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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-05-20
AmuSements-
PETITIONS POLICE TO
HELP OUT DAN CUPID
Deserted Husband Wants Cops 10
Find Him New Wife.

Writing the missing persons
bureau of the Indianapolis police
department today, a Richmond ma
father of two children, seeks a
wife.
He is not looking for the mothey
of the children. who deserted them,
however, but for new helpmate.
Il am writing you in regard to a
companion for myself" his letters
says. This may seem strange, but
it has been done before with good
results.
Il am father Of two children
whose mother has deserted them
and I want to get in touch with
some lonely lady who VIII be a
mother to the children as well as
8 companion to me-.
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SELLING
SENDS WHEAT
MARKET DOWN
Lower Cables and Favor
able Crop Reports React
on Futures.

2 CHICAGO, May 20-Wheat had
a weak tone on the Board OF Trade
throughout the session today and
closed sharply lower after touching
the lowest levels about noon when
the weakness in corn and securities
sent prices into stop-loss selling, the
chief factor was the heavy foreign
markets with the slow export trade.
There was some resistance on set
backs and a few shorts covered.
Corn was weak a sharply lower
and oats off with une other grains.
At the close wheat was Is to rs
cents lower, corn was rs to rs
cents down and cats was Ia to Us
cents off. Provisions were steady.
Liverpool prices eased still further
and at the close were down IA to
IL cents. Buenos Aires remained
Y centNlower at noon. Export bust
ness failed to show any signs of
picking up. Cash prices were Il
cent lower. Receipts were seven
cars.
Corn, was off in the minor fractions
at nlid-seSsion on the easiness in
wheat and the better weather over
the belt The market was rather
inactive early. Receipts were again
less than expected, but the country
appears to be willing to book more.
The shipping trade was well main
tanned. Cash prices were unchanged.
Receipts were forty-tlve cars.
Oats declined slightly during the
morning in dull market. Cash de-
mand was fair with prices u cent
lower.
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West Sea Hop Planned

BIZ United Press
PARIS, May 2O.-Dieudonne CoSte
announced today he definitely has
decided to attempt a flight from
Paris to New York next month, the
exact day of departure depending
on weather conditions.
Coste, who will be accompanied
by Maurice Bellonte, his companion
on the record breaking fight to
Manchuria last year, will follow the
northern route to New York. Most
of the route lies along the regular
steamship lane.
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INSECTS PERIL CROPS
Farmers Advised to Take Steps to
Rid States of Grasshoppers.
BN Science Nerrice

BIZ Science NerCice
WASHINGTON, May 20.-GraSS-
hoppers threaten TO wreak heavy
damage to grain and forage crops
in Montana and the DakotaS this
year. There were many hoppers in
these states, and in parts of Texas,
last year. and the eggs they laid
now are Matching in large numbers.
If climatic and other conditions
favor the growth of the young in
sects the outbreak may reach seri-
Gus proportions. The United States
department of agriculture is urging
farmers in the threatened regions
to combat the pests now with poi
soned bran bats. before they grow
their wings and get beyond control
by taking to the air.
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BUILDING Permits

Fred Clark addition. 5sO5 College,
>. Tooiey. repairs. $50 North Holmes.
F. Graham. dwelling and garage. 1920
North Bancroft, SO 200
G. A. showalter. repairs. $50 North
Pat Quinn. garage. 1851 MarIowe $500
gVina G. Morris. remodel. $40 East
Thirteenth 50 500.
Vina 6. Morris. garage. $40 East Tnir-
tenth. $1,000.
9. Ewing. garage. 1904 Cornell. s215.
z. M. Miller. shed. 1852 Roosevelt,
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Girl FIier's Trip Delayed

BIZ INIFfU TTtHS
SEMARANG, Java, May 20.-Miss
Amy johnson, young British aviatrix
on solo fight from London to
Darwin, Australia, arrived here to-
day after forced landing at
Tjomal, seventy miles east of here.
The 22-year-old girls plane was
in need of repairs when she brought
it to safe landing here, causing
postponement of her departure,
scheduled for today, for the island
of Bima. From Bima she planned
to make the last jump directly to
Darwin.
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nrinL Victim Sues

MARION, Ind, May 20.-Anothel
suit has been filed in Grant circuit
court by a man claiming to have
been permanently disabled after
drinking Jamaica ginger Michael
Sutton is plaintiff and Henry Ber-
ger and the Berger Drug Company
defendants, and $4,000 damages is
asked
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Two Win Licenses

Private pilot licenses were award
ed two student hiers Of the Curtiss-
Wright flying school at Mars Hill
airport Monday following tests
given by a department of commerce
official. The f1iers were Maurice
Graham, 933 North Pennsylvania
street, and B. B. Spangler, 3720
North Pennsylvania street.
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By Times Special

LOUISVILLE. KY. May 20:-Hogs-Ke-
S855; 225-300 lb... SO go; i65-225 lbs.
5000; 13o,165 lbs: $40: lSo lbs d9,wn,
Receipts. loo; market steady: prime heavy
steers. io50G lI5O heavy shipping steers.
So 506i 1880; medium and plain steers.
Choice cows. S6.5O@825: medium to good
cows. $500 $50. cutters. $50 $50; can
ners. s3.5OG 4.50; bulls. s66S; feeders. S3@
ceipts. 200; market soc higher; tops $40:
good TO choice. $s@lo; medium to good.
500; market, top lambs SOC higher: others
steady; eve and wether lambs, SIPS;
buck lambs, $1o25: seconds and fed lambs,
Shipments: Cattle. none; calves. S44; hogs,
400; sheep. 829.
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KILLER DIES IN MOOSE

Former Champion Ski Jumper Pays
With Life for Crime.
BIZ United Press
SYDNEY, N. S., May 20.-Ingvald
(Bing Anderson of Berlin, N. H.,
former New England champion ski
jumper, went to his death on the
gallows early today for the murder
of Dubois Rehberg, hotel porter.
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BVUnited Press

CLEVELAND. May Hogs-Receipts,
iSO-2Io lbs. sIo.7OGl0.75; 22o-25o lbs
sows, ss.75Gs Cattle-Receipts. $50: cows
and bulls steady to Csc higher; common
to GOOD cows. s65o6S.5o cutter. grades
mostly S4.50M6: bulk sausage bulls. $3.50
also Calves-Receipts. 600: vealers &C
tive. SOC to 81 higher; better grades, So. 50
ais: few. $3.50: medium. Sl0qi2: culls
ceipts 700; good to choice lambs. SEA
e.75: nothing toppy including: Gull to me-
diuu. s5.50M6.50. according to kind.
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FILM ACTRESS TO WED

Dorothy Dwan, Widow of Larry Sc
mon, Will Marry Oil Heir.
BU United Press
LOS ANGELES, May 20.-Doro-
thy Dwan, film actress and widow of
Larry Semon, and Paul Morthcutt
Boggs Jr., son of Union Oil Com
pany official, plan to be married late
this week, it was announced after
the pair filed a notice of intention
to wed. They each gave their age
as %.
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EIectricity KiIIs child

BN hfFrn FFeSS
ADAMS. Ind. May 20.-The at
tempt of Wesley Oliphant, s, to dis
lodge birds nest from a tree eEsied
in his death when he came intc
contact with a ground wire lad
Ing to ali interurban substation
Contact of the chiId's air rife with
the wire caused fatal burns.
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BIZ Umited Press

u LWIItN Us
WASHINGTON, May 20.-Pro-
duction of cotton in 1929 aggregated
1925, 900 bales of 500 pounds each,
the agriculture department an
nounced today in making public its
summary of last years cotton crop.
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TROUBLE IN ANY TONGUE
Chicago Police Switchboard Takes
Complaints in Seven Languages.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May 20.-Trouble now
can be reported to the Chicago
police department N seven lang
uages, including the Scandinavian.
A special switchboard, known as
police 1913. was in operation today
with fluent listeners in French,
Polish, Swedish, Yiddish, Italian,
German and English ready to hear
the worst.
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In the Air

Weather conditions in the air at
9 a. M:
Northwest wind, 8 miles an hour;
barometric pressure, 1928 at sea
level; temperature, SO; ceiling, 5000
feet; visibility, 10 miles; field good.
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City Employees Face Dismissal

BIZ United Press
MUNCIE, Ind, May 20.-Dismis-
sal of twenty-six of Muncie's forty
two policemen and fifteen Of fifty
two firemen on charges Of ineffi-
cheney was forecast as part Of the
work that will be done by the board
of safety at its meeting tonight.
Mayor George r. Dale employed an
entirely new police force when he
entered Office Jan. l, most of whom
were inexperienced.
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Fractures Hip in Car Mishap

Charles Kinney, 81, of IS North
Addison street, received a fractured
hip this afternoon when an auto
driven By B. A. Cunningham, 1917
Pleasant street. crashed into III
milk truck. parked at six -
street and College avenue.
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Other Livestock
Bu United Press

oo SHG noS9n May 5So d2ssc @esS Sc
lower; hogs, scaling under $50 lbs. 10M
15c lower; top. 5000; bulk, l6O-300-lp.
weights $s9O@1o25: packing s9ws. S Ss;lSso
lbs, $s.s5@lo.15: 2oO-25o lbs. $s. 75g1o; 80;
10000 lbs. $s75@l0SO; I3Ool6o lbs
S9.60@lo.25: packing sows, s9@9.65; pigs,
medium to choice. 90-130 lbs; $S@l0. cat
tle--Receipts. $500. ,Calves-ReceiptS;;
Steers and Better grade light kinds. steady;
others. slow; weak to Csc lower; active;
firm to higher market on fat. cows and
butchers heifers; also bulls and V yea
best heavy y9o stes and Choice bs
si2.25di4.25: 100000 lbs, s1l75G142S;
o5O-llOO lbs, $l1.25@14; common and me-
dunn, $50 lbs. UP. s7.509 1925; fed year
lings. good and choice. 750-950 IDS; 81 "a
6eifsFs F SS snd a Sh9iG @ed YSG rs
GlO; cows. good and choice. $775M9I9
common and medium. $6Q7.75; low cuttel
and cutters, s45o@S25 bulls, COED 2oed,; nn1
S. ssG 7SG7.9S -' veaiers. milk fed good ans
Choice sic. 5O@i3: medium, $8.50@ 10. SO!
Gull and common. $6@S.50;. stockers anG
feeders, steers. good and cnolce, q!
weights. ss.75@il; commo ona, ana mfql Gon
@a4Eet fairly s sosae stesdy t. strong
shorn lambs: springers. 25a4oc higher
shorn lambs, $950M9.75: spring lambs. 81
GIi.25: top to city butchers, Sll:40 I Io
sob cafornias snr fae LAMBS good and
sh0ice So c 75S17S MEDIUM sssSG1O7s
c ci,Hio and common, S. SOFAS so; lambs, good
and choice. SO lbs. down, $S.85@95oi me me-
dunn. S8.25M9: Gull and common, SI.oUst
s25: medium to choice S2-ioo c hos, uoI III
lbs down, $4@5.75; Gull and common, S2Q1
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BIZ united Prcss

. EAST BUjF SALo. N. Y. May 2o.-Hogs
Receipts. 500: holdovers 1900; all
weights csc lower: demand rather slow
bulk iso-2so lbs. slO75; 23O-26o lbs.
siO. 356IO.60: 280-325 lbs. sl06l0.25;
packing sows. $9Ge.35. Cattle-Receipts.
200: nearby vealers steady at today's sharp
advance; others slow; good TO choice.
$l2506i3: common and medium. $9M
10. so Sheep-Receipts. 200; shorn lambs
nominal: medium to good Kentucky spring
lambs. S11.5e
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Business
and
Finance

The fifty most active stocks
traded on the Chicago Stock Ex-
change during the week ended May
II had market value Of $3,O76,-,
344.478 at the close Of business Sat
urday, as compared with $685.
S3o.683 at the close of the previous
week, according to a compilation by
otis & Co. This represents an in
crease of S12,513, 795, or 4 per cent.
The market value of fifty representative
stocks on the New York Stock Exchange
Nav il. 1880. was s2S 141, ss4. So6. an IN
nss ees OF csnf over the Value Of s2Sg
1877 096 at the close OF the preceding l Wees
according to a compilation oy MCC Iy.i
Jones & Co., members OF the New IoIk
Stock Exchange.
More than s26. 500 .ooo. 900 is now in.
vested in the public utility business IN this
country, exclusive of steam railroads by
more than 100000 investors. accorolng
to the annual public utility survey mace aS11
T pS an increase Of $1,000 900 900 in
the past year. The largest investment IN
any one branch Of public ssTy d Is IN the the
amount is approximately loo od 00 0oo oo ~;
This compares with about sep, So o0o'UVU e, eli
electric railways SPOU cSoGmUanies and
S4 $50 200. 600 in, the manufactured ana
natural gas industry. Approximately
Se0o 000. 900 is invested in privately owned
water supply facilities.
New York Water Service Corporation
a subsidiary of Federal Water Service
CORPORATION. reports gross revenues OF
50. 6G6. 256 for the year ended March 81.
1850. as compared with S2,j43.71S for the
preceding twelve months. Operating ex-
penses, maintenance and taxes. other
than Federal income tax. tOtaled S1,1@l.-
e.6 as against S1,O02. 1923. Gross income
amounted to S1,544.61O. which compares
with 81 .52O,7SS for the year ended March
81. 1929.
PENNSYLVANIA State Water Corporation.
a subsidiary of Community Water service
Company, reports gross revenue OF 81 ;O56;
294 for the twelve months ended Marcn 81,
1880. After operating, expenses; MAN
tenance and taxes. excluding Feqeral m
come tax, there remained balance OF
$624.950.
Memphis Natural Gas Company, an
nounces that on June q. 1890, it will re-
deem all of its outstanding first mortgage
s per cent sinking fund gold bonds,
amounting to Sc, 153. 500, dated Aug. /. 1923;
and due Aug. /, 1943 at the principal
amount and accrued interest thereon, plus
a premium of 3 per cent of the principal
amount of the bonds.
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OF twenty utilities was ". 10 Oh AsDOs nv
efage Of forty bonds was 95.il. of o.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK. May 2o.-Bearish
professionals started another savage
selling movement on the Stock Elk
change today, forcing various lead
ers to new low ground.
After moving irregularly lower
Through the first two hours, the
market broke precipitately around
noon, coincident with heavy selling
in high-grade issues like Steel,
American Telephone and American
Can.
Little support was met by these
shares and a general decline got IN
der way in the early afternoon.
Trading picked up momentum on
the decline and numerous stop-loss
orders were caught on the down.
side. Some necessitous liquidation
OF impaired margin accounts was
also effected, adding stimulus to tie
selling movement.
Opening Is Lower
Around noon United States Steel
was off Y from the previous close
and within less than a point OF It's
low for the year.
American Telephone and Tele-
graph was at 241A, off 3; Con-
solidated Gas 1924, off "a; Radio
Al, off rs; Standard of New Jer-
sey ISIS, off IL; ]. I. Case BIT, off
8; Auburn Auto 1924, off 8%, and
a new low for the year; General
Electric 1872. off u; Westinghouse
1897. eff A; American and For
eign Power 70, of "a; American
Machine and Foundry 260, off s.;
Worthington Pump 1876, off 5; In
ternationaI Harvester 99A, of 23s |;
United Aircraft 10, off ~.
The market opened slightly lower
with the exception of United States
Steel and a few other issues. A
steadier tone was noted for time
and when selling pressure lifted
Tor brief interval
Trading Is Dull
Traders became discouraged, how
ever. when the rise was not followed
up and prices broke badly near the
end of the second hour.
In the early afternoon, some sup
port was noted for the leaders.
Trading continued dull however
and tickers were easily able to keep
pace with the list.
Dealings to noon we're well above
Monday at a pace of about 3,50O,OCO
shares for a full day. Sales totaled
1.46O,300 shares, against 8O4,9OO
shares in the same period Monday.
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Trading Is Dull
Banks and Exchange
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
indianapolis bank clearings Tuesday
May 20, $4,000. 900; debts, 81, $4,000.
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TREAsURY STATEMENT

- WASHINGTON. May 2O.-The treasury
net balance on May II. was s86, 1893 0s8 go;
customs receipts for the month to tnat
on May II. were S6.322. 794.97.
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Bv united Press
NEW YORK, May 20.-Bank clearings,
81 .345. 900 600; clearing house balance,
S117, 600 600; federal reserve bank credit
balance, S169, zoo, 900.
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Local Wagon Wheat
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE

CITY grain elevators are paying e7c for
No. ? red wheat and sic for No. hard
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Rnrnited Press

TOLEDO. May --Hogs-Receipts. $50;
market 106l5c lower; heaveis. $9.75G10;
mediums. s10@ 1925; Workers, ss.5o@l0;
pigs So 59a 10. Saittie-Keceipts, nlg ght:
market steady. Sheep-Receipts. light;
market. stead.
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BIZ United Press

PITTSBURGH. NIay 20.-Hogs- Receipts.
2i0 lbs. $l050@ 1855; 22O,2 lbs. slO.5O
s85OM9 Cattle-Receipts, IS; market un-
changed. Calves Receipts. 2S; market
fairly steady; choice vealerS, Sl2. Sheep
Receiuts 500: market steady: clipped
lambs. s9Qs.5o: choice springers quoted
$1,000,
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By Tsited Press

CHICAGO, May 20.-Eggs-
steady; receipts, 32,554 cases; extra f1rsts
21l2@22c; hrsts, 2l1zc; ordinaries. 19G
flrmers. receipts, 1851 tubs; extras. 1914
29l2cQ 3o1zc; seconds, 2612 d271zc; stand
ards. 33lzc. Poultry-Market. steady; re-
ceipts. cars; fowls, 23c: springers, Csc;
turkeys, zoe; ROSTERS, 1872 q lac; broilers
30M36c- Cheese-Twins. i717G1734c;
Young Americas, Ice. Potatoes-On track.
256; arrivals, lis; shipments, 431; market,
old stock. steady; Wisconsin sacked Round
Whites. s2.35d3; Idaho sacked. Russets.
S3.7063 IS; new stock, firm; Texas, Ala
bama and Louisiana sacked Bliss Tri-
umphs, $3.40G365.
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NEW YORK STATEMENT

De cHHftctAcio Nav 2o.-Bank clearings
Sos, 800 600; balances. Ss,7O0.000.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. May Hogs-Receipts
:. 300: heldover none; butchers steady to
l0c higher; top $3.50 PAID feTT G "a &c
mostly Si05o weightier butchers. light It
lights and pigs. steady; 25o,260 lbs. $40 p
M10.4O; 100000 lbs. $40 log lO.25; m SsS
hfeher. mostly So. few s9.25. Cattle-Re-
ceipts. $780,; calves 525: generally STEADY:
medium weight steers ana hn neiIers S dEi
II: beef cows. s7G8: low cutters and cut
ter cows. S4,50@6.5o; medium bulls. SIG
good and choice. $10.5o@11.50; medium.
SS50@0;5O; sheep.Receipts: S5o; st eas |:
not enough to make MARKET; better grace
SIS 5O@ $50; mutton ewes. SIS down; mostly
c4614 So
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Rurnited prcss

= NEW YORK, May -FloE-Dull and
lower; spring patents. .s5.7od610. Pork.
Steady mess $s2; dardIPull middle
special to extra 5sz@6 SC. Potatoes-New,
$S.5o&4.5o; southern, $s.5oGs25; Maine,
S4d5 per bbl. Bermuda, S6@9. Sweet
potatoes-Dull jersey baskets, 35cM S325.
Dressed poultry-Easy; turkeys, 25@43c;
chickens, 1860; capons,- .30G 45c; fovls,
14d29c; ducks, Long Island. l9G20c Live
poultry-Steady to firm; geese, 12@14c;
ducks, 14G24c; fowls, 2e62Sc; turkeys.
15G zoe: ROSTERS, 156 TIC; broilers. 13I40c
Cheese-Quiet; state whole milk, fancy
to specials, 24a26c; Young America,
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By United Press

steady: creamery in tub lots according to
score 3iG 34c; common score discounted 2
q Sc; packing stock No. l. Csc: No. 2
Ice; No. g. l2c; butter fat 32G35c. Eggs
Steady; cases included: fresh gathered
20i3c: frsts. zoe: seconds. l7Izc; nearby
un9raded. 1910. Live Poultry-Thin and
coarse stock sells only at heavy discount:
Fowls lbs and over 22c; lbs. and over
24e: lbs. and over. 24c; Leghorns: lbs.
colored over ibse.. SIC; Ia lbs and over,
35c: ia lbs. and over soc: Leghorn and
Orpington broilers Ia lbs. and over. 32e;
IL los. and over 2ec: broilers partly
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BREAK FORCES
STOCK SHARES
TO new LOWS
Heavy Selling Hits Higher
Grade Issues; Auburn
Hard Hit.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Mon
day was 265.s7 of 3.54. Average Of
Of twenty utilities was 80 43. of 2.65. Az
efage Of forty bonds was 95.il, OF .09.
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Par Tuifpd Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind. May 2o;-Calves-R;se1t
zoe Of; So-Ilo lbs. $40; 1Io,I3o lbs
$Ss isSlSS lbs iSS5 l lSS-2SC ib bs
$yy6ioGs ASoo-925 lbs. Sio.05; 225-250 lbs.
1886; 25o-So0 lbs. $3.50; sOO-35o lbs. 81 60:
rouehs. $3.50: stays, SCI. calves; 1l.Oo'
clipped lambs. So; wooled lambs, 81.
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Rnrnifed Presa

EStra ass -- SIC: frsts. s7c. Eggs-Extras.
2iIec. n-sts. 201sn2lf. Pouitry-Fowls.
ia Csc: Lekhcrn. 20I2fc. heavy springers.
3set ne. LearoTn sr-fngers. 28N31c; ducks.
s-sr2c. IDS Is r21- cd COCKS 12G14c,
0HsFc Potatoes Maine Greea
r. ~ as r3f 10 II. sack:
1d4ha Russ S425 ner 100 IL sax
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-10-03

OF poultry, in fact anything that
will help to make up a good exhibit
for the fair. Do not hesitate to
send your stuff because you think
it isn't good enough, for you will be
surprised to find that yours, that
you did not take, was as good as
that which took the premium. ]
have had the remark made to me a
good many times, 81 had better
stuff at home than that which took
the premium" but 1 did not think
it was good enough to enter.
BY FRANK RATHBUN, Manager.
The Coolidge examiner., 1930-10-03
PREPARE YOUR EXHIBITS

To the People Of Pinal County:
The Pinal County Fair will be
held at Coolidge this year We are
desirous of making it the best Fair
ever put on in the county and the
Chamber of Commerce and The
people of Coolidge are putting on
a campaign thru their San Carlos
celebration to have large number
Of people in attendance and | am
sure they will succeed; so it be-
hooves us, each and every one, to
make a special effort to have fine
collection of exhibits for these peo-
pie to see, and to show them what
can be raised in the Casa Grande
Valley.
The Fair Commission is making
special effort to have a good ex-
hibit of livestock and have added
COW Judging contest and are
offering special prizes in this line.
They are also making a special de-
partment of All Clubs for Boys and
Girls.
We are asking each and every
rancher in the valley to exhibit
some of the products from his ranch
which may be a fine cotton stalk,
head Of maize or hegari, hay, any
fruits or vegetables you may have,
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