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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-02-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Death Notices

OHatn NOTICES
BLANCHARD, JOHN Gage 81, beloved
husband of Goldena Blanchard, and
father Of Chester, Gerald. Herman, Les
Dorotha Blanchard. and Mrs. Mary
Krnnett, and Mrs. Margaret Laurimore
brother Of Mrs; Grant Colby, passed
away at the Methodist hospital. Monday.
at the SHIRLEY BROS. CENTRAL
CHAPEL, 946 ., n. Illinois st.. Thursday.
B e9 at at p al P P5Snd5 cem nysGd
Friends may call at the chapel
DREW. LOUIS E.-Beloved husband of
Helen Drew. father Of James and Eileen
Drew, departed this life Monday Feb g..
age 81 years. Funeral Thursday, Feb. g.,
at the residence. 1928 N. Rural a. m
Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends in
yited Funeral under direction of
GREEN, ALBERT Sage SO years be-
loved husband Of Rosa, father of Mary
and Rosalie Green, died Monday, Feb
6, Funeral THURSDAY. Feb. 9. $50 a. m.
Place 9 a. m. ST. Anthonys church
Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends IN
yited. GEO. W. USHER IN CHARGE.
HENLEY, NICHOLAS - Father of Mrs.
Frank P Button Stewart and NJ. G.
Henley. passed away Monday at his
home. 1857 Reid place. Services Thurs
BUCHANAN MoRTUARY. Friends in
HILGEMEIER. HAIRY c. sR-BeloYed
husband Of Minnie Roembke Hilgemeier
and beloved father of Harry Hilgemeier
Jr. and MIS-. J Woodford Collins. passed
away Feb. 7, 1888. at TAO a m. age So
years. Friends may call 7 9dnesday eve
and Thursday afternoon and eve Fu-
neral service Friday. Feb. TO- at D. m.
at the residence 2343 E Garfield dr. and
at 230 D. m. at Emmaus Evangelical
Lutheran church, Laurel and Orange SITS
Friends invited. Interment at Concordia
cemetery.
JONES. LESTER E.-Beloved husband of
Goldie NJ. Jones and father of j. FL
wood and Bertram T. Jones. passed aWav
Tuesday morning. Feb. 7. age so wears
Funeral services Will be held at the
VALID FUNERAL HOME. 1919 N Illinois
st. THURSDAY afternoon. Feb. 9. at 2
O'CLOCK. Burial Crown Hill cemetery
Friends invited.
SIMON JOHN-Of WASHINGTON Place. be-
loved father Of John 7. Of Chicago
city and Leo B. of Detroit. brother Of
Henry Simon OF this CITY and Chris
Simon Of Chicago departed this life
Feb. 7. age So years. Funeral notice later
For further informa ton call MOORE q
KIRK. CH-3550
STEINHAUER. MARY K.-Widow OF Fred
erick Steinhauer, and mother of Mrs
Catherine Miner and Frederick Stein
hauer grandmother Of VIM. and Mildred
Steinhauer. and sister Of VIM. Schneider
departed this life Tuesday Feb T. age
80 years Funeral Thursday Feb. g. at
MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 344T
College ave. p. n Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited.
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Chicago Primary Receipts
CHICAGO Futures Rance
BIZ Times Special
TOLEDO CASH GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. 9.-Carclots: Wheat, II;
corn, 90; oats, Il; rye, 0, and barley, 8.
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Liberty Bonds
Bank CIearings
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
TREASURY STATEMENT


Feb. g.
ClSdIlllgS ...-t..... 81, 34O OO0. W
Debts OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 3,647, 900. 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Feb. a
Net balance for Feb. g.. $415, 1863 761 OF
expenditures ...-... .,...... 1855, SOC 90
Customs reefs. month to date 1896, OF
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S Transportation

MODERN TRAVELLERS BUREAU
Brevort Hotel. RI-2li
Boston. $3.50; N. Y, $3.50. Wash. si
St. Louis 1895. Tulsa. 81 FL Paso, SIT 5
San DIEGO S24 Is Ruses daily
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CHICAGO FRUIT MARKET


~ nlftd FTfNS
CHICAGO Feb Apples - Michigan
Jonathans and Spies and Mcintosh. bushel
81 l50 l.25: greetings. S5m90c.
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Receipts, 1900; market. bipbe,

Lambs
go lbs; down Good and choice S 60O6 CTS
t90-l10 lbs.l Good and choice 5750D $50
'9o IDS down Common and med 3506l 600
Good and choice 15om en-
common and medium ........ 75@ $50
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steady to l5c higher. le0-225 lbs So sOGi
$50: 225-275 lbs. s3.65 as: 275-325 lbs.
s. 4oa So; l20-l6o lbs. s335G 8 so: 100
l2o lbs. s. 10: roughs So down; top calves.
$3.50; top lambs. IS.
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side; reward, R1-65l2 $50 Miley Ave
/ COLLIE DOG-Tan. white name Mike
1882 license tag Reward. 500 N. Ia
DOG Lost, large male, white With brown
spots. Ted. BE-l497-M or write 5l6 s.
\ GLASSES LOST-Octagon-sh rimiess
IN brown case. Reward. IR-7045
/ GREAT DANE DOG-Very large. tan.
children's pet: reward s25 for informa-
ton leading TO recovery. TA-l9l9.
GREY POLICE PUP. Z months old. lost
vicinity SIND and Illinois. Reward. HA-
HOUND-Strayed. Black and tan Per-
Sonal property. Mr.. ALIFF. DR-7820-2.
LADY'S Elgin Wrist Watch near Lee and
Howard SITS. or E Washington car,
1902 o'clock Yesterday. BE-l295-R.
LEFT a b4ncn Of keys in restaurant on N.
Illinois st. TA-2940
| LOST Black and white Great Dane dog.
Male. Reward. TA-2462.
| LOST-German Police Dog name Mass.
Reward 5656 Winthrop HU-3374
STRAYED- 425 w 4lst ST.. white
and brown Russian Wolfhound Female.
reward WA-l36l-W
| UNUSUALLY large gray male police dog.
strayed Jan. 29th, Washington place Re-
ward. IR-2116-7
WRIST WATCH Ladys Bulova; lost Sat
urday morning; $50 N. Gray or 1857
Fairfield; keepsake reward. WA-l394.
| $40 BILL-Coin purse vicinity Raymond
and Madison, reward. HE-5628.
S Personals
NOODLE NESTS = Something new for
luncheons and suppers. Ha-2599-R.
DR.. CHESTER MILLER-"The Children's
Dentist" llO7 Odd Fellow bldg
FALSE teeth. broken plates repaired
Teeth replaced. called, delivered Save
money. CAPENTERS DENTAL LAB. AIT
Virginia Ave. DR-5967.
RENT A MAYTAG
81 per week
Call Ri. 9441 Extension 372.
L. S. AYRES q Co
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Pressure Necrosis" Is
Name of Chick Disease

Not long ago a correspondent In
quired relative to a peculiar dis
ease" among four-weeks-old baby
chicks. The mouth of the chick
showed accumulations in the roof
and also under the tongue. Severe
Inflammation had set in and swell.
ing of the affected parts occurred.
Apparently the trouble had pro-
crossed so that losses were oc-
curing.
This peculiar trouble is known as
Pressure Necrosis" 1t is not a dis
ease, but follows the feeding of ra-
tons which are too pasty and which
are ground too fine. Due to the
pulverized condition of the feed
some of 1t becomes lmpacted In the
roof of the mouth. Additional feed
accumulates and the impaction of
food shuts Off the circulation so that
the poorly nourished organs degen-
crate.
Obviously the prevention of such
trouble Is to avoid feeding r~ations
which r too finely %pulverized or
which contain too much pasty food
stuffs.-Missouri Farmer.
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Romantic Origin of
Package Medicines

Some of the most interesting ro-
mances will be found in the march
Of industry; for back of nearly ev-
cry product which gains public ac-
ceptance Is the very human story of
somebody's ideal. ambition. ingenu-
ity, enterprise, disappointment, strug-
gle and final achievement.
The prIvations and ~hardships
which accompanied the early years
of the development of package medi-
cines are an important part Of the
history of our nation. The public
seldom appreciates the doubt the
ridicule, the ostracism and the enor-
nous financial risks which we're suf.
fered by the early pioneers In medl
clnes. Their faith, determination
and pioneering spirit were response.
BILE for developing and bringing to
our medicine shelves those well
known package medicines which af.
ford economy and convenience. and
which are so essential to our every
day lives.
Most package medicines were origi-
nally prescribed by that beloved In
dividual. the memory of whose self
sacrificing life is most beautiful
the old family physician. Being pre-.
scriptions of merit which produced
results. they survived. They became
much In demand and consequently
much prescribed by their original.
ors. Perhaps the demand grew so
rapidly that the old doctor found
himself unabie. with his limited
equipment, his modest kit, to fiji
the need. Often he. sometimes MS.
sisted by his kinsmen or friends. pre-
pared to meet the demand by a
quantity production. that the meri.
torious prescriptions might receive
the widespread use which their pop
ularity justified. Then came years of
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toll. hardshlps, risks. struggles; with
life's earnings and life's efforts In
vested. Eventually the laboratory
and the machine entered the picture,
and every invention of a modern
world was utilized to increase per-
lection. production and distribution.
Whether an individual package
medicine has been on the market for
scores of years, or whether II is the
more recent product of medical re-
search. a large proportion OF pack
age medicines In general are based
upon solid scientific knowledge, and
deserve the confidence OF the public.
Proprietary remedies which can ease
human suffering, mitigate human
distress. or add to human health and
physical efficiency. at n price within
the reach of the poor mans pocket
book, are indeed worthy adjuncts to
American life. as we'll as American
commerce. "They can be safely re-
lied upon" as Lord Bacon expressed
II, ito tune the curious harp of mans
body"
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sickness but his mother says: 'When
Leroy was just q little fellow, we
found his stomach and bowels were
weak. He kept suffering from con-
stipation. Nothing he ate agreed
with him. He was fretful, feverish
and puny.
when we started giving him Cali
fornia Fig Syrup his condition i'm
proved quickly. His constipation and
bi%liousness stopped and he has had
no more trouble of that kind. / have
since used California Fig Syrup with
him for colds and upset spells. He
likes it because 1t tastes so good and
! like 1t because 1t helps him so
wonderfully
California Fig Syrup has been the
trusted standby of mothers for over
30 years. Leading physicians recon-
mend 1t. 1t is purely vegetable and
works with Nature to regulate, tone
and strengthen the stomach and
bowels Of children so they get full
nourishment from their food and
waste is eliminated in a normal way.
Four million bottles used a year
shows how mothers depend on 1t. Al
ways look for the word california"
on the carton to be sure Of getting
the gen inc.
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for hope, which unsteadied her tone
then
Well. now, a young mar can't lie
"a he2 Not to q girl who. for ar
instant and even through the o
centration of a savage purpose
seems peculiarly lovely to behold
No. This young man conlC
not but for the sake Of attaining
his goal he may evade a little. ma,
he not?
1--WE just finished one Job.
don't know how good | am I'd like
to find out. When | heard of the
jam you're In here"-lifting one
hand and giving II a little twist a,
though the explanation e sell
EVIDENT thought II might be !,
good place to see what I'm gom
for . what I'm wound on"
(To BE CoNTfNUEDA
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ll--continued

"No," said John impatiently. "But
are you sure that this la Belknar
is behind all the trouble?"
"Sure7 Surel" The little man
brlstled with assurance WASN'T II
a Vanderbilt that said that the Thing
a mar wanted more than anything
else was more? That's the way with
this old Belknap. Predatory. he is
of the predatory wealthy Hes got
the Richards company up in a cor
ner, and he amt goin' TO LET Ii out.
Why, ever his own partner. Gorbel.
over here at kampfest. can't stop
him. GOrbel amt so bad, but Bel
KNAPP gives the orders. You can't
blame Gorbel. II a mans goin' to
exist economically under a capital.
isl system he's got to 20 with the
capitalists. amt he? Now If you've
read 'Das Kapital.' by Karl Marx.
you1l see"
John showed back his plate and
tapped the table with his fork.
"Just a minute. Let's see If I've
got this story right: The logging
railroad. owned by the Richards
Lumber company. goes through Bel.
KNAPP Il Gorhel timber. The right of
way was granted by a man named
kampfest who used to own that
timber. Belknap x Gorbel bought
him out and began to operate. Tn.
der the terms of the old contract
they can either force the Richards
company to haul their logs out to a
main line branch or order them to
pull their steel. And. to tighten this
squeeze, the Belknap camps are
making logs In such quantities that
the mill here can't he safely logged?
That it?"
That's right This old Belknap
amt satisfied to have a soft thing.
he amt. The Richards mills been
gettin' by some way; God knows
how, nd soon's he sees that he
starts gettin' rough. just like any
old feudal baron'd get rough. He
has his hired help put Royce. the
Richards woods boss. out of commits
sion. which Is awful bad. You can't
log without a good boss. and no man
In his right minds going to tackle a
job where, on top of having "a
scratch to make a shown. he's In
danger of getting his block knocked
Off any minute.
"Why, this old Belknap thinks he's
a superman or something. guess
he's been reading Nietzsche. Did
you eve read Beyond Good and
Evilr No? Well, now"-wriggling
closer TO the tahle-"there's what
I'd call q downright dangerous phil
osophy. You see"
But John Belknap. leaning back
In his chair now. gave no heed to
Landlord Jasper's Interpretation of
philosophical theory. After what
his father had done to him yester
day. young John was ready to be.
lleve anything. He had known of
wars waged by old Tom against com
petitors; he had always thought
them waged on fair terms But here
was a conflict apparently unfair. un.
warranted. Shoestring. to a man.
evidently attested to Its ruthless.
ness. and Johns temper drove him
h%eadlong into an acceptance of that
belief. Headlong and gladly. AS
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"Nhy, This Old BeIknap Thinks
He's q superman or Something"
good as O blow in the mouth, this I
He had been kept away from Kamp.
fest after heading towards 1t these
years
Why? What reason? Because old
Tom did not want him to know what
was going oni Because he knew
that John would have demanded an
Rbout-face?
Well. how would his father like II
II be refused to take what was Of
fered IL, more than that. he stepped
In and aligned himself with an OPP
position because 1t gave him a
chance to e what he was wound
ont And with their backs to the
wall. this Richards outfit, whoever
and whatever II might be, needed a
leadcs, fresh blood, someone who
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women for the past 90 years. Here is
the experience OF Miss Edna F~elthouscn Of
72 No. End St. Billings. Mont Every
thing got on my nerfes. | never felt like
eating, did not rest well al night and was
depressed all the whik. | started to use DIR.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and II toned
up my entire system, improved my appetite
and oycrcame that nervous condition I"
Write tie DIR. Piereo's Clinic. Buffalo,
~. r. for free medical advice.
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sort of relief rather than aluaze.
ment or stupefactlon. Relief. be.
cause II was a girl on whom his ia
Their made wari
II simplited matters for a chap
In an embarrassing position. A
man. even In a pinch. might want
TO fight through to the finish on his
OWN resources. A girl like this
the sort of girl you took to tea and
the theater and to supper clubs; a
nice girl who looked as though she
read books and played golf and
would complete the picture of a
smart roadster-would be needing
help. Lots of helpl Immediately !
II was her tough luck that she had
Incurred the attention of an old ty.
rant, such as his father was turn
Ing out to be; his good luck thar
she was In trouble. filled with ami
mas as he was for old Tom. and
aching as he was to show what he
could do.
Well!" he said as he took the
chair she Indicated. and In the
third ejaculation was a deal of sat
istaction. as of one suddenly round
Ing a dubious corner into al unex-
pected bonanza
III was terrible the way the
boys met you" she said. There's
an excuse for 1t. of course Ii can
be explained by the fact that
they're s0 worked up over what has
been going on aud so loyal to my
fathers memory that they do these
things regardless of my wishes
I'm I'm so sorry feel re
sponsible for 1t, for their hurting
you"
lie touched his cut lip.
Don't mind me. AS | understand
the situation you seem to have trou
bles enough without worrying about
a scratch on a stranger I"
Her eyes dropped. And II was
awfully generous of you TO
to do what you did Just now
voice trembling ave so little. First
we hear that Tom Belknap's bully
is coming here to harm more of
my men and we beat you up in oni
excitement. Next, you walk in here
to find Tom Belknap's partner de
handing surrender and save ME
embarrassment. There are some
matters a girl can't handle
alone"
John stirred %uneasily. To tell a
girl who could speak of a man with
such contempt and luminosity thai
he was that mans son was a BIZ
more of al ordeal than ne cared
to undertake. considering his obiec
tive. He had found her In a mans
fight, confronted with a mans prob
lens. but she was no man: a Girl
with feminine reactions and nreju
dices, and 10 reveal his identity
would terminate this talk abruptly
His heart went down and
then rebounded. Sandy's letter rest
ed In his bill-fold. Good old Sandy
so ratified at writing n letter of char
acter that he left out the once i'm
portant. but now damnlng. third OF
his namei
He picked up her last words:
.Yes: a lot % matters a girl
can't handle alone" but his steady
gaze on her face was NOT one of
or understanding. He
sizing her up. studying her In
the light Of a possible vehicle for
that urge of vengeance. Throwing
your caller out was simple. Maybe
IL won't be so easy to help you In
other things. But that's what | came
here for: to ask for a chance to
Meaning just what?" she asked
with an odd b%luntness for a girl.
THAT | understand you're looking
for q woods superintendent and I'd
like to take on the chore."
"And that that's what
brought you 10 Shoestring?"
Surely II was q surge of relief.
the sudden dawning of an unlocked
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Los Angeles Boy
Needed Help

Leroy Young, 1116
Georgia St., Los An
geies, is a regular
W." active In
sports, and at the
top In his classes at
school. To look at
him now, you'd think
he never had n days
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The use of fresh liquid milk or
dried milk In water or mixed In the
mash Is very helpful to get the birds
started right with enough animal
protein.
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THE STORY

rest. plans three months trip abroad Promises OF advancement he has made to his
son John are broken Tor nc sppsrsnf rsason,s and the young man Is indignant Paul C-
bl Bshnap partner 10 hone Al contention Father ind sn part without conpsts
Understanding Al sm~shhns. his aMn delayed BY . wreck, John 10 ordered Ia leave
a. ns HI refuses md after . FIST asL lis attackers realize II L. q case d mistake
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End Serious Coughs
With Creomulsion

Don't let them get a strangle hold.
Fight germs quickly. Creomulsion com.
bines the Z best helps known to modern
science. Powerful but harmless Pleasant
to take. No narcotics. Your druggist will
refund your money if any cough or cold
no matter how long standing is not re-
neved by Circumcision. (adv.)
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NERVOUS WOMEN


your nerves are
L frayed and you
feel respondent, If you
suffer from periodic
pains or weakening
drains whites
turn to the right
medicine. DR.. Pierce's
Favorite Prescrip-
ton has been hcIDinc
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Poultry can withstand colder
temperatures than animals, but
cannot tolerate drafts.
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POULTRY HINTS

II is cheaper to prevent a disease
among chickens than to try a cure
after 1t has appeared.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-25

Degrees of Impudenca
Impudence Is not so irritating
when it isn't intended,
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A daughter Is born to Mrs. Snipes.
sentenced to death for murder be-
fore the child's arrival.
Thanks to the governor of South
Carolina. the woman will not be
hanged. and, thanks to public senti-
ment. she was taken from the
prison to a hospital that her child
might not bear "the stigma of birth
In prison."
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1933-01-25

The pope issued q bull, setting
aside the IL months following April
2 as a holy year of prayer, pen
ance and pilgrimage to Rome and
Palestine" Plus XII hopes this will
lead to social, political and inter
national peace"
q. isss. By King Features Syndicate. Inc.
WNu Service
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Disturbances throughout the
worlds interior are added to the
worlds other troubles. Following
earthquakes and eruptIons In South
America. Rrakatoa, the great vol
cano, rising from its own island be-
tween Java and Sumatra, Is In VIC
lent eruption. sending columns of
flaming lava $500 feet into the sky.
more than four times the height of
New York's Empire State building
Fifty years ago one of RADIATORS
severe eruptlons was followed by a
tidal wave that drowned 10000 In
the Dutch East Indies. The effects
of this wave, travelling across the
Atlantic, were observed In South
America.
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Isl. PAT OF CHICAGO
PAIRED AGAINST ST.
XAVIER OF KENTUCKY
Having Lost Four Veterans Last
Year, Champs May Need
Good Fortune
LOUISVILLE oUINT POTENT
Indiana Has Five Teams in Sec
ond Round; St. leo's Of
Minot Beaten

Chicago, March N.-(P-St. Pat
rick's of Chicago, back fighting to
retain its national Catholic high
school basketball championship,
needed more than the Shamrock Fri
day.
Face to face with st. Xavier of
Louisville, KY, one Of the two out
standing favorites in the title drive,
they needed all the basketball shots
in their record books to turn back the
gold-shirted giants from Kentucky.
To the spectators, who watched
both teams romp through their OPEN
ing games, St. Xavier was about q
l00-to-l favorite over the champions.
who were weakened by the loss Of
four stars from their 1882 lineup.
DePaul academy, city champions Of
Chicago, was rated as heavy q ia
vorite as st. Xavier to reach the
finals.
Indiana led the field by placing five
teams into the second round but out
side Of Cathedral OF Indianapolis.
state Catholic champion, and Central
Catholic Of TT. Wayne, which ran up
the most one-sided score Of the tour
nament so far in defeating Cathedral,
Green Bay, Wis, 48 to Z, none Of the
Hoosier teams was given more than q
fighting chance.
Other strong teams left included
Cretin Of st. Paul.
The championship campaign ends
with the finals Sunday night.
st. Leo's Of Minot was eliminated
Thursday by st. Rita's Of Chicago.
The score was 50 to Is.