Indianapolis Times, Volume 43, Number 106, Indianapolis, Marion County, 11 September 1931 — Page 14

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898 POUND NOG, ‘INSPIRATION,' IS FAIR CHAMPION Grand and Senior Title Is Given Liberty Man’s Boar. An Inspiration, 898-pound hog, owned by Bruce Pullen of Liberty, rested on its laurels today after having been awarded the ribbons proving that it is both grand champion and senior champion boar at the Indiana state fair. Owners of the winning animals in ranking order are: DUROC-JERSEY Ased Boar-Brucc Pullen. Liberty: Hutchinson & Kempie. Arlington: Chandler P. Raun. Springfield. 0.. Frazier & Ankrom. Mooreland; Lester Nance. Arcadia. Joe Brown. Union City. Senior Ycarlirvr *Boar—Joe Brown. Chandler P. Raup. Chfndler P. Raup. tiininr Yearling Boar- —Hutchinson & Kemplef wniiam Bover. Tipton: Stewart Kline. Camden. O.: Bruce Pullen. Stewart & Kline. Joe Brown. Senior Boar Pig—James A. Board Frankfort. James A. Beard. Hutchinson & Kemnle: William Arndt. Lafatette, C. i • Raun. Perry Barker. Thorntown. Junior Boar Pig—Amiel Au f Jrtf' Cltv. Hutchinson A Kempie. James B . James Beard. William Bover. James Beard. Aged Sow-C. P. Raup. Joe Brown, Hutchinson A: Kempie. Joe Brown, C. P. Raup, Lester Nance. Senior Yearling Bow—C P. Brown, Hutchinson ft: Kempie, Joe! Br ' Hutchinson fe Kempie, C. I • Raup. Junior Yearling Sow—Hutchinson Kempie. Stewart As KUne Joe, Bro * n ’ C. P. Raup, Joe Brown, C. P. Raup. Senior Sow Plg-C. P. Raup. Joe Brown. Perrv Barker Perry Barker. William Arndt. J. A. Beard. Junior Sow Plg-Lester Nance.°s“perrv Carweln. J. A. Beard. Perry Barker, Perrj Barker. Jean Ester Brown. Senior Champion Boar—Bruce Pullen. Junior Champion Boar —J. A. Beard. Grand champion boar senior champion sow. Junior champion sow and grand champion sow—Chandler P. Raup. Old Herd. Owned by Exhibitor—C-jP. Raun. Joe Brown. Hutchinson and Kempie C. P. Raup. Hutchinson & Kempie. Joe Brown. Old Herd. Bred nnd Owned bv Exhibitor —Joe Brown. O. P. Raup. Hutchinson & Kempie. C. P. Raup. Young Herd. Owned by Exhibitor—Joe Brown. Perry Rarkcr J. A. Beard, C. P. Raup. Lester Nance. Perry Barker. Young Herd. Bred and Owned by Exhlbitor—Joe Brown. Perrv Barker, J. A. Beard. C. P. Raup. Lester Nance. Perrv Barker. Get of Sire- Chandler Raun, Joe Brown, ,T. A. Beard, Perry Barker. Lester Nance, Joe Brown. Produce of Dam—Joe Brown. Perry Barker. J. A. Beard. Lester Nance. Perry Barkcf, C. P. Raup. BERKSFTTRE Aged Boar—Kite A: Sons, St. Paris. O : Nicncl A* Son. ArenzvUle. 111.; Kite Ac Sons: E. B. Moore. Sheridan; E. B. Moore. Mitchell & Son. Senior Yearling Boar—Kite &; Sons, Nichel At Sons: Raymond Talbot. Indianapolis: H. L. Knust, Clifton. Tex. Junior Yearling Roar—Kite Ac Sons, Nichel Sons: J. F. Stover. Crawfordsville; E. B. Mpore. E. B. Moore. Senior Boar Pie —Nichel Ac Sons. Kite At Sons. E. B. Moore; Rcyno'ds & Cos., Winchester. Tenn.; Snow-den, Ivan, Mattoon. 111. Junior Boar Pig—J. F. Stover. ,T. F. Stover; Bvron M. Powell. Lebanon: E. B. Moore. Reynolds Bros.. Ivan Snowden. Aged Sow—lvan Snowden. Ivan Snowden, Kite Ac Sons, Nichel Ac Sons. E. D. Moore. J. F. Stover. Senior Yearling Sow—E. B. Moore. Kite Ac Sons. J. H. Nichel Ac Sons. Ivan Snowden. Ivan Snowden. Nichel Ac Sons. Junior Yearling Sow—Kite Ac Sons. E. B. Moore, Ivan Snowden. Kite & Sons, Kite Ac Sons. Ivan Snow-den. Senior Sow Pig—lvan Snow-den. Ivan Snow-den. Revnolris Ac Cos., Nichel Ac Sons, E. B. Moore. E. B. Moore. Junior Sow Pig—Randall Bros.. Noblcsvllle: "Randall Bros.: Donald J. Moore. Sheridan: Bvron Powell. Ivan Snowden. Kite A Sons. Senior Champion Boar—Kite & Sons. Junior Champion Boar —John F. Stover, Crawfordsville. Grand Champion Boar—Kite & Sons. Senior Champion Sow—Kite & Sons. Junior Champion Sow—lvan Snowden, Mattoon, 111. Grand Champion Sow—Kite A Sons. Old Herd. Owned and Bred by Exhibitor—Kite A Sons. Ivan Snowden. Kite A Sons. Nichel A Sons. E. B. Moore. J. C. Stover. Young Herd, Owned bv Exhibitor—Randall Brothers. John Stover, Ivan Snowden. J. H. Nichel. Kite A Sons, J. Donald Moore. Young Herd, Owned and Bred by Exhibitor—Randall Brothers. John Stover, Ivan Snow-den, J. H. Nichel, Kite & Sons, E. D. Moore. Get of Sire—Kite A Sons, Ivan Snowden, J. H. Nichel A Sons, E. D. Moore, Randall Brothers. John F. Stover. Produce of Dam—Kite A Sons, Ivan Rnowden. Randall Brothers. John Stover, J. Donald Moore, E. D. Moore. Lifelong Resident Dies Bn Times Special THORNTOWN. Ind., Sept. 11.— Mrs. Frances E. Nales, 72, widow of Calvin Nales, and a lifelong resident of Thorntown, died in the house she was born and married. Kokomo Woman Buried Jly Times Special KOKOMO, Ind., Sept. 11.—Funeral services were held Thursday for Mrs. Ethle A. Nutter, 49, lifelong resident of Howard county.

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WFBM (1230) Indianapolis tlndianaoolls Power and Light Comoanv) FRIDAY P. M. s:3o—Red Nichols orchestra (CBS). s:4s—Downey and Wons (CBS'. 6:oo—Arthur Pryor's Military band (CBSi 6:ls—Slngin’ Sam (CBS). 6:3o —Tea-Timers. 6:4s—Studio artists. 7:oo—Announced. 7:3o—Bean Creek string band. 7:4s—Footnotes (CBS). B.oo—Silent. WKBF (1400) Indianapolis FRIDAY P M. 4:3o—Crystal studio. 4:4s—News flashes. s:oo—Vaughn Cornish. s:ls—Evening announcements. s:2s—Crazy crystal man. s:3o—Dinner music. s:sß—Baseball results. (I:oo—lndiana home program. (!:15—Records. 6:4s—Monroe’s mystery pianist. 7:oo—Dance orchestra. 7:ls—Smilin’ Ed McConnell. 7:3o—Concert trio. 7:4s—Concert trio. B:oo—Jimmy Bover. B:ls—Dauner trio. B:3o—Charlie and Ruth. B:4s—Ward B. Hiner. 9:oo—Musical philosophy. 9 30—Variety orchestra. 10:00—Late sports review. 10:05—Orchestra. 10:30—Jerrv and Charlie. 10:45—Orchestra. !*:9o—Jitrmv Bover#’ Qraan eiub. 12:30 —Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati FRIDAY P. M. 4:oo—Words and Music. 4:30—01d Man Sunshine 4:4s—Lowell Thomas (NBC). s:oo—Amos ’n’ Andy (NBC). s:ls—Moments With Madame Alda (NBC). s:3o—Phil Cook (NBC). s:4s—The Chatter. 6.oo—Singers. 6:3o—Harry WlMsey’s orchestra. 6:4s—Sisters of the Skillet (NBC). 7:oo—Romany string quartet. 7:ls—Murray Horton’s orchestra. 7:3o—Josef Cherniavsky’s orchestra. 7 :,45 —Announced. B:oo—Honey Adams and her gang. B:3o—Clara, Lu and Em (NBC). B:4s—Wildenson’s Wildcats. 9:oo—Evening Moods. 9:3o—Variety. 9:45 —Bob Newhall. 9:sß—Weather. 10:00—Vox Celeste. 11:30—Henry Santry’s orchestra. 12:00 Midnight—Sign off

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Tomorrow Is the Last Day of Our Great REMOVAL SALE Our entire stock of men’s, women’s and children’s new fall Shoes at unheard of low prices. Our Two New Locations Will Be 139 W. Wash. St. I 104 N. Illinois St. Opposite Indiana Theater ! Terminal Building Look at These Bargains Misses’ Misses’ Boys* Good ■ O and Children’s o. 1 Sport Patent Sturdy I Oxfords One-Straps Oxfords For School Wear All Sires For School Wear I 98c I I *l.OOl 1*1.491 Women's Straps, Ties, Pumps, Oxfords Women who appreciate real quality in shoes will quickly “snap up” several pairs of these bargains. All heels—black, blonde, white, red and Broken 1 .00 Boys'and Men's £\ Oxfords fQ Styles for l>oys as well as their big # ’Vtt brothers and fathers—all at one low & *.i|t Good Looking Shoes—Styles you see Iw'wJgK in the $5 and $6 grades. Collegiate R If£| and conservative * vR-B styles in black AO .and tan. All sizes 7® Bp * You Can Always Save at 24 N. Pennsylvania

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9:3o—Columbia revue (CBS'. 10:00—Don Bigelow’s orchestra (CBS). 10:30—Hotel Taft orchestra (CBS). 11:00—St George orchestra (CBS'. 11:30—Atlantic City musicale (CBS). 12:00 Noon—Farm network (CBS). P. M. 1:00—Four Clubmen (CBS). 1:30 —Three Doctors (CBS). I:4s—Saturday svneopators (CBS'. 2:oo—Ann Leaf at the organ (CBS). 2:3o—Spanish serenade (CBSi. 3:00 to s:3o—Silent. WKBF (1400) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadcasting. Inc.) SATURDAY A. M. 6:3o—Wake-up band program. 6:4s—Church federation morning worship. 7:oo—The musical clock. 7:ls—Coffee man. B:oo—Livewire program. 8:30 —Breakfast Club. 9:00 —Housekeepers’ chats. 9:ls—Crystal studio. 9:3o—Melody man. 10:00—Listen ladies. 10:30—Circle Theater' organlogue. 11:15—Luncheon music. 11:25—Reducing facts. 11:30 —New song hits. 12:00 Noon—Sue Carolyn. P. M. 12:15—Farm program. 12:30—Livestock reports. 12:35—Butter and egg quotations. 12:40—Izaak Walton League. I:oo—Silent.

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LEGION PARLEY AT DETROIT TO DRAWJO.OOO Mammoth Parade to Swing Through City’s Heart on Sept. 22. Bp United Frets DETROIT, Sept. 11.—More than 100,000 veterans of the World war, members of the American Legion and its auxiliaries, will parade here ! Sept. 22, while more than 2,000,000 persons look on. The great column, which this year is expected to be numerically greater than ever, will move from Belle Isle bridge, on the eastern side of the city, sweeping down- broad ! Jefferson avenue toward the down- j town section. There it w r ill swing ; north on Woodward, principal busi- ! ness artery, and disband a mile ; north. At the convention in Boston last year the parade was six hours in

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ever A Great Pre-Fall Discount Sale Held Before in order to Regulate Our Stocks Such Every Thrifty Buyer Should Take AdGreat jfvantage of These Marvelous Specials - We have no hesitation in stating that this is the greatest discount sale we have ever seen . . . The discounts are . yV the greatest that we have ever offered—and it is only 'III once in a great while that you can get diamonds, for /tom instance, for 25% off the regular price. Now we are in/J.. \\ eluding watches at these special low prices. A sale that actually does mean a saving to you. Just Imagine Such a Thing as This 25% Off on DIAMONDS /$\ All the ori Sinal price tags remain. You figure the disCOunt time °* P urc^ase * B>\ $37.50 Diamond—2s% off $28.12 B/ Diamond—2s% off $37.50 / wl Diamond—2s% off $75.00 smy $200.00 Diamond—2s% off $150.00 y/Ww $250.00 Diamond—2s% off $187.50 Combination—2s% off $37.50 WATCHES at 50% Discount Ladies’ Special Offer! Men’s Special Value! fffSSOk Regularly $22.50 15-Jewel Ufflfj agree 1 K*"L ' atch ' s ' ou ' u a , Regularly $22.50 ° th _ _. u -. ,rs . A value in a class by . Vi m nf.fffl worth a whole lot 4 or d#*dOC* //laistfarmV . Jj more than what we $ 1 |.Z 5 itself ’ Radiolite dial. $ | | lx Vl _*• | Wj are asking. Fully A Mesh band. Fully guaranteed. 0n Cr( . dU , guaranteed. on credit! kB ALL “ELGIN” WATCHES AT */ 2 PRICE! |fj Hk /% STORE OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL tP. M. ‘^StlT (s& | HMabterk ga "■ 11 J etvelerj ... HnrtXu W. WASHINGTON c £, Ws3 Expert Batch Repairing at Reasonable Price* Crettlt.

Downed by Law Bp United Press SOUTH BEND. Ind., Sept. 11.—Edward Flynn's career as a flagpole sitter has been doomed, for two years at least, by City Judge A. W. Hosinski. The judge “grounded” Flynn for two years, then sentenced him to a six months term on the state farm and fined him SSOO. Flynn, who came here from Chicago, was charged with theft of a brief case and forgery of a $22 check. Merchants, protesting against loudspeakers advertising Flynn, have threatened an injunction suit.

passing the reviewing stand, but with Detroit's wider streets, and with but one or two turns to be made, the procession should move in quick order. Along Jefferson avenue 40,000 grand stand seats are to be erected, and each seat is to be sold. The reviewing stand for visiting officials and officers will be at city hall. General John J. Pershing is to lead the parade from the start to this point, where he will leave his car and take a place in the stands.

FEW ENTRANTS SWEEPPRIZES Bronze Turkey Honors Won by One Woman. Bronze turkeys are a scarcity, at I least as show birds, at the Indiana state fair, for Mrs. O. S. Dooley, | Danville, Ind., walked off with every ! ribbon in the bronze turkey class. Mrs. Dooley had the coek--1 erels and hens in the “"-'3 and took four prizes in each division. Three exhibitors, Choice N. Culver of Sycamore, O.; the Borrein ! Poultry Farms, and Charles Smiley : took virtually all the ether honors I in the duck and geese divisions of i the poultry sections. Twenty-five Culver entries took blue ribbons, fifteen Borrein entries won first places, and seventeen won firsts for Smiley. Jesse Burnside won six firsts. Leslie Leonard, three; Otto Chastain, two; Nelson E. Woods, one: Glen Swaney, one; Mrs. Collin W three, and Mrs. Melvin Havens, two.

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.SEPT. 11,1931