaIla. Sofu oil niuittGin idttd-
npt uistimen rannalle, iosta tuon
fauniin pult-uistimen Iebmd lopii ia
pritti i00oG fen. aoufut fuitenfin
tarttuimat lelifapieliin fiinni. @as-
ia fun ibuiiet pttuttuitpat aiiuan,
paGii lebmG.puba fiipelist6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
NtnsIulinin ipaimp ipnngttGwgt pO-
ion.

Sort, Stalia, = S1dnlintsteri
0tusiolinin paimo ipnnptti pojan ia
TAI Ie ninen Nomano. &uningas ia
funingatar ia buomatltt ballitnsiptr
failiiat ogpat l6bettGneet onnittelu.
iaan Iantoin fanla faifilta Stalian
fulmilta. 8anban roomalaiien to.
nan mnfaan istlttti pdGniniSteri
uu6en tuloffaan ntuiStofii pitlln
puutorbaania Garpenasia. Tnu
mon6on tradition nlufaan tafaa pit
fun ian ia tpoimaffaan lionteen.
SDlmoIet iDntDneet "itiSeniunpSen-
pGiiuGnG."
Stem @runstpicf, sc. S., ippsf. 27
y - Ednd6n iuutolaisten 56SS:na
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS tapabtui mir
beettomiin 9lbrobauin idlfeldiiiin
fituliupon ysatbanael 2eoermanin
fooisia perbetopaus, ionfa iiG ia
I1iti ntuistaneipot if1ni6 = ipntpi
folmoiet. 9lmiot ioapuitpat tdbdn
moabon 8 #. iitten Buolasto, OIL.
taen beti tiintltmon liidn moninlil-
joonaiIeen glmerifun iuutuluisiouf-
foon.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Sefnilliien fOrfeufunlmn mnSisru.
fennhfiet.

<Nf'f'~e~INN"
9toin 20 pup0en ojan on tefnilli-
len forfeafoulun IGbfotefnilliien, TO
netefnilliien, poperitefnologian ia
tefstiilitefnologian labpratorioiOen,
rofentamisfpipmDs ollut pireilld.
9tGist1 on npt iG6fotefnillinen labo-
ratorio iootu rufennetutii, mittto
mliut opat mielG rafentanlatta. Sun
teftillistieteelliielle opetufi fielle labo.
ratoriot fltitenfin oipot ttifi m1lttd
mGttonG, eb0otetnan ballitufien eff.
tDfieSi1 emf Duooen Dlin, menoarmi
off, ettG fpnetefnilliien poperitefno
Logan ia tefstiilitefnologion lobpra
torioioen rofentnmiieen nbt rDboDt.
tGiiiin ioten tefniIliicn forfeofouIun
laboratorioirilntitelma iooooon Top
puunIuoritetutii. 2oooitun fliston.
nusdrpion mufonn noitIemot fuSton
nrfiet rafennufiesta iefG loboratori
oibin toripittaposta fonetstostn o..
100000 morffoan. Stun t1b1n iii1l.
tbp nposfin fustannliflet Iaboroto.
rioito marten morotitlle tontilGe ro.
fennettomofii iitunnitelliista wabti.
mestorien oiitntorofennuficstd, nit
fi opot orfpioi0ut 100000 mar
safii, mutta pobtimestarien ailinto
torpe woiooon pastoiiiuioesio ntuul
Iofin foipoin tppoDttdd, ebootetonn.
ctti taruittopusta mddr6sta $500,
900 morffoa otetaon mnooefii 1923
100000 morffoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Sppilasta piisfantntt upettaja iua'
puntcttn iDDt6fiestG.

pantcttn iDgtDtlestd.
Wtinneapolis. = 2artafunta phi.
rioifeuoesla mapuutti ipptOfiestG en-
tiien foulupriniipaolin WeiiS Siltja
San Der 8rien, iota mastaan oil
nostettu 10000 oollarin ipabingon
foripausiuttlt 6-ipuotiaan oppilaan
9fop Sauerin fitrittantiiesta. Boian
pan1en1lnot paotilpat foripausta
len perusteella ett6 mastaoia oli
lponpt poifoa nobfaren1nillG aibeut
toen pamnloia, ioioen tafia poifa
of iaanlit ola lG1f6rien boioetta-
mana folme miiffod. 8astaaia pa-
filttti ettd bGn oil IpOnpt poifaa
bppin femeGSti folme tabi nelid fer
taa ia ettd poian diti oil antanut
b1nelle lippon fitrittantiieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Yleiiid uutilia
Gbicaso paranee.

Chicago, lofaf. / p. - SnoleHan
ipioen tarfastaia Oscar 8olf laulul
tanaan, ettG Gbicago on paranenias
ia. gsditostaGn pobiuSti ban ieuraa
min Ionoin: "&olnen Wiime fuafal'
ben aifana tapabtni Gbicagosia at-
noastam Is nrilrbaa. @astaaipalla
aialla miime tpuonna niita tapaptlll
4O".
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Slubbi iuangittn ficltoluin riffomi
iesta.

Scbenectaop, 81. o. sloutb
SsracI ipnogoeun robbi Solomon
sc. sinoen pongittiin tddGld pdfi.
iuonrien mpsnnistd ia bollusiaonpi
oosto. 2iittobollitufien uiioitiiiot ia
noiuot I0ptdncenii rnbbin feIloristu
800 Ioatiffoo iufromentfiwiinid,
wbisfoa ionlpponjuu iefd miiita nd
fiiuonlio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
Samalla fpntilla fnlietettn iupita II.
100000 marian uriupsta.

@titltan Soipafan pitGiGn iiGntG-
mics OH falltanltt ipoita SDmGstplGr
berrasm1filoille plan 10 parifDnimen
tG puotta Iamalla fontilla, iota tie.
tpsti fuluneet ipuo0et oipat fo!bineet
ia runlentuneet. SifGldiiell6 berros.
luGell1 onfin nltooostunlit ieiiomof-
II iananparrefii, etti truman fontin
miebeltG iaa alma bienointa ia par
6ointa ipoito." (@titds meiierimGfi
ionoo tdstd9
Sept on ufolle ilmestpnpt ultii
pu1taaupi fontti. &ln nlrllan iplpGs
fpldlGinen fpipi bGneItl, fuiufa
monto filoa ban oil fartanltt Iill6
lpanballa fontilla faitpinfiin, tlriimi
uffoS> = ailoja en- muistd, nlttta
iiind 100000 marfan ieutiiuilIa o.
len moistani ioanlit.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
9arbn tibntbo SnniampsIa ia Snu.
laiGruellG.

&arbun tibutoistG &uuiamosIa ia
&itoloidrmen SrutifplGsiG on Scale
ipalle" tieooitettu ieuroaipao:
Bari piiffoa tafoperin faatoi far
FIJI &uitiomon SeiffiIdn fpIdsid
moontpilieliid &aIIe SiuiIoIon Ieb-
mGn ia niinifGdn moonpilieIii1
Sippa 2aupiien lebntGn.
8iime tpiifolla oiui farbu &uoIa
iGripen Sitiitiidrtuen fpI6sid 9uio.
lan talon fnriann tnppoen iiitd toll
me lebndd ia neIidttGfin poboin roo
teli. Baiffa peto of lebmdt tdppo-
nut uIeommon inoon metrin p61bGn
toiiistoan iofioi ie fuitenfin ne
roobota bbteen Ididdn. Tdnt1n tcb.
tp66n ic oil peittdnpt ISiGn. SaGbtd-
pGsti tobtoi ndiu footo ruofamoroio
itieIIeen piOemn6fii oifoo.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
8aatii elinaifaista iuanfentta "pa-
rantumattomillc "ialafanppiaillc.

rantiimattomllle Malafamppiaille.
Detroit, 0aicb. lofaf. 2 b. =
S[nti-Saloonliiton Dli.
waIWoia past. Soljaple ianoo III.
BEN lain mltfaiieSti paatitponIa ioIc
niinofarppioille niinfuin nuillefin
poatnneiIle rifofieIiiille eIinoifoisto
iuaffeusroneoistusta uelidnnesI6 tai
tpiioennesii ruoistuneesia rifosto4
parfieio. "SeoIme neliG elinoifaisto
nanfelstltomioto 0etroitin miinitro
fareiIGe aibeitttoiii toiIetfin otto.
moan tuonria oifonoon", ionoi post
Soliaple. "2iitto on tiitfiniit ioiSen,
tin ipiinatroforien rifosluetteloo ia
titlee ipootimoon onforinto lain tar
tdntoonponoo beiSdn iiibteenIa emf,
n'diiesid oifeusiiipufosia misfG Ec
oiuat ipDtettpina fieItoIofirifofics.
TO-"
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1927-10-06
@anbaa 9iitiian-faiuijaG nbfaii iitr'
fea luppn.

&ittilGsiG aiuu erGGsiG pan9asio
mOfisid fltnnan boiooffina pfiin11n
rpan6a 9tuiian-fGipii6, iataa ifGpuot
ia lGbestpm1, SGtfGnGn Suonlas,
ionfa Sontuli Saltlabariu 2apin
muiStelltiSioan on ifuistanut.
SorStoina pf. % b. oil bGnelle
fltitenfin fGDo1 buonosti. Sofastn
tai ebfG tltlitifusta oil lattialla cle-
min lastuibin p6SSlpt t1tlt iofa iii
1G iilnanrGpGDfipSiG oil leirilupt
io inrttunut mposfin iiuffupan man
uu.iyn ipaatteiii:r. Yalfal(e rlcuiI
fliitenfin beti ianlnlittusp1fe1, mutt
to ipnn6uS iai lltopua spoatteistonn
ia ilfiolostomona ltlfona fimen pG1l
IA istuen ooottaa, fumes tulen nal
ia oil melfoilen plan iaotu roioitet-
tua ia iumuiitettua ilman ettd ie
oil ebtinpt tebba fllurempuu tubou
ia Suomas pGGii e6elleen iatfamaoh
bGiriintpnDttG lepooan.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
Deaths

Elva May Haun. 33. 1913 Richland,
cancer
airy Tuberculosis.
Mary s. Cox. Al. 1915 W Morris. dia-
betes mellitis.
Mary Perry. go. us W. Michigan. cere-
bral hemorrhage.
Anna Miller. 40. Robert Long Hospital
acute nephrtis.
Jack Glenn Larrimore. 4 months. city
hospital. broncho pneumonia.
John c. Foley. "a. 2319 College Ave.
broncho pneumonia.
: Elizabeth Heibornick. SO. st. yincent's
Hospital, acute dilatation of heart.
Henry L. Easton Sc. ST. Vincents Hoe-
pital. acute cardiac dilatation.
Grace Argadinc, Al, 344O School. cere-
bral apoplexy.
Ida May Southland. 50. / n. New Jer-
sey. Apt. 3. exophthalmic goitre.
Eugene F. Harris. II. Indiana Christian
Hospital. arteriosclerosis.
Joseph Hill. 66, $50 N. California.
chronic interstitial nephrits.
Giovanni Gioscio. SO. 131 n. Noble.
chronic parenchymatous nephritis.'
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
Commission Row
PRICES TO RETAILERS
FRI1ITS

$3.50: staymens. 1915: Delicious. $3.50.
sFa emss aSRF' aGGPssn1ss49aR s4S
%iae;Gps' ps', s. So sssS%sn, So Ssiici9u.. SIS
S. S;:S stSsy%Psn SIP ;S|S koSs 5saSSs.
iicio3Ss Ss winesape. % $4.5i5a Basket Basket @ az.
pies (40-lb.l bsskets--Jonathsns. S1.50Ge
sli7S st9symeH9 wv Winess9s S15o: WagneTs
New York Baidwins. s$ ST 10 Si5o:D Bog New New
SsEi5rK SSTk KSi1lssso II 20 s1'6o; Delicious. s176@2:
Bananas (Jobbing Price)-41s @5c lb.
-Coconuts-Fancy Jamaicas sack CT 100
Ssc;a SISss;; q e 49 DrOmedary, se.1o; unpitted
eGrapes-Fancy Emperor sawdust ke.
- oGTsgefruit-Extra fancy. $3.50; fancy.
HHonsy@;:4-cSssse crate, S4k,SS99@6:
ks%SSnsmcafoFnis.. kkH%SnatscEfoFidis. sS9SSc s95S@45
oranges-FIorida, $3.50 a $50; Califor-
Pears-Oregon .D'Anjours $6 box.
Tsnserine-Fioridia, $S.s5SS4,5o.O
trawberries-Florida. zoe.
SEA FOODS
oysters-GsI.. S2.4O@2.75.
VEGETABLES
Artichokes-Califcrnia. 81 .26A dozen,
:, Beans-Florids green. Der hamper
Brussels sprouts-Fancy California. s5
,Csobsse-Aollano seed. .2Nc h.: red
cabbage &c ID; Texas 5S lb.
Jumbo washed 81 dozen: California
Sc; Florida, S4 crate.
Celery ,Caboage--Box. So:
fESsT%1SsrsFFla1shOusss Essp1aDs%FlaTIas S ss dol,
Gariic-California, l2iIc lb
Kale-Virginia Broccoli 81
Lettuce Iceberg. crt.., 81: Il: g.. hot
house. $40, 15-lb. basket; California.
$2.75 crate: Texas endive S4 bu.
., Msngoes-Florida peppers. $5 crate.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. s1.5o@1.75
= o9ions"Hs c. yelloy. 100 lbs. .ss.s5:
PaTsley--H g.. soc osr bunch: south
PessesS.5o@7 hamper.
Potatoes--Michigan round white. sack.
~ Idaho russets. 50: cwt.: Idaho bakers
S4; Texas triumps. $3.50.
Radishes-Southern long reds 80 Cd 55c,
sSi6 ss6G6sTb-H; 9: 55cGsl:
DsTsnAiRs; Dsr Ass; 6us slSs: carrots: bu g 80:
g ewt.; a. q. Sssts. 81 80 bu.: Tssss q;
O'sSS; sSS;al2io5tsD@uLou,.ians. 2i5 soc dozen.
SDinach--Texas. &1.b0 hu.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
JUMBLED TONE
IN WHEAT PIT
Mixed Sentiment Results
From CounteraCting News.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, Feb. 4-Counteracting
news caused mixed sentiment in the
grain pit on the Chicago Board of
Trade today and prices opened 1s
to Nc higher than the previous close.
Liverpool was a little stronger than
due, but the exceptionally large
shipments this week of 10000 900
bushels of wheat from the southern
hemisphere checked buying at the
start.
Corn opened unchanged to &c
higher than yesterdays close. The
soft weather has brought about bad
roads in the interior and corn move
ment has been checked, while high
er prices have resulted in some i'm
provement in the shipping demand.
Oats were without feature and
opened unchanged to &c higher.
The weakness in this market, due to
the poor quality of most Of the
arrivals, is offset to a certain extent
by the low price. Provisions opened
unchanged.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
|. L.F.LOREEPLANS
FIFTH TRUNK LINE
Lisman, Railroad Economist,
Analyses Project.
BIZ Times Special

NEW YORK. Feo. 4.-The fifth
trunk line system now in the making
under the direction of Leonor F.
Loree and his associate. William Fl.
Williams, chairman of the Wabash
promises to be fifty miles shorter
than any existing railroad between
New York and Chicago and thirty
miles shorter than any between New
York and st. Louis, according to
F. j. Lisman, well.known railroad
economist, who has analyzed the pro-
ject and makes public for the first
time certain details regarding it.
Lisman believes that if plans for
the rev system are contaminated it
will compete actively with the Penn
sylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, New
York Central and the proposed Van
Sweringen system. Talk that there
is no room for a fifth line, he points
out, does not take into account the
railroad topography OF the country.
Sufficient traffic exists, in his opin-
AOiAp W eANO tAAC oNClCIll 81 OCS
ings of more than $350,000,000 a
year. 1t would have capitalization In
excess of billion dollars.
"The public seems to have no con.
ception," he says. "of how complete
n railroad system. between the At
lantic Coast on the East and the
Mississippi river on the West, can
still be created by the consolidation
of Independent connecting corpora
tions-practically without the con-
struction of mile Of additional line,
with the exception of Loree's Penn
sylvania project-and by trackage
rights involving altogether less than
100 miles or about per cent of the
total mileage"
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
Building Permits

Thiesing Veneer Company, warehouse
Chase and McCsrty. So. 500.
orval z. Bowman. dwelling and garage
5753-55 +. New York, 81 500.
Ollie Patterson, dwelling. $40 E. Mime
sofa. $500.
Cloud & Piper. dwelling and garage
1920 Broadway. $5.25O.
Cloud & Piper. :, dwelling and garage
1927 Broadway. S.. $50.
indianapolis High School Athletic Asso
citation. furnaces. Exposition building
Fl R. Perkins. addition. 41e W. Merrill
50, 500.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
Births


=, Herschei and Josephine Adams. 419 E.
Ohio.
Harley and Alice Blevins, $40 E. wyom-
ing.
Albert and Lille Mcclure 1850 Wood.
Cornelius and Loretta Cronin. 1922 f.
Frank and Nellie Luke. 322 n. La Sale.
-, Ralph and Margaret Gregory. Methodist
;, William and June Wilcox. Methodist
Joe and Lucilla Hankins. 2154 N. m-
nois.
Jeremiah and Lille Lewis, SIS S. East.
Russell and Veva -Suhre. 252s \. Oiney.
Charles and Hazel Russell. Indiana
Christian Hospital.
Leroy and May Smith. 1918 E. Thir-
teenth.
Boys
Roy and Edith Williams. 24O9 Dakota.
James and Esther McCarty, 1925 W.
Twenty Seventh.
James and Olta Pipl1in. 1909 Maple
John and Matilda Jones. 1863 Keystone
Russell and Huldah Merritt. Methodist
Hospital.
.LSothair and Tiada Teetor, Methodist Hos
Lyle and Geneva Hiatt. Methodist Hos
John and Mamie Lewis. aB3 N. Elder.
George and Helen Christian. 1919 High
= Isaiah and Lizabell Brideford. 912 E.
Twenty First.
John and Luella Dickerson. 655 Muski-
: James and Clara Carpenter. SAG W.
Ira and Ervis Woods. 21o7 Columbia.
George and Clara Sales. 922 Maple.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
Produce Markets

Butter (wholesale price) )-Creamery best
grade pound. 90 a 54c.
Butterfat-Local dealers pay. 81 a 53c a
pounds.
apolis. IS a 30c.
Poultry (buying prices) - Hens. large
breed. 23m24c; LeghOrn, 1890 roost-
ers and Leghorp stays 14G16c: stagey
springs. ss GG3e;o oLeshorn springs, IS@
keys. young toms, 3S@ g 35c: hens. 33@
soc: old, 35c; cspons, lbs. up. % a 30c f:
z to, lbs. 2S q 29c; under 2 lbs. and red
heads. 23 a 25c.
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CLEVELAND, Feb. 4.-Butter-Extra
in tub lots 40 u standards. 40 y c. Eggs
Extras. sic; extra firsts soc: first. 3Sc:
ordinary. 35c:. pullet. 2Sc. PouItry-Heavy
fowls. 70 a bic; medium. 27 a Csc: Leg
horns. 30 q 24c; heavy springers. ~ a 2Sc:
ducks. 32 a 33c: geese. 90 q Sac; cocks, I6
a 17c; stays 20m 21c. Potatoes-Round
whites, 150,popnd sacks. Maine. $4,000
S SfS Michira s57S9 s 9hi9 9acpSSsnd aGcspSs 9sS sae.
Maine $500 3,70; Idaho risset bakers,
"a ) a 4.25; ohios. bushel sacks. 81 .35 a
1.50.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
Beeves Steady to Strong
Other Livestock Un-
changed. p

A second day of small runs in all
branches OF the indianapolis live
stock market was responsible for
higher prices on porlers and steady
markets in the other divisions. Few
er>receipts are caused by poor travel
conditions as a result of the thawing
Of the dirt roads.
The fresh offering of hogs was es-
timated at 1000. Thursdays run was
almost cleared out. only seventy.
seven held over for today. The in
crease in pork prices was 10 to Is
cents, largely 10 cents. This placed
the bulk rate at $12.25@12.60 and
the top at $12.65. There were pros
poets of the high figure being ex-
tended to $12.75 before trading closed
for the day.
Hog Price Range
The rHn for the most part was be-
tween 100 and 275 pounds, establish
ing the $12.25@12.60 bulk quotation.
Light hogs made the top price s
cents higher. Bidding on butcher
material above 275 pounds was
$12.25 and 90.t30-pound meat went
at s12.25 down. Packing sows were
worth $1O.5O@11.50. smooth light
sows, $11.50.
The cattle market continued
steady to strong, the run numbering
400, Beef quotations included steers
at $7.25@10.25; cows, s5.5O@6.75;
low cutters and cutter cows, $3.50
s; bulk stock and feeder steers,
steers, $S.75Qs.
Market Active
Trading was active in the calf mar
ket, prices steady. Most sorts sold
at SIC down, including best kinds at
SIG. The receipts were 700.
Fat lambs were steady. Thirteen
dollars was paid for two decks of fed
Westerns. Besides top fat lambs at
s13, bulk fat lambs were $11.50@13
and bulk Gull lambs $699.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04

LONDON, Feb. 4.-The Princess
de Polfgnac, the former Alice Weisin-
ger of New York, has established a
new fad among the fashionable in
London. She has her stockings made
to measure, declaring that she can
not understand why women who
would refuse to wear suit off the
shelf will appear with hose that are
much too loose or too tight.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
PENSIONS FOR THIJGS

CHICAGO, Feb. 4.-'I would be
better for society in the end to pen
sion criminals than to sustain the
huge losses their crimes infiict. That
was the recent expression of Charles
r. Holden, president of the Chicago
Crime Association. He quoted Amer
lean Bankers Association figures
showing that the annual loss by theft
in this country amounted to S3,o00,-
600 600.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
LIGHT RECEIPTS BOOST HOG MARKET PRICES

producing companies has been re-
vivied. The original merger plan
fell through, because it was i'm
possible to bring in the American
Cast Iron Pipe Company, Birming
ham, owned by employees under terms
that would make consolidation
feasible. Present reports were that
Byers, which makes wrought iron
pipe, will take the place of Ameri-
can in the consolidation structure.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
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POPULAR
Vardon, Taylor, Ray, Herd
Termed Four Horsemen
of Britain.
BY Jimmy Powers
NEA Service Writer

NEW YORK. FEB. 4.-Don't tell
me you haven't heard of the Four
Horsemen? Why every jolly old
English golf fan will tell you who
they are.
The Four Horsemen are-Harry
Nardon J. II. Taylor, Ted Ray and
Sandy Herd.
Kid Ibanez hadn't the faintest
idea what a flock of sport bromides
he was nursing when he perched his
portable on his knee one night and
hammered out the Apocalypse.
Tardy Originality
While our English cousins are
slightly damp in the matter of
originality OF sporting nicknames
like the above threadbare title, still
their fond christening brings to
light the decadence Of the younger
golf school and the entrenchment of
the old ironsides which has now
brought about a condition of rever.
ence amounting almost to idolatry.
This was crystallized shortly after
the beginning of the New Year when
the st. Andrews moguls released the
golf averages and standings for the
season.
Give them the double o" and you
readily can see where the four vet
Grams rate their bloody old nickname
and, take it from little James, those
four horsemen are not in the nag
class by one heck of a long ways.
Beat Many Youths
Why those old geezers over there
have licked the youngsters to a
FRAGILE. J. II. Taylor leads the quar-
tet of famous veterans. low in scor-
ing and high in victories, with 73 clio
for % major tournament rounds. His
percentage of victories is .444, which
means he won almost as many as
he lost.
Ted Ray has mark of 20 6-10
for 20 rounds, Harry Vardon has a
mark of n 40 for IL rounds, while
Herd has rs 6-10 for Is rounds. They
all are punched right at the heels
of Abe Mitchell and Archie Comps
ton, the leaders.
Taylor is Sc years old. Herd is So
Vardon is close to so and Ray is 54
Between them theys have won
thirteen British open championships:
Taylor, Eve; Vardon, six, and Ray
and Herd one each. And to cap it
all, Sandy Herd is champion of all
the pros.
The Indianapolis times., 1927-02-04
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