Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 79, Decatur, Adams County, 2 April 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller, Pres. and Gen. Mgr A. R. Hoitbouso, Sec’y. A Sue. Up Entered at the Poalofflce at Decatiu, Indiana, as accond class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies - —— 2 cents One week, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by carrier *6.00 One month, by mail ..— ..35 cents. Three months, by aall———.-*I.OO Six months, by mall >175 One year, by mail -— —.*3.00 One year, at office- *3.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Additional postage added outside those zones) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application. Foreign Representative Carpentier A Company, 121 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. Bluffton business men will buy 1120,000 worth of patrlcipating preferred stock in the Settergren piano factory and subscribe a bonus of *lo.oo**, this being necessary to prevent the plant moving to Muncie. It comes high but its probably wise. Osborne Wood, son of the famous general won a million on Wall street a year ago. He spent it in riotous living in Europe and kept Monte Carlo going several months. He has just arri'etl in Florida with two cents by the kindness of a sea captain who gave him a free ride. Does it pay to get it too easy? "Ma" Fergusogn has given her husband, Jim, a coat of whitewash that ought to make him feel proml of her ability. She has signed a bill passed by her first legislature which doe.; away with his banishment from office and citizenship, imposed by the Texas senate seven years ago when he was impeached for misuse of slate funds. Hartford City is to have a building boom this summer. The First National bank will build a handsome new home and business block and the Fort Wayne Corrugated Paper company Which has a plant there will erect fourteen residences for employes. That shows a real growth in any community and its just what Decatur will have to do before we can grow much. With every house occupied how will we take care of more people if they wish to move here? You can pay *97.50 or *197.5*1 for a sewing machine if you want to but we can’t understand why any one would do it without investigating prices al their local store. Perhaps you cun save half the money and some interest. When you buy from your local merchant remember you always have a place to go back to for repairs or extra parts. In other words he is back of your purchase and must make good. The local man pays taxes, helps your community in many ways and is entitled To your bu: incss. *u< oliuo advance- one cent to meet th'- r-quirements of (Iro new state law. Thio makes a total of three cent- on each gallon we pay for ro.oj pnipv .es and while you may not feel it as much as you do the taxes vou pay at the county treasurers of ti'o. >o’t wit] find if you keep track of it. that the total is really surprising in a year. No one will complain about it however to any great extent if we get value received. One good feature we fee) is the fact that the extra penny i-.; returned to the coun tie i to Im used in upkeep of roads. lho 4 l>’dge Brothers automobile factory Itaa been sold, according to annoiin<’»ment unofficially made yesterday. to the Dillon, Reed Banking (ompany, of New York, and it is (tanned will be made the base of a half billion dollar automobile com puny similar to General Motors. One of the futsreetlng things about the sa*“ *= that the widows of the Dodge Rf,.tii,>rc who now hold the stock ■" ill l.'g'o to pay to tho gc•.'crniaeE* about fift million in taaw, as under

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Solution Os Yo«tera«y’» Puula T-Ru'EWß^A'p’l7oWP r <>« T A-q'EMK I *N*E T: I-epMA R noWFlnjd joWr . a xs®m y ■EjN jStf M« ■ S A ‘L v'Ejß®B_r° JD!L Eg ■jtaXEߧs«Ki Agsi ■srE N SEfKaiP.A L M SB MAPPWRiA ■B!A N| i A N> A't-BSlPfl '*■ « lAfcQ^aMAiN; L' lOIMBI IN DIUX O(EMEIP r l RlQOßgsei i-SHR A P T gYO'AHjS T3gN A V y] the law their rate will be forty per ■ent. That ought to help reduce taxes and shows what usually becomes of great fortunes. It is reported that the road be tween here and Huntington, panicllarly in Wells lountv. ik"iib> "< in« 'akeu care of as are other highways on the theory that it has been taken over by the state highway coin mission. This is wrong for the road has never been taken over except in a tentative way which means that it probably will be accepted in a year or so. However, if the road is permitted to go down,“that very fact may prevent it being taken over when the times comes. Until it docs, we •bould give it the same attention we do other roads. Changes inuninent in the commission may entirely do awaj with the proposed plan to take over this stretch of road and it is foottsb to let i principal highway like this one go down as long aa there is a possibility that we may have to put it in condition again. Representatives of the General Electric company will be guests of the Decatur Rotary club this evening and it is nedless to say will bo given a hearty and sincere welcome bere, w here every one feels very kind |y to this company which has dour much for our community in an Indus trial way. Ute plant here is going full time with increased orders aud an outlook which means much. The G. E la' a real concern and we arc confident that in the years to come the Decatur branch will be a wonder--1 tui a k,et in many v ays. It io that ■ now; but it w ill grow and continue to ■ increase in importance. Inis com- : nullity owes this concern and all others hero their cooperation ahi • their friendliness We are sure the ■ i

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, THUBSDAt, APRIL 2, 1925.

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visitors will feed the kindly spirit here tonight and we know the Rotary club will more than enjoy the presence of these guests. k — . jmc. TWTianrow SBig Features Os ? RADIO Programs Today KGO. Oakland. 360.5 JI. 8 pin. (P.C.S.T.) -- Drama "Smilin' Through. WOAW, Omaha, 526 M, 9 pm. (OST) - V'OAW's anniversary program. WWIP, Philadelphia, 5t»6.2 M. 9 pin. (E.45.T.) - lieuteu cantata "Olivet to Calvary." WRC. Washington. 468.5 M. WJZ. New Volk, ('(."'.'l. WGV S< heii'ctcdy, 379.5 M. 8:15 pm. (E.S.T.) - laitin American program. WEAK New York. 191.5 M, WEI. Philadelphia. 394.5 M. WEEI. Boston, 479.9 M, W.IAR. Providence, 305.9 M. WCCO. Minneapolis-St. Paul. 416.6 M, WWJ, Detroit, 352.7 M, WOC, Davenport. 453.6 M. WGR, Buffalo, 319 M. WSAI, Cincinnati. 325.9 M, WEAR. Cleveland, 389 4 M. Pittsburg. 461.3 M, 9 p.m. (E.S.T.) -- Atwater Kent artists Silvi rtown orchestra. o — femwfip sGABRIEL Holy messenger from heaven. Sent to tell of John and Christ. Guide iny tliougbts.-givc me the vision With my heart keep sacred tryst. Speak Io D'e as in the old times Thou didn't speak within the veil; May my heart hear thee a:, orut while, Virgin Mary heard thy "Hail!" Shipe upon iny pilgrim pathway, ' With thy peace my bosom fill, > May my mind and heart thus aided Know Hiu wise and holy will. i May ray pe p m prepare salvation. May I too. become a voice; 1 Mar the millions, seeing Jesus. > Make Him their eternal choice. I Mrs. V. J. Borman, of \luntington. is a guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ! U F. Gass and tgm’lyj tud is gssisting 5 in the office of the county clerk.

« TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ From the Dally Democrat fllea ♦ ♦ M years ago this day April 2. 1905 wan Sunday. b State Buys Reservations For Gaine In Brown Co. — Indianapolis, March 2 ( Special! Nearly 4,000 acres of the propos'd B,i)ooacre game reaonatton in Brown county Ims liecn paid for. amt contractu signed for 1.291 acres which w dl be purchased m soon as the deeds and abstracts are turned over to the Mate, it has been reported to the state conservation commission by George N. Mannfiolll, superintendent of fisheries and game, whose division is bundling tile purchase of this property. Conservation officials say the remaining 2.900 acres wil he secured before the end of Hie present year. Money to purchase this land for the state is obtained through siale,of fishing and hunting licenses. By setting aside tracts where wild life can reproduce in comparative safety, conservation officials are preparing to insur€ abudant small wild game in tlie future regardless of the increase in population and the destruction of additional timber tracts. Tlie commission today reported that the game warden service made 29 arrests resulting in 27 convictions during February. The two leading offenses of the month were six for spearing fish and tour for iielting.

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'Bank Os Berne Installs ' ' New Weather Forecaster u *| Bern.'. April 2 The Bank of Berne has installed a new Tyeos Cycle-Bter-airgraph. an instrument that forecasts v rather conditions. The forecaster 1 ■■ I

L s ” j Indiana Electric Company ANNOUNCES Super Zenith Radio Agency We anxiously awaited the arrival of our initial stock of Super Zeniths and we find that its performance even exceeds the maker 8 claims as well as our own high expectations. Please accept th's announcement as a personal invitation for an immediate inspection of the Radio Receiver which has created the greatest excitement ever created in radio. If your radio experience has been disappointing, then Super Zenith performance will be a revelation'to you. Never before such realism——its tone is that of the musician or speaker as though he were actually in your presence. There is practically no limit to distance possibilities. Zenith is the holder of the world’s long distance record. In volume it is without a peer; by the slightest turn of one control vou may have the softest pianissma or instantly a volume to fill your home. It is an extreme departure in design; the models are exclusively Zenith; in shape and dimensions they are distinctly different. You will be delighted to have seen this new creation in radio. INDIANA ELECTRIC Co. Sethcr Building , Phone 405 Exclusive agents for Super Zenith and Day-Fan. — J

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