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ARNOLD ENTERS RACE

No. car in the 1882 50O-mile
race at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway will be piloted by Billy
Arnold, it was announced over the
weekend. Entry was made by
Harry Hartz, owner of the mount.
Arnold won the classic in 1880 I'M
der the management of Hartz, who
is a former prominent driver.
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TRIBE PLAYS DODGERS

BIZ. United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-The Brook
Ign Dodgers today announced the
scheduling of an exhibition game
with the Indianapolis American As
ISOLATION club for March %. The
game will be played at Jacksonville,
Fla.
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Strife shook the soccer field at
Twentieth and Olney streets Sun
day afternoon and mud and water
flew in all directions as the Day.
ton and indianapolis teams collided
in free-for-aH fisticuffs. No John
Laws" were present to restore peace,
but eventually players and specta-
tors decided to call time" for one
day and hoStilities were ended and
the game was finished with tied
score, 2 and 2.
Bob Stevenson. referee. was
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8 EVENTS ON CUE BILL

Lou Spivey, defending champion,
tackles Murphy tonight at 8 p. m.
Shapiro plays Murphy Wednesday
and Joe Fox meets Shapiro Friday
in the state three cushion billiard
tournament at Coolers parlorS. IT.
tie standings.
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Chicago bowlers expect to send
to Indianapolis late next month
the largest delegation ever sent out
of the Windy City to a Knights of
Columbus national tourney, accord
ing to reports reaching the Hoosier
capital. Three special trains will
be filled with pinmen, it is said,
and the Chicago maple destroyerS
will compete on March 10 and 20,
March 26 and q and on April 2
and 3.
The national K. OF G. event will
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Sol Metzger
Dies in East

By United Press
ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 18.-Sol
Metzger, 81, noted sports writer, died
today from complications which fol-
lowed an operation for sinus trou-
hle.
Metzger was recognized as one of
the foremost football authorities in
the country. He first won fame as
a player and later as coach.
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GOODWIN GOLF VICTOR

By Times Special
CORAL GABLES, Fla, Jan. .1s.-
Tommy Goodwin of Monroe, N. Y.
today held the Miami Biltmore am.
ateur golf crown. He defeated
Howard Tryon, Elnlira, N. Y,
and 8, in the tllirty-six-hole final;
Sunday.
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CASEY DECLINES JOB

BIZ Times Special
BOSTON, Mass, Jan. 18.-Eddie
Casey, Harvard football coach, has
declined an appointment to the
Massachusetts, boxing commission.
He did not give a reason, but it is
known that Harvard officials OBJ
jected to his accepting the position.
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MISS BESSIE BURP, who is my
WI secretary and pays me five dol
lars week to open my mail and
correct misspelling etc, reminds me
all the time I am running off the
head about this. that and couple
of other guys, that my mail has
been piling up like the brush on Mr..
Bob Stranahan's upper lip. Which
means that I have some twenty-five
letters and etc, stacked up here
on my desk and the mailman due
again with another batch, all be-
cause of the hectic weekend just
past.
OF course, a lot Of the uen sketches on
hand were predicting victory for 80 and
40. and telling me to watch this one. and
since all these games are in the score
hooks now. I can lust pass over some Of
'em. Miss Burp. who is still my secretary.
IN this paragraph. also reminds me rat
4 am to make no cracks about predictions.
since / picked some boomers last week.
For instance. that Muncie- Newcastle thing,
about which was as wet as GordOn's Dry
Gin. And that Tcch.Martinsville upheaval.
ington and Salem-which reminds me hat
Mr.. Unknown called me up Saturday TO
tell me that went haywire on that one.
Mr.. Unknown is q Salem hacker. He
phoned me two years ago and said Saiem
was coming to the state tournament. And
he saws they'll be here again this veSr.
in spite of the fact that they're in Bed
ford's regional. Since have lost one ar
eument TO him already. refuse to con-
test his statement. And besides. he paid
the nickel and can make his own predie-
tions.
Dear Backboard--YOur column isn't what
Il used TO be-since Shortridge Lii 5roke
into il again. There's a guy who knows
little and loves TO talk about IT,
Don't forget Roland Jones. Washington
coach. We think he deserves a lot of
credit And keep your eve on Newcastle.
Looks like Tech and Washington in the
city series finals. Watch us pick the state
champions! THE TWO CHARTERS.
Dear MISUNDERSTANDING about the city
series. don't forget the west. side. They'll
Keep Shortridee and Tech stepping high.
s Snsn Just rs sId ed goal for Foundry
Roy how he follows fnl With Baumhach
on spe s s well lei Tech tell You ssout
Howard and Leeper after We beat them
in the fnal game. Give our regrets to
- LEFTY AND HIS PAL. W. W. W.
q.
Dear Backboard-will somebody please
tell Shortridge Lii that the Blue Devils
must beat the peSkv ContinentalS before
ShortridRe can-meet Tech IN the CITY W.
new Coach Jones IS teaching the wash
ng ms PoSS and Red teeI teqrible Il / we're
broken bv the biz Shortridge bruteS
WESTERN BAD NAN.
Almighty Backboard-I have red
through four wears of Tech basketball
without setting into the mud singing. Ut
everv dog has his day--now It's mine. ne
local enthusiasts continue 70 throw the
usual ballyhoo about how good thev &c;
II thew win it's q pat on the back. II
they lose. it's an of night. That slump
gag Is getting old. tn, trouble WITH he
= Food ball team. Indianapolia DOESN'T
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NAME BOBsLED TEAM

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 18.-T e
American olympic G'obsled teams
will be selected here today at a
meeting of the Olympic bobsled
committee. The teams will be
chosen today on the basis of past
performance.
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JUNIOR MEET SET

By Times Special
ANDERSON, Ind, Jan. 18.-The
Indiana Junior Basketball ASSocia-
tion's. Glass B tournament. for boys
under Is years Of age, will be played
at the local x. M.tc. A. Feb. 5 and s.
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THIS WEEKS GAMES
Tonight:
Northwestern at wisconsin.
Illinois at Michigan.
Iowa at Indiana.
Saturday:
Chicago at Illinois.
Michigan at Minnesota.
Ohio State at Northwestern.
ABAD SCORES X. o.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 18.-Davey
Abad of Panama, knocked out Erwin
Berlier, local lightweight, in the
fourth of a scheduled ten-round
bout here Sunday.
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Almighty Backboard-I have red
through four wears of Tech hasketnasl
every dog has his day-now it's mine. me
local enthusiasts continue TO throw the
usual ballyhoo about how good they &c;
thew lose. It's an OF night. That slump
gag is getting old. The trouble with he
Contributors Is they viii not acknowledge
> rood ball team. Indianapolis doesn't
have many weak. sisters this wear. Tech,
EnoYtridEe. Washington and Cathedral
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Dear Backboard-will somebody please
tell Shortridge Lii that the Blue Devils
must beat the peskv ContinentalS before
ShortridRe can~meet Tech IN the CITY :: W.
new Coach Jones Is teaching the VaSn-
win habit. and we'd feel terrible II I we're
broken bv the big Shortridge bruteS.
WESTERN BAD NAN.
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East Side Flashes desire games in the
14-f6-year-old class with teams having
access to gyms Flashes are willing to 20
half and half on gym expenses. Call Hum
boldt $500. ask for Bob. Tfotans and
NJ A. c. notice.
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Real silk BULLDOGS fell before the Turner
Girls Sunday BY q. score Of is to 10 rs
Mueller and FoltenIogel turned in ,ood
games for the winners.
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Southport won the county tournament.
and nobody dropped dead with surprise.
the statement that Southport is a better
team than manv of the highly-lauded nj.
fits in the state-and he includes frank
lin. Shelbvville Columbus and some ,thers
And I am beginning to agree with him.
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Deaths

Sofia " Terziff &c. 7O1 Ketcham, lobar
p'l Alexander J. Craft. SO. 1880 Ludlow,
cardio vascular renal disease.
cynthia Dehorney, rs. 2033 Highland
Place cerebral hemorrhage.
Justice Pay Carnef1x, 3, 1870 Nordyke,
Nathan Kimball, SO, sa5 Lexington,
broncho pneumonia.
Nanny Nanny Agnes schelski, IS. Central In
diana hospital. arteriosclerosis:
Elizabeth Shaw, 49, 1922 North Miley,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
James Henry Wellington. 81, 1910 Mil
Ter. chronic myocarditis.
Mary E. Bell, 81, $40 Park, cardiac in
Anna + Meford. rs. 1902 East Forty
ninth. broncho pneumonia.
Davius Evers, r. Long hospital, hypo-
Charles n oiiber. So, s49 Hervey, car
cinoma.
Albert Gilmore. So, city hospital
Mary TABOR, 10, 275s North Chester, in
Frank weidman, 70. sl44 Buchanan
Susan Reid, 10, 1862 Shelby. cirrhosis
of liver.
Thomas Jefferson werrick. 90. 14l8 East
Forty-sixth, arteriosclerosis.
Friedrich Charles Hohlweg. SO, ZIG River,
chronic myocarditis.
Adam Heilman. "A. Christian hospital,
Sophia Jean Chestnut. 4, city hospital,
diphtheria.
John P. Semmindinger, so, hospital am
bulance lobar pneumonia.
George Morgan. 80, Methodist hospital,
peritonitis.
Lawrence V. White. %. city hospital,
Lewis Dunlap. IS. s54 Arbor. cerebral
hemorrhage.
Hyram Griner. So. city hospital, broncho
pneumonia.
Earnest C. Miller, 4s. 1l44 Shelby.
chronic myocarditis.
Elizabeth B. Pennicke. "a. s29 South
Emerson, hypostatic pneumonia
cardiac diiatation.
Martha Cooney. "a. 456 West Seven
tenth, lobar pneumonia
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HOGS CONTINUE
LOWER TREND
AT CITY YARDS
Little Action Displayed in
Cattle Market; Sheep
Weak.

Prices were 10 cents lower on
most hog classes this morning at
the city yards. The bulk of all
weights sold for $3.50 to S3.15. Early
top held at $500. Receipts were
estimated at 1000. Holdovers were
325.
The cattle market was largely a
continuation of Tuesdays stagnant
trade. Receipts were 800. VealerS
we're steady with the proceeding
days averages. Prices ranged from
$3.50 down. Calf receipts were 500.
Lambs were slow in developing
with the early trend around Is
cents lower. The range was from
$6 down. Receipts were $500.
Early scattered bids on hogs at
Chicago were around 5 cents higher
than Tuesdays average. The bulk
Of 200 to $50 pounds was bid in at
$3.O5; heavier weights from 240 to
280 pounds were bid at So, while
best lightweights held upward to
$3.15 and above. Receipts were es-
timated at $4,000, including 5000 di-
rect; holdovers, 1000. Cattle re-
ceipts numbered 1000; calves, 500;
market stationary. Sheep receipts
were $4,000; market unchanged.
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Births

Chandos and Dora Graham. 47SO East
Sixteenth.
Edward and Bessie Perkins. 1899 West
Walnut.
Ollie and Nina Woodland, 1909 North
Arsenal.
Charles and and Mary Parsley, 1913 De-
loss.
William and Helen Coleman. 20l6 Co
Lyndon and Helen Holcomb 1895 West
Earl and opal Ross. 739 North Belmont
Harley and Florence Johnson. 14l4 Belle
John and Bertha Beck, st. Francis hos
pital.
Gerald and Edna Myers. 544 North Dear
born.
Fred and Elva Sanders. 1855 Charles.
Joseph and Geneva Bishop. 843 Camp.
Andrew and Bertha Bishop. 1908 East
William and Molly Gebhart. 2ls Detroit
Arthur and Evelyn BOYD. l722 North
Sheldon.
Walter and Margaret Mcclellan. 4O27 East
Curtis and Lena wilson s02 Torbett.
william and Martha Woods. 433 East
william and Marguerite Shell, 1142 South
Gilbert and Lillian Graphmen. 1910 Hill
ira and Ervia Woods. 2218 Sheldon.
Luther and Ella Freeman. 2517 OXFORD.
Russell and Elizabeth Nance. 1882 North
Arsenal
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y
in a montague game.
Two goals by Schroeder in the overtime
gave Broadway Epworth League 36 to
IS decision over Indianapolis Flashes.
After trailing Is TO 10 at the half. Broad
way rallied, and free throw by r. Mon
roe tied the score as the regular time end
ed r. Eppen and l.. Monroe led the
second half scoring for the winner. while
Smith Liehr and Truemper we're high
for the Flashes. Coy, Broadway gusrd,
II" won from the Flashes b" IA to 10.
while the Brooksde Red Devils defeated
winners and Keller for the losers played
we'll.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER

NEW YORK, Dec. lathe stock
market today accepted calmly the
default on war debt payments by
France and Belgium. Prices eased
fractionally, but volume was light.
Foreign exchange dealings were
less perturbed than the stock mar
ket over the defaults. Francs eased
slightly, while the pound sterling
firmed up 2s cent to 1921 on
willingness Of Great Britain to pay
her debt. There was no trading in
the belga, but it was bid at 1894
cents, unchanged from the previous
close. The Ira also was dull and
slightly lower.
French bonds eased fractionally
Other bonds were mixed in a mar
row range. United States govern
ments ruled firm.
United States Steel opened at 313s.
off z and held around that level.
Westinghouse Electric dipped to o.
off Il; Allied Chemical, 1874, off q ;
International Harvester 215s, off u
United Aircraft 25H, off Y; Case
Al IL, off Is, and Chrysler 1914, off 4.
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SELLING
FORCES WHEAT
OPTIONS DOWN
Liverpool Prices at Lowest
Point Since 1888 on
Gold Basis.
BY HAROLD E. RAINVILLE
United Press star Correspondent

CHICAGO, Dec 14-Wheat opened
4 to 4 cent lower on the Board
of Trade today in a light trade.
There was scattered selling on the
easiness in stocks and unsettled for
eign financial situation, but Liver
pool was relatively firm There was
no pressure and only slight support.
Corn was unchanged to = cent
lower With wheat, but the market
was very dull. Oats was unchanged
to Is cent lower with May the only
month seeing action at the start.
World Markets Dip
Rye was = to g cent lower and
barley off 4 cent in only a sembl-
ance of a trade. Provisions were
largely inactive, about steady
World markets are being further
depressed by the increased compe-
tition of southern hemisphere wheat.
Canadian prices broke Tuesday in
an effort to maintain Canadas hold
on the export trade and Liverpool
felt the full effect of the struggl e.
Prices there were the lowest on a
gold basis since 1888 and Winnipeg
also were at all time lows.
Corn Nears Low
Corn did not recede much Tues
day, but prices came within a small
fraction of the previous low levels
and increased beariSh sentiment.
Hog prices are the lowest since 1878
and the farmers will not receive
much in return for feeding opera
tons.
Oats moved with the other grains
to lower levels. Buying power is
almost entirely lacking in this pit.
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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis prices: Hens.
heavy breeds over 4l2 lbs. ilc: under AZ
lbs; Be- Leghorns. &C. broilers. colored
partiy feathered 7c leshorn are ana bla sn
La3 lbs. up up &c; cocks and stays. Sc;
to lbs, lOc: under lbs and slips. &C.
Ducks large white. full feathered and fat.
&C. &C. ts small and colored. Sc. Geese, full
each. zoe; old 15c: Turkeys. choice Young
hen hens; lbs. up. lie; choice Young toms. 10
10 lbs. lie choice old hens. lie; choice old
toms. &c; Door or crooked breasted. SC.
Eggs, approved buying grades Of Institute
SOC; No. 9. 24c: No 3. tic; country run,
loss, of. zoe. Butter. % to 23c; under
grades 20 TO 2lc; butterfat. lsc. These
No sick poultry accepted. Quoted by the
Wadley company.
BY UNITED PRESS
= CHICAGO III, Co.., Dec ,.d l4mEggs Market,
32c; first; 3Ic; current RECEIPTS, 2s@soc;
receipts. $500 tubs; specials, 23laG24c :
extras: 2Sc; extra frsts. 221a@ 2294c; firsts,
q 2I e q 22c; seconds, 2o@21c; standards,
a trucks; fowls. 1O@ 13c; springers, iOG
lie; Leghorns. &C; ducks, 8m10c; geese,
l0c turkeys, 10m14c; ROSTERS, sac; Leg
horns brollers, sac Cheese-Twins.. 11s4
Potatoes--on track 1853; arrivals, As;
shipments. 282; market, dull; Wisconsin
Round Whites. 75q77lzc; Idaho Russets.
S1.l0d1.25 Colorado McClures, Sf27h.
CLEVELAND. Dec. -Butter-Market,
steady; extras, BIC; standards, 2634c. Eggs
Market. steady. extras, Sic; current re-
heavy fowl. 1s@14c; medium fowl fowl. liz i2c;
Leghorn fowl, s@loc;. heavy rock broilers.
10c; young geese, 100 l2c; old geese SC
Young Turkeys. 10000; old ROSTERS, Ia
&c.. No. chickens, &c; old turkeys, 15c.
cobblers and Russet Rurals To9 SOC: New
YORK, Ohio and Pennsylvania sacks a
bushel, partly graded, Cobblers and Rus
sets, 4Og4oc few best Soc
NEW YORK Dec 14.-Potatoes- Mar
ket active; Long Island, 85c a So. IS barrel;
New Jersey. 81 40: Maine, S1IOM21O bar
rel; Idaho S1.15G2.10 sack: Bermuda. s4G
barrel. Sweet potatoes Steady; Jersey.
basket; 50c@ $40; southern. basket 350
Toe Flour-Dull; spring patents. $500
3.75 barrel Pork-Dull; mess. s1525 bar
rel: Lard-Dull middle west spot. s4.25n
4.35 barrel. Petroleum Firm; New York
s1.22Gl.72 barrel Grease-Ouiet; brown
2!sg2kc H.; yellow. 21s@2Ac h.; white,
extra. IS G2ssc ID. Common hides@Duii.
dides-City. packer, dull; native sters,
iIac; butt brands. sac; Colorados, Sic.
Chickens i2ai2c 5roers 'IlTks5o i caBo0s
14Q 26c: fowls. 9nIsc; ducks. ioi6c: Tone
Island ducks. l5a16c. Live poultry-Ffrm::
geese, 8M14c: turkeys, 14G20c roosters.
11dl2c; ducks. 9Gi9c: fowls 126f5c:
chickens, 120 15c; capons. l4625c; broii-
ers, 7T15c. Cheese-Active; state whole
milk. fancy to specials. 16G1ec; young
Americas. 13Hi9c. Butter-Market Arm:
creamery extras. 25d25isc extra. 81 score.
24lzc: frsts. 81 score. 24n24hc; rsts. ss
to 80 score. 22ss6 23hac seconds. ga
22lzc. Eggs-Market, weak; special packs.
including unusual hennerv selections 37F5
3Sc: standards. 35a36c; rehsndled receipts,
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OHara Sans defeated Capitol slents. Al
to 49, at deaf school gym Monday. The
winners tTailed at half time. "a to H.
winners c. Clemen and Ross also con-
nected four times from the field for Sans.
McHenrv. with nine points. topped Silent
scorers. For games. call or write H. L..
Hustled. 1880 North Dearborn street. phone
CHI 4252-W
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Franklin meets the Roberts Park boys
al tonight in the feature Epworth League
game at Broadway gym, with the Roberts
Park and Broadway girls playing at z
At o. Broadway boys oppose the wizards
in a nonleague game.
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Free Target instruction

instruction, without charge, in the
use of pistols and reviewers, open to
all who are interested in this sport,
has been announced by Charles
ridden, president of the Hoosier
Rife and Pistol Club. The inStruc-
ton will be given on the clubs
range. basement of Tomlinson hall.
Of the four instructors. Laurence
Darnell, Lou Klein, Harry Smith
and H. w. Canterbury, at least one
will be present each Monday,
Wednesday and Friday night on the
range.
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indianapolis Cash Grain

Dec. "a
The bids for car lots of grain at the call
of the Indianapolis Board of Trade. T. o.
B.: shipping point. basis 41lac New York
Wheat-Weak; No. / red. 1914 @4OKc: No.
2 red. 38la@39l2c No. 2 hard. 3904 0c.
Corn-Easy; No: white. 16M17c; No.
No. yellow, 14l2 61512c: No. mixed, 14la
OILS l2c; No. mixed, 1312G14l2c.
Oats-Easy: No. white. 12A d13Ac:
No. white. Tx @12Ac.
Hay-Steady;, IF. o; b.. country points
Louisville.l No. ! timothy. $5.50d6: No.
2 timothy. $5@550.
Inspections
Wheat-No l red. car: No red.
car: No. l hard. 3 cars. Total. 5 cars.
Corn-No. l white. l car: No. 2 white
car: No 3 white II cars; No. 4 white
7 cars: No yellow. cars: No yellow
rs cars: No. 4 yellow. IS cars: No. vel
low. 7 cars; No; 3 mixed. car: No.
mixed. cars. Total 95 cars.
Oats-No. 3 white. cars; No. 3 white.
q cars. Total. cars.
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CARNERA sToPs PETERSON

BIZ Httcd Press
GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. IA
Primo Camera, 27l, Italy, knocked
out Big Boy Peterson, 2l0, Min
neapolis, in the second round of
their scheduled ten-round match
here Tuesday night.
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By Times Special

lambs. $3.50 down: common and medium.
s3.50G5.25; fat ewes mostly 81.
BIZ Times Special
LOUISVILLE. Dec. i4.-Cattle-Rece;pts
l00: slow around steady. bulk common and
medium steers and heifers. s3.254475. bet
ter nnlShed eligible 70 around SIS so: beef
cows. S2m 80, low cutters and cutters 75c
81. Is. bulls. mostly s2.50 down: most
stockers and feeders. s3I4. Calves-Re-
celpts. $50: SOC higher: bulk better grades
s. $50: medium and lower grades. 81
down Hogs-Receipts. 500: SC lower: u.s.
40 los So .25: 245-2e5 lbs. So: 800 lbs. and
sows. 81 80: stays. sl.35. Sheep-Recsipts
50: steady: bulk better lambs. $50 SIS:
81 down: fat ewes. s1d2, TUESDAYS ship
ments. 81 cattle.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley'S Believe 1t or Not" which
appeared in The Times Tuesday:
Twenty-fOur Years. in the Death
HOuse-Archibald Heron, con-
victed of numbering the Rev.
Samuel B. D. Brickett of Metuch-
en- N. j., in the summer of 1908,
was sentenced to death by County
Court Justice James J. Bergen,
of Middlesex county on July %
1908. He was scheduled to die
during the week of Sept. 7, 1908.
A writ of error resulted in a post
ponement to January, 1909.
1t was followed by an exc.
cutive reprieve on the question of
insanity, and Justice Bergen suisse
quently suspended the execution
until further ORDERS" pending
final determination of Herron's
sanity. Through this loophole,
Heron escaped death. Justice
Bergen died in 1923 without iSsu-
ing further orders"
The 73-year-old prisoner became
a permanent inmate of the death
house of the Trenton, N. j., state
prison, and although he has dwell
in the valley of death for twenty
four years, he may look forward
to a serene natural death, at the
end of his days.
What the United States Pays It's
President-The total Of $457 $780,
600 is based upon the United
States budget appropriation for
the fiscal year ending June, 1888.
In addition, the United States pro-
vides protection costing $4,000 a
year, this sum being charged to
the appropriations for the treas
ury department.
Besides, the occupancy of the
White House is held to have a
value of $8SO,OOO year, based on
an estimated value of the White
House and site of $21, 935 ,975.
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CASANOVA sLUGs TOMMY

BIZ United Press
LOS ANGELES, Dec. 14.-Baby
Casanova, 118. Mexico. outpointed
Young Tommy, 100, Manila, in a
thrilling ten-round Suggest here
Tuesday. Wally Fraser, 1875, de-
feated Billy Papke Jr.. 176, in four
rounds.
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TOLEDO. Dec. 13-Cash grain close.
Grain in elevators. transit billingJ Wheat
not quoted. Corn-No. 2 yellow. 29isc.
| 2, .43M44c; Barley-No. 2 $40 33c. CRACK
2 al2es:' M2s1ac rate ,Whseat-No. 2 red ~
yellow 24@25l2c: No 3 yellow. 23G 24c.
No yellow. 22Q23c; No. yellow 20I5 a
Il lac. Oats-No. white. 17iz n i81ac No.
8 white. l6l2@17lac. Toledo seed close.
Clover-Cash, $3.50: December IS 60 Al
sike.-Cash. s5,85: December, s5s5. Toledo
produce: Butter-Fancv creamery 28c
cwt 80c.