Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 10 February 1933 — Page 4

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The Giraffe feeding Some Giraffes qrou^as high as 18 feel-.

The Giraffes love h?

/s'z&Wi exercise their tongues

Here is one using his to pull a hair out of another's

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Bg powerful kicks he can even drive a linn away.

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TTlf rroivoi of the amcient art of cotton crocheting as well as the fashion rightness of crocheted articles, has started wonten all oz jr ffa country to waking their own things in this beautiful medium. TJfa series tolls how it is done. AU you need is a Milwdrd^ type X—French Mesh

“THAT LITTLE GAME* 5 1 nter.nat’IC*rtoonCo,Ji.Y.-By B. Link

h"HE^OMLS/) UHMARRIEO MAM) 1 m ^the APAn.Ty.4 o ** ' ThSjGAME,

. •A WiC(Cts®U>ti of rgws of spaces, each double crochet being worked over a obiUp-? ot prececUng row, with chain-5 at the end of each ix>w to turn.

BARRETT LAW Delinquents I Sufrerprs that we are, due to an iniquitous law pagsed by a legislature (and one is now in session that, has not given us relief) for benefit of contractors and bond buyecrs to secure improvement contracts gt enormous profit to themselves icilj^''Yarious associates, imprbVements that largely were not asked for or needed and most all remonsi rated against by majority frontage feet ownership, as well as majority resident frontage and all to;- no avajl. The improvements Were ordered nod bids asked for; the contractors to bid agreeing among themselves to shape their bids—however ' unlawful—so each would pet his part of the spoils through a giving administration, has hifuT. viciously put across since the law was passed, while in the past few years since passed, it is infamously used, hi-jacking and racketeering under a law that permits taking away the liberty and rights -of';.prOperty ;ow'nership and an aid';to other .property taxation in the confiscation of realty investment, home, etc., justifies us sufferers at home and others throughout the state and land—2,000 advertised. rememher—-to get together enmasse, as farm and other mortgage sufferers have and are doing in.. our adjoining and western states, to confer and adopt a plan of proceedure for self-preservation, liy notifying county officials to not hold this sale February 13, regardless of a law authorizing such, and if not, then use the western states’ methods vigorously, because we. are unable to get surcease and fair treatment as Representative and law-abiding citizens, from legislative hi-jacking laws, made and passed by the unscrupulous for the unscrupulous to fatten off the realty investor and home owner. A procedure that destroys the very foundation of income with which the ship of state* county, township and municipality functions. . Jt is unthinkable, but such it is— J robbing Peter to pay Paul, and to such extent has this been done, that Curtis & Gubbins are still strutting their stuff from the illegal profits obtained during the late Hampton administration, of a few hundred thousafKl dollars. Ami now it is said—and well state:!— they are laying their wires and financing plans to elect and cantfol the next mayor, council and board of works. If they should fie successful,.pray for your soul and life, move out of Muneie, as you’ll have no abiding place here—the river bogie, jwith revamped sewer-age,,-repaying, etc,, that is not requiretU will give additional profit to them alone—not including others that will get their bit—of an amount iii excess of a quarter milHon—blood money, the property owfrfr must- pay or his. real estate sold- oh the'auction block as a penaltyTpF'pQt paying a debt that was forced, oh him; a debt that he did not A^apt and a debt that he did not ci*eate. LargglyThb 2,000 lots advertised for salp/the records show, is for the benefit of this firm and which mostly they caused to be petitioned for and forced on the property

frontage.

In an adjoining county a few days back, a number of taxpayers notified the sharks that prey on the fruits of these annual sales, to not be present or have any other to buy for them; for if so it will be made' moist, interesting and in a way it will not be~ relished. L(OCAL SHARKS, TAKE NOTICE! * ONE OF “THEM.

LARGE WALNUT BOARD IS GIVEN TO MUSEUM Indianapolis! Feb. 10.—A rare black, walnut board, 1.0 feet, 11 inches long and nearly 40 inches wide, is the latest contribution to the state museum in the basement of the statehouse. The board was presented by W. W. Knight, Indianapolis lumber dealer, who explained that it was cut in 1874, when trees of a size to produce boards of such dimensions were not unusual in Indiana. It has shrunk .one-half inch since Knight had it finished

in 1898.

IT WAS CALF’S GRAVE Attica, Ind., Feb. 10.—Visions of a dastardly crime passed through the minds of local authorities as they hastened to investigate reports of a fresh grave along a

road near here.

Excavation brought forth the carcass of a young calf!

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Experts tell us that we have reached the low point of the depression. Well, we are not all experts, but it looks as though several of us have tunneled under it.

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