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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-11
PRICES
FEATURE HOGS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle Steady With Weaker
Trend; Sheep Trade
Unchanged.

Lower prices continued TO feature
hogs at the city yards this morning.
The market sold of 10 cents on
most classes. The bulk, 100 to $50
pounds, sold for $40 to $40; early
top $40. Receipts were estimated
at 5000; followers we're 404.
Cattle trade this morning was
mostly q steer and heifer run. Price
trend on COWS was lower. Receipts
were 1900. Vealers we're steady at
$3.50 down. Calf receipts numbered
ZOO.
Sheep we're little changed. A de-
cline was apparent in clipped lambs,
selling mostly at s6.25. Receipts
were 500.
Hog trading at Chicago this morn
ing displayed an irregular trend,
with asking generally around steady
at Tuesdays average, while few
early scattered bids were weak to
10 cents lower. The bulk, ITO To 200
pounds, were bid at $3.50 to S3.55,
and choice Of 800 pounds, were bid
at s315. Receipts were estimated
at $4,000, including 10000 direct;
holdovers, 5000 Cattle receipts
numbered 5000; calves, 1000; mar
ket steady to IS cents lower. Sheep
receipts, 5000; market strong.
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Following is the explanation of
Ripley's Believe 1t or Not. which
appeared in Tuesdays Times:
The GlOwworm Grotto-It is
about 100 miles from Auckland to
the Waitomo caves of New zea-
land, but a most wonderful sight
was my reward for the strenuous
trip. Before I entered the caves.
I donned spiked shoes to avoid
slipping on the deep, wet inclines,
and after crossing a low, narrow
tunnel, boarded a small boat.
We sailed on an underground
river in utter darkness for a con-
siderable distance, and suddenly
were in a huge cavern, which
appeared to be a gloriously light
ed heaven. The millions Of lights
were glowworms, each one hang
ing by slender thread from the
stalactites Of the cavern. They
shed a light by which it is pos
sible to discern things quite
clearly.
Visitors must observe the deep
est silence, because the tiny
threads act as antennae for
sound, and the slightest sound
will cause the glowworms to ex-
tinguish their lights. The Glow
worm Grotto is one Of the sights
that years can not efface from
memory.
Tapu-The tribal Maori priests
were hedged about with religious
restrictions which made them
tapu. A tapu was debarred from
contact with the outside world,
on pain Of death by supernatural
means.
The Tohunga in my drawing
fell under the ban of tapu after
he had handled the mortal re-
mains Of a tribal priest. Being
debarred from touching food and
drink, he had to be fed in the
manner I illustrated, while his
hands were tied behind his back.
/ drew this scene from life dur
ing my stay in Rotorua, New Zea-
land, the home Of the Maori peo-
pie.
Thursday: Slams Solitary Hero.
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4 TTENTION Of local public links
"a golfers was called today to the
fact that entries close in the ma
tional public links qualification
tournament June 5. Kenneth Loucks
is secretary Of the indianapolis Pub
lie Links Association and the asso-
citation will sponsor a 54-hole tour
nament to determine representatives
Of the city in the nationwide event
in July.
The national event will he held at
shawnee golf course In Louisville. July
% "a q. inclusive. and will be sponsored
~ the United states Golf Association.
There arc a few things that Louoks wishes
the local public links players TO keep IN
mind. They are:
/. Your entry in the local tournament
which viii determine the members OF
me local six-man team 20 compete At
Louisville viii also supply a fund 20 be
used In deiraying expenses Of the team
The entry must be ~ LouckS' hands cy
June 5.
The local s4-hole championship VIII
be ulnved over the Pleasant Run. River
side and South Grove courses. eighteen
holes each during the two weeks Of june
ia 10 Is Inclusive. The tournament also
Vill serve 10 determine qualihers Tor
match play which will follow 20 deter
mine the indianapolis public links cham
pion.
Louisville IL plans run true 90 form and
money for expenses is raised. Four u
these six viii compete as a team for the
Harding cup. which tNe local golfers lost
10 san Francisco BY q couple % strokes
at ST. Paul last summer. SO get your
entry 20 Loucks az South Grove early.
before June 5.
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BY ELMER c. WALLER
United Press Financial Editor

NEW YORK, May ll.-Despite
strength in the grain market stocks
today were unable 10 maintain their
initial gains of a fraction to several
points.
Stock prices held substantial
gains through the first hour Of trad
ing but considerable irregularity
broke out toward noon coincident
with active selling operations in a
few individual shares which caused
many traders to realize on purchases
made last week.
The volume Of trading continued
at Subnormal levels. however. and
relatively little significance was at
tached to the mornings operations.
Early Gains Lost
Most stock leaders merely lost
their early gains, but some sharp
declines were noted. New York Gen.
trail broke TO the lowest price in its
history around the S13 level on news
directors had definitely suspended
dividends for the first time since
the roads organization in 1870.
Weakness in Central soon spread
to Union Pacific, directors Of which
also meet for dividend action
Wednesday. A 40 or so per cent
cut is expected in that roads cur
rent dividend rate of $40 annually,
making it the last important road
to cut or eliminate dividend pay
ments.
Another weak spot was United
Aircraft. which fell of more than
point.
FavOrites Are Strong
On the other side Of the market,
moderate strength was in evidence
in issues such as -Roebuck,
Montgomery Ward and Case, which
would benefit from a sustained rise
in wheat prices because Of their
extensive operations in the farm
belt. These issues followed the
trend of wheat prices.
Other recent favorites such as
Air Reduction. Coca Cola and Nc
Keesport Tin Plate, were strong for
time on indications Of a renewal
OF pool activities, these issues max
ing gains Of more than a point
each.
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Deaths

Jack Eugene Thompson. 4 days, 900
North Bosart. cerebral hemorrhage.
Allen B. Moody. B6. s26 East Market
organic heart disease.
Helen Beatrice Whitaker, A. 5s06 Broad
way, carcinoma.
Dora Compton. s.. city hospital, epidemic
meningitis.
Abbie Doll, 70. 1877 North Delaware
hypostatic pneumonia
Margaret z. Holdcr2ft, IS. 62s Missouri
cardio vascular renal disease.
Ben Mccord, $500 West Washington, ae-
cidental.
Katherine Anderson. IS. 1923 North
Oakland, lobar pneumonia.
Margaret z. Hill, 70, $500 Brookville
road. uremia
Virgil Leroy Powell, months, 332 Mink
ner. broncho pneumonia.
Bennett Eiiering, rs, 1857 Evison, broncho
pneumonia.
mont. varyular cardiac disease.
Cora Hoag. So. 1859 North Meridiaa.
cerebral hemorrhf &c.
George Lane, 50, city hospital, per-
itonitis.
ceTebro spinalmeningitis.
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BIZ United Press


TOLEDO. May 1i.-Hogs-R $50:
market 1od zoe lower; TOP, 50 ,25g $50;
SIS; lights So: roughs. sl.75M2. Cattle
Receipts. so: market. slow. Calves - Re-
ceipts. light: market. steady. Sheep and
lambs-Receipts. light; market slow TO Csc
lower spring lambs. s5G6.75.
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Former City Resident Dies

z. D. Tompkins. resident Of In
dianapolis forty-flve years, is dead
at Akron, o., where he took up
residence less than three months
ago. He was injured three years
ago when struck by a street car at
Meridian and washington streets
and never recovered fully.
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Cash Grain
80

Nay 10
The bids for car lots OF grain at the
call OF the Indianapolis Board OF Trade
I. Q. B. shipping point. basis 4lizc New
York rate. we're.
Wheat-Steady: No. / red. &c o 47c; No. ?
red. 45R46c. No. hard. 45Q acc.
white "a 2Ses Nc , vsli is ssg5se. No No. I
yellow. 22l25e: No. mixed. 229 25e;
No. J mixed. 1iG 22c.
Oats-Steady: No. white. isd2oc: No.
; white. isTi9c.
Hay u. o. ,. country points taking 23isc
or less rates 20 Cincinnati or LOUISVILLE -
Steady: No. timothy. s727.So; No. tim
othy. s66s.5o.
-InSpectiorS-
wheat-Eo. red. car; No. hard.
car. Total cars
Corn-No. white, ! car: No. 6 white.
car; No ? yellow. 5 cars: No. yellow. :
cars. Total cars.
Oats-No. white. cars. No. white. 4
cars. Total. . cars.
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CHICAGO
NEW YORK
NEW ORLEANS
Other Livestock
BIZ United Press

EAST ST. LOUIS. May ii.-Hogs - Re-
ceipts. ~ 900: market, 5di0c lower: prac-
teal top. So 30: few lots So IS most i5O-
$40 lbs s3.20N330: 240-2s0 lbs. S3i0a
$40: l0O-I40 lbs. s3.05N3.I5. sows mostly
s225d2.40. Cattle-Receipts. 600. calves
/. 500: market. slow; no early steer sales
with indications about steady; other
classes slow. With a few deals UNCHANGED;
mixed vearlings and heifers, s450n575.
cows S2.75n4. low cutters. si.25dI.T5: top
sausage bulls. So: top vealers. s525. Sheep
Receipts. 2000. market. spring lambs
steady to shade lower; packers talking
lower on other classes; spring lambs bet
ter grade. s7Q 7.50 bucks, ST less; throw
outs down to $3.50.
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BIZ United Pres

CINCINNATI. May li-Hozs-Receipts.
steady; better grade. i60-230 lbs. s3.500
$50; mostly s3.6o on go lbs down 235-
ESQ lbs. s3loa $40: 200 lbs. So: i20-i50
ceipts. TOO; calves TOO: slow: steers
heifers and beef cows weak to 25c lover
than Monday. others unchanged odd lots
common and medium steers and heifers
81. 50ff $50. scattered Gales more desirable
yearlings. S5.7506: most beef COWS. S3.25d
3.I5, low cutters ana cutter COWS. Sf.7563;
steady, good and choice. s5H5.50. lower
grades. $3.50 down, sheep Receipts, 400:
grades ssn825. mostly choice upward Ia
SO 50; common and medium. s6n7: palmer
throwouts downward 20 IS; sheep not
wanted; fat ewes. weak 70 SOC lower.
largely sidf.5o.
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Members of the Indianapolis
Building Forum heard addresses on
plastering and insulation materials
at a luncheon today at the archi-
tects' exhibit in the Architects and
Builders building, Pennsylvania and
Vermont streets.
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GET HENS, WATCH DOG
Bob Just Looked on as Coop Was
Robbed, Says Master.

Bob. a 2-year-old hound that
Russell Bolts. 245 Trowbridge street,
set as a watchdog over his chicken
coop Tuesday night. watched bur-
glars make away with ten hens,
Bolts told police today.
And not only did Fob fail to raise
a canine alarm when the intruders
snatched the chickens, but he let
the thieves kidnap him, too. Bolts
said the chickens we're worth SO,
and that Bob was worth Sl5-in
his better moments.
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Albert and Eta Tichener. 454 Agnes.
Lindsey and Helen Pickett. 900 Edison.
George and Alice Altes, 524 Bates
Thaxter and Cynthia Haywood, 234s
Yandes.
Girls
Richard and Cenevieve Fox. St. Vim
cents hospital
George and Louise Wise, 444 North
Lynn.
James and Thelma Livengood, HOS
Church.
Bactor and Della Burgess. 1924 Cedar.
Jack and Julia O'Brien. 20i4 Olive.
Hawthorne and Frances Graves, 2515
Shriver.
Joseph and Anna Skaggs, 2735 School.
Orville and Mabel Jackson. 147 Mclean
William and Mary Etter. 1918 lie Grande.
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UnifedPrc

Fl. WAYNE. Ind May ii-Hoss-Mar-
ket steady: pigs and light lights, s515l
325: lights. S5250330: mediums. s315d
SIS: heavies. s3G3i0: roughs s2.25; stays,
$3.50; calves, $780, lambs. $3.50.
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ReeeIpts. 1000; market. Iowsr.

Good and choice beefs ....... 5000 3.I5
Cutter. common and medium 2.0O4 500
CALVES AND KFAIFRS
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Council members of the Boy
Scouts of America in Indianapolis
will be guests of Earl w. Kiger,
chairman OF the civic service COM
mittee, at his country estate, north
of the city, when they meet Satur-
day for their semi-annual session.
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CALVES AND VEALERS
Receipts. 700; market, steady.
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EIRST competition for the South
l. Grove club team comes next
Sunday when a 16-man squad trav-
els TO Columbus, Ind, for IS holes.
The Bull Dogs will be back here for
a return engagement on June u.
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Suspected of robbing Royse c.
Westfall, a taxi driver. Tuesday
night, James Earl. 206 North Shet-
field avenue, was arrested early to-
day by police on charges of rob-
berry, vagrancy. petit larceny and
drunkenness.
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Briggs Manufacturing in March quarter
net loss amounting to S953,9e5
after all charges. against net pront OF
SIS 73i in March 1881 quarter.
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BUILDING Permits

c. A. Martin. garage. 10 West Forty
fourth. s200.
Traction Terminal Company. two IRE
escapes. 10 North Illinois $4,000.
Alice Dowden. repairs. ZIG Eass s.. Clair,
Henry comisksy. repairs. ca warren.
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BrightSpots
of Business
BY United Press


NEW YORK. May li.-Auto production
in April amounted TO lac. 584 cars. a rise
OF IS per cent over March, the national
automobile Chamber OF Commerce re-
ported.
WASHINGToN-Chair Stone Of
the federal farm board predicted a To-
cent rise in wheat prices as result of
the governments bullish May crop
report.
CHICAGO-Freight carloadings Of the
Chicago. Rock Island 4 Pacihc Railroad
cars. against % 495 cars IN the CORE
spending week Of 1881.
NEW YORK-March shipments Of pneu-
matte tire castings we're 1871 per cent
over February. according TO the RUBBER
Manufacturers Association, Inc.
PINE BLUFF. Ark.-The st. Louis
Southwestern Railroad reopened its local
division shops. recalling 200 men to work
on a fve-day week.
NEW YORK-Sales Of a welI-known
electric refrigerator in New York City
during April we're 1O7 per cent higher
than March and 4s per cent above April
1881, IL was reported.
BUFFALO. N. Y.-Bunalo General Elec-
trio Co. reported net corporate income for
1881 was s4.005,l52, compared with So
s74e34 in 1880.
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BIZ United Prcss

LAFAYETTE. Ind. May ii-Hogs-Mar-
30 lbs. $40: 2lo-225 lbs, s3.O5; 22s-2s5
lbs. So: 25s-750 lbs. 81 95: 250-2Ts lbs.
$3.50: 275-s00 lbs. s2s5: s0o-375 lbs. ~ col:
if0-iso lbs. 50. i2o-l40 lbs, s2s0; i0o-i20
market steady. top IS; top lambs. So.
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BIZ United Press

steady: receipts. 1879 cases: extra frsts.
10 i 9l3s4c; hrsts 1898 913i4c: current re-
eeipts Haze: seconds. i0dioizc. Butter
Market. nrm. receipts 1850 tubs extras
IKE; Extra Ilrsts. l6940iTc; hrsts, 16d
I6izc; seconds. I4di5c: standards TIC
Poultry-Market steady. receipts no cars
in. none due: fowls 136i6c, Leghorns,
i2isc: ducks II q 13iac: Geese, &c: turkeys
is q 20c; ROSTERS, &c; broiiers. 17922c: Leg
horn broilers. &c: stays, lie. Cheese
Twins. i0Gi0izc; Young Americas. i034m
shipments, 7s4; market Steady tc weak:
Wisconsin Round Whites. 30Gs5c. Idaho
Russets. si.20Gi.35: Minnesota and North
Dakota Cobblers. soc; Texas Triumphs,
S3.25G3.50; Louisiana Triumphs, s3d3.50.
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Spicer Manufacturing Corporation and
subsidiaries in quarter ended March 81.
1892. net loss amounted 10 Sill. $50 after
expenses and depreciation. against net loss
Of s3lo,353 in 1rst quarter OF 1881.
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Produce Markets

delivered IN Indianapolis prices: Hens
heavy breeds. lie; Leghorn hens. &c:
nc: Leghorn and black. ia pounds up. lac;
bareback and partly feathered loo. Cocks
and stays. &c: Leghorn cocks. &c. Ducks
large white full fea thered and fat. 7c:
small. Sc Geese full feathered and fat
Sc. Young and old guineas. i5c. Eggs
No. l current receipts. l0c. Butter. 20 70
arc: undergrades. "a to 25c. Butterfat. 22c
These prices for healthy stock free from
feed bv the WadleY Company.
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Net Changes

By United Press
NEW YORK, May 10.-Closing
prices and net changes on leading
issues traded in on the New York
Stock Exchange today:
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STOCK SHARES
WEAKEN AFTER
EARLY UPTURN
New York Central Breaks to
Lowest Price in Its
History.
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials FOR Tuesday
81 So. Up "a. Average Of twenty rails
1850. OF .o2. Average Of twenty utilities
- s.. up .os. Average OF forty bonds
70 90. OF .o5.
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United Press

CLEVELAND. May f.-Butter-Market.
Market. steady: extra frsts. iaisc: cur
rent receipts. 12Gl2izc. Poultry-Market
steady heavy fowls. i5Tl6c: medium fowls
Ismf7c: Leghorn fowls i3mI4c: heavy
broilers q n csc; Leghorn broilers. ia l9e;
ducks. i2Gl4c: old cocks loc. geese. &c.
Potatoes-Ohio. New YORK Pennsylvania.
50n 75c per bushel; Maine Green Mountain.
sI.25MI30: few best Si40 per i0o-lb.
sack: Idaho russell large sized. si.T0M IS;
medium 70 large. Si.60Ii.65 per lOo-lb.
sack
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BIZ United Press

quiet: southern, s475Rs.75 barrel: Idaho
S2I5G2.40 sack; Bermuda, s6.50a9 barrel:
Maine, Sll0G225 barrel: Canada, $3.50
ESQ barrel. Sweet 5tatoes-Market in
better demand: Jersey baskets. CSC n 81 so;
Southern baskets, 65cds1. Flour-Market,
quiet; spring patents, s4.2044.40 barrel
Pork-Market, steady; mess, SI6.T5. Lard
ass per 100 lbs. Tallow-Market steady:
special to extra, rs Q2ssc. Dressed Poultry
Market, easy; turkeys. l5a soc; chickens
iSm2Ie 55roi5lssEs 80 2s S. fowls sa2,esc'
Live Poultry-Market. barely steady: geese
7dl2c; ducks. sdl3c: fowls, I6disc:
turkeys. l5Q Csc: ROSTERS. 10dlic;
chickens pullets. 266 28c: broilers. i4M2ic;
Capons, Csc. Cheese; market, quiet, state
whole milk fancy to specials 10izdl9c;
Young America, iii2 9i2izc.
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PITTSBURGH. MAY f-Hogs-Receipts
100: market mostly i5725e lower; f40-
30 lbs. S5.6063ss; 22o-260 lbs. s3250
$50. most packing sowS s225H250
Cattle-Receipts. 10; market little changed:
medium 70 good steers quoted, S5.i5G SO.
rraIfs,rv. "a SOD 90 \ 80. h~mT
cows s325m4: lower Trade cows down
ward TO so sausage bulls. S2.7S 2. 50.
Caives-Rsceipts. 200; market, slow; veal
erS top So. bulk better Erade. s5Qs.TS-
Sheep-Receipts, 600, mary : slow asking
around steady Tor shorn lambs, upward 70
S.
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New York Curb Market
CBy Thomson q McKinnon)
Chicago Stocks Opening

by James 7. Hamih a Coz
May IL
5endix Avia o.. sa+ Middle West. a
Cont Chi com. sa Swift & Co 49,. iiiz
Cont Chi pfd.. u swift init. ...... 1914
Comm Edison. 10 Zenith Radio . p
Lib Mcneil prod IL
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S(SSSSS S:!'a{2:

lost the team championship by a narrow
margin.
We are certain indianapolis will be
strongly represented az Louisville, but II
might be well for all golfers to realize they
must enter the local tournament. II their
game is not good enough to win place on
the team. their entry viii be appreciated
because the spirit behind it as well as the
cash will boost the local stock. Entry fee.
time OF play plans for a smoker and other
details viii be announced soon.
Match play will begin next Saturday at
Woodstock in the spring handicap cham
pionship for the Edwin II. Forrey cup.
Those who qualified last Saturday were;
G. Homes, =. V. Brown. c. W. MoOres,
Booth T. Jameson. John s. RolIett Jr..
Charles Greathouse. Harold Thorp. Hyron
Hollctt. Arthur c. Moore, John Moore. p.
Hoffman. Ravens KahlO. T. Madden. o.
Church, Vance Smith and Walter Brown.
r
EIRST competition for the South
Il Grove club team comes next
Sunday when q 16-man squad trav-
els to Columbus, Ind, for IS holes.
The Bull Dogs will be back here for
a return engagement on June II.
The first inter-club matches in the In
dianapolis Links Association will take
place on May %. South Grove will en-
terrain Pleasant Run on that date. Other
south Grove dates are: Riverside. there
on .Ine 5; Riverside at South Grove. on
June 10; Pleasant Run. there on Aug. Il.
and sarah shank. at South Grove on Aug.
"a. The windup will be with Sarah shank
al the south side course on Sept. II.
The Million Dollar tournament will be
the Decoration day feature with play ON
May IS. - and 80 at South Grove. They
are planning on a mixed two-ban four
some at south Grove soon. In fact the
south Grove players are looking forward
to several interesting meets this summer.
r
Chuck Garringer. secretary OF the In
Sens e. meet A "" " s tRs season hs At his
course. the Speedway links. next Non
day. May Is. at p. m All players must
&c there s4s, At p. Ss IN hat al tSss
time and partners drawn BY lot ANA
teurS also viii play with hanoicapS APP
proved BY the Indianapolis DistEiet Con
y
Father and Son banquet for mem
bers Of the Hoosier Athletic Club
will be held at the clubhouse on the
night Of May IS, Lee Emmelmann,
chairman of the athletic committee,
announced today. The program that
will follow the banquet will consist
Of gymnastic exhibitions, SWIM
ming by both the fathers and the
sons and other contests.
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BgUnifcd Press

,03 LE te0s NAY lI3~ Grasn y fed
$40 safe. Corn-No. yellow 34is q
35isc Oats-No. white. 271 26c RYE
No , 46n47c Track prices. Is &C rate.
Wheat-No ? red. 52izN 53c No red.
] cent premium. No. 3 red. 10 cents
discount: No. red. 2 20 cents dis
3 yellow. 29029fzc Oats-No. ? white
ga csc. No. white. 23G2 &c. Clover
Prirae. So Alsike-Cash. s8.75. Butter
Farcv creamery prints 23I &c. Egzs-
Extras i2T12i &c. Hay-TimothY per cwt
Al cents
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Indianapolis PLAYERS have never figured
in the pubIie links tournament which be-
gan back IN 1899 until last year. Then
Dave Mitchell, south Grove star carried
eH low medalist honors At ST. Paul with
Iis for thirty-six holes. The local team
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Then TOO. the book saws william Moore
IA pro Al South Grove and no mention Is
MADE OF Harry Schcpp who FOR wears has
been the pro there and Is veteran in
local roif circles Herman Ucbeic IS listed
az pro &C Pleasant Run although he has
not been there for more than year.
Raiph Storehouse holds that post The
late Roy Robertson IS listed as the pro
an Sarah Shank course. a place held by
CLAYTON Schulz for nearly two years. Some
bodv a. the PARK board should send ~
TIRE correct information.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-11
United Pres

CHICAGO. Nav 10-Cash Grain close.
Wheat-No. red. 56isc No. 3 red. Ss9sc;
No hard. SIC: No 3 yellow hard 5524c;
No 2 mixed 557ac Corn-No. mixed
3la4n32c. No yellow 32W32itc; No. 3
yellow. 3iit n3iisc. No , white 32G32 &C..
Oats-No. white. 24M2As &C. No. 3 white
% n CSC. sample grade 20isc. Rvc-Nn
sales Barlev-40n SIC. TimothY-S2 rs
g Cloycr-s9G 1880.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1932-05-11
Chicago Grain Range
By Times spec

81 tWCf NpCcidt
CHICAGO. May i1.-Carlots. Wheat. 40:
corn 46. oats, a.. rye. g. and barley, 5.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO. May i0.-Primary receipts:
Wheat 4f6. 000 az inst 65l 900. corn 267.-
600 against $3.50 4 oats $4,000, against
226 600 Shipments. Wheat 7ii,o00. against
62S. 900. corn $4,000. against 622 900. oats
1f5, 600, against 228 600