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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
DEHYDRATION BUILDING EQUIPMENT
SANITARY DISTRICT OF
INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis. Indiana,

SANITARY DISTRICT or
INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis. Indiana,
May /, 1850.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners OF the
office, Room 1903, city hall, Indianapolis.
Indiana. until 10 O'Clock a. m. on May q,
1880, at which time bids will be publicly
as soon 4 thereafter ' as @ practicable Tor
furnishing to the Board the following
items of equipment for use in the Boards
PPehydratiqn iBulIding at its Sewage
diana TALL blue. prints below. referred to
are on tile in the Boards office. viz:
Item l. Partition construction. in ac-
cordance with description of materials
and assembly, as shown on blue print
Item 2. Gas and yapor ducts. in &C
cordance with description and as shown
Item s. Sluoge piping. in accordance
with general oetalIS as shown on blue
Item s. Siudge piping. in accordance
with general details as shown on blue
print No. l7.701-A.
equipment, in accordance with .deScrip-
ton OF operations as shown on blue print
The above items, / to 4, include all
erection expense as well as materials.
Item 5. Motors for drier and stoker
drives.
Item D. 1nQuceQ QraIC ian.
Item Z, Weighing Larry.
Item 8. COLONIZATION equipment.
Item 3, Storage tanks.
Items 10. Spray system.
Item IL. Piping and valves
For further details bidders shall con-
suit specifications entitled "Sludge Con-
veying and Processing Equipment" and
blue prints, on file in the office of the
Board. Bidders may consult Charles H.
Hurd, consulting engineer. 51S North
Delaware street. Indianapolis. Indiana,
and Z. K. Calvert, superintendent of the
Boards Sewage Disposal Plant at Eagle
woods. Tor additional information and
de .ailS.
Blds may be made for any one or more
of the above items. but each Item shall
be bid on separately
AS required by statute. each bidder
must HE with mis- bid a non-collusion
aftiCavit and certified check, payable to
the order of the Board of Sanitary Com
IniSsloners, in an amount not less than
BIZ per cent of the amount of his bid,
to insure the execution of the contract
Tor which such bid is made.
The Board reserves the right to re-
iect any and all bids.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMITS
SIONERS,
DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY B. J. T. JEUP, President.
o. G. ROSS, Vlce-PreSident..
A. H. MOORE.
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Help Wanted Female

LADIES@Build permanent business and
clear $50 to SIS per week right from
start Must have business ability and
small capital. Demonstrators preferred.
Room gao Lincoln Hotel. days to T.
Evenings to g.
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Pr one who
would Ike 70 own shop. North side. In
quire rs Mass. Ave.
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Investment Trusts
Births

Joseph and Mary obrien. ll5l Lee 49,
Arthur and Gertrude Dodd. 1928
Howard.
Samuel and Helen Kolp. Methodist hos
Walter and Pauline Davis 1904 st.
Peter.
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NOTICE TO BIDDERS
SALE AND REMOVAL OF OLD

Sealed bids will be received by. the
Board OF School Commissioners at its
offices. $50 North Meridian street.: In
dianapolis until 8 O'Clock p. m, Tues
day, May 10. 1890. for the sale and
removal as hereinafter specified Of the
following buildings not needed for. school
purposes. for not less than its fair cash
value:
one sevez-xoom frame dwelling located
at the west end Of Julian Avenue and
known as M. 1880 Julian Avenue.
This building and the foundation to a
depth Of at least one foot below the
grade line shall be removed from the
premises within thirty 1901 days from
date Of acceptance Of bid. All rubbish
If any description shall be removed with
out any damage to any other OF the
school property or premises.
Each bidder shall submit with bis bid
q certified check for the full amount Of
his bid. The Board reserves the right
to accept or reject any or all bids and.
upon failure Of the successful bidder. to
ely perform his contract within
me specified. to order the work
. by its own employees and to retain
any material secured from said houses.
and also to retain the proceeds OF the
certified check.
Frs, CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
A. B. GOOD, Business Director.
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Following the completion Of Grounds
well No. 2. flowing at rate Of more than
Il 600 barrels daily. the Amerada Cor
poration and the Dixie Oil Company have
Completed Grounds No. well IN me
south Earlsboro field OF Oklahoma. Wnicn
Il also producing at an estimated Initial
rate Of IA 900 barrels daily.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION OF IRVINGTON MAIN
CONNECTING AND INTERCEPT
ING SEWER


CONSTRUCTION OF IRVINGTON MAIN
CONNECTING AND INTERCEPT
ING SEWER.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
Indianapolis, Indiana,
May /, 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners of the
Sanitary District of Indianapolis. at its
Office. Room l03, City Hall, indianapolis.
indiana, until 1890 O'Clock A. M. on
May 9th. $780, at which time bids will
be publicly opened and scheduled and
awards made as soon thereafter as prac-
ticaole. for the construction of the Irv-
ington Main Connecting and Intercepting
Sewer extending from thu Pleasant Run
Main 1nterceptor at Wallace Street to
Arlington Avenue at Dewey Street, in the
City of Indianapolis, in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor on file
and open to examination at the office OF
said Board.
AS required by statute. each bidder
must file with his bid ncn-collusion
affidavit and a certified CHECK, payable to
the order of the Board Of Sanitary Com
missioners, in an amount not less than
212Go OF the amount OF his bid. to
insure the execution of the contract for
which such bid is made.
The Board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
By B. J: T.. JEUP, President.
o. c. ROSS, Vice-oresident.
MnnI9E
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CHICAGO. May 16.-Muskegon Motor
specialties Company has received an or
der from a large manufacturer of pas
sesxer cars calling for immediate re-
lease of 800 cam shafts a day with an
increase to 500 shafts day beginning
June 1. according TO Fred L. Flanders.
chairman Of the board. Because of
completion Of the company's new plant
al Muskeron. production of this order
can be inaugurated Immediately.
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Legal Notices

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
W RtSsSt Garage $40 N. keystone Ave.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
c csIiaE motor nS No. iss56sis,. MAY 26., 10
a. m Keystone Garage. $40 N keystone
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION one
Essex coach, motor No. 254o45; for storage
chaes srs s' 40 q n Keystone Msy Ave 7S Key
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUcgTT lII6Gs. for for
roadster. MODEL 1919. at 10 a.: M. May 26.
at Keystone Garage. $40 N keystone ave:
BOARD OF ZONINCi APPEALS.
NOTICE OF HEARING.
Notice is hereby given that LYMAN
Guryitz has filed, with the board OF
coming Appeals Of the G5y 81 ~ yarv
the requirements of the .zoning ordnance
by enlarging the present filling station at
p bic Hearing viii be held by said
Board IN Room lo4. City Hall. Tuesday,
May 27th. 1890. at ESQ p m, at which .;il
be given opportunity to be heard IN
reference to the matters set out in said
BOARD OF zoNING APPEALS,
H. B. STEEG. Secretary Engineer.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS
Sealed bids. will be received by the
ofce Room G1s'i los cit Hall Indianapolis
Indiana. until ten O'Clock a m. on MAJ
27th, 1880 for, Pogues Run Channei
Run Drain to Rowland Avenue bridge.
two hundred feet west of Rural Street
in the City Of Indianapolis, tnoianS:
whole. as described in the plans, and
specifications for such WORK on ME "a
examined ahS and and bidding Blanks secured At
the Office of the Board Of Sanitary Con-
missioners in the City Hall. Indianapolis
Each bidder shall file with his bid q
ada asts anq Esd sOee
The Board reserves the right to reject
board CT Sanitary COMMISSIONERS
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS.
BY B. J. T. JEUP. President.
o. c. ROSS. vice-President.
A. H. MOORE.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
CONSTRUCTION OF EXTENSION OF
RURAi STR STREET 1E' At AT No@ S Nd
AVENUE no DENNY STREET
s,x,ri At NIE NTs4g7Sr sTRE TETi.u.p
indianapolis. Indiana.
May /. 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received DIV the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners Of the
Sanitary District Of Indianapolis at its
office Room 1903. City Hall, Indianapolis,
Indina, until 1000 O'Clock a. m, on
May 81. 1880. t which time bids will be
publicly opened and scheduled and awards
made as soon thereafter as practicable.
for the construction Of the extension of
Pogue's Run 1rterceptor from Rural street
at Rowland avenue to Denny street. at
Nineteenth street. in accordance with
plans and specifications therefor on dle
and open to examination at the office Of
said board.
AS required by statute. es.ch bidder must
file with his bid noncollusion affidavit
and q certified check. payable to the order
OF the Board Of Sanitary Commissioners.
in an amount not less ttlan 2iz per cent
Of the amount OF his bid. to insure the
execution Of the contract for which such
bid is made.
The board reserves the night to reject
any and all bids.
ERs, SANITARY DISTRICT or uNDI-
~ B. ]. T. JEUP. Presidents.
D. c. ROSS Vice-preSident.
~ III MOORE
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CAST-IRON PIPE FITTINGS AND
VALVES FOR BROAD RIPPLE AND
RIVERSIDE DISTRICT MAIN
INTERCEPTOR.
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIAN
APOLIS.
Indianapolis, Indiana.
May 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received by me
BOARD of Sanitary Commissioners OF tne
Sanitary District of indianapolis, AT its
Office. Room 1903, City Hall. indianapolis.
81 1886 at which time bids will be pup
iiciy opened and scheduled. and a% ISiN
made as soon thereafter as practlcap!e,
for furnishing the caSt-iron pipe, PIPE
fittings and valves required Tor tne con
struction OF the Broad Ripple ana hiVed5-
side District Main Interceptor. IN acc tG-
ance with the plans and SpeclncattIo9anISs
therefor on file and open to examination
at the office of the board. ..sso~
AS required by statute eaGh DiuoSt
must file with his bid a noncolluslon a.
fidayit and a certified check, payapie 70
the order of the Board OF SANITARY
Commissioners, in an amount nov IeSS
than 90 per cent of the amount OF ms
hid to insure the execution Of the COIL
tract for which such bid is made. o4
The board reserves the rlghC 10 reJee'
B By sDU OF SANITARY COMMISSION
p1sTRIsr OF INDIANAPOLIS
BY B. J. T. JEUP, President.
g. C. ROSS, Vice-PreSident.
II MOORE.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS ,,v VI
CONsTRUCTION OF BROAD ,i KYLE
AND RIVERSIDE DISTRICT MAIN
SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIAN
indianapolis. indiana.
May /. 1880.
Sealed proposals will be received wed By By
the Sanitary District of indianapolis ~
i itto Office Room 1903, City Hall, Inoian-
apolis. Indiana, until 10 O'Clock A. IA; On
Nav IN 1880, at which time bios VIII 9e
nublicly opened and scheduled ana aWattos
the Construction of the Broad Ripple ana
Riverside District Main InterceptoLf, III, IL
accordance with plans and speclncatlonS
therefor on file at the Office Oh sa'o
Board. .,.,o5 .or "a, the
construction of the entire Interceptor. Or
I'M the construction of any one OF EnS
three divisions Of the work, as oescrloeu
in said specifications. ,,.+
AS required by statute eacn oiooeF riG Hau uit
and certified check, payable 10 tne
order of the Board of Sanitary Commits
Sioners, in an amount not less than %44 r..
of the amount of his bid to insure tLie
execution Of the contract. for winch Such
bid is made. ..oo,aca+,ons
may be obtained at the of1ice o. Ins
Hoard for the sum of Twenty-Five DoilaIS
1875 10) which sum will be returneo t9
anv bidder upon the return to the 6oaro
Of such copy in good c tHs Ti9b to reject
any Ho jar o. OF SANITARY COMMITS
SIONERS. .1o,-e
DISTRICT OF dNDiANAFoAA0
g. G. ROSS. Vice-President.
n MOORE.
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CHICAGO. May l6.-Duauesne Gas Cor
trading on the New York Curb Exchange
and the Chicago Curb Exchange WIZ.
Clarke & Co. Chicago. Toledo and Coiuim,.
de Fremery g. Co. Pacific coast group. are
Offering a block Of this stock which -h had
previously been privately owned rms
pany.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17
Business
and
Finance

BIZ United Press
WASHINGTON, May 16.-Loans
on stocks and bonds to brokers and
dealers by reporting federal reserve
member banks in New York City
decreased 67,OOO,OOO during the week
ended May IA, to total of S4,OO7'-
600 900, as compared with S4,O74.-
100000. the total on May 7, and with
S.. sos 900, 900 on May Is, 1929.
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Legal Notices

WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION for
storage charges Of sis, one. Overland
touring, motor No. 9l836l2. at 10 a; m,
May rs. at Keystone Garage. $40 N heS-
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DETROIT Nav 16.-Net factory sales
In mis- Of silent Automatic Corporation
IN for I the fTst four months OF 1880 were II
per cent ahead of the same period 9s OF
dent. During this same period sales IN
dollars increased 20 per cent over tn e
1928 period. Sales for the neTloa totstttso
s445 il2 in 1880 against S37l ga IN tne
initial four months of 1929. These fgures
onIv include factory sales and do not IN
clude retail sales OF its subsidiaries
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CHICAGO. May I6.-Central Gas and
Electric Company declared the regular
quarterly dividends of S1.621z a share
on the $3.50 dividend series preferred
stock. payable June 1. to stock of rec
ord MAY IS. and S1.75 a share quar-
terIy on the second preferred stock
payabIe July 1 to stock of record June
16.
Central Gas and Electric Company Is
a subsidiary of the Central Public SerV-
ice Corporation.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17
Houses and Flats Furnished

BEvILLE. N. s7o-5 rooms. bath. modern.
front porch. $3.50 Tk. Oh. 1881.
WALNUT. E.. li5-3 rms. bath. reduced
rent. See housekeeper in basement.
GAYLORD. APT. 5-523 ~ ALABAMA: 3
ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE APT.
LOVELY HOME-l4 rooms; all furnished
except rooms: desirable for roomers;
to be rented indefinitely: 2 gar. Ha. 044e.
THOROUGHLY modern lower dup; rms.
completely furn.. May 10. weeks. Ri.
$3.50.
SIX ROOMs-Completely and nicely fur
nished: all utilities: porch. Ii. 5724.
TWO Groom apartments: modern: also
sleeping room. Ri. 2290.
4-ROOM duplex apt. strictly modern; near
car, bus. Oh. 1916.
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South

S100-Cash-$100
Will put you in immediate possession
et ose to oar na5 a wh schoos
Close in. Price So. 100 500 cash. balance
cheaper than rent.
American Estates Co.
322 CIRCLE TOWER.
Ri 1899 Eve. Mr. Amos. DR.. 2432.
806 YOKE ST.
Five-room modern home; $3.50 down.
FIEBER AND REILLY, REALTORS.
Ri 2509 N. j. FOX. HUI 1853.
EVERY CUSTOMER A REFERENCE.
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Help Wanted Male

AVIATION-Ofer special opportunities
for trained men. Special classes in avia-
ton covering ground subjects and flying
instruction. The only government ap-
proved school in Indiana. Phone. write
or call Curtiss-W Wright Flying Service. 104
Monument Circle. Ii. 1882. Open eve
ninzs.
FIRST CLASS SALESMAN-On commits
sion basis to sell fans, pumps. air COM
pressors, motor; wonderful opportunity
FOR the right man who is willing to
hustle.
MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE co.
3525 E. Washington st.
HELP WANTED-MALE
Wanted man between "a and SIS for re-
sponsible position No selling to do. Must
nave small car and $1,000 for equipment
ana supplies. Business established. Sal
rrv $50 per week and half Of profit
Write. giving phone number. to Box 5-e5
RELIABLE AND CAREFUL TAXI DRIV-
ERS1For new feet of cabs employment
hours, 9 and 2. Red Cab Taxi Co.. 739
&. Market St.
ALESMEN-Protected territory. radio ad-
vsrtised service liberal commission. Box
1872. Ashland. Ohio.
Ex-SERVICE men who want to work. APP
plv room No. 2. Pembroke Arcade.
WANTED Good carpenter. cali between
and p. m. s39 N Tacoma.
TRY TINES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Apartments for Rent

BEILEFONTATNE. ISIS rooms and
bath: recently rsdecorated; loweS apart
ment: heat. water and garage. Or. BOB.
CENTRAL, 2S26h-5 airy rms. bath,
porches, cistern. heat. wa. Reas Ia. S5l2.
CENTRAL AVE. 2i5I-Lovely rm. apt.
strictly mod. gar opt He. 1881.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-17

PETERSON BEAUTY SHOP
ANNA M. GRUNER
All lines of beauty work. u,,,o, z,do
Ii. 600. -- $40 When 6log
GOOD PRTNTING-At reas. prices: bust
ness cards. letter heads. envelopes, STATE
ments. billheads. Mail US YOUR COPY
Call us or come in any time: the ! BesI
Printing Co.. 1920 N Illinois ST. Il. 2zLL:
MADAME, PHILLIPS
Noted PSYCHIC and Psychologist
announces to friends and otnerS, InaC
she is ready for interviews at IDOL Nortn
DR.. H. E. CRUM
sPscis9aaiYaIng in digestive tr chr zsss
WHY SUFFER with piles. when you can
positively get well or it will cost Vqy
R Bde ONCE. Ri. EsSS. Res. Ia. fsGo.
A DOWTOWN address at low cost. mall
phone, secretarial service furnished at
rates based on your actual needs. once
Service Co., 5l4 Merchants Blk. Ii: 50S4.
SWEDISH MASSAGE SslaG3 ;;o-I BAT Fl a7lsM "
graduate nurse II Alabama, RIM. 10.
MASSAGE-Swedish meth, electrical. 1l3S
Bellenfontaine. Call Ri 21l3 for appolnLt'
STEAM baths: massage. Mildred Me-
Whitney. 227 N. Della. Apt. s. RI. 66Sz.
PEONIEl5Oc doz. BAER'S Peony Garden,
block west 1900 S. Meri. DR.. 1884-R-4:
DRESS MAKING.
TRY TINES WANT ADs FOR BUSINESS
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MERIDIAN. s. lS23-DandY groom semi
modern double. excellent location, good
condition, garages $40: water paid. DR.
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= MOYNAHAN PROPERTIES
710 Union Title
Ii. 3458. Ia. 1894. Ri 1871
PARK, lll9-Lovely apt, Frigidaire. heat,
gar. s45. Inquire 1l2l ParE.
PERSON AVE. 2448-2452-Mod.. 5 and 6
rooms each; heat. lights, gas, FTiRidaire.
Ianitor S63. Ii. 1857 He. 2797. eve
TALBOT. N, I708. APT. Mice 5-room
apt: janitor; gar; S48. Ha. 0239.
WADE ST. 1922 ROOMS. SENII-MOD-
ERN WATER PAID
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Houses Tor Rent

MACPHERSON 2s23-Double. rms. mod [;
good condition, paved street; gar; S25,
MARS HILLr-l63s First Ave. East. Bum
gaiow: 5 rms. seml-mod: barg.: mr.
airport.
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East

Six rooms. gas. city water. electricity.
sewer. garage. In flrst-class repair $50
cash. S28 per month buys 1t. Investigate
by calling Mr.. Ketchum. Ii. 1920, evenings
Ir 3384
HAVE hve-room modern home. near Ellen
berger Park. east. Deel direct with owner
No agents. For further details address
Box Bog in care Of Times.
SHERMAN DRIVE. N. 724-5-room bunga-
low excellent condition. priced to sell;
shown hv sppointment. Hu. 2o47.
Nogales international., 1930-10-03
Stage All Set For
Apache-Me Game

Everything is in readiness for the
first game the Nogales High School
Apaches will play an out-of-town
eleven this season. The game is
scheduled to begin at 2:30 Satur-
day afternoon at the high school
grounds and will be between the
Apaches and the first team of the
Mesa high school.
Coach Kerr announced yesterday
he will probably use the same line
up as he used in the game against
the Alumni last Saturday but sub
stitutes may be put into action be-
fore the game is over, if necessary,
he said.
The local boys have put in a week
Of hard practice and they are in
fine form for the fray Saturday. 1t
is understood Mesa high is sending
one Of the strongest line-ups it hsa
ever put in the field, so the game
should be an unusually interesting
affair.
Nogales international., 1930-10-03
GREAT POLO SERIES PLANNED
AT NO(IAlLLEIsS THANKSGIVING
Six Games Scheduled Between Fastest
Teams OF Northern Mexico
And Southern Arizona

Society folks from all over Ari-
IONA and many from California and
the West Coast of Mexico will as
semble in Nogales for the interna-
tional polo series which will open
here on Thanksgiving Day, and six
Of the fastest polo teams in North
ern Mexico and Southern Arizona
and possibly one from California
will take part in the contests. There
will be two games on Thanksgiving
day, two on Saturday and two on
Sunday following, according to pre-
sent plans.
This became known Wednesday
morning w:1cn conference was held
by prominent local polo enthusi-
asts, headed by Captain Gilbert
Proctor, coach Of the 25th Infantry
team at Camp Little. They had pre-
viously taken up the matter with
Colonel Beasley and Beckford Kib-
hey, well known polo players OF
Magdalena, Sonora and with Sher-
wood johnson, another crack player
Nogales international., 1930-10-03
PAPOOSE SQUAD SCHEDULED
TO PLAY FIVE GAMES STARTING
WITH MARIANA HIGH OCTOBER Is

Football interest at NogaleS high
is not all confined to the Apaches.
The Papooses, or the second team
are coming in for good deal OF
attention and Assistant Coach Bell
man, who has the youngsters in
charge, says the lads are making
splendid progress for this early in
the season.
They are beginning to take on
the semblance of football team in
stead of an angry mob engaged in
a gang fight Most of the squad
consists of beginners However, they
will have a few boys who have had
little experience at some time or
other. Bellman will build his team
around these men and several 9TH
er pieces of promising material
from the freshman class.
The Papooses will play a four or
five game schedule this fall. Two
games have already been definitely
scheduled for them. Thy will meet
Mariana High at Mariana on Oct. 1e
and play them here on November 8
Two games are now being arranged
for them with the Bisbee seconds
one to be played in Bisbee on Nov
l and one in Nogales on Nov. %
A fifth game may be arranged with
Nogales international., 1930-10-03

dicated on February %, 1882, the
date of the bi-centennial celebra-
ton which will be national in scope.
Steps were taken at the Lions
meeting also to try and secure for
Santa Cruz county some of the deer
from Kaibab Forest and have them
distributed in the game reserve IN
the Huachuca mountains and Sec
retary E. S. Edmonson wrote let
ter to the state game warden asking
just how the club should proceed to
sccur the game for this county. 1t
was pointed out at the meeting that
deer had accumulated so rapidly
in the Kaibab Forest that the state
authorities had given orders to have
5000 of them killed.
Nogales international., 1930-10-03
Fasting And Prayer
Feature Yom Kippur

Many prominent Jews of Nogales
motored to Tucson Wednesday night
and yesterday to attend the special
service at Temple Emanuel in obser-
vance of Yom Kippur, or the Day of
Atonement.
Some of the local Jewish stores
were closed all day yesterday in OBJ
servance Of the annual religious GER
emony. Fasting and special services
at the synagogues throughout the
world, from midnight Wednesday
until the same hour Thursday con-
stituted the principal part of the
rituals.
Nogales international., 1930-10-03

Grading, draining and surfacing OF
40 miles of road between Flagstaff
and Fredonia, beginning at Gamer
on bridge, north of Flagstaff and
extending toward F'redonia, Will be
completed by December 81, 1881.
Phoenix Contracts aggregating
more than $47,9OO awarded by Ari-
IONA Highway Commission for sup
plying State with road equipment.
Road will be improved by Feb
ruary %, 1881 on % IL miles of
Holbrook -Lupton road from west
of Sanders toward Arizona-New
Mexico line.
Bisbee Street Department start
ed extensive improvement work on
main thoroughfare of city.