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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-08
STATE OF INDIANA

DEPARTMENT OF STATE
OTTO G: FIE!ELD, Secretary Of STATE &c
8 sH ali c GO EH GREE 5nfS9 PRESENTS
I, Otto G. Fifeld, Secretary of the
State Of Indiana. hereby certify that the
CAPITAL MANUFACTURING 9, COMPANY n,
Secretary of State of the State of Indi-
ana the properly signed and attefted
by Section "a of an Act entitled
IZATION AND CONTROL OF CORPORA
TIONS. FOR PROFIT"
And I further certify that such written
consents. statements and papers so filed
the officers thereof have complied with
the provisions of said Section % and
that said corporation is now in process
IN witness whereof, ! have hereunto
set my hand and affixed the seal Of the
State of Indiana, at the city OF Indian
aPGolis. this 18th day Of Qcto ITT4v- A. D.
SEAL sfzs = secretary &c { Of State
BY }. HIRAM JOHNSTON. Asst Deputy.
NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY
EXECUTORS.
The undersigned executors OF the last
will of Anna J. Marshall, deceased, here
by give notice that pursuant to the
powers. and directions conferred by the
will of the decedent, and by virtue of an
order by the Marion Probate Court of
Marion County, indiana, they will at the
n. VI.
OF March. 1880. at Room. Aetna Build
ing % North Pennsylvania street. i'll the
City of Indianapolis. Indiana. and from
day to day thereafter until sold, offer for
sale at private sale all the interest of the
decedent in and to the following de
scrioed real estate situate in Marion
Lot Lot thirty i'' 'sol in W H. Talbott's Ad-
dition to the City of indianapolis. &C
cording to the. plat Of said Addition
recorded in plat-book four. a. at page
5yn RECORDS
Of the - Recorders Office for Marion
Lot four hundred ffty-two (452l ia
VIM L. Elder and Alfred F. Potts Arm
strong Park Addition to the City of In
dianapolis, according to the plat Of said
Addition recorded in plat-booR twelve
02l at pages 60 and 81 of the records
of the Recorders Office for Marion
Lot fourteen hundred twenty-seven
1427) in Mars Hill" Subdivision OF
parts of Sections 20. % and 80 IN I ILI;l1o
to the plat Of Mars Hill recorded in
plat-book 16 at pages lat to $50 OF the
records of the RECORDERS office Tor
Marion County, Indiana.
Said sale viii oe made subject TO the
approval of said court for not less than
the full appraised value of said real
snd Rq gpG at ea Of ths
purchase money cash in hand and the
balance in not more than three equal.
annual installments with interest at SIX
per cent on deferred payments. WHICH
interest shall be payable seml-annualIy;
and such deferred payments to- be secured
by first mortgage on the real estate so
denced by notes of the purchaser waiy-
ing relief and providing for attorneys
EDMUND T. JOY.
HOWARD r. JOY,
Executors of the last will and Tesla
ment of Anna Jov Marshall. deceased.
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Deaths

Clessis VIM. Meader. IS. 1917 West
Thirtieth. pulmonary tuberculosis.
Anthony T. Lenaghan, IL. 22l PRrkview,
carcinoma.
nois. cerebral apopleXy.
Delaware. hvpoStatic pneumonia.
Ellen Catherine Mcknight. rs. 2l7 North
East, acute dilatation of heart.
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QUIZ CANCSTERS
IN Staying OF
RACKET LEADER
Widow of 'Dingbat' 0berta
CooIIy Testifies at Muir
der Inquest.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, March 8-The roll of
the rackets was called today by
nnlice Seeking a cleW To identity Of
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Houses for Sale

$500 CASH-5-room modern, cinder
block home. 1874 Pleasant Run Blvd.
500 cash. $3.50 per month: rms.
modern. facing Rhodius Park.
$50 Cash s25 per NORTH; Z rms. ana
bathroom. semi-modern. 2 bedrooms. si9
Shepard,
$50 Cash. $40 per mo-; rooms. near
44th on Baltimore Ave.
500 Cash. 500 per month: 4-room mod
ern. 81l Oxford
$500 Cash. $50 per month. 1924 Eng
lsh Ave; 5-rm. modern, close to
Hathorne yards
II you are planning a new home, see
US. LIFETIME CONSTRUCTION at no
higher cost.
BRIDGES S5 GRAVES co.
243 ". Delaware. RI. BAIT.
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Legal Notices
or P1JBLIC HEARING

NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING.
Notice is hereby given to interested
citizens that the Common Council of the
City of Indianapolis through its COM
mittee on Public Parks will hold public
hearing at 7:30 p. m. Monday, March
Itch, 1890. in the Council chamber at the
City Hall on General Ordinance No. 10
1885, which proposes to rezone the fol-
lowing territory: the territory, and
property comprising the municipal air.
port of the City of indianapolis and
that territory and property fronting on
Banner Avenue between the north line of
the municipal airport and the National
the AZ or forty eight hundred area dis
trct and the HI, or the fifty foot heighth
district. be amended, supplemented and
extended so as to include the above
described territory and property.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
City of Indianapolis, this 5th day OF
HENRY o. GOETT.
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Parasol ants derive their name
from habit of biting off pieces of
leaves much larger than themselves
and carrying them over their heads.
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Death Notices

FOWLER. OTIS M.-Passed away at Mi
ami. Fla. Funeral services at Flanner
& Buchanan Mortuary, Monday. p m.
Friends invited. Interment at Crown
Hill.
GIBSON. MRS. CAROLINE MONREAN-
Age 70 years. beloved wife OF James A,
Gibson, and mother of Mrs. J. G. Muir
ray of New York City, passed away
tan hospital. Funeral Friday, March l.
p. M. at FINN BROS. FUNEP Al
HOME. 1859 N. Meridian. Interment Me
mortal Park cemetery. FRIENDS invited.
LAWSON. MARY ELIZABETH-Age 30
yrs, beloved wife OF Joseph F. Lawson.
and mother Of Mrs. Myrtle Leonard,
Mrs. Charles .HiligoSs. Chicago, Mrs.
Aieg 60F3 George S ana 5S ie james LAWSON
passed away at the home OF Mrs, hurry.
FRIDAY March T. Services at residence
Of James Lawson. 1919 Villa ave. Mon
day March 10. p. m. Friends invited.
Interment Washington Rark cemetery.
lDunkirk and Portland, Ind, papers
please copy.l
MERRILL. SAMUEL Beloved. husband Of
Elizabeth J. Merrill and grandfather of
Mrs Nettie Banks. departed this life
Thursday, March 6. age 81 years. Funeral
Saturday. March s. at MOORE & KIRK
?. m Burial Anderson cemetery. Friends
NOGGLE. MRS. COFnNE BELLE nee
Cluml-Of $50 T. Maple road: died at
March s Columbus. O.. after an illness
of eight months. She is the wife OF Don
c. Noggle, district sales manager for the
Townsend Company. New Brighton. Penn.
During her illness she vas with her sis
ter. Miss Mollie Clum. of 225 Northridge
road. Columbus. o. Age As. Survivors:
Husband. one son. Robert D.. her mother,
Mrs Belle Clum; two brothers. H. R.
Clum OF Everett Washington; ". a.
Clum of Columbus: one sister. Miss Mol
lie Clum. Funeral arrangements. Body
al Glenn L Myers n1CrTu2TV where
funeral services will be held o. m. Sat
urday. and burial at Amaranth Abbey
PITTS. HA2LAN-Husband OF Emma Raao
Pitts. father OF Carl ". Pitts. passed
away at his home, 1917 Fletcher ave,
Friday March T. Funeral Monday March
10, D. m. at above address. Friends
invited. Mr.. Pitts formerly lived at
Russellvihe, Ind.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-08
Business
Finance

The StudebakeT Corporation and sub
sidiary companies. including the Pierce
Arrow Motor Car Company. for the year
ended Dec. 81, 1929. reports net sales
amounting to tl45. 3o3 .s34 as against s177.-
f2s. s7e in 1929. decrease OF IL per cent,
and net profits Of sIl .261 as compared
with s17.654156. decrease OF 81 per
cent. After reserves for the Pierce ARROW
Class A minority stockholders interest;
and preferred dividends on Studebaker and
Pierce-Arrow preferred stocks, there re-
manned Sl0846.578 net profits OF 1879
applicable to Studebaker common STOCK,
This was $3.50 per share on the 1851 .320
shares OF stock outstanding at Dec. 81.
1929. or S569 per share on the average
year. The corporations net profits IN
1923. excluding Pierce-Arrow. were sl3, s4I,-
1871. or S7.l6 per share on l,67o,OOO ShsreS
mt star ding.
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n the gas absorption refrigeraUon ous-neeS
as reflected in net profits Of $791 ,229 before
extraordinary deductions amounting 10
81. 347.l72 in the compressor division ano
other. small deductions Tes sui IN ne
pares with net income of s236,39S for
1923. The report also shows important
increases in capital structure ana DOCK
value of the common stock.
DETROIT, March Record earnings
for 1929 of SII.6SI,555 are reported by
Burroughs Adding Machine COMPANY
after deductions for depreciation, taxes
and all other charges. This is eGuiva-
lent to S2.33 a share on the 100000
shares of nOn-par value stock outstand-
ing At the close of the year. com
pared with earnings of S1.65 a share Oh
the same number of shares for 1928.
Constructive forces for the most part.
ruled both the stock and bond markets in
February when new pgud5diCc Go, offerings ne o, OF
securities aggregated $500, 98l,2lO in the
monthly investment review Of Lawrence
Stern 81 Co.. investment bankers OF Chi
cago and New York.
CHICAGO. March 7.-Approximately
30 per cent increase in sales was gained
in February by the Bendix-COwdrey
Brake Tester. Inc. subsidiary of the
Bendix Aviation Corporation. Increased
orders represent domestic and foreign
sales. according to F. W. Parks, presi-
dent of the company. Three substantial
increases came from Uruguay.
In its annual report for the year 1929.
made public today, American Water Works
and Electric Company, Inc, reported con
sohdated gross earnings OF s54,ll9.004,
new record and q gain OF $3074,3l4 over
gross for the year 1928.
WILLIAMSBURG. Pa. March 7.-Ly-
coming Manufacturing Company. a dl-
vision OF Auburn Automobile Company, re-
ported $50 per cent increase IN the
March l. the beginning of the second quar-
ter Of the fiscal year 1880. compared with
releases on Dec. l, the beginning Of the
frst quarter.
The annual report of The Borden Com
-pany-the first report of any kind issued
by the company on its 1929 operating re-
suItS-revesIs an impressive record OF
sales and earnings never before eausled
in the seventy-three years since the bust
ness was founded by Gail Borden. The
past year was one of marked progress
and development and was characterized
nv further expansion and diversified
ton of the company and its operating
properties In the various states and
Canada.
Lane, Piper & JafrRy. Inc: Foreman
State Corporation Northern National
Corporation, and Anglo London Paris Com
pany are offering 100000 three-year d
per cent collateral trust gold notes Of
The Greyhound Corporation. due March /,
1893. at 90 and accrued interest to yield
67s per cent.
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The eleventh consecutive quarterly div
dend on United states Electric Light
and Power Shares, Inc, trust eertih-
Gates series "a" was distributed on
March T.. This distribution in cash
totaIed 1893. 600. equivalent to So cents
per share on the 100000 shares cut
standing as OF that date. Dividends
paids on the "a" certificates during
1929 were $3.50 per share.
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Houses fOr Rent

ADAMS. 2soe-Half double: 4. coy rms:
gas electric lights, inside toilet, heater
furnished; garage; water paid $23. Can
Ri 1888; evenings. HUI. 3l08.
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ADAMS. 2s0e-Half double; I. coy rms:
gas, electric lights, inside toilet, heater
furnished; garage water paid S23. Can
Ri 1888: evenings. Hu. 3l08.
ARLINGTON. s. l19-4 rms. semi-mod..
SIS Near school, car. Oh. $3.50.
ARROW AVE. 1865 rooms. semi-mod-
ern. water pd.; S2250. Oh. 4409.
AUDUBON RD-6 rms, strictly modern:
bulletins; yard: garage. IT. $780,.
BEAUTY. 24l-Only SIT: small bungalow;
rms; lights, well. garage. RI. SAL
BROOKsIDE PKY.. N, DIR. 2S46-CoTner:
s rms; water; garage; $40. Oh. 0297
BYRAM 1905 rooms modern 90. $500
Pennsylvania N, 2l75 rms. mod. $50
kenWood, 23f0; rms. fur. $3.50. $4,000
r. E. MATHEWS. ia. 1871.
CHARLES, 1337-39-Dble rms. a side;
semi-mod.; water pd.; reaS. Dr. STA.
COLLEGE. 1921 29-6-rm.. redec0.. hard
woods. new Turn, va. pd.. gar; $500.
CONGRESS, 727-Near Holy Angels,
rooms modern. cistern. $50. Ia 0882.
DELAWARE. N.-Attrac. 5-room modern
cottage: nice yard: gar; IeaS Ia. ais.
EDISON. l0O5-6-room mod. double. water
ENGLISH l702A-7 rooms and bath. semi
modern, upstairs nice location, very
reasonable rent. Dr.. $3.50.
EUGENE, 856-5 rooms, modern; nice yard
EDw&SR RTsgse & f E0wA f9bsi'i0n' $50 SEQ
rooms and bath aside garage. Phone
Mr.. TompkinS Ri 1880.
CRACELAND. 4243-Attractive 4-room dou-
ble garage sac. Wa. $500.
HAUGH, ,422--5-room cottage; gas, cleo:
gar. well cistern; good paper; SIS,
HILLSIDE. 2Ol7-2019-Dandy Groom dou-
Bile. garage. Only SCI. Oh. l455.
HOLMES AVE. as S.-Only $50; modern,
single: rooms. Ri. 644l.
KEYSTONE, N, 54l-6 rooms and bath,
y month rent free. Only $50. Call Wa.
LA SALE. S., 4l-6O: CT rms. $50 90
New Jersey, s, $685.; 3 rms....... l6. so
New jersey 5. 628; Z rms. ....,... 26.50
LAUREL 2oSM4-roqm 6 Seegm3i-modern ga
LEEDS 24o-Double: 4 rms: gas, cleo, in
side toilet, water pd.; gar, $l8; good cond.
I,INWOOD. N. 23--4 rooms: inside toilet,
basement: SIT. II. 0923-M.
MADISON AVE, 1928 Lover duplex, 3
front and back porches. Only $25.
MICHIGAN. F.. 2919-4-room mod double
bung.: in-a-door bed; $3.50 Wa. 1924 RI
NORDYKF, Double. rooms: gas,
cleo. gar. ctstern: good condition: S15.
RANDOLPH. N, 22l-6-room mod. double;
newly papered $40 Ri 1868 after g.
RAYMOND, E. qI6-5 rms. modern double.
Near Garfield park. $50.
RITTER. s., 3744 rms water paid, J.
w. Friday. 234 Lemcke, Ii. 1850
ST. PETER. 9i4-5 rms gas, water pd,
), W Friday. 334 Lemcke, u $3.50.
TROWBRDGT. 259-O Only $50; mod. sin
gle: rooms; Al condition; $50. RI. 644l.
26TH ST W. 1275-Modern 5-room dou-
BILE: $50: water paid Wa. 4459.
ONLY $16-1997 HILLSIDE
rooms, lights gas, inside toilet. water
paid. large yerd. owner Ia. 1904.
ONLY $50 PER MONTH
Well built 4-room cottage. extra large
garage. place for chickens. Close to trans
ports ton. DR.. 3066.
ONLY $l8 (Coloredl -l222 w 26th; rms:
lights gas, garage. Ri. 644l.
COLORED-l826 Martindale: rooms; sl5
month Call H. L. DITHMER. Ia. 0689.
Suburban for Rent
BUNGALOWS rooms. overstuffed furnit.
double gar. garden or Chickens s45. Ri.
2104
ONE block out of city limits, 4-room
house. ! acre ground, fruit trees chicken
house, garage. Be. 0380.
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS.
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Special Notices
OTTO GRAF, JeReler

New location. 116 E. Washington,
2 doors west of Vonnegut Hard
ware store. Fine watch and
jeWelry repairing. All work
guaranteed.
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Lane. Piper & Jafray. Inc; Foreman
State Corporation Northern National
Corporation. and Anglo London Paris Com
pany are Offering 100000 three-year 8
per cent collateral trust gold notes Of
The Greyhound Corporation, due March !,
1893. at 90 and accrued interest to yield
69s per cent.
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NEW YORK, March 7.-Servel. Inc. an
nual report for 1929 shows large increases
in the gas absorption refrigeration business
as reflected in net profits Of $79l ,22s before
extraordinary deductions amounting to
sI347172 in the compressor division and
other small deductions. resulting in ne
loss for the wear of $500 ,097. This com
Dares with net income Of s236.39s for
1928. The report also shows important
Increases in capital structure and book
value of the common stock.
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ARLINGTON s.. l19-4 rms. semi-mod.,
SIS. Near school, car. Oh. $3.50
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FOWLER. OTIS M-Passed away at Mi
ami. Fla Funeral services at Flanner
& Buchanan Mortuary, Monday. 2 p. m.
Friends invited. Interment at Crown
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-08
Room for Rent With Board

ALA, N. 1928. APT. 2-Furn. rn1.. meals.
Christian Science. Ha. 0494-R
JEFFERSON. N. I9-Clean, com table nm.
I or 2 mod: home cooking. Oh. 65i4-J.
NEW JERSEY, n. 2lO8-Desir. front. bust
ness man or empl. cple: privll. Ha: 5654-W
NEW JERSEY. N, 2229-Very attractive
front room, plenty hot water; strictly
modern home; good meals. Ia. 47o6.
PENN, n. 2I23-Nice warm room for 2.
Private home Home cooking.
CHRISTIAN home; aged or children: best
Of references. Be. l9la-R |.
CLEAN room for 2. modern home. 81 each;
meals. Ir. 4309.
Rent Housekeeping Rooms
ALABAMA. N. 2O4l-Attractively fur
nlshed. ! nm. and Atchenette. Ia. 47l6.
ALABAMA. n. 528-Front 2-rm. apt: 81:
nice nm. az SIS. Ri. 1915.
ALABAMA. ~. S3o-2-room apartment;
BATES. 9li-Extra large rooms. every
thing furnished. with bath: 81 per xk.
CENTRAL. 1862 modern unfurnished
housekeeping rooms: private entrance.
DELAWARE. $50 N.-Large rm.; plenty
heat, hot water reasonable. II. 4705.
EAST. n. s42-I modern room and
kitchenette; reasonable.
EAST ST. N. 91+Furn. 2 connect. rms,
modern. clean. steam heat. Adults. 81.
ILLINOIS, n, 2339-I. q, rms, every-
thing furn.. 40 rms, $3.50. Ia. lilo.
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ARROW AVE. 1865 rooms. semi-mod-
ern water nd SO. SO. Oh A409.
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Suburban for Rent

BUNGALOWS rooms. overstuffed furnit.
double gar. garden or chickens; s45. Ri.
2104.
ONE block out of city limits, 4-room
house ! acre ground, fruit trees, chicken
house, garage. Be. 0380.
TRY TIMES WANT ADs FOR BUSINESS.
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New Marilvn Apartments

1927 Julian Ave: three. four and five
room suites; Frigidaire. kitchen cabinets.
gas range. radio connection and garage
See. Mr.. Vernia. Apt. No. /, II. 1920
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JDUBON RD.-6 rms, strictly modern:
Mllt-ins. ward. garage II. 3136-J.
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Constructive forces for the most part.
ruled both the stock and bond markets in
February when new public offerings OF
Securities aggregated $500, 981 .2lO in the
American market. according to the
monthly investment review Of Lawrence
stern IL Co.. investment bankers of Chi
cagO and New York.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-05
Boston, Detroit
Pucksters Fight

New York. Feb. 5.-(P,--There was
no change in the standing Of either
division of the National Hockey
League from last nights games.
The Boston, Detroit game wound up
with a fist fight on the ice after the
Bruins had taken their Goth victory
Of the season, 3 to 1.
In the New York the gallery was
excited over a squirt of the Americans
that gave them a So victory over the
Rangers and the fans started bat
thing.
The second and third place teams
In the Canadian divisions. Les Cana
diens Of Montreal, and the Ottawa
Senator'S. picked up two points apiece
with easy victories. Les Canadiens
outclassed Toronto 3 to /. Ottawa
trounced Pittsburgh, S to /.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-05
Long Battle Between Uncle
Robbie and S. W. Mckee.
yer Called to Halt IS.

New York, Feb. 5.-(R-The dove Of
peace finally hovers over the strife
torn Brooklyn club Of the National
league. The long battle between VIII
bert Robinson, president-M anager-di-
rector Of the club, and s. w. NC
Keever, q director heading an oppo-
sition faction, was ended yesterday by
official action Of the National league,
holding its spring meeting here. \
Under the somewhat complicated
terms Of the agreement Robinson re-
signed as president and director and
was re-engaged as manager for two
years. Frank B. York, attorney for
McKeever and member Of the board,
was elected president for two years.
Robinson's successor as q director
will be named by Joseph A. Gilleau-
deau, secretary and member Of the
board. who represents the heirs Of the
late Charles H. Ebbets.. Still another
member Of the board Will be named
by John A. Heydler, president Of the
National league.
The directors, when the slate Is
completed, thus will consist Of Nc
Keever. York, Gilleaudeau, and the
two appointees. one by. 0illeaudeau
and the other by Heydler.
The Brooklyn situation has been q
sore spot in the league for some years.
Robinson's three-year contract 8
manager expired at the end Of the
1879 season, and McKeever opposed
its renewal. while the Ebbets heirs,
holding so per cent Of the clubs stock.
stood solidly behind "Uncle Robbie"
Strictly speaking, the club has been
without q manager since Robinson's
contract expired.
The league also adopted the sched-
ule, reelected Barney Dreyfuss, Pitts
burg, as vice president, and referred
to the rules committee Z suggestion
by Emil Fuchs Of the Boston Braves
that the rules be amended to permit
umpires to eject players from games
for q specified number Of innings in
stead Of for the duration Of the con-
test.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-05
Roy and Bart Repeat 'M'Leod' Act Here
A.A.U u. Launches
Latest Campaign
6rundage Would Better ReIa.
tons With Colleges; Wider
Competition Wanted

Chicago. Feb. 5.-R-The Amateur
Athletic Union Of the United States,
under the direction Of President
Avery Brundage Of Chicago. has
launched an extensive campaign to
Improve its position in the athletic
world and to make itself more under
standable, especially by the colleges.
Ever since the organization found
itself at loggerheads with several
Western Conference colleges last
spring over the question Of competing
with athletes under the A. A. U. ban,
Brundage has been mapping out the
campaign now under way.
The initial step In the organiza-
TONS campaign is q drive for MEM
bership, the proceeds Of which will be
used toward the building up Of ar
endowment fund, the income derived
therefrom to be used to promote anna.
teur competition on q more wide.
spread scale.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-02-05
HACK WILSON, bush,
ROOT, malone Said
GIVEN Big SALARIES
Owner WrigIey, Who Misses Di.
rectors' Meetings for Base.
ball, Wants Pennant
WISHES TO BEAT ATHLETICS
President veeck Refuses to An
nounce Wages; Hack Be-
Iieved Given $4,000
WISHES TO BEAT ATHLETICS

Chicago. Feb. 5.-(Pt-Wllllan
Wrigley's temperamental Cubs. VIC
tins Of q few undesired records IN
their recent world series skirrnish with
the Athletics, have established some
what of a different record In signing
their 1880 contracts.
Instead of giving Owner Wrigley
President william Veeck and Man
ager Joe Mccarthy several financial
and managerial headaches by becom-
ing high class holdouts. as is the Gus
tom of players on most champion
ship clubs, every Cub has signed MS
contract without delay.
Even Hack Wilson. who year AFTER
year has played the holdout role
admittedly for sparring purposes,
came through with his signature IN
record time.
Although Veeck refuses to give out
salaries for public knowledge, 1t IS
known the big reason for the lack OF
holdouts among the Cubs is due TO
substantial increases in pay Tor the
more important members Of the Ma
tional league championship cast.
Wilson is believed to have received a
contract calling for $4,000. a good
increase over 1929, while Charlie
Root, Guy Bush and Pat Malone.
aces Of the pitching staff. also Will
draw fatter pay envelopes.
Wrigley, who regularly turns down
directors meetings in his various
business enterprises to watch his team
play, has his heart set not only for
another National league flag but for
another chance to win the worlds
championship. preferably at the ex-
pense Of the selfsame Athletics.