Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 248, Indianapolis, Marion County, 16 February 1926 — Page 2

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MARKET PRICES TRIFLE LOWER Strawberries Sell at 70 Cents a' Quart. With an abundance of green foodBluffs in sight, city market prices remained steady to a trifle lower to-/ day. Egg plans reappeared, at 40 cents each. Strawberries were lower; at 70 cents a quart, but head lettuce was up, selling at 15 and 20 cents a head. Other prices included: Domestic endive, 15 and 20 cents a head; red cabbage, 14 and 20 cents a head; cucumbers, 40 cents each; leaf lettuce, 20 cents a pound peas, 30 cents a pound; home-grown celery, 2b cents a bunch; tomatoes, 25 cents a pound; new potatoes. 15 cents a pound; apples, 15 cents a pound; Grimes Golden and Russets, 10 cents a pound; grapefruit, 10 cents each, three for 25 cents; oranges, 40 to 60 cents a dozen; lemons, 30 to 40 cents a dozen, and pineapples, 40 and 50 cents each. Chickens and butter were steady, chickens selling at 42 and 60 cents a pound and ducks 50 cents a pound. Eggs were 42 to 50 cent? a dozen. Halibut, whlteflsh and salmon were still 35 cents a pound; crappies and white perch, 20 cents, and carp and mullets, 15 cents a pound. INSULL HEARING IS SET Proposed Merger Will Re Before Commissioner March 4. The first official hearing on the move of Insull interests to unify the Indiana utility field will be held *- •ear March 4. before Public Service Commissioner Clyde H. Jones, it was announced today. Jones will hear evidence on the proposed merger of the Northern Indiana Gas and Electric Company Into the Northern Indiana Public Service Company, involving the transfer of millions of dollars’ worth of securities. TAX BRINGS BIG SUM Gasoline Revenue for Year Estimated at $7,500,000. Approximately $7,500,00 will have been raised by Indiana’s 3-cent gasoline tax during the year ending Feb. 28, 1926, it has been estimated by Archie N. Bobbitt, State gasoline tax collector. An exact computation of the year’s proceeds, however, cannot be made until later. Two of the 3 cents raised on each gallon of gasoline goes to the State highway commission for road building. This will total about $5,000,000. The other cent’s proceeds, about $2f1,500,000, will be distributed among the various counties, cities and towns on the basis of their relative population. DEAD CHICKENS LEFT A disgruntled burglar or one who sought revenge, broke into the chicken coop of Solomn Gurvltz, 654 Blake St., Monday night, ‘ killed fowls valued at $lO and left them on the floor.

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MISSIONARY IS KILLED Lutheran Veteran Victim of Accident In China. Rv United Press PEKING, Feb. 16.—The veteran Missionary. Niles D. Nileson, of the American United Lutheran Mission, has been “accidentally killed” /at Sinyang, a town recently captured by General Wei Fu, according to a telegram to the American legation. No details were ghen. GUN MARRIAGE ANNULED Newcastle Man Wins Suit—Said Wife Forced Him to Wed. RV United Press NEWCASTLE, Ind.. Feb. 16.—Orville Lee Hoover is a single man again today, following the annulment of his marriage in Circuit Court here. On the witness stand in the suit, which was not Contested, Hoover told of being forced to marry Mary Lee at the point of a revolver held by her uncle.

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BRIAND SCORES VICTORY Budget Project Approved by Chamber—Goes to Senate. By A. L. Bradford Rv United Press PARIS, Feb. 16.—After many weeks of bickering and del&y and at the close of a night marked by the most bitter recriminations between socialists and government men, the chamber of deputies today gave Premier Briand a vote of confidence, 268 to 145, on his preliminary budget project. The socialists finally refrained from voUng. Now the measure goes to the senate and its reception there will determine the fate of the Briand regime.

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