Indianapolis Times, Volume 41, Number 95, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 August 1929 — Page 7

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1,300 TO TAKE I, U. EXTENSION COURSES HERE Many Students Expected to Enroll in Afternoon, Evening Classes. Afternoon and evening classes of Indiana university’s extension division will have more than 1.300 students when they open Sept. 25, officials predicted today. Increase the number of ad\anced business courses, and addition of anew course on “Live Views of Great Men of Letters” were among reasons ascribed by extender) heads for the increased enrollment. Charts recently prepared showing enrollment figures since 15*20, show that the number of students more than doubled in nine years, while class enrollments have trebled in the same period. Students carry more work than formerly, it is said, because many of those attending classes are preparing for future education in universities. and take all or a part of j their first year’s work at the ex- i tension school. • English courses lead all others in adult interest, the division's recoids indicate, with twenty-four per cent of the total student body enrolled, j Classes in composition work attract J many stenographers and clerks, and ! usually number about 125 students. I Literature draws many advanced students, some of whom are work- j mg for masters’ degree*. Education courses take sixteen per cent of the j enrollment, science thirteen, and ac- j counting more than eight per cent. Other popular courses among the students from seventeen to sixty include public speaking, business law, advertising, journalism, short story writing, art and music appreciation. Greek and Roman mythology and Virgil, algebra, general mathematics. analytic geometry, mathematical theory of investment, physiology, hygiene, romance language's. and political science. Schools so Open Tuesday Hu I inn s SiHcial MARION, Ind., Aug. 30.—Both Grant county and Marion public schools will open Tuesday, according to official announcements.^

For Your Trip on LABOR IB DAY! Ride on Real Rubber built into real tires that we back with a real guar- jgfy antee. It is only because of our connection with a chain of 211 of America’s foremost department L stores that we are able to purchase these tires at |k such remarkably low prices. Should any tire prove unsatisfactory, we will repair or replace it. Because tires are but one of the many lines sold by Block’s, we are not dependent upon them alone to carry our overhead, therefore we can offer

Defiance Tires At Prices Lower Than Ever!

Size Tire 30x3 Vz Cl $ 4.65 30x31/2 Gt. .... 4.85 30x3y 2 SB 6.25 31x4 8.35 32x4 8.95 33x4 9.35 32x41/2 12.85 33x41/2 13.35 34x41/2 13.75 30x5 19.25 33x5 16.75 35x5 17.75

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Siif , Tire 29x4.40 $ 9.45 29x4.50 9.75 30x4.50 9.95 29x5.00 11.45 30x5.00 11.65 31x5.00 11.95 28x5.25 12.45

Tires Mounted Without Charge $1 Delivers Any Tire—Balance in Convenient Payments

Our Entire Store Open Saturday Until 6 P. M.

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$300,000 Plane

Esther Tenenbaum of Cleveland, captain of the pilot usherettes at the national air races, displays the costliest plane ever built, for it consists of more than 3.500 diamonds. 3.800 oriental sapphires and 2,800 rubies, and is valued at 5300.000 by the jewelers who made it for exhibition at the air show. 250 MILLIONS SPENT IN CANADA BY TOURISTS 1928 Total Shows Great Gain; Autoist Leaves 5167,000,000. fin inm x Kin vial OTTAWA. Can., Aug. 30.—Tourists from the United States and other countries spent over $250,000,000 in Canada last year according to an estimate made by the Canadian bureau of statistics. This was an increase of nearly $35,000,000 over the value of the tourist trade to the Dominion in 1927, and an advance of nearly $167,000,000 compared with 1920. The most important factor in the tourist trade of Canada is the automobile traffic between Canada and the United States. The estimated expenditure of this class of tourist in 1928 was $167,384,000. as compared with $134,436,000 in 1927. an increase of $33,000,000, or approximately 25 per cent. The number of tourist automobiles entering Canada increased by about 16 per cent. Tourists who came to Canada from the United States by railways and steamship spent last year. $72,521,000.

Defiance Tires

Size Tire 29x4.40 $5.45 29x4.50 5.95 30x4.50 6.15 28x4.75 ."'7.35 29x4.75 7.50 30x4.75 7.75 29x5.00 7.95 30x5.00 8.15 31x5.00 8.45

Size Tirr 29x5.25 $12.65 30x5.25 12.95 31x5.25 13.25 29x5.50 13.35 30x5.50 13.65 30x6.00 14.45 31x6.00 14.95

SLAYER OF TWO IS SURRENDERED BY HIS BROTHER N Wisconsin Fugitive Admits Shooting ot Sister and Brother-in-Law. I IS II I int< </ I’l IXX NEILLSVILLE, Wis.. Aug. 30. ! Surrendered by his own brother after .an unsuccessful suicide attempt. Paul Peterson, 27, was held in Clark county jail here today on two ! charges’ of first degree murder. Two hours after he had been i taken into custody on the farm of ; his brother William, near Fairchild, ! Peterson admitted the slaying of i his sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mi’s. Ernest Riggs, at their farm home near Greenwood. Peterson had blamed the couple ! and their daughter. Mrs. David Jones, for the separation from his j i wife, who recently sued for divorce at Waukegan, 111., Peterson’s home. Riggs and his wife were killed defending Mrs. Jones, who, with her husband, had lived with Peterson and his wife at Waukegan. . Peterson escaped from Greenwood | after the shooting and had evaded j search until his, brother, Wililam, ] notified authorities Thursday that | he was hiding in a field on his farm, j Sheriff's deputies met no resistance. WOMAN SELLS TREES Can Not Do Trimming but Sells j Surgery Service. It (/ l imes Special KENT, 0.. Aug. 30.—Every year applications from women ambitious to become tree surgeons are received by the Davey Tree Expert Company, but natural obstacles such as skirts, climbing and high winds cause all of them to be rejected. Mrs. Gertrude A. Farley of Cleveland has just demonstrated that the field can not be kept entirely closed to the fair sex and she has become the first saleswoman of tree surgery in the history of the profession. Mrs. Farley was formerly editor of the National Greenkeeper. She expects to direct her batteries of persuasion principally against golf clubs in an effort to make courses prettier and sportier through the greater use and better care of trees.

Size Tire 29x5.25 $ 9.25 30x5.25 9.45 31x5.25 9.75 29x5.50 10.15 30x5.50 10.35 30x6.00 11.45 31x6.00 11.70 32x6.00 11.95 33x6.00 12.25 32x6.75 16.95 33x6.75 17.45

Size Tire 32x6.00 $15.45 33x6.00 15.95 30x6.50 16.45 31x6.50 16.95 32x6.50 17.45 30x6.75 18.95 32x6.75 19.95 33x6.75 20.95

—Block's Fifth Floor.

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Entire Store Will Be Open Saturday Till 6 P. M.

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Hundreds of Brand New Fall Hats Felts—Velvets—Satins For Women and Misses A— All New . $ 1 *95 Fal, a^ lor ‘ Styles

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