Indianapolis Times, Volume 40, Number 232, Indianapolis, Marion County, 15 February 1929 — Page 20

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lIGH PRICE OF MEAT DUE TO FEWER CATTLE Herds Shrink From Total of 62.000,000 in 1925 to 40,000,000 Now. /; t / tinea fipt.clul SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 15Shortage of beef cattle is blamed by western cattlemen for the fact i hat beef is higher to the consumer than at any time since the war. Roy Hagen, secretary-manager of the Western Cattlemen’s Association, a cattlemen's ‘"co-op,'’ told members of the National Livestock Association, assembled here in convention, that there are fewer beef cattle in the United States by 15 per cent than in 1025. “Beef prices are high because this country is undergoing a beef-cattle shortage,” Hagen said “In 1921 came the post-war slump in prices due to overproduction. Hundreds of big cattlemen went broke. Herds were curtailed. In 1925 there were H 2,000.000 head of beef cattle in the United States; now there are about 40.000.000. We are on a net import .basis, and import beef from Canada and even Mexico.” Hagen denied that Americans are eating less beef than formerly. The vegetarian fad. he said, reached its peak five years ago. Eventually, as rural population shrinks and cities grow more crowded, less beef will be eaten. This, however, is a matter to worry about 200 years hence. Operas to Become “Talkies'* Eti I 'nited Pres* NEW YORK, Feb. 15.—Grand opera in two reel “talkies” is being planned by the Pathe company. Operas selected are “Pagliacci,” “Cavaleria Rusticana,” “Faust,” “Martha.” “Tales of Hoffman,” “Carmen’’ and “Aida. ’

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CLOSING OUT SALE FIXTURES FOR SALE—STOREROOM FOR RENT! ENTIRE STOCK ORDERED . +*m&t** b. „ _ . _ • Mr - Nl K Bond - owner of ;! ![ SOLD A. F ONCE! Notice. the Frank!in C iothe S pSW* Shop, has ordered this entire stock of !’ '! —Costs and regular selling prices have / ... ... 3 „ , , Jl' , , „ ~ , TI / high-grade Mens Clothing and Furnish- < —i been entirely forgotten. —Hurry, <; r , ( noting keep you \ ing ’ s scdd the next fifteen days. away. I PRICES SLASHED zr I RIGHT AND LEFT j; ]■ v j Look for ji S Xo C. O. I), orders—No Mali orders—No Phone <j i| J? #: the Big '! > orders—N'o Alterations —All alej final. |i |i K slgns le J STARTS PROMPTLY AT 9 o’CLOCK SATURDAY MORNING! MENSI ?" 176 REGULAR s ls and *2Ol Me “’v2® e ‘^° w ’ HANDK CHIEFS 1 _ I COLLARS Large size. Red, Blue f™ & |L S Latest Styles. All and White While *■ Ql|f | |t| Ira If if sizes. Sale price while W Q they last I |||dlf| jjgl they last MEN’S 19c ISUITS IJ—DRESS SOCKS MlßP iftß “„” s .ld WORK SHOES ”.? 4 1| All desirable patterns and 8 Sm lelther'- $“#.29 and black. While ■ I || 8 colors—Lights and darks— all sizes; Sale Price i “ MEN’S 75c I 47 —$25 and S3O (JHQ7 I MEN S $ 2 - 50 SILK SOCKS I MEN ,g SUST? . s|£-vf S WORK SHOES High Grade Q P —Fine quality, including the B _ VII I composl- $1 .79 Nilks, 3 pairs, j| t.i * famous * , Hyde-Park’’ Suits pa "%■-&ss Ue „ B tion soles; sale tg SI.OO, the pair.. \.4‘ W § a j e p r i ce .... B price ■ MEN’S 35c 39—535 and S4O AQ7 I MEN ’ S 1100 BOWTIES MEN’S SUITS IM““I WORK SHIRTS S-EL.-SS 17* All Wool Fabrics Smart Tat- IQJ™ I khL' 55? *f ft Prire, nhtie thev | | J Jjg Men’* 25c, 35c [D A lil I/I SSS I3e CLOTHES SHOP 39c ■ OCO WEST WASHINGTON STREET I .Tr UUU 2 DoOTS East of Railroad I open Evtni „, s and Satnrwindow*. MHHMHHHNHMHHHHHHHMBHHHBMMi&MKMSHMWHfIHHi day Evening until 10 o’clock

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A woman's privilege of changing her mind was responsible for Gail Taylor becoming a radio entertainer. Until she was graduated from high school, she thought she would be a nurse. Then she changed her mind and decided to try musical comedy and juvenile vaudeville. But mother said no! So she changed her mind again, signed up with the NBC and now is a popular soprano in the studios of that system's Pacific division. New Building for Notre Dame SOUTH BEND, Ind.. Feb. 15. The University of Notre Dame is to have anew $350,000 building for its law school, construction to start in the spring, officials announce. Milk-Fed POULTRY Pressed Free While You Wait MILLISER POULTRY CO. I 11 WEST ST.—Riley G99S ! •> Blocks West of 2 Doors North of j State Capitol Mash. St. Open Saturday Evenings

STATE ROOTES SLIPPERY. BUT TRAFFIC MOVES Bus and Truck Operators Asked to Lighten Loads, Save Roads. Despite slick pavements, covered with snow and ice, traffic on Hoosier highways is moving at a normal rate, according to the weekly traffic bulletin issued today by the (state highway department. Commissioners asked that operators of heavy trucks and busses watch the weather changes and cooperate to save the unpaved roads by lightening their loads when the general thaw comes. Read conditions throughout the ! state were listed as follows: | Road 2—Bridge run-arounds one-half i mile and one mile east of state line. Road 3—Watch for men working on berms north of Hartford City. Bridge runj around one-half-mile north of Petroleum, j Road 7—One-way traffic bridge ten miles north of Madison. Road 15—Bridge run-around two and one- half miles south of La Fontaine. Detour at La Fontaine Is one mile. United States Road 24—Pavement from Monticello for fourteen miles east, then detour one-half mile north to old route to Logansport. Detour just east of Huntington until city completes paving to meet state road, is one-half mile.

Famous food scientist urges sugar in diet *‘Make your foods more palatablef he suggests ■ DO WE RECENTLY went to one of the country’s great universities and asked an eminent food scientist his ideas about sugar in the diet. “Sugar is the most inexpensive condimental food in the world,” he said. Then he went on to explain what he meant in detail. “Sugar makes the diet more palatable,” he said. “Sugar is Nature’s incomparable flavor. Sugar is one thing that makes the daily dullness of our overly refined foods endurable. Another thing, it is wholesome. Another thing, it is inexpensive.” This famous man has hit it. Sugar is perfection in sweetness. It is the ideal flavor—also a food. Think of how good foods are made delightful to the taste by the addition of sugar. What could be better for us than grapefruit, apple sauce, cranberry sauce, baked apples or stewed dried fruits of all kinds, fresh or canned berry pies, cereals, jellies and jams? All of these are examples of excellent foods full of minerals, vitamins and other health elements made delightful to the taste by the addition of sugar. Sugar in connection with cocoa or chocolate can make milk into a delicious beverage for thousands of children and adults, who find milk more tasteful when sweetened. The flavors of nearly all vegetables are improved in the cooking by the addition of sugar. There is no substitute for sugar in good cookery. The sugar way is the happy way. The Sugar Institute.

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Road 25—Bridge run-around three and one-half milea north of Pulton. Two Detour* Listed tr. 8. Road 27—Detour two miles south of Richmond Is five and one-half miles. Detour from Winchester to nine miles north of Winchester is eleven miles. Road 28—Bridge run-around one and one-half miles west of Romney. Road 29—Detour from Klrklin north Is three and one-half miles. Drive carefully past workmen between Wlnamac and Km x U. S. Road 30 —Run-around at Erie railroad crossing two miles east of Schererville. Road 34—Detour from Crawfordsville to New Ross Is about sixteen miles, eight of which is pavement. Road 35 —Detour from three miles south cf Salem to one mile south of Salem is three miles; narrow road, but in fair condition. Road 39—Detour north of Rossville is three and one-half miles. Road 46—Surface somewhat rough; many sharp turns and narrow bridges. Warned of Slides U. 8. Road 52—Watch for slides between Harrison and Brookville. Much worse in rainy or thawing weather. Road 54—At two miles north of Linton is one-way traffic for about 100 feet. Traffic drive slowly. Road 56—Earth surfaces between Salem and Scottsburg Is Impassable most of time. Bridge run-around two miles west POULTRY Hens, Roasters, Spring Chickens, Fresh Eggs 637 Mass. Ave. LI ncoln 5207 1027 Virginia Ave. DRexel 2795 Wm. Luckey

.f Madmon. Detour around slide at bridge two miles west of Vevay Is two and one-half miles: fair. Road 58—Good surface, but narrow in places; several one-way bridges. Road 59—Run-around four miles north of Ltnton, is 500 feet long and surface somewhat rough. Road 62—Run-around three miles west of Sulphur for one-way traffic only. Road 66—Impassable between Newburg and Hatfield with no detour. Through traffic avoid Road 66 and route via Roads 45 and 62 until further notice. Road 67—Drive slowly three miles south of Centerton. Detour from five miles northeast of Muncie to two and one-half miles west of Albany is three miles. Detour from Albany to Portland is twentyone and one-half miles. Detour at one

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and one-half mile* east of Bryant is three miles and only fair condition. Roads not mentioned and parts of roads mentioned, but not specified and alt detours not otherwise described, are in good condition. QUARRELS, WANTS JAIL ii/ United BAYONNE, N. J., Feb. 15.—Three times Frank Grant, 26. called police headquarters and demanded to be arrested. Three times he was refused. The fourth time he called the lieutenant sent an officer to Grant's home to see what it was

all about. Grant refused to give the officer any reason for wanting the seclusion of a jail. He was jailed, however, and it

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finally came out that he had quarreled with his wife and becauae he considered himself “a brute” had cided on jail as fit punishment.