Indianapolis Times, Volume 36, Number 36, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 June 1924 — Page 5

FOXES INCREASE, - FARMERS REPORT All Small Fur-Bearing Ani- | mals More Numerous, According- to George X. Mannfeld. superintendent of the fish and game division of the State conservation department, small fur-bearing animals are on the increase in Indiana. His opinion is based on numerous letters from farmers all over the State who report the apparent increase. Foxes are said to be especially numerous, and in some localities reported as doing considerable damage to poultry and small livestock. Some localities also have re-

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ported the presence of wolves and coyotes. Interest in the State’s protective work relative to the furtherance of fish and game through the co-opera-I tion and organization of protective clubs is manifest, Mannfeld says. There are now 157 protective organizations in the State, the members of whichj are working with the department. GAME WARDEN ACTIVE Arrests in May Total 181, With $3,394.65 Fines Paid. Wardens of the conservation department made ISI arrests for fish | and game violations during May, resulting in 165 convictions and the payment of fines and costs aggregating $3,394.65, George X'. Mannfeld, in charge of the fish and game di- ! vision, announced today. Fifteen j cases were continued.

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IMRAN DELAYS CONTINENT FLIGHT V? V Engine Trouble Causes Postponement Today, By United Press MITCHEL LFIELD, L. 1., June 20. —Saturday, the longest day of the year, probably will find Lieut. Russell L. Maughan winging across the continent in an attempt to fly from here to San Francisco between dawn and dark. Manghan was all set for the hop s off this morning, but called off the flight at 3:36 a. m., after having de manded his goggles, because there

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were signs that his engine was not working perfectly. Unless weather interferes Maughan will leave here at 2:22 a. m., eastern standard time, Saturday, and expects to arrive In San Francisco 19 hours and 19 minutes later. Rail Official Luncheon Guest E. M. Kelly, new superintendent of the Springfield (111.) division of the Big Four Railway, and his wife were honor guests at a luncheon given by fifty employes of the In dianapolis terminal of the division Thursday “at the Severin. Mr. and Mrs. Kelley will move to Indianapolis next week. A CHILD IN PAIN runs to Mother for relief. So do the grown-upA For sudden and severe pain in stomach and bowels, cramps, diarrhoea CHAMBERLAIN’S COLIC and DIARRHOEA REMEDY It has never been known to faiL

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FINANCE REPORT FILED State Highway Commission Spent $19,837,159.82 Since May 1921. The special board of accounts report on the division of equipment and supplies, State highway commission, is to be made to State Examiner Lawrence F. Orr soon, it was learned in a report on the gen-

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eral finances of the commission filed by field examiners. The finance report shows the highway commission expended $19,837,159.82 from May 13, 1921 to Sept. 30, 1923. \ Motorist Is Indicted By Times Special HUNTINGTON, Ind., June 20. Three indictments have been returned against Clifford Heindselman, 20, on charge of manslaughter, as

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the result of his car striking and killing Edward Biehl, Jr., a 2-year-old baby. C. OF C. FAVORS CAMP Directors Ask City to Accept Street Lighting Contract. Resolutions favoring the Citizens' j Military Training Camp and in- | creased interest in Indiana National

Guard, have been adopted by the Chamber of Commerce directors. | The report of two expert commit | tees on the reparations issue was ap- | proved. Acting on recommendation , of civic affairs committee directors voted to ask the city council to accupt the proposed street lighting contract with one change—that present coal prices be inserted so a sliding scale can be figured on that I basis.

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