Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 169, Decatur, Adams County, 18 July 1913 — Page 4

DAILYDEMOCRAT; Published Every Evening, Except * , ( | Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT COMPANY LEW G. ELLINGHAM. JOHN H. HELLER. Subscription Rates. For Week, by carrier 10 cents Fer Year, by carrier SS.CO Fer Month, by mall 25 cents Per Year, by mall $2.50 Single (loplea 2 cents Advertising rates made known on application. Entered at th© postoffice In Decatur, According to Mr. Mulhall our old k friend, Jim Watson, personally soElicited financial aid from the brewerI iec in 1908, when he was a candidate I tor governor of Indiana, but that couldn't lie for he was running on a local option platform. Is it possible that he made temperance speeches over this state and then caught a fast L tialn to ( liicago to attend a meeting E ot tlie brewers? Well, that's more K t'ouble-crossing than tlie democrats K ever accused them of. Tlie enrollment for the bull moose F J.arty, both in the city and the state, show a remarkably falling off from the vote cast by the party at the pres-' Mential election last November, at-1 cording to figures made public yesterday. Less than 10 per cent of tlie ; bull moose voters last November en-! lolled in the state this year, and less ■ than 7 per cent in the city. Enroll-I, ment returns have been received from ; fifty o! the sixty-two counties in the!: state. The extra county is the Bronx, which was added since last year, but ' special enrollment was taken there i just as in the other counties. Returns ; L from these fifty counties show a bull i I moose enrollment of 32,000. It 13 11 I probable that the entire enrollment !

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TROUSERS Discounted 25 per cent. SI.OO .Trousers, now 75c ; $1.75 Trousers, now $1.32■ $2.00 Trousers, now $1.50 $2 50 Trousers, now $1.83 $...00 Trousers, now $2.25 $3 50 Trousers, now $2.63 $4.50 Trousers, now $3.38 $5.00 Trousers, now $3.75 $6.00 Trousers now $4.50 I $7.00 Trousers now $5.25 Boys’ Extra Trousers * 50c Values now 39c 75c Values now 59c SI.OO Values new 79c $1.50 Values now $1.15 ' $1.75 Values now $1.35 Boys’ Waists tOc Values 33c 25c Values 19 C Felt Hats $3 00 Values ...... $2.25 $2 50 Values $2.00 $2.00 Values ®«, 50 SI.OO Values 75 C CAPS. 1 SI.OO Values 75 c 50c Values 38 c SPECIALS Special Lot of 50c Valuer, in Men's Ties, 3 for SI.OO. Men's Pure Thread Silk Hose, double heel, toe and Hole, three pairs for $1.05 Mens Silk Hose, double sole and high spliced heel, .ill colors, 5 plica for SI.OO. 331 per cent Difecount On All Boys Suits

I will be less than 35,000. Last year the bull moose vote for president in the state was 390,021.—New York , | Times. Secretary Bryan said Wednesday: "The newspaper men might have assumed that tny lecture dates would not Interfere with business, instead of assuming that they would. All my lecture dates were made subject to cancellation ' We think that is a perfectly fair statement The only question involved in Mr. Bryan's lecture plan is one cf taste. We think that there are many people who would prefer that an American secretary of state should not appear on tlie Chautauqua platform. But this has not been the idea in the mind of many of those who were outraged—or pretended to bout the suggestion Some were shock-' ed at the thought that Mr Bryan could not live on $12,000 a year, taking no! account whatever of the change ini conditions that has seriously affected the problem of living to every one.l Others assumed that public business ! would suffer, and that Mr. Bryan was! going to sacrifice that in order that he might make money. There was never the slightest reason to take that view. Even Mr. Bryan should be entitled to the benefit of the doubt. I The fight on him that was started! in congress by certain republicans is. I in our opinion, nothing more than a : renewal of the effort to make a point against the administration The brethren have of late had a rather i rocky road And perhaps they ought! not to be criticized with severity.! There need be no fear that the secretary of state will not tend to the bus-i mess ot his office. Other secretaries I of state have put in a good deal of j time away from Washington without, xdng criticized. And they were with-

SHIRTS •1.50 Values in c: ne Madras and Mer cerized Fabrics, some with collar tc match, now $1.151 SI.OO Values in Negligee and Soft Collar to Match Shirts, now 79c 50c Values in . Negligee and soft Collar Shirts, now 38 c Men’s and Boys’ Work Shirts ■3oc Men's now 40c 45c Cadets', now 38 C 40c Youths', now 35c 25c Boys’, now 19 C ! 50c Values 33c ’ 25c Values 19;] Union Suits 50c Open Mesh 38c I 53c Ribbed 38c SI.OO Kumfort Mesh 75c SI.OO Closed Krotch 75c $1.50 Imeprial $1.15 $2.50 Imperial Wool $1.85, Two Piece Underwear 25c Balbriggan 19; 50c Fine Balbriggan 38c 50c Porosknit ,{g c ' SI.OO Fine Wool 75c A.LL TRUNKS, TRAVELING BAGS and SUIT CASES Discounted 25 Per Cent, ] 33J per cent Discount On All Straw Hats

in their rights. Mr- Bryan will be as i much subject to the call of duty ns ; they were, and as available, if needed. The only question, as we have said, is one of taste. That is not important. but it can hardly be regard- • ed as vital. —Indlanaimlis NewsI - - HE DIDMT THINK IT SUDDEN Little Point Upon Which George and > Hie Prospective Father-In-Law Held Different Opinions. "Mies Crupplngton—Sybil—l love you." he said “Oh. George,” she sighed, “this is so sudden! Speak to father, will you. dear? Hell be In soon.” And ten minutes later the nervoue young man waa facing hla adored yne's father. “I love your daughter, sir," he commenced. "Rather sudden, ain’t ft?" interrupt, ed the old man. with a twinkle in his eye. “Love refuses to be checked by time, sir,” declared the youth. ‘‘lt was sudden, ? admit" Then the old man laughed. “Take her, boy; take her,” he said. I "You ain't a bad sort of a chap at all. George; but you ain’t over swift, and that's a fact. For six months you made sheep's eyes at the girl without speaktn’; for another eight you sent 'er enough flowers to stock-Covent Garden; and this last year you've been round ’ere every night squeezin’ ’ands. sighin' like a steam siren and Bittin' with the gas out. Sudden! Good 'ervens. George! You’ll be takin* a 'earse *or*e for the Derby winntf next!"—Xondon Tit-Bits ALL HIS ORGANS TRANSPOSED Autopsy on Laborer’s Body, at New York, Showed Really Remarkable State of Affairs, An sutopay performed recently upon the body of Michael Manning, a laborer thirty-two years old, who died of pneumonia in Bellevue hospital, di* cloecd what Dr. Cyrus W. Field of the hospital's pathological department laid was an unusually complete case >f sltustransversua, relates the New fork Sun. The heart was on the right side inMead of on the left, the spleen waa ilso on the right side, the appendix ras on the left side, the great stom-K-h was out of place and the lungs lad two lobes each. More than one hundred doctors, pra.Wsnors and medical students were present at the autopsy. So far as ths lectors could fudge. Manning had sufiered no inconvenience through ths ransposttioc of his organs. Some of Napoleon's Monuments. When Napoleon was at SL Helen* i companion asked him one day about iis treasures. "They are enormous.” he emperor replied, “but in full view. Here they are: The splendid harboz »f Antwerp, that of Flushing, ths locks and dikes of Dunkirk, of Havre, of Nice; the gigantic harbor i •f Cherbourg; the harbor works of Venice; the great roads from Ant, verp to Amsterdam, from Mainz to Metz, from Bordeaux to Bayonne; ! :he passes of the Simplon, of Mont Cents, of Mont Genevre. of the Cot* ilche, that give four openings through the Alps. The roads from the Pywnnes to the Alps, from Parma to Bpezzfa. from Savona to the bridges of Jena. Austerliti, of Sevres; the canal from the Rhine to I ihe Rhone; the canal that joins the Scheldt and the Somme ” And so he goes on, recounting the building of waterways and roads as his lasting monuments. Waterways and roads wouldn’t be bad for the present generation to leave to its successors. Left Record of Good Deeds. One of the ninetenth century worn* en who was considered a radical la her time was Amalie Sleveking, a native of Hamburg, born of a wealthy and cultured family. She taught just because she loved to teach, and wrote two books, called “Commentaries on the Bible.” which provoked great distrust of her in conservative circles. When an epidemic of cholera broke rut In Hamburg she offered to serve tn the pest hospital, and thereafter her life was identified with social work of varlbus kinds. She had advanced ideas about housing, about ameliorating the condition of the poor, and about hospital service, all of which were reflected in the philanthropic work that she carried on until her death in 1859. Last Time Witness Nodded. At a trial in court when the witness nn the stand was being subjected to a merciless cross-examination, in answering one question the witness nodded Whereupon the court stenogra pher. who was crowding the limit to get it all and eould not see the wit•ess. at once demanded: “Answer that question,” to which the witness replied: “I did answer ft; f nodded my head.” The stenographer without, « fnoment's hesitation, came right bark tilth. "Well, I heard It rattle, but could not tell whether it was up aad down M* from side to side.” EOR' REKT—Modern flat. Enquire at Moser’s gallery. 166tf FOR SALE—Two cows. One fresh, with calf, three days old. One Jersey- Will be fresh in few days. Ideal family cows. Cell ou Dvouis Schmitt

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GETS SPECIAL REELS. Crystal Will Show Dicken's “Pickw'ck Papers" Tonight. One of the best shows of the season will be given this evening at the Crystal. M:;n;;.> r W ill dr.-nt has been fortunate in scaring Charles Dicken's 'Tl< kwi< k Papers." This is a two part presentation front Dicken's I story of Mr. Pickwick’s adventures, of i classic lame, and adapted by the ViI tagtaph company. Part one records the ndventurcs of "The Hnooral le Event." introducing .Mi. Pickwick, Mr. Jingle. Mr. Winkle, i I Mr. Tupman, Ur Slammer, and all th?: well kniwn members of the Pickwick <iub. These gentlemen are involved lin the Honorable Event, which is I brought about by the rascally l/ngle. I Dr. Slammer and Mr- Winkle are about to fight a duel, which is prevented by the timely discovery that ingle and not Winkle is the man who insulted the doctor. A most extraordinary and humorous affair. Part two embodies “The Adventure ot Westgate Seminary," in which Pickwick through Job Trotter, Jingle's chum, makes a wild goose chase i. to the young ladies' seminary to prevent Jingle from eloping with one o' the girls. This scheme of Jingle's gives Jingle and Job Trotter a chance to get away and escape the discovery of their rascality. Sam Weller, Pickwick's faithful servant, Is mm»i in evidence in this laughable adventure. Be sure to see thetwo reels. A great play. The third reel will be a thrilling Indian play. Plenty of variety Io suit all. ~ — , .... —— o - - ■ SALOON FOR SALE. Otl eourt hou r square half I. from transfer corner, 20x140 absolutely first tlac-s and modern In every way, a bargain to anybody with. $4,000 in cash. Best reason for sell-1 ing Investigation solicited. Address Box 427, Fort Wayne, Ind. 161t3 FOR SALE -Holl top desk and book' cane. Large storage case with shelves and doors. Haul coat stove. All cheap. D. B. Erwin. 160t5 FOR SALE—Four milch cows. See R. •N, Runyon, oneJialf • mile north of Dent school house. « Tlwk LOST-—Pair ol glasses in the eodtt house basement. Finder please re-, turn to this office. 16 ;t3 WANTED—To buy a goci. cheap road horse Anyone wishing to sell ' call pixone U 5. 166tS |

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NOTICE Or ENUMERATION. Notice is hereby given, that the township trustees of the several townships of Adams County have made and returned their enumeration vi the white male inhabitants over' the ago of 21 years, and that the said enumerations are subject to the inspection of the public at the Auditor', office in the court house at Decatur, Indiana, amt examination thereof i invited, with a view to the correction of any errors, mistakes or omit sionsThe following is a list of the townships with the aggregate num' , r returned from each township, ami the aggregate number from the eiitire county: Inion Township 21!i Root -’,29 Preble 257 Kirkland 1.0 Washington lit'! St. Marys ;’,Ol Bluecreek , ”C, Monroe 771 French 218 Hartford ’ ;;:;i Wabash ic:; Jefferson .. 261 i Total of County S'J.V. Witness my hand this l-’dlt of Jul. P.»13. T. H. Baltzeil,, Auditor, Adams | County. if.Gtl ' -o — — FKkvKLES. Now is the Time to Get Rid of These I Ugly Spots. There's n-» longer the slightest need I of feeling ashamed of your freckles, | as the prescription othine -double | strength—is guaranteed to remove; these homely spots. ‘■limply get an ounce of thine —don ble strength—-from your druggist ami ■ apply a little of it night and morning I i and you should soon sec that even th.- | worst freckles have begun to disap i pear, while the lighter ones have van : I ished entirely, it is seldom that mon ' I than an ounce is needed to completely I clear the akin and gain a beautiful I clear complexion. Be sure to ssk for the doubb ■ strength othine as this is sold under] guaiantee of money 'back it it fails to j remove freckles. o- — HIGH CLASS Utility White Rocks l Eggs $1.25 per setting; $6.00 per : hundred. Chicks, sl2 per hundred. p< llvered. free. W. 11. Lan.,berg, ] Framingham Centre, 'Mass. I " 145 m r,'» 4-rvks ■

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HYDROPLANES TO RACE ON MAUMEE Milß-a-ltats Foiiei Boats lie Entered at loledoßeptta. Tol<-(’o, O. C rial.!- For the first - '‘lor I cat (amival is to be held away from th? Hudson river. Tho Wonderful hydro-lanes and the mile-: a ninute power boats are being sent ] gatta at Toledo on July 28 and "• ini- ■ mediately following the arrival there; of Ferry's gunboat Niagara. Ini R „,.| ya-ht race» held on * Krie, these contests take ulaco I hr. .. y O v<r a 10-niile course on the' 7itv’ ,n "i": 1 -iß»y thousands of speetaters may view the jumping! boatg from rivcr 15ank , ins at express train speed the-s> f Iran i. *«’■« uoais Jump through tne waler t’gain r.nia .... . again. t.oid cups cash prizes srnree a rin» „ .. b.. r,L f , K “ill bi raced for under (h , a ., li;l , j( . Hg of u Inter-Lake Yacht g... PBLIC SALE. The undersigned win offer al . | auction at his residence, ..2.’, North Second street. De. at „ r . |„ di:1Ila bc . | ginning at I o'clock p. m.. ou Wednesday, July 2j the following property: ’ "n- twoseated nurrey, two tank' shovels, picks, household fur- ] it.lure, gas stoves, a wood or cm! and numerom other articles.. Idins usual. Th,. t , > I •nutles may Ihw <i u H fore day of sale by calling at the residence. A A. BUTLHR. NUIICE, Mmey t,, lcah 8t t, ana b pcr »ntt rest. No commißsion, | “ SSt [_ ERWIN'S OFFICK. S^LE— Our home at |. &06 Adams street. Arc saving the city.—Ed Lyon- t-t-f . -Plenty of late cabbage i plants at Fullenkatnps, 25c : a Hundred.

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