Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 76, Decatur, Adams County, 30 March 1925 — Page 3

Enousl. MB , 1,,/ r ’" ~ °'” P 10, '' !i Mvr- <,!j '' ""' ,l "’'" h " " iih , "’" 1 BY;' • ' IL Grand Master Os Indian" Mason* Hies BBr” to b- h'l'l tomorrow for ‘,,.01. D- of the K: i a. “ , the Iroliana Manons. 11,111 ■ fK/illt.e- * llh " 1 ' —- ■" — iMike War Sp v e(, r? ■ n d Trallic La* Violators ,0 ’ u.n.NHito: .. thorough cun (u ,„ rt , speeding and traffic I; aiue , , . |K VkH , per arrested dor M |h ,. tir-l f-W hn,lrS of thP Vam ‘ ■L lu . , v..do !; - th- -peed limit or irP to obey stop signals. ||||||f _ _ —- o - - * iEek Relatives Os Man |Kh.o I tied <’ n bounty 1 ar,n :! " ~ An heir.- tn.ule today to locate re])L, if William Riihtr-r. inmate of ( county infirmary, who died front |,, r j es received when he was struck ‘ MB interurban car. No relatives the dea l man were listed in recis at the Infirmary. _ —o— l . ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ SPORT TABS ♦ !>♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Chicago. — Wayne “Big Munn, aimant to the heavyweight wrestlg championship, has announced he appear .it the benefit mat show -term victims to be held here 6. Munn meets ‘’Toots" Mondt Colorado here tomorrow night. WNew Yoik. — Coining from behind h the second half, the New York leltics, claimants of the world's profssior.al basketball championship, derated the Palace club, Washington, ). C., 34 to 2S. The Palace team led 5 to 14 at the half. Philadalphia. — The Oxford-Cam-Miridge towing race, which ended SatKii'il.iy when the (Jxford crew was ■tramped, should hare been rowed [over according to Joe Wright, PenHpsylranla rowing coach. “It was no ■euutest when one crew had a shelt■cred course and the other had to ride ■ the waves. It was nd fault of the ■<rew that it was swamped," he said. Crttting Conceit Stamp : I One of the most original stamp canR cellatlon* ever put on a piece of United I States mall was that used by the post- ■ waiter at Cassville, Win.. June 25, I 1882. when he wrote "Good Morning. ■ Edward’ across the stamp when he ■ recognized rhe name ov the addressee | as that of one of his pergonal friends. _o >n the Time of Trouble Children and maids are frequently I st a loss In an emergency and a direcI tory hung over the telephone with the I names, addresses and telephone numI livri of the family physician and a I substitute, the nearest fire box, the I police station, the family pastor and | l'» bualness places of all employed | nieiuberi u s the family, will svinetiuiM | >*ert a tragedy. o_ From a Stude’e Ettay A mirror la a popular subject, for tiifre are tots of people who are al"sys looking into It. Most mirrors »r« square, yet everywhere we go we them round. Often, like a waiter, • ffllrrer has to be tipped or It won’t ,lve good service. Most of us see "onwhlng to like In a mirror, yet It is always casting reflections on our Peraonal appearance.—Boston Transcript. — o - Butterfly Table Delicacy The Bugong moth or butterfly Is ■ r lcacy which epicures among cer’ti aboriginal peoples of Australia U travel Jong distances to obtain. * butterflies gather every year on ! # slopes of the Bugong mountains, ” oew South Wales, where they are ' n| i|fht by being sutTocuted by the ti-oke of wood tires lighted under the trees, -——— o - Important S/ret in Iy« I b * r| rcu!ar yellow epet celled "ma- „ * ‘idea•• and known, after its disi "* r er, as “the yellow spot of Soto- 1 ln*i" n *’” I,bout one-twentieth of an I ‘ 1 ln diameter. The only main- I ln * U wh!ctl “ exists are man and tin' 1 ' s ! ' reu ruos! dis- . ' ’ ' i ’ iloD ' a circumstance which may j»niy |„. accounted'for by the fact ins / ** hln Kularly free from blond * e '"- whlcti curve around it and itp-‘‘"Glt-.V uv-dd it.

FRUIT SPRAYS ABE DUE SOON County Agent (iives Advice On Various Sprays And Their Use Hy (huinty Agent— With tlie first sirns of spring now here many farmers ure looking forward to a crop of apples this year to make up for the relatively small crop of 1924. But, along with such optimistic hopes, come reminders that many different fruit pests are Jusr as anxiously looking forward to a gu»<d feast on aples. To combat these enemies and insure fruit free from disease of all kinds, systematic iTraylng is necessary. As one drives through Adams county it is sben that many farmers have already given old man "San Jose Scale" a severe trouncing via the lime-sulphur route. This spray, known as the dormant spray, should be ap plied immediately if such has not already been done, since the material wil severely burn tjie foliage if its applicaioß is delayed until leafing out begins. Several are using an oil spray which is obtainable locally, because it is less objectionable when the operator receives some of the material intended for the scale. The dormant sprtiy has nothing whatever to do with the obtaining 'of clear fruit. To prevent scab, worms eurculio and blotqh, special fruit sprays are recommended. The first important fruit spray consists of one gallon liquid lime-sulphur on three and one half pounds dry lime-sulphur along with one and one-half poumls arsenate of lead powder in fifty gallons of water. It should be applied just as the blossom buds before they open. This is known as the "pink spray". The pedal fall spray is applied just as the pedals fall, but before the calyx lolies close on the little apple which has just formed. The sprav material should’ be toe same as used in the "pink spray”. This spray is probably the most effective from the "wormy apple" standpoint. The next spray is applied about three weeks after the pedal fall and should be made up in the same way as for the two sprays pdeceding. Other sprays special for fruit are recommended for those who wish ot produce clean fruit for the market. Bulletin’s explaining in detail how sprays are to be applied may be oh tained free at the county agent’s office.

EARTHQUAKES FELT SUNDAY Waters Os Panama Canal Disturbed; No Damage Is Reported Balboa. Canal Zone. March 30 -The waters in the Par..:; *«•::•! '<■ turbed by an earthquake late Sunday. The disturbance, which was not a severe one. caused the interruption of a baseball game. There was no damage reported. The quake was the heaviest registered here since 1913. The epicenter of the disturbance was believd to be about 150 miles north of the canel. New York. March 30—The seismo graph at Fordham university recorded an earthquake Sunday afternoon. The instrument showed the earth movements started at 4:15 and reached the highest point at 4:35 o’clock. The earthquake which rocked Central America Sunday was predicted Saturday by Prof. Bendandi’s forecaster and the Italian seismogolist in a United Press dispatch from Faenau. Bendandi’s forecast of an earthquake in New York was borne out a month ago. He announced Saturday that a quake of marked violence would occur in Central America Sunday; that earth tremors would also be felt in North America, and that an earthquake would occur in the far east probably Monday night. Bendandi predicted earthquake in Japan two years ago and the accuracy of his forcasts has attracted wide attention to his observatory in Faenau. 0 Capture Five Convicts ! Who Escape From Prison ! Pittsburgh. Pa.. March 30.--(United Press.)—The five convicts who escaped from the Western penitentiary in a sensational jail break Sunday were captured today by state police near Butler. Six troopers overhauled the fugitives who were in an automobile

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ihey had stolen In Pittsburgh after thrlr break. _ , ~o Passenger Train Kills Two Occupants Os Taxi Janesville, Wit., Mar. lit). (United Press.i -William Gowan, former po lire chief, and Mrs. Karl Bailey were instantly killed ♦arly today when a last Norihweslt-ru passenger train struck the Gowan taxl< ub at the Five Point crossing here. Three others In the cab escujied injury. — —-o i. „ Motorists Killed As He Tries to Pass Another Car New Albany, lnd„ Mar. SO. William Fllchards, .32. was dead here today us a result of ,m automobile accident. He tried to pass another automobile on a narrow road yesterday. He lost control of his machine and plunged down an embankment. A widow and five children survive. 0 — — Funeral Held Today For Dr. .1. N. Hurty Indianapolis, Mar. .30. Funeral services were held today for Hr. John N. Ilutty. Burial was in Crown Hill emetcry with the Masonic order in charge. For more than a quarter of a century Dr. Hurty was secretary of th" Indiana state board of health. . — 2-o— — Pennsylvania R. R. Co. Aids In Oranizing Calf Chibs Lafayette, Ind.. March .30. —G. I. ; Christie, director of the agricultural; extension department, announced here i >o<lay that Purdue University, through I be club division of the extension department. and the Pennsylvania Rail road System, through its agricultural department, are co-operating in the organization and supervision of dairy calf club in counties in Indiana traversed by lines of the Pennsylvania. The railroad has offered a SSO state educational trip as a prize to the dairy calf club boy or girl who wins first place at the Indiana slate fair. It also will award embossed ribbons to members of the dairy calf clubs who win first, second and third places at the county or local shows. Any boy or girl between the ages of ten and eighteen, inclusive, may become members of a dairy club sponsored by the

To Get Moot Out of 1 our • Vi ait to Giiicago, Scop at the COMMONWEALTH HOTEL CHICAGO 5,25 ‘K :>u !• IsHaM ’•*••• CM MH IJ3" 1 ■ I 1* J & On E*du«ire Ptveraey Parkway—alonggnie Lincoln Park. <>aiy 10 niioutm fruai the loop via our own motor couch- — yet quiet and re»ttul. i’hicego’* ideal betel location. The c ommonwealth afford* every ocoomrr.odatioa and luxury for it* Kuesta. Dinina Service ala carte. Single Mooma from JJ.OOto $3.5* L»uoic Kooml from • U rite ot Wue Axel H. JobnaunOwner und Mannae< . Fu*« Grcv* at Di*«ntjr Pa.k<a>, Cbaao |

THE CORT TONIGHT ONLY “JIMMIE’S MILLIONS” A big action picture, featuring RICHARD TALMADGE You’ll by royally entertained with this great action picture. ALSO—“ELITE OF HOLLYWOOD’’ 10c 25c Tuesday and Wednesday—“l’laying With Souls."

THE ADAMS Theatre LAST TIME TONIGHT “TOO MANY KISSES” Paramount Featuring RICH ARD DIX 1 Oc Also Comedy 25c Extra—Tuesday, Wednesday. Thursday—Extra J. Warren Kerrigan and wonder cast in “CAPTAIN BLOOD" A romance of gallant days on high seas.

I'entylvanla railtoad, nrovhlliig It ,t> organised ns outlined by the cluh d'-' vision of Purdue University. M. L. Hail, assif.latit trite <b:b leader, and Russell C. F.aai. rirrlcul-' rural agent for the pentisylviini.i, will assist county tigrlcultural nrenls and | county organ I zti I lons In arousing in ' terest in dairy cult clubs among the hoy - and girls and business men. Mr. Raul al <i will assist In finding puia bred calves and distributing them. Dairy calf clubs for this year already have been organized under this plan ui ColutnbuH, Frankfort. Terre Haute, Richmond, Portland, Decatur and Kokomo. In most cases some local organization like the Rotary r’lub, Kiwanis club or Chamber of Commerce will have charge of the supervision of the dairy calf dubs throughout the summer. Important rules governing the naif dubs, as formulated by Purdue University, tire summarized as follows: All calves must be registered in recognized herd book. Bred heifers are recommended for each member. All calves must be in the hands of the boys and girls by June 1, 192.3. Milk an<l feed records us outlined

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7 -I-’ ILj.-iX-- J •i - - M e 1 Ls ' J>y tlm club divi'tlnn of Purdue pnl 1 yeMlty nul l bo kepi by each member (■'ompetlfnri for the f'u mite «dn rational trip mu u oxbibit their lieit <-rs nt the Indiana nite fair in the apeclnl T'ennsylvanl.i Ftnllrnad ckuis and ouch conte (tint must present nn •nccoptahlo record book before he Is eligible to exhibit bis heifer. Breed cbtimpiotiH will he declare.l b) com

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s . — rtij - yTjtpelent Jr.dgpn Tim following fifty five count leu In Indiana, till of which aro tmiched by • thn I'cnrizylvanlu Railroad, arc fmr ; rnlttnd uri<lt*r the ruleu to organlie ,; calf clulih: Vigo. Clay, Putnam, Hendricks ; Marion, Parke, Montgomery, (’Union, Boone, Morgan, Owen, Greene, Knox, Johnson, Bartholomew, .1 iinlngH, Jes-

| *■ —pUk. X -,-«r—-fc-rson, Jnckaon, Scott, Clark, Hancock. Henry, Wayne. Shelby, Rmh, Fayette. Jay. Randolph, Caw. Howard. Tipton, Madison, Carroll, Adams, Floyd, Sullivan. White, Jasper, New i ion, Pulaski, Starke, Laporte, Porter. ; I nite, Marshall, Ko'icln ,ko, Whitley, I Allen. Lagrange. Noble, st. Joseph. Blackford, Grant, Miami and Dola--1 ware.