Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 20, Number 292, Decatur, Adams County, 13 December 1922 — Page 3

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1922.

STEER FEEDERS 7 MAKE I ' < 'll Indiana Cattle Feeders Realize Average Profit > Os $9.04 Per Head 11 Among literature recently received at the county agents office are figures t showing that during the past winter I and summer Indiana cattle feeders I had left an average profit of $9 04 per hear, after all expenses for feed, la- ' her. shipping, interest, equipment, and 1 death losses, were deducted. The not profits ranged from $50.00 down to n 1 loss of $24.65 per head. This is an 1 entirely different story from the pre- ' ■ ■ding few years when cattle feeders, almost without, exception, lost heavily. ; The average cost of the feed per teer was $27.02. When all expenses * xcept feed were deducted from the Hill!’ price, the steers had left $36i "6 to pay for their feed, or they paid their owners $133.40 for every $100.00! worth of feed they received. The av-l erage sized drove was 39 head, to! which $1065.17 worth of feed was fed hmd on which a dear profit of $356.41! was made. ,

These figures were gathered by the! Farm Management Department of 1 I’urdue University in its study of 4454 I'lead of steers and cows fed out during the past year. The study was I I conducted In Carroll, Clinton. Decatur, Delaware. Henry and Tipton Counties and is being continued in the ■nine localities this year. 25 droves being enrolled at the present time. . • • Marion Mine Trial Swihgs Into Action — Marion, 111., Dec. 13—With a full! array of attorneys and counsel on hand, the Herrin massacre grand jury trial swung into action in circuit court here today. After reading of the indictments by the prosecution Angus W. Kerr, chief counsel for the Illinois United Mine Workers made the opening statement for the defense. “Williamson county was overrun with professional mankillers and gunmen, hired by W. J. Lester,” Kerr stated. "These gunmen committed acts of violence upon farmers and miners in the neighborhood of the Lester mine from June 15 until the day before the rioting in which three union miners were killed by the mine guards.” o Spanish-American War Veterans Did Not Elect Officers of the local camp of Span-ish-American War Veterans were not elected in the meeting held last evening at the Kitson barber shop on Monroe street, due to the fact that a quorum was not present at the meeting. A meeting will be held at two o’clock Sunday afternoon at the G. A. R. hall for the purpose of holding the election and every member is urged to be present. Other important metters will come before the veterans and the help and assistance of every member is desired. 0 William Miller, of east of town, was a business caller here today.

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"FOREVER" | A picture that shows the strange places of the earth, without losing the gripping elements of its story Is 1 "Forever,' Paramount'* screen version I of George dii Mourler's novel, ‘ Peter 1 ' Ibbetson,” which will be displayed til 1 the Crystal theater tonight and to-ft morrow. Elsie Ferguson and . Wai-p lace Reid are co-stars In (Ills great 1 George l-’ltzmauriee production. In the dream scone Elsie Fergusonp and Wallace Reid are revealed In a'l gondola In a Venetian canal, in an;ice pahice In Russia, nt the circus; Maximus in Rome, on the desert I sands in Algeria, and at various show |1 places In England and Prance. I In point of expense "Forever" is! one of the foremost picture productions of the year. The seta a:e exact copies of the places they represent, having been made from photographs and old prints of the days about which George du Manrier wrote. The supporting cast is one of the strongest' assembled in any recent picture and Includes, besides the stars, Montagu I Love, George Fawcett, Elliott Dexter. | I arbara Denn, Dolores Cassinel.il and; I others. o CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dee., $1.24%; may, $1.23-j !%; July, $1.14%. Corn: Dec., 73-

•%c; May, 73%c; July, 72%c. Oats: I Dec., 45%c; May 46%c; July 42%c. Three Bones Broken In A. R. Ashbaucher’s Arm — Further examination today revealed the fact that A. R. Ashbaucher’s left arm was broken in three, places when he fell twenty feet from a scaffold while working in the new high bool gymnasium yesterday afternoon. It was thought at first that : only one bone had been broken in I the wrist. Although it is thought ! that no bones were broken in his back, that member was severely ' wrenched and bruised. Mr. Ash- ! baucher will bo unable to resume his work for some time. o ' ■ Portland Man Is Killed By Auto At Muncie, Ind. Muncie, Dec. 13. —Stepping in front of an approaching automobile as he I started across a street, George W. Worth, 63, of Portland, was run down lost night and suffered fatal injuries. The driver stopped a few minutes but drove away before his name or license number was learned. o Supt. Worthman Holds Interview With Trester M. F. Worthman, superintendent of the Decatur city schools, has returned from Anderson, where he interviewed A. L. Trester, permanent secretary of the Indiana High School Athletic association, in regard to the protest filed by Coach Russell Rippe, of Bluffton. in connection with the alleged ill-treatment which Rippe received here on Thanksgiving day, while act- ■ ing as umpire in a football game. Mr. Worthman stated that he and Mr. Rippe would go to Anderson on December 30 to meet with Mr. Trester, ’ at which time the trouble will be settled. Pete Keller, of Ft. Wayne, called on friends in this city today.

C. C .H. S. Expects Hard Game With Local Five ' Fort Wayne, Dec. 13. Central Cat thollc high school will have two has- , ketball games over the present week- - end. On Friday night the Irish quin- | let goes to Decatur to play the Cen- | tral Catholic high school there and on ' Saturday opens Its home season with Badin Hull, of Notre Dame. Tin- De- | eatnr team in reported to he unusually strong this season and Coach Flaherty expects a hard game. Eight men will he carried on the trip, five of vhom have been selected. They are)

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Captain Graf, Pimlimnn, Kuehl, Cent i livre and Rinehart. The three men 1 showing up best among the rest of the players the remainder of the week will make up the rest of the squad. Tite locals are expecting a hard game from the Badin hall quintet nt. Library linll on Saturday night. The collegl-

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