Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 92, Decatur, Adams County, 17 April 1925 — Page 5

■ Local Briefs ■I

Lark is <*l’<‘ (lin ' u " an uncle Khat died unceremoniously a few Eears ago. What gits me is how a K ry sleuth knows where f commence ■ firgl -Abe Martin. Indianapolis News. I C J V’ogiewede made a business ■trip to Fort Wayne this morning. | Mrs. Carrie Haubold and daughter, ■ Helen, spent the day in Fort Wayne ■ visiting with friends. Mr. and Mrs. Banjapiin Schreyer ■and children, Frederick aud Kathryn ■ will motor to Bellfountaine, Ohio, to-, ■morrow to spend several days with ■relatives. I Arthur <lyland left this morning ■ for Chicago where he will look after ■ business. | Mrs. Herman Gillig spent the day ■in Fort Wayne visiting with friends. I Mrs. V. J. Borman, of Huntington, I was a guest of her parents, Mr. and I Mrs. E. F. Gass and family last night. I Mrs. Clyde Butler and Miss Naomi I Butler are spending a few days at I Chicago. They wilt return Sunday. Thelma Gage, six-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Gage, of Mercer avenue, is seriously ill with bronchial pneumonia. She was slightly better today. Mrs Leo Miller of Huntington is a guest of Mr. aud Mrs. Alva Nichols and family, of Mercer avenue. Several from here motored to Celina. Ohio, last evening to attend! the opening of the park. Harry Meshberger of Linn Grove attend* d to business here this morning. E. A. Beavers is remodelling his home on Adams street. , C. 1). Lewton. operated on ten days ago. is recovering nicely and expects to be in better health soon than he i has boon for years. Reports today were that he is out of danger and is recuperating nicely. Dr. J. C. Grandstaff of Preble was attending to professional business here this morning. The yiail can travel a half mile in a week and doesn’t have to bother! with headlights. Doc Lanthier made a business trip to Fort Mayne last evening. Ray McCollum, of Geneva, was a business visitor here this afternoon. David Archer was admitted to the Adams County Memorial' Hospital this afternoon. Mr. Archer will utulergo a major operation tomorrow. Miss Mary Yost underwent a tonsil opeiation this morning and is recovering satisfactorily. LOCALS e Mrs. John Kirchner and daughters, of Preble, were shoppers here this afternoon. Mrs. E. B. Adams spent the afternoon in Fort Wayne as the guest of Mrs. W. E. Hoffman and family. Mr. and Mrs. p. J. Raymond visited friends and relatives at Fort Wayne this afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. 11. A- Olwein aud

PUBLIC SALE At my farm 2 miles west and 2 miles north of Bluffton, Ind. Wed., April 22, 1925 I will close out my entire herd of Registered and grade Shorthorn Cattle, consisting of 152 Head of Cattle as follows; In this herd are some of the. best dead ears outt of 2000 . grew ove. Shorthorn cows and white heifer cal- bushel nei ac M fl c u u Sov Deans ves in this part of the country. Some year, f you want Manchu Soy Beans, Os these cows will weigh 1,500 lbs come to this sa . - There are over 100 of these cattle fat late Potatoes fpr seed. Will sell one ready for the butcher's block. These double disc harrow, one wagon, Ford heifers and steers are just right to son governors, e c. feed on grass or for immediate slaugh- Remember the place to my <l o ter—they are corn fed. They are air cattle will be at John He "'’y H °9o s T. B. tested. on Wednesday, April 22, at 10:00 A. .4. . , . . . | also have some :eal dairy cows-, Come and see a real bunch of cattle Holstein - with young Nah kZ*’ c’lve's. Some of these calves are ready a ’ “' for veal. I have a guess that these are One registered two year-old Short 4(ic only rorn fed ca ttl<s in this part of horn bull; 3 young bulls eligible to ’ hc countr y. Don't fa Ito see them register. Why net put good cattle in fo| , thcy mU5t se || t 0 thc highest bidyour pasture? This is a real opportun i Anrj | 22. Mr. Butcher, Shipper, Ity to buy good corn fed cattle at 'stockman and Farmer here is your Public Auction. j chance to get cattle that will do you I also have for sale at this time a lot of pood, hundreds of bushels of Early Yellow TERMS—6 months. Dent Corn that will grow. This is the p. S.—Also a few tons of Harts best corn I ever raised. Tests only 4 Fertilizer. John Henry Hogg Auctioneers—Djar; & EHenberger. Clerk—J. A. 3 rick I *’ 17 ’ 1S St. Paul Ladies will serve lunch.

I family, of Monroe, were shoppers here : this afternoon. (’. J. Voglewede made a business i trip to Auburn this morning. Geneva And Bryant In Track Meet This Afternoon Geneva aud Bryaut high schools were holding a ‘track and Held meet at Geneva this afternoon. Indications were that the meet would be closely contested throughout. Geneva took a lead of 21 to 15 in the first four events, which resulted as follows: Half mile run: Geneva, first aud second; Bryant, third. Girls' baseball throw: Bryant, first; Geneva, second and third. lOV-yard dash: Bryant, first and second; Genova, third. Girls’ 100-yard dash: Geneva, first and second; Bryant, third. o — Start Presenting Case Against Sen. Wheeler Great Falls, Mont., April 17 —The government today began presentation of its case against Burton I£. Wheeler—a case which prosecutors say will involve the former leader of tlie Washington scandal investigations in an attempt to make millions of dollars, John J. Slattery, chief prosecutor, announced lie would base his case upon testimony of an unnamed Wash ington lawyer who would say that Wheeler urged him to enter a plot-fifty-fifty—whereby they would split, the earnings of their prospective client, Gordon Campbell. Montana oil operator, in a shady oil deal. o Excitement Over Suicide Causes Stroke Os Apoplexy Chicago April 17.—(United Press) —Becoming excited while commenting on the suicide of Robert Preston, university student, Rev. George De Ming Fright. 70. a hospital priest, was stricken with apoplexy last night and died an hour later. Rev. Wright was addressing members of the Sons of the Revolution on the baneful effects of youthful excesses when the collapse came. —o— Prison Superintendents Assassinated In Bulgaria Viena, April 17—(United Press)— Continuing their campaign of terrorism, opponents of the Bulgarian gov eminent assissinated the superintendents of prison in the main street of Gofia today. Latest accounts of the bomb outrage in the Gofia cathedral yesterday placed the dead, which included six generals and a score of officers at 115. with at least 200 injured.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY, APRIL 17, 1925.

CLERK RECEIVES COPIES OF ACTS Books Containing Acts Os Last Legislature Ready For Distribution The books containing th* Acts of ths seventy-fourth General Assembly of the State of Indiana have arrived at the office of John Nelson, clerk of the Adams circuit court, aud will be distributed this week. The books contain Lit! Acts that will become laws the latter part of this month. I They' will be distributed, first to the other county officers, members of tiie Adams county Bar Association, Library an<l then to other interested parties. The hooks were printed by William B. Burford, who has achieved a record for publication of laws in the state of Indiana by getting the book out a month earlier than previously. Tlie books are being distributed by counties, starting with those farthest away from Indianapolis. After all counties have been supplied with their quota of books and have so notified the secretary of state, Governor Jackson will declare them to be laws of the state of Indiana. Most important among the acts to go into effect are the new prohibition cede, the "blue sky” act, and the garnishee act. Other acts include those providing for a state budget advisory committee. diversion of all state fees into the general fund, diversion of special levies into the general fund, con solidalion of the state library, state law library, legislative reference bureau and the state historical department into one department, a

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bureau of ngrlculturwl statistics, abolishment of trustees of the state feebleminded colony, public school nulitritfon course, recodification of the weighs and measures law, licensing of firearm dealers aud pistol permits, and public service commission control of motor busses , ■ ■ —o PAINLEVE HAS CABINET PICKED (Continued from Pago One) caused Harriot's downfall. Speaking to the radical-socialist group of the chamber, however. Caillaux promised I a "democratic solution of the problem, involving a tax on capital if i necessary, “but indicating he would aim rather at reduction of govern-, ment "Expenses. Hyacinth Phllouzee, financial expert, who Is closest to the new ministry, said "It is through a series of big financial operations that Uaillaux will, try to find a solution, including a methodical policy of inovation of French debts.” Caillaux indicated to the United Press that he would first tackle the monetary problem, tor the purpose of insuring lasting healthin’es of the treasury situation, which he consid- , e-a the best means of stabilizing the franc. • Os interest second only to that which centers on Caillaux's financial program is the clash of personalities between Caillaux and Aristide Briand. I*llo latter only accepted the post of foreign minister after some persuasion. Referring to the natural enmity between the two, Li'Avenir says: “Will Painleve be able to marry the gold-1 fish and the rabbit?” o- —. — ... Bloomington. — The Bloomington Mushroom club has planned its first mushroom hunt of the season.

Early Shaving Implemanta According to Herodotus, the Egyptians shaved continually, and only let the hair and heard grow when they were in mourning. The barber of the ancient Egyptians was known as the hnq. He employed various Instruments. A razor sometimes in the shape of a small short hatchet with a recurved handle, and other instruments shaped like a knife were most generally used. i ——o Indian Montooni The heavy ruinfall in India is caused by the monsoms or winds blowing part of the year from one direction, alternating with winds from the opposite direction. The southwest monsoon blows from April to September and is surcharged with vapor from the Indian ocean. It condenses In torrents ou the heights of the Chats und forms the rivers which flow to the east. 0 _ — Gary. — An increase in the price of ice of approximately five cepts a hundred pounds to wholesale consumers has taken effect here. 0 Latin Club Dance. Masonic hall, Saturday night, 8:30. Music by Dee Fry back's orchestra. F-S

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! Good fresh feeding tankage at $2.50 per hundred. Fred i, j,Alutschler Packing Co. 90t6