AUG. 1. 1933 THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES PAGE 5 —Let's Go Fishing— Politician’s Canning Plant Pours Refuse in Muscatatuck; PLAN TO BOOST SPORTSMEN TO Game Fish Die, Swimmers Menaced, Say Nearby Residents PRICES OF CORN. CAMPAIGN FOR HOGS STUDIED CLEAN STREAMS Reduction of Production State Club Will Open War Mapped at Meeting in on Pollution as Part Chicago. Plans for reducing com and hog of Program. production, recommended in a two- day conference at Chicago last week Members of the United Sportsman by a committee representing ten of Indiana. Inc . will meet Friday mid-west states, were being studied at 8 p m to complete plans to com- today by officials of the Indiana bat stream and lake pollution. At Farm Bureau Under the plan, farmers In In- a preliminary meeting held at th< diana and other corn belt states Washington Monday it was decided would benefit from higher rorn and that the second meeting, with all hog prices, if the plan should be by the agricultural state officers present, would be the adopted adjust- ment administration way to launch a s'ate-wide cam- The recommendation called for paign to correct this evil that is de- j removal from the American market stroymg som-> of the slate’s most of 500.000.000 pounds of pork and pork products between now and Jan. historic streams. 1. with a total reduction of 2.000.- The United Sportsmen organiza- 000.000 pounds of pork products in tion was formed to improve hunt- i the next twelve months Suggested ing and fishing conditions for the means of reducing sup- plies included sale or donation of sportsman who enjoys a day in the pork to agencies under agree- open under conditions in- relief as nature ment reduce normal tended Officers and members are not to pur- chases. making low grade hogs and going to ba'tle to th° last ditch to hog products into tankage, benefiit carry their ideals to victory. payments to farmers for marketing Every who ever has sjx n' light pigs and piggy along The conservation department, sows, increas- the dav any of our stream BARBERS' BOARD IS ing Ivan Morgan at Last Is with Morgan, is drafting exports, levying a substantial or lakes can do their to help C. working part NAMED BY processing tar on all hogs weighing this cause bv enrolling now The plans for ending the pollution of TAKES POST AS GOVERNOR Working to Help in Con- the 1 more than 235 pounds * his cannery on stream. dues for one year nr- 50 cents, and License Commission to Enforce New Losses incurred in disposal of the full amount will be used to bet- servation Plans. Screens Won't End Trouble l.aw Effective Sept. 1. surplus pork would be paid from a ter conditions, the officers devoting Members of the new barbers' processing pork compet- It has his promise to place, with- ' U. S. ATTORNEY tax on and their time and efforts, without pay. (Continued From Page One) •HI license board took office today by ing products. in the next two months, a screen to ‘wBR ■< . < ,J '53J5255. i|wM|pß|^Bßj(P^S6ißhg^^^HH appointment of Governor Paul V. The committee specified that any Members of the Tndiannpolis halt the more solid, elements of the winding route, W. H Christie, McNutt. price improvement to the farmer Casting Club who attended the its cannery's wastes from entering the B. H. Caughran acclaims that several cattle he Assumes They are Frank McKamey. secre- not be pyramided by the processor meet at ’he jkx>l at Coliegp avenue Muscatatuck. tary of Indianapolis barbers and distributor in the owned died and in his belief their But the screening of the solids in the price to the and Fall Creek Sunday were treated Duties as Assistant to union for the last twenty-two years: death resulted from drinking from the will suffice clarify consumer. to some of the greatest fly easting wastes not to Walter F Bugher, Lafayette, secre- the ditch. the stream Other canrerv wastes, "’ ever seen lorallv. bv Captain Emil fjfeßja *.>♦. ' .TW£SJfc Val Nolan. tary-treasurer of the Associated acids, lyes —*£?* STUART~ WILL IS FILED I,use a\eraged Swimming Perilous and fermentation—must jMgMM* " De who lio feet to in Stream <'* Barbers' organization, r3^,‘ ; ' „' Master state . ’*v* B. Howard new assist- be treated before the river once >ilHrK' , ✓.■*> A Caughran, |jte take first place bv a wide margin *•• Shelbyville, Widow of City Educator Is Opinion diverges on whether the -*. and Arthur Wilson. in the called ‘ Clear river" will be restored -Z? ant United States district attorney, Left Entire distance event. His casts river is more serious home town of Pleas Greenlee. Mc- Estate. were 107 109 pollution to its rightful name. and 114 feet. F.d Nel- when tomatoes are canned at the was sworn in and assumed his new Nutt secretary in charge of per- Will of Milo H Stuart assist- son. who finished second, If plans go through Morgan will had an company's p’ant at Austin or when duties at the federal building today. sonnel. ant superintendent of schools, who average of ninety feet be the first large canner in Indiana week, De Luse also hominy and lye wastes enter. Caughran has been active in Bugher is the Republican mem- died last was filed in pro- tied for honors the and to end years of destruction of game will, top in five Swimming within eight or ten ber. it was announced. bate rourt Monday. The ex- three-quarter ounce fly rod accur- fish on state streams. Democratic politics for a number The expected opera- ecuted Jan 13. 1931. left the miles of the cannery is distinctly law is to be >-nttre acy contest with 1,. Hurst. .7 Spear The conservation department has of years and has been treasurer of tive fully by Sept. 1. with both phys- estate to the widow. Mrs. Ethel a danger. cannery' was next and Ed Nelson third The hopes that his at Austin Upper Lest —The Morgan Canning Company, Austin. Ind.. the Democratic county committee ical and professional examinations Symons Stuart, who was named ex- The ditch alone shows colon ba- will be the first in the in- and its five-eighths ounce plug event was state to stacks mirrored in a pool in front of the cannery. The work for the last two years. He has been for applicants for licenses. ecutrix, providing $22,000 bond cilli. sewage waste, to the extent of stall complete disposal plant for stacks won bv Ben Bass with J. Sjiear, a overtime turning the wheels of the cannery. And from the cannery a practicing attorney at 525 Indiana 1000 000 at the mouth of the ditch its second, and H BrafTord, third. treating wastes. pours pollution that has killed fish and ruined swimming holes Trust building for many years. He where it empties into the river. on the Muscatatuck. will resign as city health board at- Earl Simon, who pilots a P One mile below the ditch entry to Other Wavs of Angling Ar Upper Right—The flow of the sewage from Morgan's ditch into torney. a post he has held nearly store wide engine the river the colon bacilli count, F. from Indianapolis to "They have the "heap big fish" five years. laboratory the the river. The ditch is grey-black in color and contrasts sharply with I FADER-* Springfield while the made bv the state at in Indiana's stream pollution on the on job. and • the color of its banks and the brown-green tinge of the river. The The new assistant to District At- >*• hunts bass when resting, request of The Indianapolis Times, hook and willing to jump into the enjoyed ditch tested 000 000 coli. torney Val Nolan succeeded Alex- Big shows 100.000 with a total of all frying pan providing— 1 B himself on Walnut cre*k the ander G. Cavins. Republican, who SUMMER bacteria at 200.000. The big fish” doesn't Lower Photo—A snapshot, enlarged, of dead fish found on a river other dav. his six bass teaching the "heap has been an assistant district Presence of lye in the wastes from away. sandbar by residents near Little York. Ind. The residents say the fish at- stringer in less than two hours. wiggle torney more than the ditch might be indicated from there died because of stream pollution lrom the cannery. eleven years, Simon says they were hitting so If he does then are other serving for a time as acting district analysis, the request of othpr fast that he did not have time to the state at days of fishing and ways of The Times, that the ditch landing "heap big fish.” attorney several years ago. light his pipe. showed Before water to have 460 parts alkalinity a becoming district attorney. ?.ivins served overseas with the Henry Moesrh paid a flying visit million. Lye is alkaline in nature. (Next—A “No-Mean” City and Its The City i in Y. M. C. A., first hut CLEARAHCE Pollution.) Brief as a secretary, to the depart conservation ment Fish Move Downstream and. after the close of hostilities, from the state hatchery at Wawasee. WEDNESDAY EVENTS Twenty-fifth street, stole plumbing OH SALE WEDNESDAY ONLY Kiiranis Club. lunrhrnn, Columbia as head of the Y. M. C. A. overseas Recently this hatrhrry planted 1.500 Fermentation of other wastes of equipment valued at $25. it was re- the ditch results not onlv in un- SUIT TO BLOCK TRUCK Club. legal department, with offices in large mouth bass, in grades 4. 5 and foundry Men's Association, dinner. ported to police lodav by Arthur odors possih'e injury Paris. 5c Healthine Carbolated I P&G fi They are taking their time and pleasant but TAX IS THREATENED Washineton. Wolf. 4136 North Meridian street, I life. I.ions’ Club, luncheon. Cavins expects to return to the allowing the fish to reach these to fish Washineton. owner. SOAP SOAP #C| Purdue Alumni Association, luncheon. private practice.of law Indian- HEALTH sizes before Game fish of the Muscatatuck Fight in White Naptha l.aun- planting Operators to Imposing of Severin. apolis. During long have gone downstream and are sup- his service with Bar— Levy, Effective Today. American I.erion. Twelfth District Twelve gallons of paint, valued at the government, he has had a .lohn Stewart never will forget planted by scavenger vari<' ies. luncheon. Board of Trade. part League $33.60. were stolen from 1149 North in prosecution of Ins battle with an etghteen-ineh ring Drop by the home of the aged Injunction suit to prevent collec- for the Hard of Hearins. Stokes a number of im- building. 7:90 p. m. Illinois street, Orville Munn, 2823 portant fish that weighed three and squire of V. Cris- criminal and civil cases. BARS one- Little York. A tion of the $1 for each 100 pounds lambda Chi Alpha, luncheon. Wash- Brouse street, informed police to- I U pounds. enjoyed by hour, ington. Muslin half Stewart also well. and hell spin, the truck day ■ 36-In. I^c| taking the roek of the days of good fishing as a tax is expected to be filed Sons of the American Revolution, bass and goggle eye. tales luncheon. Spink-Arms. C. M. T. C. TROOPS AT while spatting. and swimming in the river. in a superior court late today. mmm t Jerry Kahlet, of Ohio State uni- "All you had to do was to go and The tax became effective today, FORT ARE INSPECTED Fd Miller of the Burglars entered a window- versity. will address the Indianapo- Peoples Outfit- get them. Bass, redhorse and big and is for collection through the factory 1101 List Fifty- ting Company his wife stripping at lis Advertising Club at noon Thurs- and enjoyed buffalo. Many's the time I've swam fourth street during the night, bat- Camp Commander Is Reviewing Sunday at automobile license bureau. Each day at the Columbia club on "The Millers favorite spot on as a boy in the Muscatatuck They tered the combination from safe, Officer Sugar creek, a New Deal in Advertising." Briant in Final Ceremony. and the result was five don swim there now," vouches the trucker having made payment is CLEANSER | t but failed to break through the Sando will the C small mouth bass that averaged two squire. given a metal disk receipt. be in charge of Colonel William R. Standiford, National low strong box's inner door, Lucius B. meeting. pounds. Miller caught three of them The river has been the scene of Suit will be launched djy a group Hamilton, 2011 North Alabama camp commander, inspected the C. on live minnows, and his wife the of truckmen who claim that other raids besides that on its fish the street, owner, reported to police M. T. troops, other two with night law The Rev. Andrew Johnson. Ken- C. in their final review crawlers. and. oddly enough, again the name discriminates unjustly against today. at Ft. Benjamin Harrison tucky evangelist, will conduct a this 1 “ of Morgan figures. On July 10. the trucking interests. 1 Silk Walter Cordon from Engine revival service for men at morning. Thread stream Frank Finney, chief of railroad 1863, the vicinity near the the license Police today were seeking to bor- rrrr , I House 6 gave us another call and bureau, 7:45 tonight at the Brightwood Medals, trophies and scholarships 36-ln. Cotton aCI was raided by the confederate gen- said that only half of the row a brace of fish hounds order rnlnr*. M. r. eri..,| i„ told that he in Railroad Men s Y. M. C. A. Mr. were presented to outstanding can- DrtlU AMTC JfW stil had room for two eral. tax, or one-half cent a hundred, to down burglars who early cin a 3 einiei >i>ni—- anglers make Morgan. trace Johnsons subject will be "High- didates at the conclusion of the for- to the trip to north- would be collected now, since it be- today broke into the Seibert Sea ern Minnesota. Gordon plans to Draft Plans to End Pollution comes efective at the mid-year. balls and Hot Boxes." mation. ■ I Food Company store. 1006 North Colonel leave Atic. 15 and return Robert L. Moorhead made • Sept. 1 Morgans men took 500 horses, It is up to the state police to Delaware street, ar?d stole fish val- l*rinf#Ml IVrrahn BHM| Any angler The school board will meet at the presentation address • m interested in a vacation levied supplies from the surrounding enforce collection, he said. ued at $9. at the '"*'■ POf M where the big ones strike, should noon Wednesday to consider award- awarding of the good citizenship farmers and forded the river with '' A get touch Gordon, ing of contracts for steam uoilers medal to the outstanding cadet. 1 / Cleaners M in with at Rilev their stolen mounts. Burglars who entered a vacant 3329. FALL VICTIM IMPROVES and drinking fountains at School 45. This medal is presented by the In- ■klShr The and its bottomlands is building in the 1400 East river block. Regular meeting of the board will diana Society, Sons of the American legendary in the tales of long ago. Eagle creek again produced a big Millard Middaugh. 78, in Fair Condi- be held Tuesday night, Aug. 8. Revolution. An Indian massacre, known as the one. this time a five and one-half tion at Hospital. Members of the S A R attended Pigeon Roost massacre, occurred in Annual reunion of the pound large mouth The lucky ang- Trittipo- the ceremony in a WjMlm P®„ Clothespins 4 Washington county in body. ' ‘ Rounded hard ler was Earl Conger. 2907 Clifton 1812. Millard Middaugh. 78. of 1201 Beaver-Tate families will be held B- i m V>l I CWm But that's in the long ago and B‘ ' tsnk'.' J.'Ll No ‘Dim- street. This is the second big one North Haugh street, was reported in Sunday. Aug. 13. at George Wash- where the historical commission is ington Thirtieth and Dearborn POSTAL ARE that Conger snagged this season. "fair" condition at city hospital to- park. JOBS OPEN interested in the massacre of old streets. Walter Trittipo is secre- day. following a fall his home Jack Waite settlers, the conservation depart- at tary organization. Applicants never will be careless of the For Places in Five In- "’ Wmr or *' 1,1 again. Waite was fly casting ment of 1933 is interested in the Monday night, resulting in a frac- WBBBXp *1 *% $ m one ATw diana Cities Are Sought. dtk of the gravel pits close in. The line massacre of fish in streams of In- tured hip His condition earlier had BRUCE Indiana hairdressers will hold a IY CAJTQN Applications examination for Remnants B r he was using had a break but Waite diana because of pollution. been described as serious. state-wide dinner meeting at 7 to- for fl third class postmasterships k figured it was o. k to ns the as we have known night at the Riviera Club. Westfield in five Women’s ;iV use. Indiana cities will be received a SI.OO D..lr I*§ fish were not rising to his lure. but. HORIZONTAL Answer to Previous Puzzle the picture is CAPITALISMit has been nothing less than boulevard and North Illinois street. at " Washington to as usual, a big an al ‘ ar und a modified feudalism. For the or- up Aug. 21, it was ;| House Frocks one took him on for 1 The lady in RI [“Mv RANKw .G H.tLJaT dinary Cumberland P. T. A. will hold ? announced today by F. J. Boatman, a bnttle. the bass winning the citizen, it has contained all n,w when the picture. DE. local civil The fl A shipment of CANNON ri It K I'll HBH line broke at the tie A few days MOBO NWO.N£ 1S Hates. of the evils of unrestricted compe- picnic for children of the Cumber- service secretary. ;E;E land school Riley cities are Bloomingdale. Frankton, later. Waite returned for some more 12 An emanation. G.QBAV j< Caroful tition and of monopoly as well, with at park. Green- r;:; towels I £ i field. Aug. 9 Basket dinner be Lapel. New Palestine and Oakland- li'-l Orr.r." fun. and the first thing he found 13 Bright It P'Q SBBA WA R iiE ronsiderat ion. few of the advantages of either. will B 7 With putt sleeve*. llvt.’i. with rnl c R| <*re
CLEARAHCE Pollution.) Brief As a Secretary, to the Depart Conservation Ment Fish Move Downstream And
