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Doze,-JOnes
Summary

Londen-Nsw York cables, ~ opssnsss -,, At
f.s7 $50 unchanged Paris lzs:sS on sa5
selS. 1902: Italy. s2.sso; Berlin. SV'SS$'
Ward Baking Corporation declared
regular quarterly dividend of Si.7S On
preferred payable Oct. /, record Sept. IL.
c1nerators Of south Oklahoma City OIL
Pool agree to reduce production 70 per
cent OF capacity although under coIpqIs a
ton cogmisson ruling s slI0aoh have only
been producing l-3 per cent OF caps0i'y'
American Gas and Electric Company, 5
p S ogtg By i RwH yea DECREASE q
per cent from like period 1923.
Central bank of Chile rediscount rate
to per cent from 6 per cent.
Minneapolis. st. Paul and s. s. Marie
Railway excluding wisconsin Centra,ie s J1 NY
deficit after taxes and charges sl6S s5 gIS
ssnS o sqFpgas sc st' 81 against
nius OF sie4,T3s. wisconsin Central July
defcit after taxes and charges ,v So9 9;S 30
se eSsS nontRs deficit 81. 4Ss.s57 against de-
felt of sll9.0l6 in first seven montHs 1870
Cities Service July surplus after pre-
ferred dividends S3,34S,67S available TOR
common dividends and reserves against
sea 1886 in July, 1929. Twelve months
s41.451,774 against $25,159,7S5 Regular
monthly dividends declared.
Macmarr stores. Inc END su5sst toI ds
probation. taxes, ETC.. equal TO IS Genus
a common snare.
Bulova Watch Company. second quarter
charges equal to 81 cents common snare
Agreement reached of ACQUISITION ct
H HSYsti 6Grkc 6aTp S Of the Americas
through exchange of stock on basis , z
shares for one, Of Aviation CorpoTat Ioto
on proposal at special meetings shortly.
C. M. Hall Lamp Company declared a
quarterly dividend of is cents on common.
HERETOFORE s7ls cents had been PAID quar-
terly.
Utility g. Industrial corpoo6ation in tT y; ys
share on i.oo0,9 common shares: In
Year ended March 81. 1880, S1.31 share
was earned on the common.
Government Sherman Antitrust law
suit AGAINST eleven motion picture dis
tributinE companies aS nT;Tg co IT9 n
agreement.
INCOME tax recepts IL o Jsly to tsdeS f2g
.917 a decrease OF ss'o5oozS from jury
1929.
Domestic Cigarette production in July
1859, 3s5,542 an increase of 1.1S4.13s,751
over July. 1929. Cigars, 562,99O,1SS
decrease of 57,646,935. Manufactured
tobacco 2s,O1s.O5S pounds decrease of
1.sO6.O41 pounds. Manufactured snuH
increased 1884 pounds to 2,945,1s9
pounds.
pure Oil Company reduced Midland
Michigan Crude OIL Is cents barrel TO
s1.30.
wav u Company aniyiO' to issue 5000 900 irst
mortgage bonds to be sold to highest BID
der ct not less than 9712. Proceeds 20
reimburse. treasury for capital eXpenol-
lures made.
Sacramento Northern Railway author
lied by I. G. g. to issue promiss9rtXi nots
to Western Pacific Railway in payment on
a like amount of advances.
Container Corporation declared regular
quarterly dividends OF 80 cents on CLASS q
and $1.75 on preferred payanle OcV' l.
record Sept. IL.
Famous Player Canadian Corporation
declared regular quarterly dividend of
so cents on common payable Sent. %,
record Sept. IL.
McKesson g. Robbins common stock
placed on 81 annual basis against q
si'{57.7l5 after interest taxes and all
f isss. "N''''''
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WEAKER TREND
FELT IN LOCAL
SWINE MARKET
Cattle and Calves Show No
Changes; Sheep Hold
Steady Tone.

Evidence Of selling at the recent
advance made its appearance in
hogs at the city stockyards this
morning, prices declining 20 to 25
cents. Pigs were off so to rs cents.
The bulk, 100 to $50 pounds, sold
for s11.40 to S11.65. Top price $1l.65.
Receipts were estimated at $500,
holdovers were 486.
Cattle were steady, receipts num-
bering $50. Calves showed no change
in prices, vealers selling at $3.50
down. Calf receipts were ESQ.,
Sheep we're steady and strong,
good and choice lambs selling at $40
to 81. Receipts were 1000.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers
were 5000. The market was slow
with most early bids and a few
sales Is to Is cents under Thurs
days average. Paying upward to
$1l.50 to $11.65 for good and choice
$50 to 210 pound weights; $1l.6o re-
fused for 1870 to 200 pound weights.
Little done on anything else. Cat
tie receipts we're $500, sheep 11,OOO.
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United Press

CINCINNATI. Aug. -Butter-Steady;
creamery in tub lots. according to score.
36a 39c common score diScounted. 2m3c'
packing stock. No. !. 28c: No. 2. &c; No. ),
cases included: Extra firsts. soc; f1rst5. 26c;
seconds. 24c; nearby ungraded. 26c. Live
at heavy discount; fowls. 5 lbs. and over.
zoe: lbs. and over, tic; lbs. and over.
l5c: Leghorns. 8 lbs. and over. l3c;
27c: broilers, colored. over lbs. 22c;
broilers. over. IA lbs; 2lc; IL lbs. and
over iis lbs, 21c; Ia lbs. and over. 19c:
broilers. partly feathered. 15@I8c; black
springers l6c.
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country Rum Loss OF delivered
in indianapolis tic: henery quality No. /.
25e; No. 2; l3c; ,-,. u,s u,,rn,r,
AZ lbs or over, Ice: under 4l7 lbs, 16c;
IeghoTn hens lac: springers, 21s lbs. or
over. 2ic: under. 21z lbs. 1sc; Leghorn
fun feather. fat whites, &c: geese. &c.
These prices are for No. ] TOP quality.
0I Butter y (Thoiesale9 no /. 4la42c: No. ?
37035c.
Butterfat-41c,
undl-American loaf. sic; pimento loaf.
52o: Wisconsin flrstS. 27c; Longhorns. sac;
New York Limberger. 36c.
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Building Permits

Beverage Paper Company. building,
Standard Standard Oil Company. filling station.
2lO1 West Morris, $4,000.
Hoosier Coal Company, garage, 1904 East
Harry UnintS, garage, 1915 Wright. $3.50.
Hartman Thomas. remodel. $50 Thirty
Scherrer Hardware Company. storeroom.
2019 West Morris. $500.
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CURTIS TO TAKE STUMP
Vice President to Open Senatorial
Campaign for Davis.
AZ Tnited Press


WASHINGTON, Aug. 22-Vice-
President Curtis will deliver an adj
dress Saturday night in Sharon, Pa,
opening the senatorial campaign of
Secretary of Labor Davis in the lat
ter,s home town, it was announced
today.
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Sues to Recover U. S. Tax

Alleging overassessment in in
come tax for 1921 and 1922, the
Studebaker Corporation of South
Bend has filed suit in federal court
to recover $47,427 for the internal
revenue bureau.
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Deaths

Matte Fletcher. 80. 1874 West Ohio. pull
monary tuberculosis. ,
Andrew Hines. II city hospital, CeES-
brospinal meningitis. 49,
John Gunsaul, q. 14l4 81. fetef, pui-
monarv tuberculosis.
William Shanahan. II. central INDIANA
hospital. erysipeias.
elizabeth Kruger. SO. 9o2 South Della
"i Lucil ea Miller, Is. city hospital. posi-
partun eclampsis.
sistent thymus.
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The City
in Brief
SATURDAY EVENTS

SATURDAY EVENTS
Beta Theta ri luncheon, Board Of
Sigma Alpha Epsilon luncheon. Cham.
Der OF Commerce.
Ernest Cohn of the Homer Mckee
Company, spoke on Radio Adver-
Using. An Analysis of It's Uses and
Development" Thursday at the In
dianapolis Advertising Club at the
Columbia Club.
Twelve delegates representing In
diana schools viii attend the ninth
biennial convention of the Interna-
tional Federation of Catholic Alum
nae, Saturday to Wednesday, at EN-
mitsburg, Md.
Herbert E.. Wilson. Democratic
candidate for prosecutor, is in Chi
cago today attending the American
Bar Association convention.
County Republican candidates for
representative in the legislature will
meet at 1880 tonight at the Claypool.
Claude McElwaine, with score of
81, won first low gross in the In
dianapolis Real Estate Board golf
tournament Thursday at the Speed
way golf course. AL Quigley was
second and Emerson w. Chaille,
third.
Edward B. Rieman of the Merid-
ian Flower Shop has left for San
Francisco to attend the convention
of the Florists Telegraph Associa-
ton, Sept. to 5.
/. Sidney Stein, Indiana law
school graduate, has joined the law
firm of Ross, Sullivan & Knight
9O1 -05 State Life building.
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Bu United Press

CHICAGO. Aug. 2.-Eggs,-Market.
&c; frsts. Csc: current receipts. 22Q23
ordinaries. I5m21c; seconds 13@15c. But
ter-Market. firm: receipts; 1888 tubs;
356m36cl seconds. 33@34c: standards,
38Ac Poultry-Market. steady; receipts
cars: fowls. gen run. s9012c; fowls. 200
PC: springers. 24c: Leghorns. 15c: ducks
is q zoe: geese. lac: turkeys. l8c;. ROSTERS
15c: broiers, &c. Cheessee-.Twins, lSm
tstoes-On track. 1871; arrivals. 9I: ship
ments. 923: market barely steady; sacked
Irish Cobblers, Wisconsin, sl.75G LBS; Ne
braska. Si70M1.S0: Missouri. s1.65 @ l.60;
Minnesota sacked early OhioS, sl.55Q l.65;
Idaho sacked Russets, s2.40.
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CLEVELAND. Aug. -Butter-Extras.
42s4c: extra frsts 4294c. Eggs-Extras,
ale: frsts. 24c; ordinaries, 19c.. Poultry
tic: heavy boilers. asa SOC; Leghorn
broilers, goa 22c; ducks. 1Od zoe; old cocks,
lao l6c geese zoe. Potatoes-No quotes.
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BIZ rnited Press

NEW YORK. Aug -Flour-Quiet and
arm: spring patents. s5lOd5.40. Pork
Steady. Mess-s3l so. Lsrd-Firm. Middle
West Spot-Sl1 .45q11.55. Tallow-Steady;
and lower; Long Island sll3l0; south
ern. $3.50. Sweet Potatoes-Weak; South
ern baskets. SOAPS; Southern barrels,
s2G6.50. Dressed Poultry = Irregular;
turkeys, 22d45c; chickens, 22d $50: fogls,
i5d soc: ducks. 12@15c; ducks. Long
island. 1591Sc. Live Poultry-Firmer;
26c; turkeys. 2Od25c ROSTERS. 15@16c;
broilers. 1870 30c. Cheese-Ftrm; state
whole milk. fancy to special, 24d26c;
Young America. 19d 25c.
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. LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE Aliens
registration ofics Of the London
police has received between 500 and
500 foreigners daily during record
breaking year.
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Net Changes

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. 21.-Closing
prices and net changes on principal
stocks traded on the New York
Stock Exchange today we're as fol-
low:
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TREAsI-RY sTATEMENr

b. United Press
WASHINGTON. Aug 22-The treasury
net balance on Aug. 20 was sii2. 20s. 80 a.
Expenditures for the same dav we're
s6.635 2l0.96 and customs receipts for the
month % that date were $50. $50. 1901.
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Local Wagon Wheat
MANY Aliens Register

CITY grain elevators are paying 79c for
No. l red wheat and 7ec for No. naro
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% cHa1RcAao xSg 22.cqSh grain ard cl Sss;
%S9&ci v 30 = ha69 Sg No. @ST mixed SsIc;
No No. yellow, s9a4c@$l ;oO1a:o No. 2 yellow.
99 Nc s yfllov 49, ssAcSs ye}foH
CO.. r. No, yellow. csc: No. 2 white,
$685. q 1857; sample gradas white: 9S "a
Csc. Oats-No. 2 white, 4oA G4l 4e; no no
Rve1No. i 661ac: No. 2, SAC. Barley,ao48
S66c Timothy-$5 25 @5.50. Clover -sA2.fo
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POLAND TO BE WARNED
Official Protest to Be Sent; Planes
May Be Fired On.
BIZ United Press


BERLIN, Aug. 22.-The recently
renewed flight of Polish airplanes
over German territory will bring an
official protest to Poland from the
German government and may result
in the Germans shooting at the
trespassing planes, it was learned
reliably today.
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EW UITTH TTTEN
NEW YORK. Aug 22-Bank ciearings
s562 0oo. 600 clearing house balance Sl46.-
600 900. federal reserve bank credit balance
xI2z OOO. COO
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Other Livestock
81 United Press

CHICAGO, Aug. 22.-Hogs.-Receipts, 10.
mostly on lighter weights. uneyenly. 1o@
9So later bs sales nd eas pacns
soWs and pigs. Slow at full decline; top.
sll.75; light lights, 140-160 lbs. good and
choice. sio25@ 50; light weight ~ 10000
dium weights. 2Oc-25o lbs. good and
choice. $if.i5611.65; heavy. weights ESQ
$50 lbs. good and choice, sloGll.2S; pack
sood and oS Sideshissa $50 Sss
ceipts. $500; calves, 1000; best steers and
even advance; with heavies at biggest
selected yealers, $3.50; best weighty
steers. 100000 lbs. good and choice. 500
LIS; 9o0-lloo lbs. good and choice;
ss.75@1i;5o: 1loo-1Soo lbsa good and
choice. sioa1i,5o; sOO-isoo lbs, common
and medium, $6:5o@l0; heifers, 550-s5o
lbs. good and choice. $9;75@11,So; com,
mon MOI oS and mss s sSSo@lo; c9TS g00d
s4.75d5.75; low cutter and cutter, $3.50
choice, beef, s6G7; cutter to medium:
Choice, sl2Gis5o; medium. s1oSGiS; Gull
and common, $7.50M1O; stocker and feed
er cattle steers. 5oo-1o50 lbs. good and
choice. s6.7sS@s:5o; common sn 3D. medium
steady to strong. strictly choice, loc high
err: sheep. around Csc higher; bulk desir-
to shippers rangers. $1,000 1850; native
bucks. mostly $9@s.50; fat ewes. mostly
$3.50 450; Slaughter sheep and lambs:
1885, IDS med GMn sGHa aha ali
weights. common, S575@s25: ewes, so-1SO
lbs, medium to choice, $2.75@450; all
feeding lambs, 5o75 lbs, good and choice,
S6.75@775.
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Other Livestock

~ CLLEEV 1ISLAND Aug. 22.-Hogs-Receipts
lover lower mostly loc down on TepresentatdiVVt
weights; spots. Csc off on pigs; bulk 100
30 lbs $l225 top $i235; ; 22S n2Se ! sTi
SattIe-Receipts. 200: strong at week
advance; common steers, ,$7@8.1o; 1l6o:
i2oo-lb weights $7S5@s low Gu gutter a, sno
receints. 800: steady: better grade vealers
siSGf4; common and medium, around
$sG12. sheep-Receipts 500; good t.
nlainer kinds. fairly numerous, downward
to So and So: culls, downward to Sc and
under; sheep, firm.
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$40 YORK sTATEMENr

b. Tufffd prfse
CHICAGO. Aug. z2-Bank clearing
SO 100. 600. balances. $500 600.
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dsv vas 23177. OF III. Average OF
twenty rails vas l77.T7. on liza Aver
h1srs a. q fortT 5o1ds vas sss7. u %.
fsu h.Fh FOR 1890
b. United Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 22.-Trading
on the stock exchange today was
about the dullest in several years.
Prices sold of in the morning, sew
ersl issues touching new lows for
the year or longer, but toward noon
a better tone waS noted and leaders
were rising above their lows Of the
day
The weak spots we're spread in
various sections. Baltimore g. Ohio
dipped TO a new low for the year at
96if. of %. in the rails; Warner
Brothers Pictures at 24s. of IL
in the amusement. and Anaconda at
AZ. of IL in the coppers.
Utilities Firm
Two groups we're hrm-the to-
baccoS and utilities. In the for
mer, America Tobacco B rose 4
points to 256 and gains Of point
each we're scored by Lorillard, Lig-
get & Myers and United Stores A
the latter helped by the recent de-
cision Of United Cigar Stores Com
pany TO raise the price Of cigarets.
American and Foreign Power led
the utilities with a gain Of IL
points to 7liE. American Telephone
was up nearly a point at 2l1@
around noon and fractional gains
we're registered in Consolidated
Gas and United Corporation.
Railroads Easier
Radio Keith rpheum continued
to feature the amusements, holding
around 34as, up z from the previous
close. Other amusements held III
a narrow range.
In connection with the weakness
in Warner Brothers Pictures, it was
learned that a stakeholder with 300
shares had asked a receivership for
the company on the grounds of mis-
MANAGEMENT. Oficials of Warner
Brothers said the charges were I'M
founded.
Following Baltimore & Ohios de-
cline. other rails we're easier. New
York Central lost 2 points to 157
and Chesapeake & Ohio declined
Ia to 40Iz.
Call money held at ? per cent.
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Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO sTATENENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Indianapolis bank clearings Friday AUG
20. s2.s07.0 900: debts. s5.792.00o
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BIZ United Press

~ T06fEE F1Dooo o. O.. Aug. 22.-Hogs- Receipts
$50; market, steady to 15c lower; heavies'
ediuns s s6S Is GG 9ftftierS
Peceints IS: market, active; calves, re-
CENTS light; market, steady. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, light; market, steady.
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investment Trusts

by James T. Hamill & Co..
Aug. a.
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Chicago Grain Table

BU TIMES NDecldJ - -,I 1r,,,..4
AZ: corn. 2l5: oats. 70; rye, 2, and barley.
To[Ep0, o. Aug sS@a 22-G Co4n-S SloSei
Yellow Yellow si.oid .O8. oats-No. 2 white.
4SsG451ac. Rye-No. 2. 7Sc. BarrlseYEMo X.
nrine choice, $1480: october $3.50; De-
cember. $50 March, SIC. Alsike-Cssh,
lS2: October. $l225; DECEMBER, $lS,oo'
Country run, 21@23c. Hay-Timothy Sl.25
cv,t
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TInited Press

EAST BUFFALO. Aug. 22.-Hogs-Re-
interests: bulk. lso-220 lbs. I5a25c lower
Sl225: other weights. generally steady;
2so-2so lbs. sil.75612; 40 lbs. down.
Cattle-Reeeipts, 1875: active: fully steady:
medium heifers. $50; cutter cows. s2,50G
4.25; calves. receipts. 400: vealers, slow;
steady to weak; good to cheice, $3.50
down. sheep-Receipts. 100; lambs.
draggv; barely steady: good 70 choice ma
tives; $il; medium. s9.75GIos throw outs.
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STOCK TRADING
DROPS TO Low
EBB FOR YEAR
List RegainS Upward Trend
After Selling Lower
Early in Day.
Average Stock Prices

Avsraze a. thirty industriais for Thurs
twenty rails vas l77.T7. on ia Aver
are Of twenfv utilities was 1855. OF IS.
Areraze % fortv bonds vas 1851. VI OF.
Nfu high Tor 1890.
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London-Eew York cables openea q
! sells. 1909: Italy. s2.ss5: Berlin. 2o,Ssz.
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BIZ Enitcd Press

Receipts. 5000; market: slow; generally
25Q3 $50 lower than Thursdays best time
early top. $ll.85 for one load; $ll.75 paid
lbs, SIT 55Gl1.7o some 500 b. averages GaHsS
sows. ss.7S@9.35. Cattle-Receipts, 800
steady: one load native steers, $3.50; two
cars of Kansas Grassers. $50: cows. $425
al rs; low. cutters. s3Q3.5o: top sausage
ceipts. 1000; market: fairly active on
lambs at steady prices; bulk fat kinds to
packers. $9.50G975; top. 10; throwouts,
$3.50; most fat ewes. 1904.
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PITTSBURGH. Aug. 2.-Hogs-Receipts,
50S; market; slog; mostly Csc lower; 100.
Gil2: 100-l40 Ss.. S1l@11.50: sows. $8.75
down. Cattle-Receipts 10; market.
steady: medium grade cows, S4q5. Calves
Receipts, so; market. steady to soc
higher; top veaIers SIG; bulk good to
choice, s1l@l2.5o. Sheep-Receipts, 800;
fat lambs. steady: good to choice. $3.50
Gl0.50: medium lambs down to $500.
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BIZ Tinted Press
1850: Including 2.650 direct: heldover. 40:
moderately active; mostly soc lower: buik
mostly. siis5 on $40 lbs down; some 275.
10. weights downward to SLIPS: 130-150
lbs. sl0.75: most sows. $3.50: few. BIS.
generally. steady to strong: or soc to 75c
higher for. the week on most killing
classes class bulls e5Scsptsd; common snd o ne.
few more desirable kinds. So SOC lo.25:
most cows. $500 .25;- low cutters and
cutters. s3.5064.75: bulls. largely $500
$3.50: vealers, steady: bulk good and
choice. si2G Is. common and medium. 81
GIL. Sheep-Receipts, 1900. generally
si0dio.50: medium and buck lambs. $40
$50: common throwouts. s5.5pGs.5o: fat
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FIT. WAYNE Ind, Aug. 22.-Hogs-
Market, 2Oa5Oc lower: s0-l3o lbs. S1O25
lSo-l5o lbs. $1,000: l5o-17o lbs. s11: l7O-
223o lbs. s1l.l5;. 2so-25O lbs. $ll; 25o-27O
lbs, $3.50: roughs. 1925; stays, $3.50;
calves. So: lambs, $9G9.50.
BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE. KY. Aug. 22.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts. 200: market. 35c lower: $50 lbs
up. slo,s5; l65-250 lbs. sl1.50: 13o-165
lbs $lo.35: $50 lbs. down. S6.55: roughS
sos; tags. $7.45. >Catle-Receipts, 800:
market. steady; prime heavy steers. $500
9; heavy shipping steers, S6d $780, me dunn
and plain steers. s5G5.50: fat heifers. $3.50
G9; good to choice cows, s4.25@5 $50: me-
dunn to good COWS, S3.7504.25: cutters,
$3.50 s.75:. gamers. s2G3; bulls. s4G.e;
feeders. 5000 $50; stocsers. s4a525:
choice. se@l0.so; medium to good. $500
$50: common to medium, sos. Sheep.
Receipts, 400: market, steady; ewes and
wether lambs. So: buck lambs. g; sec
thursdays Shipments Cattle. log: calves,
374: hogs. 245; sheep. l52.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

CHAMP BIBLE R E A D t R- Kathleen Lynch, Il, of Washing ton, D. C., is happy she spent hours boring over a Bible, during her vacation, instead of playing, as she has been awarded first prize by the International Bible Readers League, for reading the Bible from Genesis to Revelations.
New Britain herald., 1930-11-10

EXCHANGED-Mary Ellen Py left and her sister, Bernce of Los Angeles, in system of human exchange Their father live in the Hawaiian Islands through business necessity and their mother similarly has dwell in Los Angeles schedule exchange therefore has formulated by which stated periods the girls exchanged always being with each parent
 As the ship in, this time, tother goes out.
Nogales international., 1930-08-26
Nogates Going Ahead

. Before the end Of autumn International SQUARE
VIII be one OF the most attractive sections Of the bust
ness district Of Nogales
Right now one building project is under wav and
three new ones have been planned, and within two
weeks work will be in progress on at least two of
them. WV "
Inc improvements include two modern and at
tractVe gas and oil service stations one at the Grand
avenue and Arroyo boulevard "Y' and the other at
Arroyo ana Elm street. The former is now being
6C1t by Escalada Brothers and will be operated bV
T. y Irlmer The other will be built and operated
Oy VIC Holding and d. E. Williams local distributors
tor the Continental Oil company
Before the middle of September Escaada Broth
erS VIII begin construction of modern brick and CON
crete business building, two stories in height and
finished in white stucco. This will adioin the Trim
er filling station.
AS soon as plans are completed the Nogales E1ks
odge Will erect one Of the finest lodge buildings in
the state 1t will be two stories high also and will
+ front on lnternational Square just opposite the
Grand-Auoyo 'Y'' ~
Work Of tearing down the small and 77nsightlv
onc-story shacks which have occupied these sifes IS
no" under way and no time will be lost in erecting
the new structures.
j., Several other building projects are under wav in
me residential sections and more are planned for hi
fall. p-'''4'0u LUZ 'nlS
Nogales is city that is going ahead for thoj
OF 1890 with "business as usual" and
Whlle nothln even resembling boom is anticpated |
we Iee confident that the long ull in BUSINESS is
over and that normal, healthy improvement in con-
htons may be expected from now on
Nogales international., 1930-08-26

The immortal words of Com
mander B0dehhamer: "We have
met our friends and they are
ours"