Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 38, Decatur, Adams County, 13 February 1924 — Page 3

vlfl " or Mrs- 1 ■ - jEvery3H oun I Hills Cascara day> Tuken break y° u s c d vents colds, la grippe j ,promptly W- Demand red box | »nJP neu , Hill’s portrait. All j besrsng Mr. F price3oc | druggists. -A' 11 '® - w Your prospects to live. That depends on what care we take of ourself. Then why don't it apply to your clothes? To care Is to have your varments cleaned the FARR WAY as a garment cleaned that way will last longer. DECATUR LAUNDRY ?sm « - x LIGHTNING does not scare the man who has taken out a Lightning Insurance Policy with our company. He knows that any damages will be promptly paid. Putting it off may put you in a hole. We protect your family against loss of life or property. Suttles*Edwards Co. Arthur Suttles, Sec'y. Decatur, Indiana mNCY FOR QUICK CASH SALES it you an interested In the pur£«ion r a B * le M Of farm land ’’ bUSIneM ations. residence or city properties XipnrXu’ ODO ° f ° Ur reC '‘ nt u>d°LA ho ?*‘ pergon " wh ° won’t wait, * bound t 0 realUe BOme , " ar ’ ca " and « ee w h“« ; for r y °“ ,0 as « c “ Bh PH. * ! 'or your property. SNOW AGENCY——Decatur. Indiana! "“bX nr a ‘•’mfortablo cottage' kl'.h'n n„ W® r ? o,nR “ n<l M'tntner 0# Mon, a” ."* at M ‘“ llMOn street. Im/ •Itovl w d n' , ‘ r r“ t ’ ha " ‘“ r «* ‘ Istern.l «»hlen ehl h'‘ nt 01 fr "“ K ,X,, > "aWe l T k ’ Kmnl > fran ”* *», r H * us<*d as a tcuragp. In ns of nbont three quart dilfereme in 'o.V"' °* ner w0,,1 ‘ l pay •Mrnhi. “ eXchan «e of this for a •irable acreage tract. Pr|rn |2 „ (M) S " i«ht 'LVn.” two story | «rvet'n.Ta I .^ W T”. l»rty has an LT'.! " tr,rvl - *1"" pN»an „i ®L h “ "'o'lern conv.-n---aort, fire l “PPHances, furI!** Bice br e k ‘ fr r X n, * h ’‘ 4 l ba ! h ’ ~h' brii It ,tre. i iJ f nt por<hl •» " n “ •oration li.J *’ onv " nl «nt up town n ' >« Hi idUT'. *“"* ,n fr,,nl "labl.. ttt (~p house. |g rhasNo. gg_t ztory and"» ‘. 0 " v " nU ’ t 't seven room sl h »lrwt | n “m r, '* , ’lence on North * rl “ '“rgo «#•. douiL ! n° • ““Pie porch 8,1,1 Parlor r ’ J furn <» hp d bath, *w<J finish n.? d . rd l ’ ln< ’ n “t"ral •*n Im n n h ?” , s^ ,,u * • furnace, etc, *‘lk» about th tt i. br ik strryt. cement of fruit '' hf ! UM ' “nd yard, pjimhmtaa u^ r ’ l " n ' wra *«’ 1 *»» l" ° r *'* »”•<» i ,lr,, n In ihu.' "j d Pr’sseanlon can . dosed " ,hlrt ’ r ( >“ y " after nnle I. <

D. U.S. TEAMS END HOME SCHEDULE Boys Play Kendallville And Girls Meet Bryant Friday Night 'l'he Decatur high school hoys’ and girls’ basketball teams will play their last home guimi of the season Friday night when they meet the Kendallville and Hryant teams, respectively. The girls' game will be played first amt will start at 7 o’clock. 'l'he boys’ game is scheduled to start nt 8 o’clock, and Hayward of Fort Wayne, will referee. The boys are doped to win over the Kendallville team, but indications are that the game will be hard fought, as the visitors played good basketball Sat unlay night when the defeated the South Side team from Fort Wayne, 4’l 25. Kendallville defeated i Decatur at Kendallville in December, but the locals have improved greatly since then. The game Friday night will be the last home game for five I). 11. S. players. Captain Dorwin. Steele, White and Farr will be graduated this year. The Bryant girls’ team is the undefeated (hampion of Jay county. They are coining to Decatur determined to defeat the locals and lay claim io the championship of Adams and Jay counties. The local girls have lost few games this season and believe they can win Friday night’s game. PLAN TO MARK HIGHWAYSOON Harding Highway To Be Marked Before Tourist Season Opens The following story concerning the marking of the Harding Highway, which according to present plans will pass through Decatur, appeared in the Chicago Sunday Tribune.: “Marion. 0.-—Definite plans for marking the Harding Highway Iretween Pittsburgh and Chicago before th» tourist season opens in the spring ; were made in Columbus by the executive committee of the association, in conference with State Highway Director L. A. Houlay. “An offit iai emblem is to go up ail along the route. This is approved by the highway official and is now ready to l»e printed. The highway Is to be one of the best marked in the country. Field scouts will shortly begin the marking. In the meantime the highway department will add to the num- | her of official signs they have up. “Much travel may be expected dur- . Ing the coming season. The excellent condition of the pavement in Ohio will attract many cars, and the fact that the Lincoln highway will direct travel over the Harding Highway between Lima and Mansfield will contribute to this route. “The stretch from the Ohio line to . Chicago will be gravel in good sha|v> for fast travel- while the Lincoln and Yellowstone competing routes, it is said, will be closed in parts. There I will be only two minor detours on the highway. One will be at Caledonia, where a new bridge goes In. and the other ax the T. & O. C. R. R. where an overhead bridge is to be put in.’’ - 1 O-- — BREAK A CHEST COLD WITH HEAT . OF RED PEPPERS Ease your tight, aching chest. Stop the pain. Break up the congestion. Feel a bed cold loosen up in just a short time. • Red i’eppar Ruh" is the cold rem edy that brings quickest relief. It jrsnnot hurt you nnd it certainly s«oma to end the tightness and drive the congestion and soreucss right out. Nothing has such concentrated, penetrating heat ns red peppers, and when heat penetrates right down In to colds, congestion, aching muscles and sore, stiff joints relief comes at once. The moment yon apply Red I’epper Rub you feel the tingling heat. In three minutes the congested spot Is I warmed through nnd through. When I you are suffering from a cold, rheum atlam, backache, stiff neck or sore muscles, just get s jar of Rowles Red Popper Rub. made from red peppers, at nny drug store. You will have the quickest relief known Always say - "NOTICE RECMEN There will be work in the Adop- . lion and Warrior’s T>egree tonight, ' all members be present at the hall at i 7:30 o’clock. i I COME. Q. C. RTEELE. Rachem. I

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Field Goals I by “Eagle Eye” Pete Purdue moved into a tie with Chicago for the Big Ten lead by trouncing Northwestern 34-16 last night. The Boilermakers had things much their own way as the first half ended 24 2. Had you realized that the game here Friday night between It. H. S. five and Kendallville will be the Inst home game for five Yellow Jackets? Captain Dorwin. Bud White, Diz Steele Greenie Lammiman, and Don Farr will be performing before the home fans for the last time as 1). H. S. qagers. These fighting athletes greeted by the largest crowd that ever packed into the big gym and they sjiould have the hearty cheers ot every fan to help them win this last game at home. Kendallville is a worthy opponent and the game will be well worth watching. Two field goals by Logan in the last five minutes won for Indiana over Notre Dame last night, 21-20 in a close guarding game. Logan had been removed from the game on account of injuries but returned to the fray in the last few minutes. And don't forget that several girls wHI be playing their last game for D. 11. S. on the home floor. The local girls will play the Hryant girls, th< undefeated champions of Jay County and the Purple and Gold players will need the support of the fans to win this game. The local girls have made a fine record this season and the fans should and do feel proud o.' them. Fanny Fanette purchased a season ticket for the tournament at Portland today. She isn't going to take any chances on not getting into the big armory Feb. 29 or March 1. That second half of the leaderHartford City game last night sure was a thriller. The leaders sure deserved to win after fighting an uje hill battle, overcoming a ten point lead and (orfftnff ahead two pointe, but tough luck on baskets in the hn t two minutes was disastrous. Cran * hadn't been doing much throughout the game until the visitors needed points badly In the last five minut« s and then he delivered. To be beaten by a team of ex-co’.lege stars like that is no disgrace. There is considerable truth to the following ejaculation by Sport Onceover: "It is probable that South Side basketball team will not play in Kendallville again until that team has a new gymnasium. It is unfair to South Side teams, used to scientific passing and teamwork on a big floor to play on a floor so small that the opposing players grab the ball on the rebound from the baikstop and fire away at the other end of the floor. That may be good shooting but it cannot be called good basket bull." Tip Offs says the basketball crown of Wells county is resting on the heads of the Union Center players While Bluffton Is recovering from the shock of being only seven points behind for the coveted honors. They must have been shocked to realize that they got that far in the tournament. o William Rupert M ins Corn Judge’s License William Rupert, prominent fanner of near Monroe, received a letter yesterday from G. I. Christie, secre-tary-treasurer of the Indiana (orn Growers Association, apprising him of the fact that he had met the necessary requirements entitling him to a corn judge's license. The license authorizes Mr. Rupert to judge corn at any corn show In the state. Mr. Rupert's average grade was 80.1 per cent. The appihats for judge"* licenses are graded as follows: Scoring five cars. 30 points; plating six single ears. 36 points; plating three 10car exhibits. 26 points; oral questions. 10 points. Mr. Rupert la a vt ry successful corn grower and his many years of experience with the drop have made him an excellent corn judge. To Use Indiana Stone In New Tribune Biulding Bloomington. Ind . February 13—Tho J. lioadley * Sons Company, of this city, has the contract for the stone for the new (hlcago Tribune building. This building is to be for-ty-seven stories high ami Is to cost

I between 714,000,000 an 716,000,000. i The building will contain 200,000 cubic feet of sawed stone which will be quarried In the local field and gnawed in the Bloomington plant of J. Hoadley & Sons Company. Os the ■various blders for the stone work the Hoadley Stone Company, of which John Hoaley is president, was the second lowest. The company is distinguished from the J. Hoadley ti Sons Company. o Need Aid In Maintaining Rest Room At Library The matter of maintaining and keeping open the rest room In the pub lie I Jbrary was referred to the executive committee of the Woman's Club Monday night following the regular meeting. The women of the Civic department have been defraying the expense of keeping someone in charge of the room and paying other expenses connected with maintaining of the room. The rest room is kept open in the afternoons and on Saturday evening and the women would like to have a little assistance financially towards the maintaining of the room. It is the only public rest room in the city, except the one In the court house, which is opened only during the day. o Rewiring Offices Os Auditor And Recorder The electric wiring in the county! auditor's and recorder’s office in the] court house is being placed in conduit, Gerald Cole, of the Star Electric company, doing the work. The wiring that had been in these offices was worn and many places unsafe. By placing it In conduit it eliminates the chances of fire and also adds to tho tidiness of the room. The wiring in the treasurers, clerk and sheriff's offices was placed in conduit sometime ago.

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into County Treasurer Chapman, who committed suicide, probably will total about $24,60 There have been suggestions made to take n popular bondsmen. Columbus- A Trl-County Sunday school convention will be held at the First Methodist church here Sunday. Jackson, Jennings and Bartholomew counties will be represented.

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Dale Snyder, nt Fort visiting relatives liere today.

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