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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19

No. is held by Calvin K. Rieman
of Ft. Wayne, No by Kin Hubbard
who has held it for years; No. by
Charles A. Jewett.
The secretary of state reserves No.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paving s1.i5 for
No. red wheat ana $l.10 for No. hard
wheat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19

= FIT. WAYNE, md, Dec. Hog-Msr-
ib aS So S. q Ig4oi6S ibs $3.50 $780, 16o2oo bs
SO IS; 200-250 lbs, S9.75: 250-3oe lbs,
50 IS; 3oo-S50 lbs. 5000; roughs. So: stays.
SIS; calves. Is; lambs, $l2.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19
HOLIDAY BONUS GIVEN
Board Directors of Guaranty Trust
Co. Reported Wednesday.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Dec. 19-The board
Of directors of the Guaranty Trust
Company announced late Wednes-
day that because their employees had
assumed 50 much additional work
this year a 10 per cent Christmas
bonus would be awarded today. An
Is per cent bonus Is customary
and the additional 2-3 per cent is
given because of the unusual ac-
ttvity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19
BUTLER WOMEN WILL
GIVE SECOND CONCERT
Varied Program of Songs to Be
Given by GIee Club Jan. ii.

The Butler university women's
glee club will give a. concert Jan. IA
at West Park Christian church, un-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19
20 KILLED IN CRASH
Ten Others Injured When Train
Hits Bus Near Barcelona.

Bu United Press
BARCELONA, Spain, Dec. 19.-
Twenty persons we're killed and ten
injured today when an express train
struck an omnibus, carrying thirty
passengers, near Gelida, eighteen
miles from Barcelona.
The bus was shattered and tbs
victims scattered over the right OF
WaV
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK Dec. i9.-Flour-Dull and
easy. spring patents, s64od $50. Pork
Steady; mess. s27.50. Lard-Firm; middle
cial to extra, 79ed75sc. Potatoes Dull
S$.85d5: Bermuda. $5Mll. Sweet potatoes
quiet: southern baskets. $110@ LAO;
JERSEY. SOC GI$2.25. Dressed poultry-Quiet
and steady; turkeys. 20 q 40c; chickens 20M
i3@24c: ducks. Long Island. 23@26c. Live
poultry-Quiet; geese, 1890; ducks, l3@
24c; fowls, 18627c; turkeys, 20G30c; roost-
$50. Cheese-Dull; state whole milk. fancy
to special. 26q261ac: Young America. 2212
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19

tice day celebration. Spring con-
certs in Lebanon and Anderson have
been arranged.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Indianapolis bank clearings Wednesday.
Dec. 10. S2.750.000: debts. Sc 906. 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19

Machine Company common stock should
earn more this year than the S2.l4 per
share in. 1928, the company's record up
C. Davis, president Earnings of the
company have shown a steady increase in
each year since 1924 with the exception
Of 1927.
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Stockholders Of General Foods Cor
poration now total 1850, according
to an announcement by Colby M. Ches-
ter Jr.. president. This figure COM
pares with $4,000 on Oct, IS, represent
ing an increase of $3.50, and with $4,000
in March. In September. 1923, stock of
the company was distributed among
S.017 stockholders.
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Produce Markets

Eggs County Rum Loss off delivered
in Indianapolis, Acc; henery quality. No
l. Sac: No. 2. 32044c.
Poultry tBuyinga Prices Hens weighing
Lezhorn hens. II: springers lbs. or over,
21c; under 5 lbs. t8e: Leghorn. spring
15c: stays, 15c: cocks, 12@14c: turkeys,
old hens. fat 16c old toms fat, 15c;
ducks, full feathered. white, fat, 13c geese,
full feathered, fat, 12c. These price, are
for No. ] top oualitp. poultry quoted by
Kingan & Co.
Butter (whoIesale)-No /. 40G41c; No
2, 800 40c. Butterfat-38G3 9c.
Cheese wholesale selling rice per pound)
American loaf 55c; pimento loaf, SIC;
Wisconsin fretS, arc; Longhorn, 27c; New
York limberRer. soc.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

HV InlteG PfCSs
CHICAGO. Dec. I9-Bank clearinRs
$50 400 900. balances. sIl.2 200 600.
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s1s5 ooo 6oo Clearing Iec bonss oSs aanes
sl79 600 600, Federal Reserve bank credit
balance. sl55 900, 900.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19

Equitable Office Building Corporation.
maintaining the accelerated rate of ex-
far in 1929, net income for seven months
ended Nov. 30, gained % per cent. equal
ing $l.59 per common share, compared
with .sl.25 a share for the like 1928
period.
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TREASURY STATEMENT

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. I9.-Treasury net
balance Dec. II. Sl89. 866.074.3l. Customs
receipts for the month to the same date
totalled s23. 1855. 1926.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19

International Carriers. Ltd. the larg
est railroad investment corporation il
cor controii sled directly By railroads, ha
issued its first financial statement sine
the inception of the corporation. Aug
5. 1929. Calvin Bullock, president, an
nounced the statement showed total asset
exceeding $4,000. 600. of which about
80 per cent was invested in securities ant
about 10 per cent was in cash or cal
loans as Of Dec. 9. Total securities hell
as of that date we're carried at cost o
$l6,031, 97S, whereas market quota ton
showed a depreciation of only 1894, 622
able in view of the heavy declines re
ported by investment trusts in general.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-12-19
ISSUES DECLINE
AS FOX FILM
HITS new LOW
United States Steel and
Leaders Resist
Selling.
Average Stock Prices

Wednesday was 1854. of 274. Average
of twenty rails vas 1895. of 66. Average
Of forty bonds was 93.4l. up 4.
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seiberling Rubber Company profits
for the fiscal year ended Oct. 81. 1929,
declined to s132,207s amounting to less
than $0o1 per share of common stock,
compared with s1.3O per share in the
previous year.
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B.y Tim es SpecinI

BdI Times Speci1I
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. -- Following
three weeks of advance commodity prices
showed a declines of OF per. cent for
wholesale price index OF the National
Fertilizer Association. Seven of the four
teen groups showed declines, and the
remainder were unchanged.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
Bison Track Men
Beat Viking Clan

Fargo. N. Oak, May 20.-Coun.ing
firsts In every even; except the low
hurdles. North Dakota Agricultural
college tracksters completed their
warm up season by trouncing Valley
City State Teachers college track and
field team Saturday in Z dual meet
On the Bison field. 07A to 33h.
The vikings picked up numerous
seconds and thirds. having their best
inning In the low hurdles. Jim Eckel
pacing teammate, Cassidy. to the
finish.
l5ampered by unseasonal cold, the
scantily clad boys had q hard time In
recording creditable performances.
Leo May. Bison weight artist,
COPIED the shot and discus and added
points in the broad Jump and javelin
to lead the individual stars with II
points. Eckel and Mcqueen each
counted seven for the Vikings.
Cy Peschel and Badly Hays both
turned In double wins for the Bison,
Peschel coping the dashes and Hays
the two jumps. Ole Sand. the Bison
Morse sprint star. did not compete,
complaining OF IN ailing knee. In
jured In topping the low hurdles In
pratice sessions Of 10 days ago.
For the Bison 1t was the last test
before . dual meet with the Univer-
stty Of North D4ko.e next Saturday
1T 2 p. m. Bison frosh will tangle
with Flicker froeh track stars here
Friday q I p. IA. on the college field.
The summary:
100 yard dash-Won by Peschel. A.
G.: Carroll. A. O., second: Eckel. v.
G., third. Time. 1t.3 seconds.
40 yard high hurdles-Won by
pemble. A. O.: McHeberts. A. c.. Sec
ond. Time. 1913 seconds.
|lalf mile run-Won BY Konicheck.
A. G.; Jedre, A. g., second: Frestad.
v. G.. third. TWO minutes nine Sec
onds.
40 yard dash-Won by peschel. A.
g.: Carroll. A. O.. second: Cassidy. v.
O.. third. Time, 23y4 secondA
Mile run-Won BY Nelson, A. c.;
WollAn. A. G., sec3nd; Ttestad. v. G..
third. Time. %:s6.
- yard Low hurdlss-Wou BY
E~tsl. v. G.: cazsidy, v. O.. second:
Frey. A. e.. third. Time. 36.l seconds.
~ yard dAsh-Wou BY Kouicheck.
A. g.: jo4re, \. g.. oeceC4: NordGaard,
v. e. third. Time, IS seconds.
Tue NILE y0h-Won ~ Nelson and
W6ti6f. 4. g.. ~ Tor first: Horn.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20

Loughran. Tod Morgan, Jackie Fields.
Ace Hudkins, Tuffy Griffiths. Billy
Wallace and Joe Click providing the
high spots from coast to coast.
In point Of general interest Kid
Chocolates battle with LaBarba, the
retired flyweight champion. seems to
deserve . ranking ut the top of the
list. They IRE down for a lO-round
struggle at the Flew York Coliseum
| Wednesday night.
Tod Morgan defends his junior
lightweight championship against the
onslaughts Of the San Bernardino
Mexico, Baby Sal Corio at Los Ange-
les tonight. Ace Hudkins. Nebraska
wildcat. gives the Pacific coast its
other headliner this week when he
engages Tom Moore Of Long Beach
In . l0-round match at Hollywood
Friday.
Tuffy Griffiths. Sioux City. Iowa,
puncher. makes his debut among the
heavyweights In q 10 round match
with Al Friedman. Boston. at the Chi
c4go stadium Friday. In another To-
rounder on the same card. Jackie
Fields. welterweight champion of
the world in the eyes of the National
Boxing association. engages Clyde
Chastian, Texas cow-punching knock
out star.
Tommy Loughran, king Of the light
heayyweights. again enters the heavy
weight lists. this time ut Boston Fri
day against Ernie Schaaf OF Boston.
BILLY Wallace and Joe Click. out
standing lightweights. battle It out
over the 12.round route at Cleveland
Tuesday.
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GEO. NJ. REGISTER.

V. c., third. ',.me, 10 minutes so Sec
onds.
$50 yard relay-Forfeited to Bison.
Shot put-Won by May. A. c.;
Floan, v. c.. second; Mcqueen. v. c..
third. Distance. 38 feet.
Pole vault-Won by Blakeslec, A
c.: Iverson, A. c., second: Hays. A. C..
and Carlos. v. c., tied for third
Height II feet.
Discus throw-Won by May, A. c.;
Mcqueen, v. c.. second: Peterson, A.
c., third. Distance, ITO feet II inches
High jump-Won by Hays. A. c.;
Soroos, v. c.. second: konicheck. A.
c., third. Height, five feet four
inches.
Jayelin throw-Won by Shepard, A,
c.: Mcqueen. v. G., second: May, A.
c.. third. Distance. 1873 feet.
Broad jump-Won by Hays. A. c.:
May. A. c.. second: Eckel. v. c., third
Distance. 10 feet 6 inches.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
WHEAT
STAGES L q RALLY

Minneapolis. May 20.-F-Wheat
had a slow rally Of IA to sac today,
May tagging behind with 1lsc re-
covery.
Corn started firm and advanced 70
to 1c. Oats we're firm. Barley flu
lures we're firm. Rye rallied lac and
turned dull. Flaxseed advanced 1c.
Wheat receipts were moderate and
durum continued to run fully ~ OF
the total. Demand was Quieter for
spring wheat. Winter wheat offerings
we're light and demand was good.
Durum was in fair to good demand
and basis was steady.
Corn was in fair to good demand.
Oats were In fair to good demand
with offerings light. Rye offerings
were larger but demand vas good.
Barley was in fair to good demand at
So to CSC. Taxseed wa steady for
fair demand ana light offerings.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
BISMARCK GRAIN
FURNISHED by Russell-Miller CO..
Aismafck Nav %
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

00uCn 81. Paul, May 2O.-(AP-U. s.
D. A.)-Cattle-4,oO0; very slow. pros
poets weak to Is lower: fed ~yearlings
1886: medium weights 1880; bulk ell
weights 1926 down: she stock $50
to 1000; heifers 1925 to 1850: cutters
$50 to $50; talking 9.25 and down on
bulls: stockers and feeders uneven;
desirable light weights about steady.
all others weak. tending lower; calves
1900: palmer quality considered. IS
to 50 lower; range 1880 to 1900; bulk
100.
fiogs-ll,oo0: steady with last
weeks close; desirable 100 to 22O
pound weights 1850 to 1850: top
1880: few medium weights 1925 to
1850: heavier butchers 1000 to 1925:
sows 900 to 9.25: light lights 1880:
bulk pigs 100: average cost Satur-
day 1882: weight 205.
6heep-1,o00; mostly direct; choice
medium to choice spring lambs 1900
to 1880: shorn lambs scarce. salable
steady: wooded lambs 1900 to 400:
ahorn ewes $50: heavy wooded ewes
600 to $50.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20

New York, May 20.-M9-Tlle stock
market alternately blew hot and cold
today but til line Of least resistance
appeared to be downward. Pools sue
ceeded In marking up a few special
ties but rallies carried q long list of
issues down I to nearly 10 points be-
low last weeks closing quotations.
With directors of the New York
and Chicago federal reserve banks re-
ported In favor Of q higher rediscount
rate there was little incentive for any
general revival Of bullish activity.
Trade and business news continues
favorable. Call money renewed at z
per cent and hello steady at that
figure. Time money ana commercial
paper rates held firm. the former
being quoted at the highest r1id-May
levels in nearly 40 years.
Sparks Wilmington scared Is points
to Z new high record at 275. or more
than 100 points above the price quot
ed when 1t was listed less than two
months ago. Allied Chemical ran up
nearly 10 points. Warner Brothers
pictures VA pushed up about 4 points
but lost all its gain in the traditional
selling on the good news following
the stock split up announcement. New
ton Steel crossed Ill to a new peak.
Midland Steel produces preferred
broke 8 points. American Tobacco
A ana b broke So and 3l points,
respectively. .'y-products Coke and
General Electric each dropped six
points, United Aircraft SIS and Com
mercial Solvents. Dupont. Anaconda,
A. M. Byers. Calumet and Arizona.
CRANKY Copper. American Telephone.
Gardner Motors. Electric Auto Lite,
Westinghouse Electric. Common
wealth Power and youngstown Sheet
and Tube WIRE among the long list
Of issues selling Of. 2 to 4 points.
Announcement by the supreme
court Of the favorable decision in the
long pending st. Louis & O'Fallon
railroad valuation suit caused an inn
mediate and widespread rise in the
railroads and stopped the liquidation
elsewhere. Chesapeake & Ohio went
to 220 as q block of 1000 shares
changed hands. 1t closed Saturday at
1871, Norfolk and Western rose 1874
points to 208h. q record price. New
York Central liz. and Union Pacific
8. Rock Island. st. Louis and San
Francisco, Delaware and Hudson,
Atchisol and Erie. all rose from 5 to
8 points. Rallies from the days low
levels in the industrlals ran from one
to 3 points. The market closed
strong with the sales approximating
$500, 900 shares.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
Title Won
By Grand Forks

Grand Forks. N. D.. May 2o.-(P)-
Grand Forks high school won the
first annual state interscholastic golf
tournament here Saturday.
Art Gilbreath and Bob Fletcher
turned III a combined total medal
score Of 1886 for SO holes. Gilbreath
also was medalist with a score of IT.
$3.50. Fletcher had ITS.
Fargo was second with 1855. Dick
Fowler making 179 and Burke Dig
nam 176. New Rockford was third.
Valley City fourth, Park River fifth.
and Grafton sixth. Hillsboro. Lang
don and Jamestown also competed.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
WHEAT PRICES gain
ON CROP PROSPECT
Southwest Reports Not op-
timistic; Market Rises All
Around on Buying

Chicago, May c0.-(R-Dcspite
word that the senate and house at
Washington had failed to reach an
agreement today regarding debenture
legislation. wheat and cor scored
advances in price. The United States
wheat visible supply total showed .
big decrease for the week, 5,127,000
bu. There were also reports Of some
changes for the worse in the condt-
ton of domestic winter wheat.
Wheat closed firm 1hc to lAc net
higher CMay 1904, July l.O6% to
1.O6h. September l.lO% to 1.lOh, De-
cember 1.l5h to l.15A); corn 1sc to
1isc up MAY 06A, July 68A to 88A,
September so to COS. December s4A);
oats finished &c to &c advanced
MAY 46N. July ass. September 43,s
to 49,, December $40; and provi-
sions varying from &c decline to an
equal gain.
Opening ct &c off to Il to &c up,
wheat later sagged somewhat, but
afterward scored gains all around.
Corn, oats and provisions were like
wise firnner. with corn starting isc
to &c higher. and subsequently con-
tinuing to climb.
In addition to wheat buying today
based on the ground that all the bear
news regarding an excessive supply is
out. and that any radical change in
the situation must be constructive.
wheat traders today appeared to be
influenced q good deal at times by
more or less adverse crop advices
from sections where the 1929 harvest
is underway Of approaching. For
example. q leading Chicago expert
telegraphed today from Dalhart.
Texas, that wheat shows irregular
condition throughout Texas and Ok
lahonla.
According to this authority. wheat
Is poor to fair south of Amarillo,
Texas, but gradually becomes better
northward, where more than half Is
from average to better. There are
many fields. however. he says with
stands so thick from heavy spring
stooling and volunteer growth that
the plants are spindly and short, CIV
ing a grassy appearance and produce
ing small heads. with roots shallow.
With Missouri river markets today
reporting corn sales to the southeast
at big premiums over the price of
Chicago July delivery, the corn mar
ket here developed upward trend.
Messages were also received from
numerous points telling Of continued
wet weather delays to planting. A
dispatch from Jacksonville. ILL.,. said
fields in that vicinity r covered
with water: and planting conditions
arc becoming worse.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
Additional Sports
GROVE GIANTS TAKE
THIRD BALL VICTORY
Jamestown colIsgians Nosed
Out 3 to J Saturday at
Prison Diamond

Outhitting their opponents 10 to II.
the Grove Giants Saturday defeated
the jamestown college baseball club
8 to Z ct the state prison diamond.
The Giants scored the winning run In
the eighth frame.
The Giants opened the scoring n
the first inning. netting two runs.
and the second. frame was ~scoreless.
The Jimmies tied the count In their
half OF the third but the Giants came
back to score four runs Ia their halt.
The 9tutsman county lads scored
two runs In each the fourth and sixth
and one in the fifth while the best
the Giants could do was pass the
platter once In the sixth. The seventh
ana ninth frames were scortless.
Holland ana Evensou. each OF
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
Bill Ni1nmo Wins
Lake Region Meet

Devils Lake. N. D.. May 20.-R-
w. K. Nimmo. local club champion,
won the fourth annual Lake Region
invitational golf tournament here
yesterday by defeating Charley And
erson Of Minot. five up. Nir1mo also
was the medalist with a SO score.
Over 100 golfers from all over the state
and some also from Minneapolis and
Moorhead, Mimi, participated in
the tournament. A championship
and eight other flights were COM
pleted during the day.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1929-05-20
TRAINER OUTFIT
DEFEATS WILTON
George Heidi, Mandan Hurler,
Allows but One Scratch
Single Yesterday

With Pitcher George Heidi allow
ing but one scratch single. the state
training schools baseball nine yester-
day defeated Wilton. 3 to 0, ct VIII
ton.
The trainers scored in the first,
second, and fourth innings. The
Mandar outfit secured but six hits
off Simmons ana Michel, Wilton
hurlerS.
The game was a typical opener for
Mandan, the trainers committing
eight misplays. Wilton erred six
times.
vTnA hnv arnrn.
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TUESDAY, MAY 81
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w
Grove Giants
2 0 1 0 0 Ks
Errors: Watson 2. Ericsson l, COM
nuns 2. Balloon l. Skies l. Corral 2.
Stolen bases: Watson l. Ericsson /.
Sale 3, Sigman l, Carver 2. Even
son 2.
Two base hits: Evenson.
Home runs: Holland.
Hits off Cummuns. 10 in 5 innings;
off Sale, 8 in 3 innings; off Corral,
II in 9 innings.
Struck out by Oomruuns 8: by Sale
/; by Corral II.
Bases on balls off Communs Z; off
Sale 2; off Corral 3.
Hit by pitcher: Balloon by Com
nuns.
Time Of game: 2:05.
Umpires: Cayou and Jackson.