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ssIo.765e4

in possession OF the School
Of $1,000 On in Tenn porarv
? Temporary Loan MADE
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s9.Os2. 3B512

All the vouchers and bills for all pc yment- arr in d
ONCE and open for public INSPECTION The difference Of .
June % 1929 PAYABLE No~emoer Is 1929
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Other Livestock



CHICAGO. July -Hogs--Receipts.. ~
900 including 1000 Directs SLOW. steady TO
loc higher, hogs under 900 lbs, showing
top. s12.25. paid fol. 16o-21o lbs; butchers,
200-250 lbs. s11.25dl2.25: 10000 lbs.
s11.60d1225; 130-160 lbs, s11M12.25;
packing soWs. $1,000 10.60; pigs, medium
to choice, 90-130 lbs. sl0.50M12. Cattle
Receipts. $500; calves 1000: strictly grain
fed, sters and yearlings relatively scare
weights $3.50, with some heavies held
ings 25c or more lower both 10 stocker and
killer account; slaughter classes steers.
1880 1.1O0-l 800 lbs. Sl4@ 1850: 950-1 100
$50 lbs up $500 l3S9 fed sssa5 rlng
heifers. good and choice, $50 lbs. down,
sl301550 common and medium. s8.506
1925 COWS. good and choice. S8.75m u;
common and medium. S7.25M8.75: low. cut
ter and cutter cows. s5.T5M7.25: bulls.
good and choice beef, sl035d l175: cutter
good and choice. 51425m II: medium. sJ3
feeder steers. good and choice all weights.
S12m 1925 common and mediums, s9.25m
IT, Sheep-Receipts. 5000 active and
mostly strong market on fat lambs: ra-
tivcs. $14.75. few S15G 1925; no rangers
sold; sheep steady: fat ewes, SIS "a Z; feed
end CHOICE % lbs down, Sl435 Is IS; me-
n 1913; cues. medium to choice $50 lbs.
down. s55007: Gull and common. s2.50m
$50; feeder lambs, good and choice. $3.50
n 1875.
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CENTER SCHOOL TO BE
APPRAISED BY EXPERTS
City Education Board to Paw for
Building.

Building.
Value of Center township School I.
in territory recently annexed by city
council, will be determined by three
appraisers to be named by the
school board. Center township
trustee and the state accounts
board, it vas decided at a joint
meeting of the school board and
township advisory board Wednesday.
The two groupc discussed the
matter without reaching definite
decision as to legal procedure to be
followed in acquisition of the school
by the city.
Martin M. Hugo, school board at
torney, declared that the only legal
procedure is for the school to be
appraised, the school board to take
it over and operate it and pay the
township for the building when
money is available next year.
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Pygmies Don't Pay Taxes

BIZ Jnitcd Press
NEW YORK, July 18,-Motor
cars have made African hunting un-
sportsmanlike, Mrs. Della Akeley
explorer, told Columbia university
students here. Belgian Congo pyg-
mics are not so dumb, Mrs. Akeley
says. fer they are the only tribe not
paying taxes.
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Lost and Found

BELT-Grccn silk with gold buckle lost
somewhere between South Grove eolf
links and downtown Reward Miss
Jess. Ri. J551.
BILLFOLD-Black. containing over 800
including 3 neV 500 bills drivers license
for 901 S. Meridian. Liberal reward Re-
turn to Clifford Gorsuch. Plaza Hotel.
FUR LOST In Indiana theater Wedne7-
day afternoon Reward Call Ir. 1884.
POCKETBOOK- Containing black purss
With 50 OF 81. Ellenbergcr. keepsake.
ri. 1898.
RUSSIAN WOLF HOUND-White and tan:
name "Zarko' ana owners address on COZ
lar. Child'5 pct liberal re Wa 0l64
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The City
inBrief
.eThe home should be cent

THE home should be conferred
about the child; at present it is GEN.
tered about the adult DR.. Edwin
Diller Starbuck, head Of the philos-
ophy department of Iowa university,
told summer school students at
Teachers college here Wednesday.
DR.. Starbuck is famous authority
on character education
Approval of the bid of G.. r. Davis,
Hagerstown, for the salvage remain
ing from the surplus war material
at the state highway department
warehouse, Eleventh street and
White River boulevard, was voted
Wednesday by the state highway
commissioners. The bid was $12,5OO,
the highest received
Gideon Night" was observed by
the Bible Investigation Club at the
Y. M c. a. Wednesday night. Oscar
w Riley, former president of the
Indianapolis Camp of Gideons, said
$4,000 Bibles had been distributed in
Indiana hotels, hospitals and prisons
by the organization.
Ernest Martin, AZ, of 1884 ReiSner
street, will recover, city hospital
attendants said today, from injuries
to the head and body sustained
when a. scaffold on which he was
standing to paint an apartment
building at st. Clair and Pennsyl-
vania streets, gave way Wednesday
afternoon. He fell thirty-f1ve feet
to the ground.
Oscar Levin is new president of
| the Pals Club. north side Jewish
organization. officers we're elected
at meeting at Kirschbaum COM
munity center. Others are Jack Kol-
linger, vice president; Dave Stein,
secretary; Isador Ladin, correspond
ing secretary, and Samuel Kauff-
man, Sergeant-a arms.
Petition for permission to reduce
water charges for the city's thirty
fire hyd1ants was filed with the pub
lie service commission Wednesday
by the Montezuma Water Company,
which is municipality owned. The
reduction will permit scent cut
in the tax rate the petition set out.
The present rates have given the
water company surplus, it is as
serted,
William McCauley, KokomO, r. T
D. 8, stock dealer and trucker, has
filed a voluntary bankruptcy petit
ton in federal court, listing $685.
liabilities and S2,254 assets.
Della Fletcher, Is, of 613 South
Missouri street. left her home
Wednesday and failed to return
Mrs. Maude Husstuthar, her sister
reported to police early today.
! At meeting of the board of di-
rectors of the Indiana Retail
Clothiers' Association at the Clay
pool, Wednesday. arrangements were
made for the annual convention Of
| UIlS dSSOCIdblOIl Will Will NC IICAN
Sept. II, 13 and 10, in Fl. Wayne.
Voluntary bankruptcy petition
was filed today in federal court by
Miss Dorothy Tingle of 402 North
! Delaware street, listing S347 liabili-
ties, and $40 assets.
Thomas Rinehart, Indianapolis,
arrested Wednesday, today was or
dered by Federal Judge Robert c.
Baltzell, removed to Springfield, ILL.,,
to face federal liquor charges.
Marvin Gregory, IL, 228l Harlan
street. was cut on the head early to-
day when a tin can hurled into the
the air by his brother, Norman, nedr
their home, struck him.
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BU Times Spcciai

LOUISVILLE. July 18-Hogs Receipts
700; market, steady: mediums and lights
600 lbs. up, S11.7O; pigs. 1870 lbs. down.
S6.10m cas- stays and throwouts, s9.25m
9s5. Cattle-Receipts. 200; market, steady;
ping steers sl1N12: medium and plain
steers. s950M11 fat hcifers s8.5Om 10;
good to choice COWS, S8m9.5o; medium to
ners. s5M $50: bulls. s7.50M9.50: feeders
50 5o6l l1.5O; stockers. s8m11; calf receipts.
zoo: market, steady: fancy calves, s14;
GOOD. S115 500, y So outs. $1,000 down
Shcep-Receipts 1900: market steady:
cv'cJ and wcthera. 3l4; seconds. 98M9;
buck lambs. s13: sheep. 5A5om so
236; hogs. 14j: sheen 1857
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King George Is Recovering

BH Ufrd Press
LONDON. July liking George
was progressing satisfactorily from
his recent operation. it was an
nounced ofnoially at Buckingham
palace today.
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Local Wagon Wheat

CITY grain elevators are paving sl3i for
old crop No. . red wheat and Sl26 for old
crop No. hard Heavy discount prevails
on high moisture.
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INV YORK STATrMrNr

IV UII|W TTToN
NEW YORK. July r. Bank clearlnc-
si.575 600 600, ClcarlnC5 house balance,
sis9 200 ono. federal reserve bank Cr-dIt
Balances. Sl6O.00000
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TREASURY STATEMENT

- U o lfiffN ftF
WASHINGTON. july Is-Treasurv net
balance July is. 1928 ~ 9a3 %. customs
receipts 70 that date. S25.65l. l9438.
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Special Notices
Knights of Columbus

Knights OF Columbus
Attenhon--Mcet for prayers Al the resi-
dence Of our late Brother Bernard 4.
Gallagher 81 N. De Quincy this eve.
JAMES E. GAVIN oGrand-Knichr
REDUCING raptdly satelY; amazing re-
suits; relief ior rheumatism; neuritis.
diabetes, hay and rose fever, kidney trou-
BILE, high blood pressure, all blood troubles.
Nature Aid Mineral Baths. go Z Ohio
St. Room SOB. Castle Hall. Ii. 5092
DIR. II. Z. CRUM
Specializing in digestive troubles. IA.
4245 40 w. Tuenty-hrst St
WANTED Good homo aud small wages
.or girl: age 10. Hu. 2237.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1929-07-18
CREDIT EASE IN
STOCK MARKET
LOWERS PRICES
Selling Centered on UtiIi-
ties, Rails; Large Blocks
Offered.
g Average Stock Prices

Average OF twenty industrisls Thursday
-ss 38543. up 139 Average Of twenty
rails was III 81, up .O6. Average Of forty
Bonds vas 93.33. Up 90.
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BY ELMER &. WALLER. .


United Press Financial Editor
NEW YORK, July 18.-Further
case IN the credit situation proved
the signal Tor extensive proht-taking
on the stock Exchange today and
prices sold Of sharply IN many sec
lions Of the list after a fairly firm
opening.
The easier trend in wheat prices
al Chicago also stimulated offerings
of stocks. although this development
vas natural in view Of the wide ad-
vances IN wheat IN the last several
days.
On The Stock Exchange, selling
was conferred on recent speculative
fsvorites like the utilities and rails,
offerings of stock in the latter group
meeting with surprisingly small sup
port
I. :. Steel Offered
With many Of the rail leaders like
Penna. Missouri. Kansas & Texas
and New York Central displaying
a weak undert0nc selling operations
were stimulated I'M many sections.
American Can. General Motors.
Bethlehem and Z. S. Steel developed
resctionarv tendencies after scor-
ing substantial initial gains. U. S.
Steel Was offered in fairly large
blocks. slightly above Inc 200 level
and American Can was heavy.
p On the Hhcr hand strong support
developed In several recent leaders.
John Manulle was taken i'm large
block around its best levels Of the
NOV ement.
Radio sets New Ton
Radio came to life after weeks Of
irregularitv. selling at q new high
on the current recover. ChryslCr
was also firm around its previous
closing levels.
Petroleum shares accounted for a
good part Of The turnover. heavy
buying continuing undated in Pan
American B, which sold within a
few points of the years high. At
lantic Refining met with better sup
port in the noon trading and some
of the leaders recovered their carly
losses. However. efforts TO resume
the advance met with stiff resist
anCe. except IN special issues.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

hV ufffH fTFes
CHICAGO july 17-BanE clearing
slI550o ooo house cleaunes balances. So
ZOO nm.
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BERGER MUCH BETTER

Say Doctors.
b. Hffcf Press
MILWAUKEE. July 16.-Victor L.
Berger. former congressman and
world Socialist leader. who was Sc
riously injured when struck by a
street car. was holding his own
today. reports from his bedside de-
olsred.
Bergers condition was considered
much better His doctors. however,
warned against undue optimism.
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En- Tritcd Press

TT. WAYNE. Ind. July 16.-Calves-Fe-
ceipts. so; hogs. 500 sheep. market steady
f0 log n16nsi sP5i o IDS s.
lbs sl2: 10000 los. sl2.15; 2n0-220 his,
SIP; 220-26O lbs. s118o; 100000 lbs. s11 50;
rouchS, 1913; stays. $3.50; calves, SIS;
lambs Si3
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ByT niftd Press

CHICAGO. July l8.-Eggs Market
steadv: receipts 1850 cases; extra f1rsts.
32c. 1r5ts. 3lm3li2c: ordinaries. 26m SOC;
seconds. 25m 27c. Butter-Market. firm;
receipts 1O483 tuos; extras. 4llac: extra
saconds 3 9 s IS standards. 1c. Poultry
Market. easy; fowls. 1850 27i &c: spring
crs 27m 34c: Leghorns Csc ducks. 2lc;
BOOSTERS. 2lc: broiiers. 25M2 Cheese
Twins. 2li2c: Young Americas. 22c.
Potatoes-On track. SAT; arrivals. Sc; in
transit ass: market steady Kansas and
Missouri Irish CobblerS sacked. S1.750
go: Oklahoma. s20 2.1O; Virginia barrels,
s. .95M575.
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Produce Markets

Butter twholcsale)-No. l. 41@48c; No.
g. 44N46c Butterfat-Lb 46O47C.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
poundl-American loaf, $50; pimento loaf,
soc; Wisconsin fat, 29c: prime cream, SIC;
Daisy. Csc; Longhorn. 25c: New York linn
berger soc.
Eggs-Buying prices; Fresh delivered at
indianapolis. loss off No. l. 26c: No. 2.
Poultry tbuying pricesl-Fowls, 23c; Leg
lorns hens 18c; broilers full feathered,
2Sc. broilers bare back. 23c; Lcghorns, 23c
old ROSTERS large 15c; small 10M l3c:
ducks, 12Q14c: spring gulneas. soc; tur-
Keys. No. l Young toms, 10 lbs and up.
35m 38c: No. l young hens, Csc lb.; No.
l told toms. 226i25c No. old hens. Esq
30C 10.
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Death Notices

GALLAGHER. BERNARD A.--Age 80 be-
loved husband OF Katherine a. Gallagher
and father OF Paul. Edward. Leo. Mar
Saret irene Elizabeth and Irma Gal
9agher passed away Wednesday morn
ing. july II. at 1870 a. m. at residence.
Fl n De quincy 81 Funeral Friday
a. m al our Lady OF LourdeS church.
Burial Holy Cross cemetery Friends in
vted.
MULLEN. CATHERINE Beloved mother OF
Mrs. Tom Quinn. William Mullen OF An
derson. mo. and John J. Mullen OF Den
YER. Col, at the home Of her dauEhter.
234O n Pennsylvania St. Funeral al the
Services at SIS. Peter and Paul Cathedral
at 10 A. m. Burial Holy Cross cemetery.
Friends invited. Kindly omit flowers
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Legal Notices
Published Pursuant to Acts 1927, Page 253 Section ;.

HFosrT
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Cattle


Receipts $50: market steady.
Rest veals .............s15 506l6 $50
Heavy calves Observation-Disclosures. 7.50M ESQ
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DETAIL or EXPENDITURES b. hPPRO-
FRIATIONs SCHOOL CITY OF IN
DIANAPOLIs YEAR I928-I929
tCcntinuedt
MIS- CELLANEOUS

Total miscellaneous expense s3.5s3502 q
Total departmental exp ......s 4 100 $40 ~
Total miscellaneous exp 1858 502 .
Total current expenses .-slL693I5i ~
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONER
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
c. c. YORK. Bushes Director.
?. l. REIsSNER Secretary
s. z. ETKEEBERRY. Asst to the Secy.
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Hogs
RAceints. $500: market. steady
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Chicago Grain Table

F.V IimcS NDCci0i
CHICAGO. July l8.-Carlots: Wheat
1l6. corn, So; oats. 81; rye, 3, and bar
Icy. 13.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-05-11
LAS VEGANS ARE
IN NDICTED D ON
NARCOTIC COUNT.
Police Chief Nash, Under
sheriff McCubrey, Les
Stocker Testify in Six
Gases; Rum Trial Put Off

The men arrested on mar
coticS charges in Las Vegas
during the past several weeks
ard In whose grand jury hear
ing Undersheriff Il. G. Nc
Cubrey. Police Chief Percy
Nash and Les StocEer testified
Tuesday In Carson City, were
indicted by the grand jury. ac-
cordinc to Nash. who returned
to this city Thursday.
Narcotics Agent Monroy and Nash
testified in the hearings of J. w.
Campbell, Sam Mittleman and
Boots Robertson. These three all
were indicted.
McCubrey and StOcker testified
in the cases oil L. A. Knapp, Henry
Roberts and George Mooris, vino
are believed to have been indicted
also. McCubrey, who went TO Car
son City with Judge William Z.
Orr and Mrs McCubrey. was ex-
pected back in this city last night,
The liquor defendants who we're
to have gone to trial early next
week, will be tried June l8, instead
because of the illness OF McClel-
Ian
They seem to have decided il
would be cheaper to subpoena the
witnesses again than to hold a
separate trial later for Mcclellan,
said Nash last night.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-05-11
ART EXHIBIT
SHOWS TALENT
IS DEVELOPED

The are exhibit on display at the
high and grammar schools during
the past three days would do credit
to a school many times the size
OF ours.
Although many visitors have at
tended the showing Of pictures, the
number has not nearly approached
that which should have seen this
fine presentation.
Work of the students Of the Art
Guild. under the direction OF Prct.
Lewis e. Rowe proves that some
remarkable talent is being develop
cd. Pen and ink studies. work III
Indian design. and pastel colorings
are on display and some Of the
work approaches the exquisite.
1t Is said that Mr.. Rowe's col
lection Of Indian designs cannot be
duplicated anywhere III the country.
Professor Rowe and Miss Doris
Hancock, both real artists, have
some OF their paintings on display
This collection includes water col
ors. ink colors. pastels and oil
paintings.
In Miss Hancock'S collections are
found a sand dune study and one
of the old fort at the Stewart
Ranch, both showing splendid
technique in line and color. Both
these paintings have been purchaS-
ed by DR.. VIM. S.. Park.
Professor Rowe has done some
superb desert studies, which are
the equal of many the. writer has
seen displayed by artists in the
city. Two in particular are studies
of the Colorado River and the
Virgin River.
He is now working on a thesis
on Indian Art for one CT the well
known art publications which will
probably appear in the fall.
The work of the pupils of the
grammar school and Kindergarten
was also on display and showed
splendid results being obtained.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-05-11
SILVER, LEAD
FIND REPORTED
NEAR CARRARA
Gold Property Development
Goes Ahead in Many Camps
in Vicinity OF Recent Gold
Ace Strike.

A strike of silver and lead ore
assaying some gold Is reported
by A. J. BEETLES. formerly OF
Nina, who said yesterday he
made the strike on claims i'm
mehtately north Of the Gold
Ace holding In the Carrara dis
trict.
BEETLES, who is in the city for
supplies. stated that no assays have
been made as yet. but the appear
ance OF the rock indicates 1t is
high-grade.
He intends to return to the prop
-erty at once and continue develop
merit work -.-.
Gold Ace Sinking Shaft
Reports from CafTara are to the
effect that the Gold Ace company
is sinking an inclined shaft on the
rich ore body recently discovered.
They are also sinking a double
compartment vertical working shaft
about 100 feet north Of the high
grade strike with the expectation
that the vertical shaft will cut the
rich ore shoot at about the 100
foot level
Surveyors are busy running out
the lines of the group Of claims
recently purchased for the Boundary
Cone Consolidated from Judge Ray.
It is understood Judge Ray him
self is prospecting the ground to
find the best place to start their
development shaft.
Development Proceeds
Development on the Golden Ace
properties is reported progressing,
ere being sacked from two faces
which it is estimated will run $l4O
a ton, according TO G. H. Miller,
superintendent, who is here for a
conference with Manager MCCOY.
Milling ore left behind when the
leSSees were taking out the high
grade shipping ore Is reported
ore will average 81 across four
says he can show one face where
the vein Is a true fisSure and the
Drew III average $18 across a four
foot face.
H. II. Pursel OF Taft. California,
president of the Golden Ace Min
ing company. is expected to be
here today, on tour OF inspection
If the properties in this vicinity in
which he is interested.
A shaft is being sunk en- one OF
the placer locations OF the Gold
Ace Extension properties, accord
ing to wire received by Resident
Agent Rathbun CT the John P
Mills organization from Harry
Stimler. Jim Shea is Superint2nd-
ent for this company.
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-05-11
i. S. ENGLAND
HOOKUP, PLAN

NEW YORK. May 10 CUP)--
4O00O,000 Americans gathered about
their radios may be able to tune
in on London with the same ease
they now hear New York by this
fall.
Other millions Of British listen
ing at the same time may turn
the dial and pick up an American
program.
It is all part OF a scheme now
under way to link the TWO nations
in a vast radio hOokup.
Details OF the new project we're
announced today by M H Ayles
worth, president CT the National
Broadcasting Corporation, on his
return from abroad
We hope" he said, to be able
to have the people of England and
America listen in Simultaneously
on Thanksgiving to program
originating in New York and Lon
don
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-05-11
GREEN GUILTY i.
ON RUM COUNT

w. p, Green. one of the Las
Vegas men. taken into custody some
time ago when federal prohibition
officers instituted a cleanup" in
this city, entered a plea OF guilty
early this week to nuisance
charge and was fined $125 and
costs.
He was sentenced to serve four
months in the county Jail at Car
son but was released on probation
and permitted to pay the fine in
s25 installments. according to the
Reno Gazette. He first entered a
plea OF not guilty when arraigned
some weeks ago.
Trial OF others taken at the same
time, most of whom are now al
large on $1,000 to 5000 bond. was
shifted from next week to June
1a In a recent order
Las Vegas age. [volume] (Las Vegas, Nev.) 1905-1947, 1929-05-11
TRUST COMPANY
BUILDING BIDS
TO OPEN SOON
Plans for New Las Vegas
Home Of Pioneer Title In
surance and Trust Com
pany Nearing Completion.

Rjds for the construction of
the new Pioneer Title InSur-
ance and Trust company build
ing to be constructed soon on
South Fourth will be opened
within a week. 1t was annOun'-
ed late this week by o. W.
Yates. vice president OF the
company, who will be resident
manager of this branch OF the
San Bernardino concern.
plans for the new building arr
nearing completion, and Yates MADE
a trip 10 Los Angeles THURSDAY
night on business in ccrmectiof
with them. expecting to FeVNTl
Sunday. - =,
The new building. which VIII o'
erected N a lot recently bough
from H. o. johnson half a blocs
off, Fremont on the eas: side O
Fourth, will house the trust com
many office and branch Of STOCK
we'll Binney, also OF San Bernaf'
dino. who are wholesalers and re-
tailers of desks. stationery and o.
flee supplies. 10.
The structure will cost aroune
S15 900, i, Is estimated, and can d
increased III height to include inor'
stories when the need is lelt, IL l
planned