Indianapolis Times, Volume 38, Number 99, Indianapolis, Marion County, 31 July 1926 — Page 11

July 31, 1926

Automobiles for Sale Model T Chassis 1923 ~..532.50 1923, starter $70.00* 1923 $40.00 1923 $40.00 1923 $42.50 Also a few cheap M>-Ton Trucks. * ■ The Frank Hatfield Cos. Authorized Ford Dealers 625 N. Capitol Ave. Open Evenings. FORD. 1924 COUPES $225 each. Terms. CENTRAL BUICK COMPANY. 2915 Central A'e. Randolph 1300. Open evenings and Sunday. I (HID coupe: August. 1033 five alino-t new balloons: paint like new: $303: easy terms. 910 E. Wash. Lin, 4403. i-OllD. 1924 touring: niotometer. spotlight lock wheel, water pump, rear bumper, new radiator, -ear tires nearly new. good • pare, motor sounds good: *OO down. TONE CHEVROLET CO.. 330 E. New V ork. FORD COUPE, 1922. New paint, good tires, runs perfect: mV’ $113: terms. 410 Capital Ave. iiiley 4014. Ford Sport Roadster, 1926 3 wire wlieeis. 6 balloon tires. Like ne* inside and out. Motor exceptionally good \ real cla6s.v little car for $333 Terms to suit. 210 Penway Bldg. Main 56)4. Ford, 1926 Touring Equipped with lock wheel, balloon tires and Glassmobile inclosures. Used very little. Original cost, ssofUl: our price. $335. Guaranteed. The Frank Hatfield Cos. AUTHORIZED FORD DEALER. (133 N. Capitol. Open evenings. uTm FORD touring. $33 cash. 736 Vlrgima Ave. FORD ton truck chassis: closed .cab: lias been in service every day hauling coal: S4O cash buys it. StONfc CHEVROLET CO.. 330 E. New York. Fords—Ail Prices Forty-five to nick from. We handle our own payments ROY WILMETH CO. Twpnty-four-hour service. 730 N. Meridian. Lin. 6875 Quell evenings. FORD 1033 ROADSTER Motor and tires good. A real buy at 30TH -AND CENTRAL SALES 3000 Central Ave.' Randolph 5000 Ford Touring, 1926 Balloon tires starter, etc.: good paint: wonderful mechanical condition. Here b a car that’s almost new for JM3O. 210 Penway Bldg. Main 5014. IrsTTfORD coupe: first SIOO lakes it. 735 Virginia Ave, We Need Good Used Fords eh Trade on New Improved FORDS The Frank Hatfield Company Authorized Ford Dealer • 625 N. Capitol Ave. Franklin Brougham, $365 Refinished in Duco: wire wheels. This is a real bargain. Better see it today. Terms. . , _ Central Buick Cos. 2915 Central Ave. Randolph 1300 Open evenings.

Hundsoirn & Essex BARGAINS 1926 Essex coach, like new..5725 1923 Maxwell coupe, new paint 425 1921 Hudson sport, many extras 250 19*3 Chevrolet touring; A-l. 145 1923 Essex coach, guaranteed 350 1 1920 Ford sedan, new paint 95 '1921 Ford touring; bargain.. 75 1924 Ford coupe, a good one.. 250 P. B. Smith Auft) Cos. n 322 N. Delaware St. Lin. 3603. Hudson Coupe \ 4-pasaenger, 5 very pocxi tires, reconditioned. good paint: $205 if sold at once. The Citizens Motor Car Cos. ■'ll W. lath. Main 6942. HUDSON—Coach: late 1925: very low mileage: $695. Terms or trade. 910 K. Washington jtt. Lincoln 1492. SPORT • TOLJRINq ■ Dueo finish: wire wheels: tonneau shield. $495 MA. 0550. MA. 3264. 4 KISSEL sedan. 1925, Brougham: carries new ear guarantee: almost new in srpoearance ami condition. A. bargain. C. L. SCOTT ADTQ CO- 429 N, Meridian, NAlIi— 182!) touring: California top: reflnlshed: $395. Terms or trade. CENTRAL BUICK COMPANY. 2915 Central Ave. Ttandolnli 1300. Open evenings and Sunday. KISSEL Ivory speedster: one ol those beautiful de luxe models: in very fine condition. Priced low. Terms. C. L. SCOTT AUTO CO.. 4& N. Meridian. 10-0 NASH touring: \l00: terms i'io Vltginia Ave NASH TOURING, 1922 " • tires, 4 almost new. motor is perfect This car is in wonderful condition throughout and can be bought for only S4OO. See it^today. THE BAXTER CO. 1.. .. „ Used Car Dept. . J 1142 N. Meridian. Lin. 1327 Open evenings and Sunday. NASH— I 923 touring; motor perfect: new paint: good tires: your Ford itr trade on ear. t Term,. pie E. Washington St.

✓. . • Automobiles for Sale 192® Overland Touring,. $35 1934 Maxwell coupe. New Duco. $335. i9£s Ford tudor; royal cord tires. $335. , 1922 VVillys-Knight toupring; Duco; semi-Jjalloon tires; $295. 1925 Overland sedan; $375. Grant 6 touring; SSO cash. 1923 model Willys-Kaight roadster; $375. 1924 Sport model Maxwell touring; new oversize tires; $375. 1923 Overland touring; rebuilt motor; $165. v 1923 VVillys-Knight touring; new Duco; new tires; $495. 1923 Fordor Ford sedan new tires. Loaded with accessories. $275. 1920 Overland sedan $65 cash--1922 Ford coupe. 1923 Chevrolet touring; SB7. Winter inclosure; looks like new. Only $145. Oakland sedan. New Duco; car driven 16,000 miles; $165. ‘CAPITOL OVERLAND COMPANY N. Capitol at Michigan. Open Evenings and Sunday. 3-Pass. Overland Coupe Five lires. motor very peppy: top. paint and upholstery in nice condition. Here is a iar thal will give thousands of miles of economical transportation. Priced very 'ow. Locomobile 055 N. Meridian. Lin. 1171. OAKLAND coupe, late model; 2-pass.; new tires: $375; term’. C. L. SCOTT AUTO CO.. 423 N. Meridian. OVERLAND SEDAN Here is a little beauty. Rcfinishcd In dark blue and black ami is in first-class condition. A 1024 at only $339. , F. L. SANFORD CO. 833-37 N. Meridian Open Pveningß. OVKRLAND—.'Udoor sedan: ood paint, good tires: $225: terms. Did K. Wasliington St. Lincoln 4402. Overwind Sedan 1925, 4-dooor balloon, tires, bumpers, spotlight; looks and runs like new. Terms or trade. Open evenings and Sunday. OaWey Motor Sales * 1003-05 S. Meridian. Drexel 4741. Hudson-Essex Dealers M'FARLAND sedan: 5-pa>s. model: a bargain: 5350. Terms. C. L. SCOTT AUTO CO.. 433 N. Meridian. , _ OVERLAND SEDAN. 1035: balloon tires: $.305: term*. CENTRAL BUICk COMPANY. 3015 Central Ave. Randolph 1300 Open evenings and Sunday.

PACKARD SINGLE SPORT. Model 120: has appearance of new ear: had wonderful care; 3 snare tires, disc wheels, fullv enulpp-d. Prn-od very reasonably, Mil. ‘'TEVKa'S. Main 11043. Star Special Touring Reconditioned and re finished. Car is in perfect condition; $333. Star Touring Reconditioned, ready lor lots of service: $l5O. 1001LLMERIDIAMLincoln 1177. Open evenings. J STAR SEDAN Late model: has seat covers: reflnished in beautiful shade of blue and. has been completely gone over. A good little closed oar and is priced at #375. Ask to see this onp. - F. L. SANFORD CO. „ 833-37 N. Meridian Open Evenings \ STUDEBAKER TOURING SIOO MA. 0550 MA. 3264 STUDEBAKER SEDAN $245 , MA. 0550. MA. 3264. STUDEBAKER —1035 phaeton: low mileage; ear looks like new: terms or trade till! K. Washington St. Lincoln 4403. STUDEBAKER Special (S coach. 1930: very lpw mileage and a very low price. Terms or trade. 9lti E. Washington St. I.tn. 4403. 1935 STUDEBAKER special snort model roadster: fully equipped: driven less than 7.000 miles: here s a real buy. C L SCOTT AUTO CO.. 433 N. Meridian. TODAY’S BARGAINS Studebaker 1924 touring; $300; terms. Haynes 1921 touring; $200; terms. Oakland 1923 coupe; $325; terms. Earl 1921 touring; $175; terms. Davis, 1920 touring; SSO; cash: Lexington 1920 touring; SSO; cash. Chandler 1920 touring; $95; cash. Dodge 1919 sedan; $75; cash. Overland 1924 sedan; $375; terms. McFarland 1919 sedan; $175; cash. F<*d 1923 coupe; $75; cash. C. L. SCOTT AUTO CO. 422 N. Meridian St. Main 3022 ■ 7 NEW WILLYS-KNIGHTS AND OVERLANDS / At a Discount. Your Car in Trade L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 1)17-23 Virginia Ave. Paige and Jewett Dealers Open Evenings. P —. v * Special Today Stutz sedan 1933* $750 Stutz spurt. 1933 SOSO 1930 Stutz louring s3so' 1933 Studebaker epecial touring ...$0 1925 Nash sedan sfn)o 1933 Hudson. 7-nass. touring S4OO 1933 Ford roadster $35 Small Down Payment. Stutz Indianapolis Cos. 957 N. Meridian St. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M Riley 4922. TIMES WANT ADS BRING BtSINESS

PORKER MARKET PRICE TREND IS IRREGULAR

STOCK EXCHANGE STAGES BULLISH DEMONSTRATION Public Utilities and Rails Rise —Entire Mart Buoyant.

Average Stock Prices

Average of twenty industrial stocks for Saturday was 100.18. off .10. Average of twenty rails. 114 99. up 79. Average of forty bonds. 94.93, up .00. Bn i lifted Press YORK. July 31.—Friday's reactionary tendencies in the industrial list were thrown amide in the week-end market and Another strenuous bullish demonstration was staged in this section of the market. v At the same time aggressive buying operations went ahead in the public utilities and rails, creating a buoyant'tone in the whole list. -New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio were two leading carrier issues which reached ncwi high ground on the movement while Consolidated Gas, Brooklyn Union, Gas. Detroit Edison and North American moved ahead spiritedly in the utilities division. Motor shares continued the principal feature of the industrial group, with Studebaker. Nash and Hudson imitating the example recently set on the upside by General Motors. FRANCE RAISES RATE Bn f piled /’rig*. PARIS. July 31.—The Bank of France today raised its discount rate from 6to 7 per cent, and the rate on advances from 8 to 9% per cent. Automobiles for Sale. Guaranteed Used Cars 1928 Ore.-land tl coach $795 1925 Oakland sedan .. 795 193., Find roadster . 495 Na.ah Adv. coach ‘.1.050 1935 Buick mauler touring 875 1925 Essex coach 49,-, 1933 Cole sport sedan 395 Stutz sport touring (Wisconsin niut.) 35u Olds 6 sedan 7. . Elgin sport touring 1 .’5 1924 Moon 4-door sedan *575 1925 Hudson coach : 0115 1923 Buick poach 450 1923 Husnu coach ;ui."> 192.3 Stephens touring 25u AND 15 OTHERS 12 TO 10 MONTHS ON BALANCE. I. AYolf Auto Cos. J3B 61 N. Capital Ave. Lincoln 4.510 OPEN' EVENINGS AND SUNDAY. Studebaker Speaial 6 Touring 1921. A good substantial car for SIBO 210 Penway Bldg. REAL BARGAINS Ford coupe. 1P.2: SOO Chevrolet rnadf*trr 1020: $75. .Trtvrtt touring’. 1022; sl*s. Terms or o.mli 2040 N. I.a Reduction in Prices 1938 Ford coupe *.5135 down 1934 Ford touring *BS down 192.3 Fronty Ford coupe w. $95 down 192.3 Overland touring $.35 down 1923 Overland counc sedan...slOO down 192.3 Overland roadster *7O down 1924 Studebaker Big 8 S3OO down 25 other cars to choose from. Haynes-Schmidt, Inc. 1003 N Meridian. in. 7575. Open evenings and Sunday. dimly 3 Left! These cars are absolutely new 1926 models, but do not have all of the new 1927 features. They can be bought at a substantial reduction. 1926 Oakland 6 touring. 1926 Oakland 6 Landeau coupe. 1926 Oaklahd 6 coach. Msl2er=Rolbsinisoin!, Inc. 1025 N. Meridian- Main 6600 Open Evenings and Sunday. DOWN, S3O PER MONTH Good flirce-room bouse, electric lights, well, garage and one acre grouud.. Drive out Speedway road to road on west side of speedway (Georgetown Blvd ). 1 mile north to property in Oak Lawn addition. On grounds Sunday. Call Lincoln 4212. Night, Riley 4079.

i Stafford Auto Sales Chalrtiera racing ear *l5O 1923 Ford coupe $293 1923 Ford sedan. Half-ton slip-nn body and one-ton Ford trucks and a two-ton Paige truck. Sale or exchange. _ 324-326 N, Delaware. Main 5873. _ Legal Notices INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY COMMIS SION—DIVISION OF MAINTENANCE Contract No. 72 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Indianapolis. Ind.. July 23, 192 b Sealed proposals will be received at the office of the State Highway Commission Indianapolis lnd.. at It) o'clock a. in., Aug. 11. 192(1. for emulsified asphalt, hut nils asphaltic concrete, laid cold, bitunu nous concrete (hot mix), rock asphalt rock asphalt on black base, bituminous macadam, reinforced concrete 4-Inch thick and reinforced concrete 5-inch ihick. surface on State Road No. 37. Section A. in Marion County, a distance, of 2.23 miles, extending from Ft. Harrison Road m a southwesterly direction. • This contract consists of eight different types of construction. A contractor may bid on any one orsLl of the types combined. The combined or separate bids will be taken into account in awarding tlie contract. The contractor may bid on just one type for the entire 2.23 miles or on of (he 2.23 miles for any one type of payment. The commission may at its discretion reject all bids on any one type and substitute therefor any of the other types of surface. Date set lor completion. Oct. 15. 1926. Bidder shall file bond with his bid equal ‘.o one and one-half (1%) times the amount ol hts proposal. Proposal and specifications are on file in the office of the State Highway Commission, Indianapolis, Ind.. where same may be obtained for SI.OO per set. JOHN D. WILLIAMS. Director. NOTICE TO AUTOMOBILE DEALERS Notice is hereby given that sealed bids will be received until the hour of 11 o'clock a. m.. Saturday. Aug. 7. 1926. at the office of the Board of School Commissioners. 150 N. Meridian St.. Indianapolis. Ind., for the sale to said Board of one new automobile, sedan body, four-wheel brakes, •six-cylinder motor, duco finish, equipped with the following ai’cessories. good substantial bumpers, trunk. bar cap and motometer. horn, automatic wiml-sbield wiper, mirror, heater, spare tire carrier and rim. The vendor will he required to accept as part payment for said automobile one used seven-passenger Buiek louring car, 1021. model 49. which may be seen at the school shops. 1129 E. Sixteenth St. Proposal must be made on blank form No. 9a. prescribed by thr State Board of Accounts of Indiana, which may be procured at the office of the School Board, and proposals must be submitted in a sealed envelope with writing thereon plainly indicating nature of bid. The right Is reserved to reject” any and all bids and to refrain from accepting or rejecting proposals for a period of not more than ten (10) days. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS OF THE CITY QF INDIANAPOLIS. By ÜBE M. FRAZER. Business Director. Indianapolis. Ind.. July 31, 1926.

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I Railroads— , Prey. High. Low. Close. close. Atchison . .130 137% 130 137 Art list Li 222 219 220 -218% B & O-. 101 % 99 Hll l . 98% Can Pae .184% 183% 184% 184 C & O 111 111% 14.3% 141% U& N W H 73 % C R & p. . 58-, 57% 58 58 5* Del & Hud 183% . 183% 182 % Del & Luc J4B % 145 liti 145 4. Kri.: . .. .34% 3.3% 3l Erie lsh p 43 % 4.3% 4.1 % 43% Gt Nr pfd 74% 73 74 % 7.7% Lehigh Val 91 90 9i 9014 L & N .... 1.75 % 173% 1.73*4 133 % Mo Pae pf 92 till'- 92 99% N Y C .... 1.75 J 33 % 1.75 131 NY NH fc H 48 % 45% 18 % 45% Nor Pac .. 7.7% 7.7% 73% 73% Nr & Wst.ls6*. !55% 158% 155 Pcre Marq 97% 9? 97% 97% Pefina.vlv .. 54% 54 % 54 54% Reading . . 97% 95 97 % 94% Sou Rail ..179%. 119 ’ 139% 118% Sou Pac ..197*4 1 (Ms % 107 % 105% St. Paul ..it II 11 II % St Pant pf 18% 18% 18"% 18% S| L & S W 88% 8 7 08*4 68

Banks and Exchange.

—July 31 LOCAL CLEARINGS Indianapolis bank clearings for today amonntid to $3.72.7.000: for the week. $31,923,000: for llic month. $115,209,000. Debits for tralav totaled $7,203,000: for the wetk. $30.880.000: fur the mouth $3 45475.000 t lilt \V.O STATEMENT* Bii United Press CH.CAGO. July 31.—Clearings $102.800,009: balances. $13,800,009. NEW YORK - STATEMENT Bn United Press NEW YORK. July .71 Clearings. #l.079.009.000; balances. $38,000,000. WEEK I. Y It AN kLsTATEM ENT Uu United Brens NEW YORK. July 31—The actual weekly bank statement ol the New York* Clearing House shows the following* changes: State surplus, decrease. $lO- - loans, discount**, etc., increase. 853.000,000; cash in own vaults, members. decrease. $840,009: reserves in Federal reserve bank members, decrease. $4 - 544.000: reserve in own vaults. Statff institutions. decrease. $257,990: reserve in deposits. State institutions. increase. $19,999: net demand deposits, increase. $43,374,009: time deposits, increase, $4. 383.090: circulation, increase, $184,000: aggregate reserves $Bl5 (178.009: excess reserves, 822.11 *7.820.; l. s. deposits denuded. $21,536,000. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Bn l ulled Press NEW YORK. July 31.—Foreign exchange was higher today Demand sterling was up 1-16 at $1.85 11-16: trams*, 341 c. UP .13%: lire. 3.20*4v. ut .909JiT Belgium 3.51 %c. 1111 .01 % : marks 2.'PW9. Holland. 40 fOc: Russia 5.15 c: Shanghai. 70Vie; Yokohama. 47.35 c.

STATE MOVES TO TIGHT COON BORER Observers Sent to Steuben and DeKalb Counties. Acting upon information received 1 front L. 11. Worthley, administrator of European corn borer control in Washington, D. C., Frank N. Wallace. State entomolygist has sent observers to Steuben and DeKalb Counties to prevent, if possible, the entry Into these counties of the European coin borer, which is doing considerable damage in Williams County, Ohio. Wallace says there is life cause for alarm as the condition is not serious yet. Steps nre merely being taken to protect Indiana farmers. The 1925 Legislature appropriated SIO,OOO fdr use in fighting the corn borer. Worthley has ordered that a quarantine be placed on all Williams 1 County (Ohio) corn, to combat spread of the pest. New York Curb Market —Closing— Bid. Ask. Anglo American 17% 17% All Lohos . 1 % I*l Continental Oil 21 21 % Galena Signal 17 , 30 Humble Oil 89 on % Imp Oil of Canada 35% 38 Ind Pipo Line HI % 63 bit Pete 3.7 % 33 *4 Ohio Oil 56% 57% Prairie Oil and Gas 51 51 % Prairie Pi;e Line 124% 178 > O Indiana 84 84 % *8 O Kansas 70 % 72 S O* Kentucky 137% 174 8 O New York .73% .73 % R O Nebraska 48 *4 47 S O Ohio 297 298 Vacuum Oil 1117 197% Cities Service com -41 % 41% Cities Service phi NO', 87% Cities Service hkra ’fl’i 21 Mountain Prod 2-4 •% 74% New Mex and Ariz Ini .... 14 14% Salt Creek Prod 30% 39% Coni Bakin? B 9% 9% Curtiss ACro 18% 18 _ -Durant. Motors. 1)41 0% 8% Dubilier 5 •>% Elec Rond and Share 69 % 89 % Elec Investors 43 % 44 Ford of Canada' 595 519 Goody Tire and Rub 35 38 Midvale Company . 22 2.7 National Leather 7 % 3 Reo Motors 79 79% Serv Et 27 77% Stutz Motor 2-4 -4 %

In the Cotton Market

(By Thomson A McKinnon) NEW YORK. July 31.—The leature of the week's news in cotton has been the long-delayed selling of the remnant of last year s crop b.v the Cooperative Societies. This has put a strain upon the contract markets, which they have carried well. In our opinion, the weather for the week has been generally favorable, though today's prediction of showers over the belt is cause for some alarm. The year in cotton closes today and official figures for the carry over and consumption are expected next week. They can be forecasted witli approximate certainty and therefore will carry little speculative value. The market |s in a trading range at present and offers a good field for profits on cotton either well bought or sold. Should firii rs cross 18 cents for December, anew Hi.ving movement would Probably follow and much higher prices lie established. NEtV ORLEANS High. Low. Close. October 17.05 17 17 17.00 December 17.55 17.38 17.48 NEW YORK Open. High. Low. .Close. January .... 17.72 17.74 17.00 175 9 March 17.99 17.96 17.83 17.00 (Mav 18.97 18.10 17.95 18 07 October .... 17.73 17.75 17.50 17.08 December .. High. Low. CIOS'*. January 17.58 17.50 17.53 March ...W. IJ.6H 17.04 17.04 October 17.01 1/.4.1 1 , .08 Decern"we 17.51 17.38 17.4S

New Buick Makes Appearance

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The new 1927 Buick was placed on display today in the shojv rooms of the Buick Motor Company, Meridian and Thirteenth Sts.; Central Buiclj. Company,^29l7 Central Ave.; Thornburg-Lewis Motor Company,

StT'AF.-ns 97 93 96% teh Pac . i 4)?i: ‘it '-n* " Rubbers— " J '* 74? * '' V “ Sirtii 18U ISS KU ld :: ::: 105 4^ u s Rub 69% 58 * j 58 % 59% Equipment*— Am C & K. , , . X' Am St Fd 45% ... ‘4s 44.^ Am Loco .194** 103% .194% 193% bald 1.010 121 120% 120% 130% Gen Eiee . . 359 '. . . 37,a 37,7 2 Lima Loeo. .. 0 0 ao^ ! Pullman . 179 ... 178 11S* 'Vert Airb . . 1 -io % Wert Ejee . 60% atl ay % 88% Bethlehem. 48% 46% 48*|, 46% Colo Fuel . 45 .. 4-, 445* Crucible . . 73% ’,3 7.1 a; 70 c Gulf Slates . .. * 4.!’> PRC iI. .78 *4 ... a,s ;js ' J R p h 1 * S. 58% Is 58 Moss Shrff. .. ... 1 •••$ !! s Steel 144% ... 146 W 148 Vanadium. 38% ... 30% '30% .Motors—— Ant Bos* li . JAM a “n h 01, i* Cliaiifi Mot, oils* ; 11 , M Vi 1 } !<! i s 1 h ims ih*; 4 Mark Mot tjgj, Chrysler .. .77% 30 % .77% ;#!>% Hudson 72 89% 72 % 1/8% Moon Mot. . '33 ... 7.3 % 2.7 T Studebaker. .>7% 58 57 55 •% Humi .... 24 2.7*4 24 04 Stew Warn. 7.3 721. 7;t Timken ... 81% 811 % 81 _of % WHl.vs Over 38% 78% 7#-, *>B% Pierce Arw 29% 28% 2:7 28% Minings— Gt Nor Ore 19% ... 10% lot Nickel . .78 37 % 38 38 Tex G& S 184% lilt 184 185% t oni.pr^— Amer Smlt 1.3.3% 132% 1.73 % 1.37% Anaconda . 49 ■ 49% 49% 49% Inspiration . 25% ... •>.-,% Remits-ott. . .36% . . 08% '.38% Ra.v Copper. 14 ... 14 0 S Smelt... ... ... *'4o % Oils— Cal Petrol. .72% .73% .72*4 .73 Midcont Pet 39% 29 20*4 -9 % Houston Oil . . ... . ,50 % Marlaud Oil 58 57*4 '57*4 58 Pan-A Pete. .. . .. 88*4 P-A Pete B 67J4 67% 87*4 87% Pacific Oil. I % 1 % 1 % Phillips Pet 47% 47% 47% 47% Gen Pete.. 60% . 88% 88', Pure Oil .. 27% 27% "r’i "7% Royal Dutch . . ... .. . ' 50 % S Oil of Cal 80 . 59% 59% S Oil of N J 44*4 14% 44% 44% Sinclair ... 50% 20*4 30% 20% Texas Cos ,>3 % 57 % 53 % 53 *a Tr Cont Oil 5 4ls 5 4 % Industrials— „ Allied t-hm 137 133*4 130% 174% Ad Runieiv ... ... 13 % Allis-Chalm 90*4 89% 90 89% Ami r Can. 80% 80*4• 80% 80% A HAL pd .34 % Anur lee. 123% ... 133% Am Wool ... ... ... 24% Am S Razor 82 ... 82 ... Coca Tola 159 158% 159 159% Cont Can.. 83V4 82*4 82*4 83% Davison Cli 35 * ,7.5 % .75% 35% Dupont ..28.7% 279 28(1 277 Fam Play 118 •115% 11.3% 118 G Asphalt. 88 . 87% 87% 88% 111 Com Ell 54% 52*i 54 52% hit Harv. 138% 127% 138% 137 % May Stor. ... ... ... 121 Mont A Wd 71*4 71% 71% 71*4 Owtn Bot. 74 ... 74 74% Radio .... 44% 41% 43*4 41% Sears Roe... 54% 51% 54% 54% Lmted Dr.- 158'., . . 1.58% 158 u S In Al. 5.5% 54% 55 % .55% Wontworth 168% 108 % 107 100 Utilities— Am T A T 141*4 ' 141 141 141*4 Con Gas.. 110% 108% 109% 109% Columbia G 8.5*, 8.7 % 8.5 8.3% People s G 121% 123 134 % 121% West Union ... ... 110% 115 Shipping— Am In Cor . . . ... 33 33 it Am S A O . . . ... ... 8 % Atlantic G ... ... ... 40 * I M M old . .. i ... .70*4 31 United F ... ... 113 114 Foods— Am Sugar. 69% 69% 60% 69 % Am Rt Sug ... . . < ... 23 Austin N . 11 10 ii ~9% Corn Prod. 14% 4.7% 44% 41 Kleischman. 40 48% 48% 48 H Cuban-A S 25% 25% Post uni .. 102% 101% 103% 103 Ward Bk. ... ... 33 % 33 Tclcccas— Am Tub ... 130% 119 % Coin Cigar 09 % 89 89% 69 % Tub P (Bl 194 % 104 .194% 10.1% Lorillard . .73% 3.7% .73% .73 United Cig ... ... ... 97 Schulte ■?.... ... ... 40 % New York Liberty Bond3 —July 31— 1 _ Prey. ~, Close. Close. •7 % 101.6 Ist 4%s 102.5 3d 4% s 199.25 *IOO 28 3d 4%s . 101.9 *lOl.B Ith 4% s 102.30 102.18 Tr 4s 1954 ’ 104.3

Commission Row

Prices to Retailers Fruits Afiples— Transparent#. 40 pound basket. $1.30® 1.75: Early Harvest. #1.50: l.ivcladn raspberry. $3: Icy Gravtstem. box. $3.35. BananaiF—B%o lb. Blackberries—H. G.. 24-pt ert . $3.50® 3.75. Cantaloupes—Honey dew melons, ert.. $3.25® 2.59 Indiana flat ert. sl. standard. ert. $3.75. Cherries—-Mihoigan. 10-qt. ert. #3. Oranges California Valencia. ert. $5.35 ® 6.25. Huckleberries—lfi-qt.. ert.. $4. Gooseberries —Indiana 24-ul. ert.. $2.75 3. Grapes—California, seedless, ert., 51.,5 W 2: Malagas, ert.. $1.75® 2. Grapefruit—California, half box. $3.75 4. I.omons—California, box. sß® 6.50. Limes—lniported. 100. #2®2.50. Peaches—Elbertas. $2.25®2.75. Raspberries—Red. 24-pt. ert.. $4.50® 4.75: black. 24-qt. ert.. $2.75® 3. Pears—California Bartlett, box. $2.50® Plums —California, ml. ert.. $3®2.25: blue. ert.. $3.25: yellow, ert.. $2. Watermelons—Florida. 00®05c. Vegetables Beans—H. G.. green, bu.. $1.50® 1.75. Beets—H. G.. doz. bunches. 25®30c. Cabbage—H. G. 100-flound bbl.. $1.60. Carrots—H. G. doz.. bunches. 30®35c. Cauliflower —H. G.. ert.. $2.®2.50. Celery—Miheigan. ert.. $1.25. Corn—H. G.. doz.. cars. 25® 30c. Cucumbers—H. H.. doz.. 75effi$l. Garlic—New Louisiana, lb.. 1 o M2oc. Kate—Fey spring. 65® 75c bu. Lettuce —Western head. ert.. S4.j.)ft( 5.25; H. G. leaf. 15-pound basket. oO® Mangoes-—Louisiana, limp.. #135. - Mushrooms —Fancy, lbs.. 7oc®sl. Onion—Kentucky yellow. 100-pound bag. $2.25® 3.50: H. G. yellow, bu.. $1..>0 ®1.75: H. G. green doz . 30®35c: boanish. ert.. $1.60® 1.75. __ Paisley—Fancy H. G.. doz. 7.)®90c. _ Pins—New York teclphone. limp.. sl.uU ® 1 75 Radishes—H. G. long red, doz. bunches. 30® 35c: H. G button, doz.. 50®00c. Spinach—H. G.. bbl.. sl® I •'—> Squash—White summer, bu.. $1.50. Sweet Potatoes —Alabama, hmp.. $:. ® Tomatoes—H G. 20-pound basket. 25® 85c. . . Turnips—H. Potatoes—ldlffio per cwt., $o: Virginia cobblers. bbl.. $4.25 ® 4.50: Kentucky cobblers. 150-pound bag. s3.io®4. CHICAGO FRUIT PRICES • CHICAGO. July 31.—Apples, basket SI ® 1.75; hlaeUberries. case. [email protected]; blue, berries ease. S3®4: cherries, ease. Sl.uO ®3; currants, case. s2® 2.50: gooseberries. case. #2® 2.75: peaches, crate. $2 ® 2.50: pears, box. $1.50: plums, ease *1 fti 1.25: red raspberries. 24 pts.. $2 2o® 3.75: sUrwberries. case. s2® 2.50.

One of New Ruirk Model#

, 5839 E. Washington St., and John A. Boyd Motor Company, Vermont and Illinois Sts. The line is made up of four sport type open cars and twelve closed cars.

Lightweight Stuff Brings Extreme Top Price of $14,15. HOG PRICE RANGE July Bulk. Top. Receipts 26. 13.15<9 1 4.25 14.40 7.500 37. X 1.7.00 *< I 1.15 14.3.5 9.909 •:8. 17.5041 13.50 13.90 9.000 29. 12.85 4r 1.3.85 14.00 4.500 30. 13.95 fd 13.95 14.10 6.000 31. 13.00 ft 14 10 14.15 4-.500 The hog market closed 20 cents lower to 5 cents higher in tlie final session of tlie week at the Indianapolis Livestock Exchange. Shippers bought all hogs higher hut local packers hid 20 cents lower on hogs weighing 250 lbs. and up and finally bought material on this scale late in the morning. Too many heavy hogs in Ul9 pens and the lower prices in the principal competitive market combined to force tlie drop on heavy weight material. Receipts were estimated at 4,500 hogs and 398 were held over from the previous session and added to the total fresh offering in Uih pens, feiglitweight stuff brought the top price of $14.15 and the' hulk of tlie matured hogs were sold at $13@14. Hog Price fScale Ttfatured hogs weighing 160-ISO lbs., were sold at [email protected], representing an increase of 5 cents over the Friday Scale of prices; 180 200 lbs., sl4, 5 cents higher; 200-210 lbs., $13.75, 5 cents higher; itO-225 lbs., $13.65, 5 centk higher: 225-235 lbs., $13.50, 5 cents higher; 235-250 lbs., $13.25, 5 cents higher; 250-275 lbs., $12.75® 13, 20 cents lower to 5 cents higher; 275-300 lbs., $ 12.50@ 12.75. 20 cents lower to 5 cents higher; 300325 ll>s., sl2® 12.25, 20 cents lower to 5 cents higher, and 325 and up $11.75@ 12. 20 cents lower to 5 cents higher. -Pigs were sold at $13.50® 13.75, and packing sows were priced at [email protected]. I The cattle market was-at a standstill as is usual with the Saturday trading periods. Receipts were estimated at only 100 bovincs hut prices remained steady on the small volnine of business. Steers were priced at $6®10.50; heifers, SO.3O®G.7iG, and vOit s, $5.50?t 0.75. Cahts Are Higher The calf market ruled 50 cents higher from the start of the day. Best vealers brought the top price of sl4 and the bulk of the offering sold nt the strong price of $13.50® 14. The greater part of the good calves went to the scales at the top price. Receipts were estimated at 200 vealers.'Vy The sheep ahd lamb market ruled steady to 25 cents higher than Friday quotations. Tamils were strong to higher at s9® 13. with the bulk of the good lambs selling at $12.75® 13. Sheep wore steady at $0.50 and down; breeding r ewes s7®9 and bucks, s3® 4. Receipts were estimated at 300 ovines and the session assumed a tone of activity through out the day. —Hok*— iso-mo lbs": 290 310 lbs .. ■ % si9'ss? '£*• i lbs 1.7 .Ml 33.V2.70 lbs ....I ]3” 2?S:wo Z: "cm ,b *i 12.00 id 12.33 <%4 lbs. and up 11.75 a 12.00 —tattle— Prime yeartinss $10.00(610.70 1-0011 to Uh-Jioe fat slnrs . SNOdi 900 I ummon in medium steers. 7.00 ft? 830 Baby beef 0 00 ft? 0 75 (ummon In medium hrifrrs. 8 50(9 8.50 Cow 5.30a 6.75 % —Calves— Rest veals $14.00 Bulk nf sales >3.50(6 14.00 Common to medium —Sheep and Lamhs— $ O.OOi!? 1,7.00 R. llo ** .' 3.00 4? 4.00 Breeding ewes 7.00 (ii 9.00 Other Livestock CHICAGO. July 31. (B.v Department of Airrii-utture)—Cattle—Receipts. 500: comli.'red with week ago heavy fnt- steers and u assers s<d ,>oe olwer: lowest levels since 19,4: yearlings steady to 25e lower: yhok'e heavies $9 J 75: vealmis. $10.50: exLfio? e T°,9- #10.6.: light crassers steady villi lairly broad (ic-nianit: grassy kind predominate in she-stoek. 25e off: bulls 25c #EI?; cr .‘L veal ir s . „ 50< ' lower: bulk prices: fed stiwrs sß,)ofu 10: grass steers $0.50 '9 8: gtoekers ami feeders. $5.73 ii 7: fat 2%, $L004i8.25: slaughter heifers. sHjft 8..a1l cutters. $.7.25 4? 4: veal iTnA cs ' *,V*I3- Sheen —Receipts. 1.OOO; practically none on sale today: for week 9.500 direct and 140 doubles from feeding stations: fat lambs 504*65c lower. culls ~>c4fsl lower: sheep 2541'.50c higher: yearlings weak to 25e lower: feeder lambs 2., 4 i 50c lower: top prices, range fed lambs. $14.93: natives. $14.40: tat yearlings. sl3: fat ewes. $7.50: feeder ' a , n 3o*i,®l4 : bulk prices, range lamhs. $14, , .>4i 14.8.,: nativis. $1.7.50 0 14.25: ciHls. #10.25® 11.50: ewes. $5.50 4i 7.35: .'/'‘thr lambs. $1.7 ft,' 14. Hogs—Receipts. •’,000: steady to 10e lusher: top. $13.75: *°. 210-pound averages. $1.7.30( L 1.6 J.bu tellers. sl2® 12.90: slaughter P’K*, sl.L2.>® 13.40: parkins sows. $10.15 fti IO.oO: heavies down to $lO and lower; some went at #10.75® 10.85: sliipners took $10: estimated holdover 1.000: prices, bulk of sales. $10.30® 1.7: licavvweights. $11,85 4. 13: mediumweights $12.204?1.L.n ,: lightweights. sl.3® 13.75: light light. $13.104i 1.3.75: packing sows. b‘j bn® 10.75; slaughter pigs. Sl3 4i EAST ST. LOUIS. July 31 —Hogs—Re-* eeipts. O. 000: marleet generally steady. 7.>0-.i.>o pounds, sfl 3® 1.7.10- 200-3.i0 Pounds. sl34i 1.3.70: 180-200 pounds, $1.1.40® 13.90: 130-160 pounds, $13.65® 13.90: 90-130 pounds sl3® 13.85: packing sows. $9.75® 10.90. Cattle—Receipts. .00: beef steers. 57.75tT9.75: light ye:fr- ‘ lings ami heifers $7.504£9.60: iieef rows, $4.5041.5.50: low cutters and cutter cows. $2.50® 4.2.5: vealers. $12.75 4£ 1.7: heavy calves. $6.50® 8: bulk stock and feedi r steers. So.otlti 7. Sheep—Receipts. 50. market nominally steady; top fat. lambs. $1.7.50: bulk fat lambs. sl3® 13.25: bulk cull lambs. $9: bulk fat ewes. s4®tt. CINCINNATI. July .34—Hogs—Receipts. 800; market for light butchers 10c liigber, others steady: 250-750 pounds. $7.75® 1.7: 209 -350 pounds. $1.7.25 4i 1.7.75: 180-200 pounds. $1.7.50® 13.75. 130-160 pounds. $1.7.50® 13.75: 90-130 pounds. sl3® 13.85: packing! sows. #9.75® 10.35. Cattle—Receipts. 150: market steady: beef steers. $8,50 4(9.35: light yearling steers and liejjers. $84i.8.50; beef cows. S44i 5.50: low cutters and cutter cows. s.74ii 4: vealers, s7® 13: bulk stock anil feeder steers. ss.sofri 8.50. Sheep—Receipts. 200: market barely steady: ton fat lambs. $14.75- bulk fat lambs, $14.2.>4£ 14.75. EAST BUFFALO. July 31.—Cattle— Receipts. 150: market, slow and steady: shipping steers. $9 4( 10.25: butcher grades. s7® 10: rows. $2,254(6.50. Calves— Receipts. 200; market, slow: cull to choice. s3..>o® 14.7.5. Sheep and lambs —Receipts, 1,200: market, slow and steady; choice lambs. #l4® 14.50: yearlings. *7® 11: sheen. $3.25f0 ld. Hogs— Receipts, 800: market. active yorkers, $14.60® 14.00: pigs. $14.50® 14.80; mixed. $13.60® 14. PITTSBURGH. July 31.—Hogs—Receipts. 1,000: nirket. slow, mostly 15e up: 350-350 lbs.. *12.50 4(13.50: 200-250 lbs.. #1.3.25® 1.3.75: 160.200 lbs.. $14.40® 14.65: 130 160 lbs, $14.50® 14.65: 901.30 lbs.. $14.50® 14.85: packing sows, S9 4LIO. Cattle —Re<g?ipts. 50: market, steady: beef (steers. $10.25: vealers. #l4. Sheep—Receipts. 300: market, steady: top fat lambs. sl4. CLEVELAND. July 31.—Hogs—Reeeipts. 1.000: market, steady to 10c up: Yorkers. #144(14.10; mixed. sl4® 14.10; medium. $12,50 4/1.3: pigs. $14.50 Cattle—Receipts. 200: market, slow: steers. *8,50® 10.50; good to choice heifers. $8,504/ 9.30: good to choice butcher bulls $6.50® 8; cows. $.3 4i 6.50; milcliers and springers. $3.50®3.80. Sheep and lambs Receipts 200: market. steady: top. $14.50. Calves—Receipts. 200: market. 50c lower: top. #14.15. TOLEDO. July 31.—Hogs—Receipts. 300: market steady: heavies. $124/12.50: mediums. $12.50® 13:' Yorkers. $1.3,504!) 13.75: good pigs. $1.7 75® 14. Calves Market strong. Sheep and lambs—Market steady. PEPPERMINT OIL DROPS Bn I'viicd Press NEW YORK, July 31.—Approach of the new crop brought a decline in the price of peppermint oil here, Hje natural selling at [email protected] a pound, and- redistilled, $14®14.20. Pet grain was quoted at $1.90®2.15 and plminto, $4.25©4.73.

CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSEjSLOWER July Wheat Proves Exception, Closing Higher. Bn lulled Press CHICAGO, July 31. Save for July wheat and corn, grains in all positions closed below the previous levels on * the Chicago Board of Trade today. July wheat closed S T g®ll% higher because of extensive short covering on the last trading day of that month. The other positions were % and *4 off. The market was very nervous with most of the interest centered'in the July delivery. The only break of the day came with the posting of the local receipts, which were 754 cars, the largest seen here in a long time. However, this fact was/jffest by The unfavorable crop news, and the market uncovered most of its losses when commission houses proved good buyers on the dips. Cash prices were weak here, but firm in the Southwest. About 200,090 bush els were reported taken for export. Corn prices sagged under the influence qf better weather over the belt and the predictions of more rain. Although they drew some strength from wheat only July closed %c above Friday's figure. The other positions were %c and -%c lower. Cash prices were also a little lower. Receipts were forty-two cars. Oats slumped with the other grains, closing J 4@%c lower. Receipts were seventy cars. Provisions closed lower on drop in hog prices. Chicago Grain Table WHEAT— “ ly :U ~ Prev t , 7 9? eu ' , Low. Close, close,] Mi % W* NIL" i:iSk July. 76% .77% .76 % .77 % 76-% Bept. .84% .85 .84'J .84% 85 Ut oATB- 4 - 8; * - 87 - 87 '* p: :Xv's- :U 7 4 :ih>l 'XI Dec.. .46 % .46;* .45 Ts .46% 46 % U RI P.ii— 15.07 13.00 15.05 15.70 Ju Kye— inal 15,80 15,95 July 100% 1.00% 1.04 *l-11.04 *11*1.00% 8((>t 1.07% 1.07% 1.06% 1.00% 1.07% Dec. 1.11 % CHICAGO. July 31. —Carlot' receipts: wheat. 4ol: com. 57: oats. 00; rye, 2. TOLEDO, July 31.—Grain close: Wheat -..51.40® 1.41. Corn—No. 2. 87 ®BBc. Rye—No. 2. $1.09. Oats—No. 2. 4.) % ft/ 46 %C. Bariev —No. 2. 70c. Clover —lmported. $17.75: October. S3O 30: December. $15.75: February. sl6. Timothv —Yash. $3.60: Scplrmber. $.3.60: October . Alsike—August, $14.50: Septem- ; r ;- .?,! flitter—4o®43e. Eggs 38® 29c. Hay—s2B. ..CHICAGO, July 31.—Grain close: Wheat—July up B%c: September, off %c: Decemljer. off %c. Corn—July, up %c; September, off %c: December off *,c Oats—July, off * 4 c: September, off %c: December, off c. Provisions—Lower.

Cash Grain

Saturdays receipts. 76 cars. Prices quoted 41 %c f. o. b. basis to New York. Hay oil track Indianapolis. Bids for grain at the Indianapolis Board of Trade were: , .'M IPa, rr stp ’-'lv: No, 2 red. $1.31%® 1.33%: No. 2 hard. $1.29% ® 1.33% . . Corn—Steady: No. 2 white. 79®80e; No. */- white 78®79e; No. 2 vellow. 78® ft9e:_No. 3 yellow'. 77®78e: No. 2 mixed, ,o® (0e: No. 3 ilUYed. 74® 75c. Oats—Steady; No. 3 white. 38®39%c: No 3 white 37 % ®38% Old ha.v—Steady: No. I timothv, s33® 23.00: No. 3 timothy. $21.30®23. No. 4 timothy, sl9® 30: No. 1 light clover mixed. $21.50®22: No. 1 clover mixed. S2O 50® 21: No. 1 clover hay. sl9® 19.50: new hay $4 under old. —lnspections Wheat—-No. 1 red. 44 cars: No. 7 red. 12 cars: No. 5 red. 1 ear: No. 1 hard. 3 <ars: No. 3 hard. 1 ear: No. 3 hard. 1 car: No. 1 nixed. 2 cars. Total. 63 cars. Corn—No. 3 vellow. 1 car; No, 3 yelIjw. 3 cars: No. 4 yellow. 1 car. No. 4 mixed. 1 car; sample mixed. 1 car. Total, 6 cars. Oats—No. 3 white. 4 ears: No. 3 white. 1 oar; No. 3 mixed. 2 cars. Total, 7 cars. M , CHICAGO. July 31.—Cash grain close: Wheat—No. 1 red, $1.40% ® 1.47% No. 2. $1,40® 1.47% : No. 1 hard. $1.46®) 1.47%: No. 3. $1.46. Corn—No. 2 yellow. 8-; (c■ No. 4 yellow. 83c: No. 5 yellow. 80c: No. 0 yellow. 70c: No. 4 mixed, 80c: No. 6 mixed. 74c: No. 2 white. 85%e: No. 4 white. 81 %c. Oats—No. J white. 45c: No. 2 white. 42 %®44 %c: No. 3 white, 43 1 - ft! 44 % <’- No. 4 whit-*. 42c. Barley—68®'74c. Timothy—jss.7s ®. 0.75, Clover —sl2 ® 28. WEEKLY REPORT —Output of FlourBarrels. July 31. 1926 9 969 July 34. 1928 8.026 Aug. 1. 1925 12 403 Aug. 2. 1924 7.078 —lnspections for Week—■ —Bushels—- „„ In. Out. Wheat 715.000 1.300 Corn 119.000 84.000 Oats 134.000 6,000 Rye Stork in store 11,513. Hay—l car. STOCK IN STORE Date Wheat Corn Oats Rye July 31. 20 309,350 514.340 9.690 ... Aug. 1. '25 382,810 450.990 89,04(1 .. .' Aug. 2. '24 165.500 442.800 69.200 ...

Produce Markets Eggs—Strictly Iresh delivered at Indian apolis. 23. Butter (-wholesale prices) Creamery, best grade a pound. 40®4ic: buying price or packing stock. 21® 22c. Poultry—Fowls. 22®23c: Leghorns, 19 6 30c; ducks. 14® 15c. Cheese (wholesale Buying prices)—Wisconsin Daisies. 24®25c: Longhorns. 24® 27c: Liroburger. 27a CHICAGO. July 31.—Cheese—Twins. 20c: Americas. 30 %® 30 %e. Poultry— Receipts, 4 cars; fowls, heavy. 23%: small. 31: springs. 33c: ducks, heavy. 25c: small. 22c; gccsc. 10c: springs. 20c: turkeys. 34c! roosters. 18%c: broilers. 29c. Potatoes—Receipts, 211 cars: Kansas and Missouri sacked Irish cobbiers. $1.75®2. CLEVELAND. July 31.—Butter—Extra intuh lots. 43c: extra firsts, 40®41c; firsts, 37% ® 38c: packing stock. 28c up. Eggs—Extra 31 %e: extra firsts. 30 %e: firsts. 28c: ordinary firsts. 27c. Poultry— Heavy fowls, 26® 27c: Leghorn fowls, 30 ® 22c: Leghorn broilers, 20® 27c: old ducks. 24® 35c: geese. 10® 18c. Potatoes —Virginia. $.450 per bbl.; Carolina, $3.25®3.50: Maryland. $4®4.25. ,' NEW YORK. July 31.—Flour—QuietSteady. Pork—Busier: mess. S3B. Lard— Quiet: middle west. $10.25® 10.35. Sugar —Raw. easy; 90 test. 4.18 c: refined, steady: Rio No. 7, 19%c: Santos. No. 4, 22 % ® 22%c. Tallow—Easy: specials to extras. 8 : !4®8%c. Hay—Dull: No. 1. #1.45® 1.50: No. 3. $1.05® 1.25. Clover—#l ® 1.45. Dressed poultry—Steady: turkeys. 30®:04c: chickens, 32®41e: canons. 40® 52c: fowls. 18® 34c: Long Islands, 20c. Live poultry—Firm: geese. 13® 15c: deks, 20® 27c: lowls. 23® 20c: turkeys. 35c: roosters. 20c: broilers 31 ® 28c. Cheese—Dull: State milk common to special. 22%®23%c: young Americas. 21%®23%e. Butter—Steady: creamery extras. 40® 40%c: special market. 40% ® Ji'-i-. Eggs—Firm: nearby white fancy 45T)i'47e: nearby State white, 43®44c: fresh firsts. 28% ®3oc: Pacific Coast.firt to extras 32®43%c: western whites. 30 ® 38c. Potatoes—Lonng Island. $4.25® 5; Jersey $3.75®4.75: Southern. sl®o. Local Wagon Wheat Local grain elevators are paying $1.27 for No. 3 red wneat. Otner grade* art purchased on their merit*. .

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ROACH HIRED TO CEEANHPCANICfI Investigator Known in Indiana Takes Office. Bn United Prrss CANTON, Ohio, July 31.—Josepl R. Roach, Chicago attorney, became advisory counsel to acting Chief oi Police Earl HCxamer today at the appointment of Mayor S. M. Swarts to clean out the Canton vice and liquor interests believed responsible for the murder of Don R. Mellett, reform publisher. Tlie new city official will he paic with funds raised by the exeputive committee of inter-civic organiza, tions at whose suggestion he was appointed. Roach is an experienced vice crusader. He is credited with cleaning up Terre Haute and Evans ville, Ind., and has participated ir campaigns against the underworlds of other cities.

UNION LEADERS GIVEN 90 DAYS (Continued From Page 1) a responsible citizen to vouch for him lie will be released. Merwin McNew, 131 McLean PI., was released and ordered to report to Ward every thirty days. Southern, McNew, Tally and Wigginton were charged, in the contempt citation, with stoning cars on the Illinois St. and Central Ave. lines, near Thirty-Fourth St., and with attempting to short circuit a trolley wire on the Garfield Park line. Fade was charged with calling ,7 car company employe a ‘dirty scab.” When the judge, asked Parker and Armstrong if they had anything to say before tlieit sentences were announced, Parker declared he did not intend to be contemptuous of the court in a speech at the strikers' meeting July 5, at which the strike was voted. s— ‘ "I had no intentions and never did have any, to violate the injunction,” Parker declared. “I said I had several injunctions and I have. I was never cited for contempt of court." “I understand you are learned 011 injunctions,” Judge Baltzell commented. “I said I had read several,” Tarker stated. The court then read sections ol Parker’s speech referring to remarks about the number of injunctions that had been served on the^de 7 fendant. “I shall go on further until we get to the part about ‘you can take this message to the judge that we will appeal from his decision’,” Judge Baltzell said, reading further intc the speech. “You are going to get a chance to appeal. “I never saw a more contemptuous case than this, and I have triec' cases for a good while. I have reac this speecli several times, and the more I read it, the more contemptu ous it gets. “Fine Like License” "A fin# would be like fixing a license fee for you men to violate the court's order,” the judge said. Parker explained to the court that when the injunction was served to him before the 400 men at the meeting that acted and spoke on his snap judgment.” "Your judgment should havr snapped the other way,” the Court remarked. Judge Baltzell left for EvansvilU immediately after the court sessloc and said he would not return until the last part of next week unless Harry Boggs, local union president, apprehended Wednesday in Parkers burg, W. Va., was broughf to Indianapolis to face a conteifipt citation. TEACHERS MEET AUG. 2c Educational Leaders Will Address Assembly Here for Five Days. Arrangements have been com pleted for the Marion County Teach ers’ Institute to be held for five dayi beginning Aug. 23 in the Crlmina! Court it was announced todaj by Lee E. Swails, county school superintendent. About 250 Marion County teachers outside of Indianapolis are expected to attend, Swails said. Among the speakers ~on the program will be President E. B. Bryan of Ohio State University, Mtf- De marchus C. Brown, Albert Stump attorney; Senator Arthur R. Robin son and Roscoe Gilmore Stott oi Franklin, Ind. SwallsSvill preside at all sessions. County schools will open Sept. 6, Labor Jay, Swaila announced. Births . Girls Wilthir and Hazel litelman. 546 N. Gooflet. Ernest and Thelma Kinir. 2257 Brook side. Dan and Fira Bosdan. Hll S. Fleming Whitt and Vivian Hazelwood. 31 \v Twenty-Fourth. Ray and Helen Matson. Methodist Hos pital. Boys Jess and Effie Taylor. 2433 E. Washing ton. William and Ruth Jetter. Clark Blakes lee Hospital. Dennis and Gladys Simpson. 384 R Spann Cleo and Beatrice MvLean, Methodis Hospital. Leonard and Dorothy Dehn. 2348 N Gale. Ora and Ruth Baker. 1.733 S. Sheffield James and Margaret Dermitt, 910 N Centennial. Deaths Leila Fern Church. 40. 414 Buskin Pl. carcinoma. Elizabeth Bradford. 78. 1621 Barth arteriosclerosis. Oscar Coleman. 42. 2481 Barnes, no phritis. PhUip Wavno Hayworth. 3. Method!* Hol)ltal. septicaemia. Anderson L. Emery, 75. 5445 Winthrop carcinoma. Olive Hawley. 40. 124 N. New Jersey carcinoma. Harry Campbell. 59, city hospital, cere bral hemorrhage. . „ _ Elizabeth Coulter. 65, 1045 N. Belli Vie-j PL. cerebral apoplexy. Janies Shaw. 18. city hospital, acct dental. Paul Campbell. 9 days. 451 9. Harding inanition. Stanley Morris. 11. Michigan and Canal drowning, accidental. Ballard Vardanian Perry. 63. 1025 N Jefferson, mitral insufficiency. Chicago Stocks , —July 31 Open, High. Low, rinse Arm Del pfd 9.3% 94 9.3% 94 Arm 111 pfd 85 % 86 85% 86 Bore it Bk .70% 37 .76% 37 Kraft Chse. 67 69 67 68M Halban Katz 7.7 .... .... ... Lib Me Lib B>i ... Mid West .114% 114% 114% iI4M Real Silk ..48% ... ... ... Swift &Cos 113% 113% 113 113% Swift Inti. 19 ... ... ... . Union Carb 84% 84% 84% *4% £r Paper Bd 23 >u ... . ..