Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 11, Number 216, Decatur, Adams County, 13 September 1913 — Page 2

DAILYDEMOCRATi Puttlahsd Every Evening, Except Sunday by ■ —— Tift DtLATL'R DEMOCRAT COMPANY LEW G. ELLINGHAM. JOHN H. HELLER. Subscription Rates. Per Week, by carrier........ 10 cents Per Year, by carrier..-. 15.00 Per Month, by mai1...... — ..25 cents Per Year, by mail ........ >2.55. Single Copies 2 cents Advertising rates made known cn application. Entered at the postoffice in Becatur, Indiana, as second class matter. MR. ADAIR ON CURRENCY Congressman Adair made a brilliant speech ill congress on tiic Glass currency bill. In part he said: ‘•While my business has been that of banking and manufacturing. 1 aiu not here as the representative of the banking interests of tbe country, but as the representative of 250,00 Pof i*s progressive, intelligent and patriotic a people as can be found anywhere on earth. I am representing a large agricultural and manufacturing district where the success of the banks dept nds entirely on the success oi the farmer and the manufacturer. Any legislation, therefore, that would prove hurtful to their interests of the business interests of the country i.i general, would also be disastrous to those engaged in the banking business. 1 am opi*osed< to special privilege in every form and to any bill designed or intended to give to ,th j

hanks, either tmtiomil. state or private. any special privilege that will benefit them at the expense of tl'*‘ people. "Tiie necessity for currency legislation is denied by no one. For ma iy years the people have been demanding relief, but the party in power failed, neglected and refused to legislate lor the gi neral welfare. Tlie present inadequate system has been permittee to stand ami as a result the Wall street interests have not only controlled interest rates, but largi ly fixed tlie price of all product* of , li‘‘ !*f'*» Mid factmy In return for this power ami pt'ivuege tbu hu.* siicut ,ni' < ontribiiled large sums of money to tbe campaign fund of the party then in control. “Now, in fulfillment of our platform pledge, we are going to give to tlie people a system of currency that w 11 meet the country's fluctuating volume ot business, prevent the coruering ut the people’s money by a combination o( Wall street gamblers, guard the solvency of the banks, supply money sufficient to meet tlie actual needs o cemnicrce and prote- t the people from th" vicious methods hcietolorc employ ml by those who enjoyed special privilcgr under existing la*

“What’s What” in autumn styles. IMPERIAL Showing is compkteFORESI SHADES -hazel browns, moES go t ns, chestnut brown, syeamore green, birch gray, etc. $3.00 THE MYERS-DAILEY COMPANY

The death of Mayor Gaynor r. | iiiuvca a man who has bum pr.mi l nent ill New York City politics for uj quarter eantury .and whose name h.iin recent years been frequently mentioned in connection with national places, lie has opposed Tammany with more results than any man in history and he won the respect and admiration of thousands. His death will cause a complication in the muiid pal campaign in the metropolis that only time can work out. We do not believe that there h - been a tariff, certainly not since the v ar, made under such favorable and clean conditions as this one The lobby was driven out of Washington by tlie president, and congress has been iree to serve tile people without being deviled by the representatives ol special interests. No one claims that the bill is perfect. But the standard of comparison is. not perfection, but republican tariffs. We have certainly improved on them, and come measurably near meeting the wishes lof the iw-ople. The bill is a good bill. I The president and congress have done their work well—lndianapolis Newt. Mayor Gaynor Left Fortune (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) led to be responsible for this- 'I his ' year will be an off year for apples and ! a short crop of potatoes is expected. ■ — Queenstown, Ireland, Sept. 12 I (Special to Daily Democrat)—The Hit- : er Baltic, carrying the body of the Hate Mayor Gaynor arrived at dawn I this morning. The American council i immediately uoaraea tbe liner and off 1 cred his aid and sympathy to Rufus i Gaynor, the dead Mayer's son. The | Baltic is to proceed to Liverpool toi day and there Mayor Gaynor's body I will Im* placed on the Lucitunia which | will sail tomorrow for New York. Washington. D. I'.. Sept. 12 —(SpecI ial to the Daily Democrat)—Former ‘ Representative .las. E. Watson of In- | diana. before the house lobby Invest!I gating committee made a general den I iai of Martin M. Mulhall's general charges, one of which was that he act ed as a member of the National As I sociation of Manufacturers In congress I during the many years he was in I cffice. “At no time m congress or an er," said Watson."****’ I in the employ oi the N A. M. for any purjMme. not I at any time was I employed as tlieii lobbyist or law yr. ' Watson said li< I did work for the National Tariff Com | mission Association which consisted I ot nearly IW) associations and Indiduals, of which the N. A. M is one, He dii lared that Mulhall's charge that he used bis influence to put certain men on hoiisa lonimittees wm , without foundation. . o heater. Used only five mouths, and ■n excellent condition. See John > Slewurl at Itcmocrat office, or call I'phone 16S. 2iltf j FURNISHED ROOMS to rent, sec Mrs. Phipps. *<■" N-iitman SL 21IU1

§ doiN(d in sucitn | WEEK'S SOCIAL CALENDAR. Friday. Mite Society Mrs. 1. 11 Nichols. Saturday. Pres Uidies' Pastry Sale (las office.

Mrs. Mary Eley has as her guests, hi r cousins, Mr. tgid Mrs. F N. Roberts of Findlay, Ohio. Mrs. T. H. Baltzell and daughter. Electa, were entertained at a chicken dinner Wednesday by Trustee Moser oi French township, and were shown royal hospitality Miss Electa went out to make arrangements for the teaching of her school in district num ber four, French township, which op- < ns September 29. She has made arrangements to board with the John Kaelir family. The Ruth Circle of the Christian | church gave a delight!ul surprise last evening for their paster and wile. Rev. and Mrs. Benjamin Borton, and at the same time gave a farewell party terj the .Misst/ Winifred Burk and Reba Guinn, who leave soon tor college: I lor Miss Marie Daniels who goes to Illinois to teach, and for Mrs- James Artman. who goes to li*’r new home in Bluffton. The circle met nt the \. D. Artman home and then went in a class ■o the Borton home, where the sur prise was consummated. The circle held a short business session before giving tlie evening over to the social. Music provided a good time and refreshments of punch and wafers wen erved. Each of the girls who are going away was presented with a little gift. The circle is arranging to give another home talent play in O< tobcr. when 'The District Attorney." a three act comedy drama, exceptionally good, will be presented. The Christian Women's Board of Missions carried out a very good program yesterday afternoon at the borne ot Mrs. A I). Artman Rev. Bor ton gave a good talk on evangelistic work, and Mrs. Borton gave n reading. while others contributed interestingly also. Special music was given by .Mrs. Seilers and two children of Windfall, who are guests of Mrs. George Mount, that was much appreciated. Fourteen attended and aapleu did time was In order. Miss Fanny Frisingcr gave a six o’i lock dinner party Inst evening for Mrs. Luther Boyerr, who leaves soon r or her lie'” 6 at Sun Francisco, am! I tor Mrs Walter Plow of West Plains. I Mo., all of whom were girl friends io ivtlier here. Covers were laid for right and the dinner table was very I retty with its floral decorations which were a basket of roses lor a centerpiece. Other guests were .Miss Madge Hite, .Miss Bessie . Boyers. .Mrs. Jesse Helm. Mrs. Jesse Sellemeyer. Mrs. M. A. Frisinger The Trt-Kappss will have their first

evening meeting of the s«as<m. with , Mrs. Jesse Helm next Tuesday even m ,ug ' .11 ° WAS DANGEROUS 12 Carbuncle Growing on Arm Near Artery Made Laneing Dangerous For MRS. JOHN POTTER Who is Visiting in OhioWas Under Influence of Anaesthetic Two Hours A larre carbuncle, growing cn thupP'T right urui. tn ar the largi* artcrv of that mem Im r. mad" things very I dlsagrccabl'* for Mrs J<*liu Pottm agri marly bpoll'd ber vigil with .Mr». llu,> Mustard al Ads. Ohio, formerly Mlrei I'raiHc- Ki eginritatup. of tie* < ity at v hose bume vlt" now is. Owing tn tl.i piuxl.uity of th" cm iniii'le to the artery pliyri'ians |e«r •ul to lance 11. but It finally It 'ante, lieeeSMiry to «l" Ml oil \V eillO '-'lay, j(> . apltu of Hit (f.-'tircr Mrs I'ott' i wa> . rb' it an auiiintli' In* <iud lit'- luriclin i l.erf'irni'd »u><rvatullv without pum I luring llo* artery. Hln did it'd umt' ■mH from under |lu in'iqeie * • us tin snae'-tii'tic for two lioitr*. lauwevr. ami th*’ iiiteudiuK physician wingreatly alarmed. Hhe finally rallied i a:'d is now getting al<mg *v>4l Hti' i rxpfcctg to return home by .'atuiday. o - ■ -- Foil Stl.E Driving mure, weighing > about ll»v poubuv. Is live yrattl vdd Has erdt fay aid* and In funl In ' quire of James S'rli klw. at H* Irnfet a*4<V*ry Logipaur. 2?«t3 i

THE COURT NEWS jCfse Kelley and L. L. Mason Were Appointed Riding Bailiffs For Term SET FOR OCT. 15 Is Brandyberry Divorce Case-Amended Complaint In Evans Will Contest. Upon request of tlie sheriff. Jesse Kelly and L. L. Mason are appointed riding bailiffs for tlie present term of courtWin. .1. \ >•-. * vs c.'iqui. k Moicr ’ Car Co., a petition by 'lie receiver for authority to bring am! prosecute action against the Decatur .Motor Car company, was sustained. Cary D. Evans et al. vs Perry AlIbu t Evans >t al, to contest will i Leuve was asked and granted plain- : tiff to tile amended complaint aud make new parties defendant. Sarah Brandyberry vs. Daniel Brandy bury, divorce. Appearance by I ! prosecuting attorney. Rule to answer, answer tiled by prosecuting at-! | lorney; case set for October 16. Ilea! estate transfers: Samuel 1.. I i Frank et al. to James C Frank. 56 acres, Blue Creek tp., quit claim deed: ! Susan Carpenter to Jesse Carpenter. 1 21 acres. Washington tp., |3,d00. Samuel Fuhrman qualified as adiuiu ! istrator of tlie estate of Charles \\ i Reed, giving >1,600 bond. NOT IDENTIFIED. (United Press Servicel New York, N. Y., Sept. 12 (Special I to Daily Demo* rat) -Mrs. Lena Janin. whose husband feared might have ■ been tlie victim whose dismembered j body wax found along the Hudson river last Friday, was located today in I Havana, Cuba, and the police hve ad- | niitted that they are still far away I f-om solving the mystery. The poI itce are still looking for the head oi the Qody, which was se«n floating i down tile river by a young lady. It is believed that men ;n a motor bout distributed part of tli tiody. —o < EGGS ARE LOWERNow Than They Were Last Year at This Tims. While luiiisi-wivea arc complaining ot tlie high | rice of eggs. Ivecatur I**o- - pie will Im* interested in knowing Hut I they an* one cent lower now than they were this tinuv last year. The grocers are paying twenty-three cents today. More eggs are consumed every year, a local grocer said, aud this is due no doubt to the soaring price oi tncat. CIVIC LEAGUE NOTICE. The Civic League will hold a spec, i ial meeting this evening at wtcit o'clock the usual place. Mr'inlmra lake notice and attend as speiial bus. mesa Is to come up. TO THE ASYLUM Deputy Sheriff JtMur* Kelly hit this! morning for Richmond to consign Mrs. I.isliiiiu White of Geneva to the East -I haven insane usyluiii there. public sale. '!'h<* tinderalgtied will offer tbe fol 1 I lowing |M*tsonal pro|H*rly for sale at I I his r« - ->ldein r, c. miles aoutlmtwt of I |e<aiiir. or 1 mile vol and v« milej j roiitb of Plcawani Mills »•< Wcrlnesday I Sept 21. It< ginning at lo on o'clock I a tn. 5 head of liotses Consisting ot I I three gissl work horses, oue general] I purpose hurt * mid one ;! y>ur <dd <x>lt. I I bend <n i.:tile One cow, wltti call 1 | l<y aide, one <«>w, wIII In* frerli In sprint:: oil'* heifer, will l>e fresh Jan nary 7: uni* liHler ctitf. load o'] ! liogs. Six iirissl sows, nine sinoit e i I vveigliitig piiout Im lbs. eurii- lit head I 1 m s|i« vp. |3 iirad of Ews. Forming i ■ uipleuicnia. I wagon I buggy, J Mrt'miuk’k Wilder I iH-uing mow ,-r, 1 buy ledd’r, I buy ink'. J l>i<*uktugr ' plows. Spring Tmith and Spike Tiioll i ! i Know. I 'oiu plmit**i'. m l work Inn t' [ ivnsa, slui.i*' driving hurmas, alm I ulsiul 2.m sh<.'* ks ot orn mid many , other thing* not metillmiml, L'lti* I c'tved mi gnainila by L.’tdtes Aid ou jj c'tdy ot CuptlM < bur-li ot PI "us.iii( ji Mill* Te iuu of Mile. >’. 'HI »m| vndsi I «ash. over that am:ytint a cudlt oil i, months ail! be alvi n, purehnsnr ]| giving ills flute with apiTovcd i<'< tiril} Il i j**r cent »>ti Im each No KnutT I] rrmwi*d tintil sett led for. |j (•LARFAUE SIDGHILL UIADC WOLF JOHN HP! 11 LEK. Auct ! UAN F. 001". ClMk. 21<tl ''

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