Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 10, Number 266, Decatur, Adams County, 7 November 1912 — Page 2

DAILYDE M O C R AJT *uon*hea Every Evening, Except Sunday by <IE BfCATUB DEMOCRAT COMPANY LEW G. ELLINQHAM JOHN H. HELLER Subscription Rate* Par Week. by carrier 10 cants per Year, by carrier >5.00 rar Mouth, by mail ...25 cents Per year, by mall >2.50 Finale Copies 2 cents Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at the postortico in Decatur, Indiana, as *OOOOO class mail. ; The electoral vote for Wilson and ; Marshall is the larpeet ever given any ' ticket. The victory is complete Wm ; with Wilson! Wow.!!! Something near Eve hundred voters tn Adams county failed to cast tbeir ballots on Tuesday The same is true in other counties, due no doubt to some extent to the registration laws.' to the fact that the result was know n , betore the day came, and that it was 1 therefore impossible to create as much interest as usual. It's perhaps just as well though, for the victory is SU'Dciently complete to please and satisfy the most exacting democrat '■ 11 The vote given bew Ellingham in, this county is the source of greatest pleasure to ns. He was given a Plu-< rality of more than two tnousand votes ; and in every precinct in the county , his vote was such as to prove the loyalty of his friends He will continue to serve as secretary ot state, having been elected by a plurality in the | state of about IMjW# We know he i apt rec Sates the approval of his two I years service, and especially that !n old Adams county. — Kicbard K Krw in was elected as judge of the supreme court ard the fact that he ran ahead of the ticket tn Allen and Adams counties is no doubt the one thing that makes the honor greater. We congratulate him on the high honor knowing that he will serve his state in such manner that will bring credit to himself and to this c-ounty. his old home He it < lean and honest and capable and will make a record worth while on the bench m the highest court in the state !- . — Well, it’s all over, and th« w«- told yon so's" are idenriful. Wilson and Marshall will serve as president and vice tvreatde.it of the Vsited States tor four years The congress is over- 1 w helmingly democratic and the senate I will probable give a slight majority, enough to permit the democrats to put ato effect laws that *l3 govern the | v kcons business combination* Every I effort will be made to do this wttbou’ affecung tn* bus:new of the nail mj and we have no doubt n can be done Os course there sre those who wtll | be uiaappouited ts hard times do not come, and ts t>-» yellow press can make It. we wtll have It On the other hand the treat ma forty of people A RAINCOAT -is like an old friend *‘tried and true-, and givts the needed prot ciior. whether from rain. cold, sleet or snow just when yoj want it— We are showing a assortment of Raincoats and Cravenettes at $5. to S2O. C >me in and tse them THE MYERS-DAILEY COMPANY

in this country right now believe In progressive policies and will assist in securing them. The outlook is very bright indeed and we predict that the next four years will be the most prosperous ever known in this or any other nation If the democrats do what they have promised, they will continue to have the confidence of the people and to remain in control. If they don't they will be removed with as little sympathy as was Mr. Taft and tbe others who promised a revision of the tariff downward and did just the opposite. DOINGS IN SOCIETY Rev. and Mrs. G. C. Owen Given Pleasant Surprise Last Night. BY CONGREGATION The Euterpean Club Postpones This Week’s Meet Indefinitely. WEEK'S SOCIAL CALENDAR. T. It. Vid .Mrs John Fbughty. Friday. I Christian Aid Mrs. Burt Mangold. "It would be a monstrous world if all thought alike Vet how often ” set others down as peculiar ' r mrly beesnao their ideas do not agree with pur own " ; The Euterpean club meeting schediuled for this evening at the home ot ' Mrs J C. Pattbrson has been indcfi- ' niteiy postponed The delightfully informal time with j their needlework and luncheon, which ! characterise* the fortnightly meeting* ‘of the Orient clnb. »ai in order Wednesday afternoon when Mrs Otto Kirsch entertained, there being no o»h---(er guests than the club members The German Relormed ladies Aid ha* announced its next meeting for next Wednesday at the home of Mrs. Herman Sellemeyer. Their dollar social will be held at that time The Fori Wayne Journal-Onset te this morning announce* tbe iMuaa.-e of a marnr.ge license to R*ll L. Archbold and Ml** Geneva Roger*. Mr Archbold is th. icnneest son n« Mr and Mrs M. V Archbold, formerly o' this city. The Shah.-spew dub reached an ; interesting stage in its st udy of Spain Wednesday afternoon, when tbe study lof the kings was taken up The paper on 'The Three Philip* of Spain" «nn given by Mrs John H Heller, and each member answered to tbe roll call with item* from Spain'* Reitciou* Repr«*»ion». there also being readings and quotatu e* beartac upon the general * ibj*> t HIM Clan. Hultemeier wtll co to New Haven Saadm to attend the «adding of Mian Lena Nahrwald. laughter of Mra. Mary Nahrwald o’ tha tj-lace. to Mr Car! Kreallng of Ft Wayne, which will be aoletnnired at the Goegtein Lutheran church near Neu Haven. Two hundred cne*t* have been Invited to the a adding reception 'at the bora* of the brMa'a mother la | ter Th* bnd* la a sister of Em«t; Nahrwald. well known here The Afternoon club bad it* usual delightful meet wttb Mrs Clem Vos>« •ed*. where the afternoon was detrued *• “five t undewd * Mr*. J it Metter* will be bostnw* at tbe nett , meeting which has beea deferred e» D til Thursday. November Slat The iadte* at tha Etoe a Lutheran AM aariety left al noon today ft* Iftvt Bayne. *b*r» they will be guent* <M tbe Fjctaao* Lutheran Aid of that rtty Tb««e who wen* front bene ware Mr* H Webanever sad children Otocas and Martha Mrs WiHiaru Schamebio* Mtn William Wetland. ,Mm Sophia llobrnrk. Mr* C. D R»* .bench When Rev and Mm G C Oban nf tbe <'bristles ehare*. returned bant* j from prayw meet Ina W«da«eday *»**► ’ iac they round that shout Eft* of tbe writer* of HMr *A>adT*«auoo bed nmaded them there to |iw them a aerprib* They bad taken wnh tb*w basket* Os good tbHMu few whteb 'a «•<’• bad b*»n apread oa a long t* After *u|R**r there wa* muaK and a ff«a*r*l good Utne tbat will b* ■ "Hbemberad tang by both the paator | and hM y*apli — n FDR UKT IMarr* fam al Peteri aob .far cash iaffaire of R D levm rar.on -Adn ;JTt»

SUPERINTENDENTS MEET. The North Central Indiana City Superintendents’ association convened in this city this afternoon for their j annual meeting. There are about; twenty-five cities with membership in the association, and It is expected that a largo per cent of them will visit this city during their meeting. Tbe plans for the meeting included a vistt to tbe Bluffton public schools this ofternocn, and tonight at 7:30 a meeting will be held at the Bliss hotel for the purpose of discussion concerning tbe Bluffton schools There will be another meeting on Thursday morning for discussion of subjects relating to the schools, and at noon Thursday all of the assembled superintendent* will depart for Indianapolis, where they will attend the state superintendents' meeting The North Central association is composed of about twenty-five cities and superintendents who had registered at noon today wer*: E. E. Rice, ivecatur: E. J. Lewellen. Mt. Vernon: L. N. Hine*. Crawfordsville; O. C. Pratt. Wabash; P C. Clauser, Elwood: A. L. Trester. Alexandria; J. C. Sunders. Columbia City; E. E. Roby. West lAfayette, and O. M. Pittlner of Frankfort. There will be a number of others register tonight or tomorrov. -Bluffton News FARMS *OR SAL*:. 150 acres, level, fine, black ground, fine brick house, fine new bam on pike near the city. Price. >50.00 per acre. 150 seres, fine brick bouse and barn. 14.000 worth of timber, near the city. 50 acres, bottom black soil Price, 170.00 per acre 114 acres, f.e mile* from city, on pike, fine new bouse and bam. some timber Price. >IO.OOO. 150 acres, brick house and barn, good outbuildings, 12,000 worth of timber. nearly all level, near the city. Price. >7. Also man- small farm*. 80 and 40 acres, fine unimproved. WM F. POHLAR. m-s Batesville, Ind. * t Advertisement) 9 KELLER BABE DIES. The babe bom this morning to .Mr. and Mrs John Keller, lived but A fc« hours Interment took place this aft ernoon at St Joseph cemetery, a short service, with the blessing of tbe bodv. taking place this afternoon at 2:20 o'clock at the Sr Mary's Catholic church O— ■ N Opening Session r- 3 - »• rnson-Koot—G S. Mumma Wj«h.seton— C. L Walter* Preble-Kirkland -K«r. Fra< hte St Mary s—A. W Qclick Blue Creek- Amo* Danner Monroe J P Iz*una French-Hartford—Exra J Gl*nd<n mg Wabath —Clara Anderson Jefferson—Christian lehr Buy your winter apples now. A car just arrived, big variety of Baldwins. Greenings. Northern Spies. Prices reasonable.—Runyon Engeler <& Co. Advt. ■ ■ i'— l - 1 > i "■ i i him ■ CARO OF THANKS w * desire in this manner to expo-** oar heartfelt thank* te the man'

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|| THE MORRIS CO. l tOe | 6 for 5c 40c chocolates 1-2 lb 10c £ ® Regular 5c cards 2 for 5c 7 BIG STORES Salted peanuts lb 10c 1 -i s S Biff Jardinere Sale Saturday | Promptly at 2:30 p.m. we will sell 7, 8 9 and 10 inch Jardineres for the small sum of only 10c each IB We have on display Meta! f nme pictures in scenes, Mother hood, Sleeping and awake Cupids for S 10, 24, 38 and 98 cents GLASSWARE DISHES GRANITE-WARE £M| " . Deer tted cups and saucers and plates to Dish pans 24 to 74 cents ® Wate-sets 98 cents man h each 10 cents Preserving kettles from 10 ■ . ..»£ iKiSSS. ¥S 7« | Tumblers. Sherbits and cust- Crc .mers and saugers that range from Water pails 38 to 68c Jg fSaal ards with cut grape designs 2-1 to 98c each Pudding pans 10 to 33 cents 10 and °4 cents - - $1.24 to >3.98 Lipped sauce pans 10c O ggl Tumblers 3 for sc. 5 & 10c Imported salads . ... 98t051.98 Dippers Q Candlesticks 10c Cocker j,u> 48to si4B Foot tubs 69 cents g Glass dishes 5 and 10c In orte*? r.ove: res 24 to 98c Pie pans 10c R: gQ No 2 Cold blast lanteri.s Fancy P iu-he s ... 24 to 98c Mixing bowls 10 cents special price 38c Cake v de- .24 to 98c Drinking cups 10c g Special for Sat engraved No. Westi.i h.;.e the special price on pun-es Fancy paper waste baskets m 2 lamp chimney 5c the same in different designs 10c g Stove pipe 10c, Dampers 10c. Pokers 10c, Shovels 5 and 10c, Stove lifts 5 and 10c, Collars 5c Elbows O| gig 10c, Coal hods in black Japan and Galvanized 19 to 48 cents each. K| Imported swiss spun Aluminum Berlin kettles, Preserving kettles. Skillets, Tea and Coffee pots, Tea ■ kettles etc of the best quality ana prices the lowest. At the place where you can buy the same goods for less money or more goods for the same money I THE MORRIS CO. 5 Ss® S 5 mzaar I

irieiul* and kind wbo an wilhngl) lent tboir ***>*ta&<* dar.ax the illness and of our beJov lather. GEKYkI'DE HOLTHOVSE LENA HOLTHOrSE TONY HOLTHOVSE BOSSE OPERA HOUSE All Next Week. Cq'timencieg Monday. November 11th. Th* Kiaaey Kotneffy Ko. one of the tw-M siock coatpoAies oath* road will open a week's engaaewnt at the Bo*«* opera bouse oa Monday. Novetnbor 11 tb Th:* company is <om io**-, or an aMattedi tat Mn* Bet'a Kinsey, the leading tady in the a*t. t* without doubt one of the best :a her line ot work. Frank F Miller ha* been with th* company for year*. **»d tbe Kinseys ar* one «m*t family that has toured this country for ten years and yon will find them worthy of your pwtroeagt On Monday nutht th* open ina bill is Th« Block FUk. a strooa comedy drama in five acta, aad ladi*w will b* admitted fr*e. tmo ladle* w lady aad aoni. wit* on* tbinyceet p*.d admissioo *iU be admitted on open ina nikht. If rew«rved before 5 o'elora Monday uiaht. at the Holthoua* dru« •tot* Fine spectaitlee will b* int’od«c«d between ench net. makms none continual show and »o lona wait* between acts ffeearo your seats •orly Pnc* 19 !®. Me

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