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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-05-03

Lewis Layman 70, of 1896 Westbrook,
chronic endocardltis.
Edna B Burke so. Central Indiana Hos
pital, chronic myocarditis.
Louise A. Sunday, 81, Methodist Hos
pital, arteriosclerosis.
Frank McWhorter. 50. of 1920 w. Mar
ket, myocarditis.
Lloyd Everett Thorn, Is, City Hospital,
epidemic meningitis.
Charles Doctor, IS. City Hospital. cpl
demic meningitis,
Irma j. Smith 4, City Hospital, men
ingococciS meningitis.
Marion D. Miles. a. of 3010 Central.
pulmonary tuberculosis.
Ella Smith, 81, of 2038 Yandes. broncho
pneumonia.
Anna M strattan. So, of s22 E. 4Sth
lobar pneumonia
James Edward Hartman, 5, of 1904 Castle,
SarcOma
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Births

Boys
James and Mary Arnold. Coleman Hos
pital.
Norris and Mary Ayers Coleman Hos
pital.
Arthur and Lila Baugh Coleman Hos
pital.
Clifford and Christine Cox, Coleman
Hospital.
Robert and Frances Morgan. Coleman
Hospital.
Girls
Arthur and Edith Copeland. Colemon
Hospital.
Robert and Edith Duffy. Coleman Hos
pital.
Clarence and Eva Headrick. Coleman
Hospital.
Clifford and Thelma Porter. Coleman
Hospital.
william and Alice Rumler Coleman Hos
pital.
John and Thelma Hays, 22O1 Parker
Twins
Colbert and Dorothy Cardin. Coleman
Hospital, girls.
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NOTICE OF APPOIN IMENI
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administra-
late of Marion County Indiana. Sale
estate is supposed to be solvent.
BLAINE l. DAILY
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Trinity Circle to Give BANQUET

Trinity Circle, an organization
within the Trinity Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, will sponsor a Moth
ers and Daughters banquet Friday,
May 10, in the hall at Market-st
and Arsenal-av.
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PAPERING. painting carpenter gen. repair
Work guaranteed Most reas. RI-7725
PAINTING, paper hanging, interior deco
rating. general building and repair ex-
cavating. Call NINE after $50 p. m.
CH-l337-R
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S W A PS

TO ADVERTISERS@Each ad appear
ing in this column IS listed in The Times
swap Bureau directory for sixty days
free Of charge Your Swap" ad viii
receive a special rate Of seven days for
the price OF FIVE and four days for the
cost OF three. Cali RI-555l
WILL paw cash for good % OF 20 Ford
or Chevrolet. CH-3962-J.
WILL PAY So cash girls used bicycles. 800
z 63rd. WA-li33.
CAsH-For used 10 or u f. glass show
case LT-3010.
% PONTIAC-swap for what have you.
1853 n Belmont
EQUITY 81 WHY'S Coach fer Model T
Ford and cash. IR-63s6
SET imported dishes; la.e model Cham
bers range; cash or car. Tines L-3olo.
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RENTALS
10 Rooms with Board

ALABAMA. N l224-LsrEe front room:
good meals. s. 50 each. RI-s547.
BROADWAY. i7Oi-Front room. high-ciass
home excellent food; business man.
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INDIANA San G71nl1E7ugt

E!lpICIHtNI oEFNINL
fanfold biller Stenogra-
pher experienced. single to 28-Sl600
Apply 5000 a. M.
End Floor Chamber of Commerce Bldg.
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Floor Finishing

HARDWOOD floors laid: old floors and
stairways cleaned, refnished. HE2048.
OLD FLOORS sanded and rehnished like
new: Satisfaction guaranteed. F. T. LIN
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LIE G AIS
Sc Legal Notices

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly oualified as adminlstratrlX
ceased, late of Marion County, Indiana
Said estate is suppose, to to be solvent m,
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under.
signed has duly qualified as executors of
late of Marion County, Indiana. Said es
tate is supposed TO be solvent.
JOHN L. EAGLESFIELD,
WILLIAM EAGLESFIELD.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administra-
tor of estate of Isabelle F, Judd deceased,
late of Marion County. indiana. Said
''''' ''''0 BLAINE L. DAILY.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as Administrator
of Estate of John J. Stanley. deceased. late
of Marion County, Indiana. Said Estate
" JOHN R STANLEY
NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed pro-
posals will be received by the State High
way Commission at the Commissions Of
! flee on the Third Floor of the State House
Annex. 102 North Senate Avenue Indian
apOs May 49, 4 ss5 On the ooW1g
100 to lis trucks of the H. 600 lbs. mimi
to the six locations specified below.
Prices quoted shall be delivered prices
| f. 0. b. to Charlottesville. Greenfield. Sey-
mour, Vincennes. LaPorte and Fit. Wayne
District Garages.
Proposal blanks and specifications are
on file in the office of the State Highway
Commission Wnere same may be obtained
free upon request
The right is reserved by the State High
way Commission to reject any or all bids,
waive technicalities as to procedure, and
to award on any combination of bids that
in its judgment is most advantageous to
| the State of Indiana.
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
OF INDIANA
JAMES D. ADAMS, Chairman.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
NOTICE is hereby given that sealed bids
terials will be received by the Chairman
of the State Highway Commission of In
sae House MS @ N6fh Aver
nue. indianapolis, Indiana. until 200 p. m.
on the 18th day of May 1885. at which
nGg No. 5soa 1879 to 200 Tons
No. and No. s Maintenance Aggregate
deld: on the various roads in the Aurora
invitation No 1908: 1900 to 1850 Tons
No. 7 and No. Maintenance Aggregate
deld. on the various roads m the Aurora
invitation No 1904: 500 to 600 Tons No.
Crushed Aggregate Del. deTd; on f Road $50;
and Junction of Roads l and as.
Bids shall be submitted. upon standard
fications will be furnished free upon re-
The right Is reserved by the Chairman
to reJeot any or az PIGS or to award is on
ment is most advantageous to the State
STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION
JAMES D. ADAMS, Chairman.
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Alteration Specialists


ALTERAT1ONs-Lad Ladies'. mems garments
able. MEYER o. JACOBS. 212 E. 18th
st. TA-6667
Awnings
THOMPSON AWNING CO.. Cut rate
prices. Call TA-6552 for FREE estimate
146 w 30th-st.
Cleaners
RELIABLE CLEANERS. 646 Fairfield /;
guaranteed work. Reasonable prices.
RAY c. WISHMEIER.
PREMIER CLEANERS-Experts on draper
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JOSEPH AXLEROD. tailor, cleaning. press
ing, altering. 4O7 Guaranty bldg
Contracting
PAPER1NG. painting carpenter gen: repair
Work guaranteed Most reas. RI-7725
PAINTING, paper hanging, interior deco
rating. general building and repair eX
cavating. Call NINE after $50 p. m.
Floor Finishing
HARDWOOD floors leld; old floors and
stairways cleaned, refnished HE-2048.
new. Satisfaction guaranteed. F. 7. LIN
WILLIE. BE-4579.
Furniture Reps iring
glueing; uphoistering. DR-5228.
General Auto Repairing
GENERAL auto repairing. all makes. all
models. Easy terms. EARL GREEN'S
GARAGE, $50 Fl. Wayne-av. RI-8S84
WE face and grind valves with Hall Ec-
Guaranteed rnq perfect seating sfiTs 'hSe5
SMITH GARAGE II N. State. LI-2SS8
GENERAL auto repairing. Welding work
guaranteed. o. F. PERRY. 618 Pierson.
LI-8686.
General Home Repairing
INDIANAPOLIS HOME BEAUTIFIERs
Papering, cleaning, floors rehnished,
boulder walls. sodding. cnders, crushed
stone. rich dirt garden stones. CH-6l84
House Remodeling
REPAIRING. painting. roofing. built-in
cabinets. JACK J. MESSMER, RI-2233
Evenings. CH2233.
Ice Card Printing
ICE CARDS--Any quantity. low price
GOTHIC PRESS. Sl3 E. Westinghouse.
Insurance
CALL A. L. WILLARD
sos Fletcher Trust Bldg. LI-7505
Mattresses, Made Over
MATTRESSES renovated; also made into
inner-Sprlngs by experts. RI-2347
MAKE old mattresses like new: box. inner
springs; uphoiStering. HA-0502-J.
Moving. Transfer, Storage
STORAGE-LocaI. Iong-distance hauling
return loads wanted: part-load service.
Otto J. Suesz. RI-3628. 6561: CH-0699-W
81 UP moving responsible white men. DE
Harris vans. 1906 Tallman. CH-0l93-J
Rl-3667. IR-2ls5-I-WILBUR STEINKA M
Reasonable: moving and storage. White
men.
CARLETON TRANSFER Experienced NOV
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YOU DON'T need money to move; dis
carded furniture wanted. Holm Trans
Musical instruments Repaired
BAND and orchestra instruments repaired.
nc. i28 n. PENN mrs L1-55 asN'0N w."
Painting
HOUSE PAINTING on monthly payment
PaperhanEinE. DR-5228
PAINTING-Interior or exterior, estimates
free Times. Box K-2062.
PAINTERS DROP CLOTH
Thousands of used good drop cloths at
TARPAUL1Np CO. 1902 W Wv Washins gn-N'''
Paper Cleaning
PAPER CLEANING. soc room: immediate
experience. LANNAN. BE-4778.
PAPER cleaning. soc up. RI-36ls In
terror painting; day or night.
PAPER cleaning. wall washing. work guar
anteed: very reasonable. DR-6766.
PAPER cleaned, exert cleaner: work guar
anteed. Call day or night. HA-l923-W
PAPER cleaning. 10 years experience; no
Dirt work guaranteed. Estimates. CHI
M
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ANNOUNCE TENTS
| Death Notices

THORN. LLOYD-Age Il years son of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred c. Thorn. brother Of John
and Betty Thorn. died THURSDAY. Private
services a. the KIRBY MORTUARY
Saturday. II a. m Interment Memorial
PARK. Friends NAV view Lloyd through
the window. on account of contagious
disease after $50 Saturday morning
VoRNHOLT. HERMAN-Beloved husband
OF Margaret. father Of Mrs. Bettye Nor
gan. brother Of Charles and George
Vornholt Mrs. Elizabeth Medley and
Mrs. Minnie Kleffman. passed away
Thursday, MAY 2 Friends NAV call at
w. T BLASENGYM FUNERAL PAR
LORS. 1928 Shelby-St any time Funeral
Saturday 10 a. m. Body Will be taken
to Fl. Wayne for burial Friends may
view the remains az the chapel at
cemetery in Fl. Wayne.
WILLFOND. DEAN-Of 1885 N Gale-st.
beloved son of Trace and Nellie Willfond.
departed this life Tuesday. age % wears.
Funeral Saturday a. the MOORE &
KIRK FUNERAL HOME $3.50 station-st.
D m. Burial Memorial Park Cemetery
Friends invited. Friends may call at
the residence until SATURDAY. D. r..
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Plumbing Work

GUARANTEED plumbing. heating, all
kinds repair work: cheap. BE-265l. Be-
ola1.
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COAL MART
Buy From q Dealer

indianapolis Ice & Fuel Co.
DR-2400. 4 Yards. DR-24Ol
FRIEDRICH COAL co.
DR-l7s2. wA-566s.
@ Anchor Coal & Sup. Co.
G1 1886 W. Maryland RI-4l3I
w. 24-HOUR SERVICE
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Spectators. Bargain
% Sale Suburban Property
20 Lots, Farms and Acreage
81 Wanted to Trade

NEW BETHEL-Almost acre: Groom mod
4346
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Cleaners
RELIABLE CLEANERS 646 Fairfield /;
guaranteed work. Reasonable prices
RAY c. WISHMEIER.
PREMIER CLEANERS-Experts on draper
les rugs, furniture; reasonable prices.
LI-9676.
JOSEPH AXLEROD tailor, cleaning press
ing, altering. 407 Guaranty bldg
La gaceta., 1935-04-10

de Sauna de Lapgreo llamado
Dorino Piquero, al que han col
gado mas de veinte veces. Natu-
ralQente, la suspension en- 81 al
re, Con TODD Y ser por 81 misma
I'm tormento brutal, no es mas
que la preparation para~el mar
trio. Despues vienAn loAgolpes
sobre ell tronco del cuerpo, que
en- algunas ocasiones Sc han ex-
tendido hasta les testiculos, no
Sc 81 casual o observation-disclosures
tie, y que siempre Sc prolongan
durante Aoras seguidas.
En- ell Hospitalillo de Meres,
que es IN salon del Institute de
Segunda Ensenanza capaz para
diez y ocho o veinte camas, han
ingresado, que 70 sepa, los- ST.
guientss heridos procedentes de
la carcel establecida en- Ell Cole
gio de los Hermanos de la Doc
trina Cristiana:
Manuel Pena Iglesias. Entr6
ell 81 de octubre, presentando
lesiones por toda la espalda y
una fuerte hemotisis. LIE habian
dado seteata y dos Nergajazos.
A los Seis dias pas6 al Hospital
de Oviedo, llevandosele POGO
despues a la Carcel Modelo sin
estar aGn curado.
Segundo Gutierrez. Entr6 en-
81 de noviembre con una costi-
LA fracturada y con ell cuerpo
renegrido. Hubo necesidad de
sondarle. Para apalearlo lie sus-
pendieron en- ell aparato que uti-
cen este fin. Fue alta ell
10 de diciembre.
La gaceta., 1935-04-10
PALENCIA

En- Palencia, para hacer deSia
rar a un tai Llorente que las ar
n as Sc las habia dado un conce
Ij;l de dicha ciudad, que nj 81
quiera habia hablado una sola
W. con aquel preso, nj saba
que perteneciera a la U, G. T.,
Sc fingi6 en- ell Quartet de la Guar
.dia Civil un fusilami~hto en- la
h2bitaci6n de al lado a la cue
L1orente declaraba, despues de
.haberle dado cada veinte miEu-
'tos una barbara paliza, poraue
Sc negaba a prestar esta decla-
raci6n falsa, que, por fin, consl-
.guieron arrancarle asi: Al OR
|Llorente que el sargento decia
en- la habitaci6n Immediate: Isl
no declare, fusilarle,' y DIR tam
|bien la caida pesada de un cuer-
La gaceta., 1935-04-10
Del l5fputa6 attes0. Felix G. 0rdas
y EAxcn1o. 81? P&sidente de IaKep0bIca

Rufino Martinez. Ingres6 ell
OF de noviembre con numerosas
Commissioners por TODD ell cuerpo.
IQuedo privado de la facultad de
hablar. FL s de diciembre pas6
al Hospital de Oviedo para aDli-
earle corrietrNS electricas. To
davia no ha recobrado ell habla.
Fue tambien colgado.
Alberto Molina. EHlr6 ell 4
de diciembre con PARALYSIS en-
Iamb.s bra9ascoasscuencia de
IhabdN estad k..;ss del apa
irato por y leve ho-
ras. Sc lie llev6e al Hos
pitaI de Oviedo para ell trata-
miento por la eIectricidad. Con-
|tinda la PARALYSIS.
Nicasio Martinez. Ell a de di-
ciembre entr6 en- ell Hospitalillo
con leSiones en- un brazo Y en-
Varias parties del cuerpo. Pas6
a la carcel despues de varios
dias de cura. Tambien estuvo
suspendido.
Manuel Diaz (a) Females.
EStuvo colgado durante cuatro
'hcras, y fue asistido en- ell Hos
pitalillo de varias lesiones por
apaleamiento.
Julio Fernandez. Fue asistido
de orquitis producida por un
puntapie dado en- la region tes-
ticular.
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FIRMAR 10 QUE DEsPUEs
LES LLEVARIA A LAzsssDERTE
! - as Y nombr&s
81 os VerdIg

- III -
AL dete lido que van a malfFa,
tar 10 llevA2 dicho escenario,
e atan las Skos por detras de
y espalda y~spues de atadas
asi, meten por entire elias la
cuerda de la polea y 10 suben.
ApeSes despegados del suelo los
pies del detenido sus br5kos van
girando hacia atras soAre las
articulaciones de los hombfOs
hasta que aquellos quedan levan
tados por encima de la cabeza.
ST al2uno resta Nncorvado por
tener una musculatura fuerte o
por habilidad gimnastica, para
que Sc estire completamente lie
cuelgan de los pies un caldero
lleno de aqua. Hasta en- un ca
so, en- ell del martirizado Segun-
do Gutierrez, Sc agarraron al.
cuerpo de la victima tres guar
dias civiles para desahacer ell
encorvamiento. Me consta que
varios de los presses que han su-
frido esta tortura Sc quejan,
mas aun que de las terribles
distensiones ligamOntosas, de
un dolor insoportable en- ell pc
cho.
Ell humorismo de los deteni-
dos ha bautizado ell escenario
del Colegio de los Hermanos de
la Doctrina Cristiana con ell
nombre de Campo de Aviaci6n.
Cuando sacan a algunO dicen
que 10 llevan a montar en- Ell a
WON. Y hasta tienen nombrado
campe6n de vuelo a I'm vacino
La gaceta., 1935-04-10

Edwin Jones, "a, y Annie e.
Ra4, l7Ailliam D. Jones, 50,
y Annie Bel, 50; Cecil Kersey,
%, y Jessie V. White, %; Cecil
c. Ross, %, y Mae Moore, 80.
La gaceta., 1935-04-10

Al s1bdito norteamericano, de
oticio choftr, Andres Caceres
Asraless residente en- Ujo, lie de
ruyieron por Suponerle compli-
.cado en- la reyoluci6n, Y lie colga
rAxy lie apale9ron de tai name
'rSN dos ounce dias eel 8 de
din 5re) tenta aun ell Nlerpo
lien se cardenales. Reclam6 por
CARA certificada ante ell consul
de su pals en- Madrid.
Fernando Gonzalez FeYlan :
DEE (a) Mosc6n, kocia :
lista de Mieres, muri6 3espueS
de sufrir por tercera x ell tor
lisimas caracteristid que lie
mento. .Tiene este case eSpecia-
hacen Singularmente grave. De
ell hablare con algun detenimien
to mas adelante.
La gaceta., 1935-04-10

que dur &arias horas.
a Ju'AAl.ars7' secretari'
de la seccf6n De Barruelo, le
dieron como a todos, una paliza
enNme, no cbstante saberse
.qu3 Aogr6 e1ltar que un grupo
he Aoltosos incendiara ell Hos
pitaSsromo conSecuencia 01 es-
tie nal trato ha tenido ana pull
monia grammatical, que pas6 ii
RADIO en- el seelo de la cuadra del
Quartet de Baffuelo, Dificilmen
te ha librado de ella, y por esta
cauSa no lie llevaron a la carcel
de Burgos en- um principle: pc
70 u mej&ar querian llevarle.
coSa que Sc eTNt6 gracias a qre
intervinieron las monias pom
derando 81 bondad. FL dia Is de
diciembre s2guia en- Ia cuadra
" Quartet de Guardia Civil de
ETrueio. donde lie tenian com
.Eaucho para hacer confeSar .
los demas deteridos, Cuando
aIgun preSo a pesa rde las pail
zas, no declaraba 10 que que
rian, 10 metian en- la cuadra y
decian al enfermo: "GNo themes
NADIA Que decir a este?" Y ell p9-
bre muchachon, aterrado por ell
recuerdo de los sufrimientos
pasadcs y debilitado por su en-
fermodad, animaba a Ia victima
para que dijera ~cualluier cosa,
a fin de evitar que 10 mata$en.
A un j6ven, cuyo nombre no
recuerdo, pero que es conocido
La gaceta., 1935-04-10
~R,ARRUELO DE

En- Barruelo de SantUllan (Pa
lencia), al ex-diputado proviN :
ci&i den Adrian FernNdez lie
puS3 Ia Guardia Civil, en- Ell mo
mento Ge detsFeNna aSpo-
saS, al parecer de nuevo modelo
en- Is ana, que uenen. una Sc
rreta que al moverSe Sc clava Y
va apretando. Despues de- espo-
sado lie dieron una paliza enor-
me, y como Sc moviera instinti-
Vamente para eSquivar los col
pes, Sc lie clayaron las espos;Tpf
tuyo Una hemorragia intensae.
ma, por causa de la cual p u
Que t~raSladarle al HGspitaN Ne
Reirosa, en- donde Sc diiot du-
rante muchc TEMPO que Iabia
fallecido. Avergonzados PR la
gravedad que revisti6 este he
cho, Sc quiso hacer Greer que Ell
senior Fernandez habia interta-
do suicidarse seccionandoSe las
venas. A mediados del mes de
diciembre, seguia aun en- la en-
fermeria de la carcel de Brr-
Cos por Ell estado de debilidad
EN- que lie dei6 Ia hem9rragia,
La gaceta., 1935-04-10
TN MENSAJE
A NUESTROS LECTORH

Ell anuncio modemo tiene tanto interes como I'm
articulo de poitica, SOCIOLOGICAL o c%ualquier otro tema.
Leyendo I'm anuncio listed Sc entera de los precios
ira 10 que lie convene y otras recuerda que debe COM
prar algo que necesita.
FL comerciante modemo anuncia con areglo a 10
que puede cumplr y siempre cumple 10 que ofrece, por-
que sabe que ell p1bico lee los anuncios y exge ell cum
pGmiento de 10 anunciado.
Lea los anuncios, que en- muchos de eIos hay pa
mas bajos que ngen en- Ell mercado y al mismo tempo
que Sc beneficial, ayuda al comerciante que pubica la
propaganda y al penodico que la %imprime.
Leyendo I'm anuncio muchas wees listed encuen-
"a listed cosas muy convenientes.
LA GACETA
DEPARTMENT. DE ANUNCIOS DE
1903 Ia. Avenida. Telefono 1892
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Trainer LOtShdW Calls

CPORTING a brand e car, Ardy
- LOtshaw returned to the old
home town yesterday and chinned
with some Of the boys ne used TO
know in local diamond circles. Lot
shaw is the trainer of the Chicago
Cubs Of the National League and
the Chicago Bears of the National
Pro Football League.
Andy is making his annual visit
here before packing up for spring
training at Catalina Island, of the
coast Of California. In the old days
LOtshaw was the home run king Of
the minor leagues and in 1917 helped
Indianapolis win the American As
ISOLATION pennant and little world
series. He played first base or the
outfeld.
LOtshaw was TO give Chuck Klein
the ~once-Over today and pass an
opinion on the weak leg Of the Cubs
fly chaser. Chuck is doing a little
road work now and is confident his
underpinning soon viii be as strong
as ever. He is under the treatment
Of Jim Pierce. trainer Of the Louis
vile club. who resides here. Klein
has not signed a 1885 contract. but
declares he is not a hold out. He
will 60 to Chicago shortly to debate
the question with Cub officials.
II is said the HooSier Hercules is
satisfied with salary terms but wants
a two-year contract at the figures
offered rather than Just for one
year.
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Matchmaker Lloyd Carter, who
promotes the Tuesday night mat
shows at the Armory for the Her.
cules A. c., has lined up a pair of
''naturals' for the top bout and the
semi-windup tussle.
Featuring the card will be a
battle between Big Boy Davis, 236,
the two-fsted and lion-like Column
bus (O.) grappler, and Everett
Marshall, 218, the high-powered
Colorado ace, who can be as gentle
ASA lamb one minute and as fero-
ciouS as a. trapped wild cat the next.
1t is a made-to-measure "braWl"
that promises to attract one of the
biggest crowds Of the season.
Davis has been stepping rough
shod over MS opponents here and
added another victim to his list last
Tuesday when he out-slugged
Charlie Strack, the former United
States Olympic star.
Carter is bringing Tom Dad
Wolff Marvin, 212, the Oklahoma
war horse, here to provide a further
test for Billy Edwards, 214, and his
widely discussed "chiropractic" hold
in the semi-windup. Billy fattensd
Sol Slagel, 255, with a "chiropractic"
last Tuesday.
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By Eddie Ash
BULLY FOR PURDUE AND LAMBERT
lAND INDIANA Is NOT FAR AWAY

Coach Ward piggy Lambert has his Purdue Univer-
sity basketball team well on the way toward another Big
Ten title. The halfway mark in the torrid race finds Purdue
on top the heap with five wins and one defeat. Indiana Uni
versity is the only other team which has lost but one Con
ference contest, but the HoOsiers have played only four
league opponents so far.
The Boilermakers will journey east to play Fordham at
New York Saturday night and Temple at Philadelphia Mon
day night before resuming play in the Western Conference.
Indiana will have a battle on its hands at the Crimson heldhouse
Saturday night meeting the strong Minnesota squad. On paper the
teams look evenly matched since they are the only two Conference mem
bers which have been able 20 defeat Iowa.