Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 108, Decatur, Adams County, 6 May 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Exoapt Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. j J. H. Heller. Pres, and Gen. Mgr ▲. R. Holthouse, Bec"y. & Bus. Mgr Entered at the Postofflce at Decatu« Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies „ —— 2 cents One week, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by carrier 16.00 One month, by mail M cents Three months, by mail 61.00 Six months, by mail —sl76 One year, by mall ——>3oo One year, at office 13.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second sones Additional postage added outside those sones.) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application Foreign Representative Carpentier 4 Company, 122 Michigan Avenue, Chicago. The Decatur Industrial Association desires a budget of $1,500 with which to meet necessary expense during the year, h’s a worthy cause for its impossible to do things without funds.

r John Duvall, klan candidate, was nominated for mayor by the Republicans at Indianapolis yesterday while the Democrats selected Walter Mey ers. a brilliant attorney and leading citizen. It will probably be a red hot campaign. r, The county council has voted an appropriation of SI,OOO with which to build outside entrances to the comfort stations in the court house. We believe this will prove a very popular improvement and will meet the requirement <, twenty four hours in the day. William Hosey was nominated by the Democrats of Fort Wavne yes terday for his fourth term while the Republicans selected William Geake. a well known attorney, which no doubt means a real HxuUcst. "Mr. Hosey has a very good record and a host of friends who will go the limit for him while Mr. Geake is an able . caitwguer. Tile vote cast by the Democrats yesterday in the city primary was about ninety per cent, of their strength as compared to previous elee tiott ■ In the presidential election last yeir they cast 1.528 votes while the Republicans bail 1.164 in the city. The vote yesterday was 1,450 Democratic and 233 Republican. Four years ago in the primary, with three candidates for mayor, the vote was less than l. while in the November election DeVoss received 1.425 votes and * Colter 1.135. The Democratic vote m- lerd iy was therefore about a nor m. it one. The Republican vote of course was light beeaiute there were no contests and many of them did not go to the polls. Local merchants will ask the coun cil to increase the license for trans ieut agents who peddle their wears from house to house, and why not? The '■ men do not assist in any way in in lintaining this community, pat no laves, do not care a whit about whether we progress or not while the lie al merchant must meet his own overhead, pay taxes, help the com infinity in many ways and carry the ; . -otii!' v !o-n you don’t pay cash, with this we hope the council i i• tude . a provision to bar beggars w|jo ■<' along file streets asking alm: W ar-- taxed to care for the needy nml the way to do it is in it sy.'.te mall' manner and not by donation: to lie <■ strangers, many of whom are • difi i of the worst sort. The « to rrleaf is Installing “Wigv towbrs in a number of the cities along their route and guaranteeing twenty tour hour service. It’s a good idea and where tried out is working in ■ most satisfactory"manner. Their riopoaition v.e are informed, will be pre muted to the safety committee lie;? th! month and it approved the to i lower will be erected at the V ot< Hester street crossing. The to.vers have arms on each side, carry •y yioeti lights when the track it clear and red lights when a train ii

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Solution of Yesterday's Puzzle 1 ■■IA B; L eßa'f'arMl l e aMß|e'n'ou He r e e dsHb aTtit edR d u eMf l ow E r sRaRE !A B EDME D ITSBSPAR .R A z oTIa s sHs; low si EHE L aInHcHFITe nHt ■■■p R O L o N G E OHS LAHS H E dßnlo DD S<K IF A K I AMPS lISE NSE ( A M E NHt A liN tHR AT E R OTgPO u'n'D E DHRJJ N K+ 0.0 IHo Pl e,n E|dß approaching, waving and down, while a bell rings to attract your at tention. In ease the tower does not work for any reason, the company agrees to provide watchmen and to Furnish twenty-four service. There is no question that something must be lone to protect the public and the railroads alter seven o'clock in the evening and on Sundays and this new arrangement it is claimed will solve it. Two good men were candidates for die Democratic nomination for mayor yesterday and of course only one could win. Both of them are smiling I his morning and indications arc blight for a big Democratic victory next November. The Democratic ticket is a strong one and deserving of support. George Krick, the nom inee for mayor has served the past three years as a member of the council and has proven his ability by his work on important committees in charge of the city plant and streets and alleys. Mrs. Kauffman is the present city clerk and made a splendid record .She will have no oppo sition in th- November election; Mrs. Luella Magley is the candidate for ■ tfeanurcr and is a capable and popular lady: for council the candidates are Fred Ashbancher ami George Miller, at large and H F. Linn, Joseph Hunt ei and O. L. Vance, all excellent men r.ho “can and will'' give their best efforts if elected. The present administration has a splendid record and the candidates nominated yesterday will present their claims to the voters for the November election. Republicans nominated yesterday without opposition were Avon Burk for mow. Mrs. Laura Krill for clerk; Messrs. Butler, Downs, Kocher, Moon and Shultz, all well-known citizens, for ’councilmen. The election here l" aJqse,t and orderly and the returns came in early.

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tßig Features Os r RADIO ) Programs Today fl WEDNESDAYtTfiVE best RADIO FEATURES (Copyright 1925 by United Press) I WCAI', Washington: WCO, Philadelphia; WJAR. Providence; WEAK. New York, 7:30 p.b. (EST)—U. S. navy band. KOA. Denver, 8 p in. (MST) —' Opcat i program in conjunction with music week. AVCCO. Minneapolis St. Paul. 8:30 pin. ((’ST)—University of Minnesota program. WNYU. New York, 8:30 p m. (EDST) —Music appreciation course. WEAK. New York; WCAP, Washington, 10 p. m. (EDST)—9 p. in. (EST) — George Barrere's Little Symphony.. I THE LARGER MOOD Give me the grace to take the place Os folks < would condemn; Think how I'd feel if iron heels Os hate ground me as them. Let me not judge, nor nurse a grudge, But do the bigger thing; Truly forgive,—go kindly live That sobbing lips will s |ng. —A. D. Burkett. ♦ ♦ ♦ T WENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ From the Daily Democrat file ♦ ♦ Twenty years ago this day ♦ ++++♦+++ + + + + + + + May 6 —Fort Wayne & Springfield Traction company offers to extendline to Portland if subsidies are voted. High school base ball team defeats postoffice nine. 11 to 9. Linn Grove high school hoi,ds commencement and five boys graduate. Davis Foster has moved his law offices from Bonesteel. S. D. to Omaha Nebraska. Mrs. J. W. Bosse and children and Miss Rosa Egan are visiting at Fort Wayne. The F. V. Mills home on Piercer aevnue Is being remodeled. George P. Steele opens “cracker jack’’ candy store near postoftice.

OFFICIAL DEMOCRATIC VOTE PRIMARY ELECTION —. MAYOR CLERK ,RKAb ' Krick Yager Kauffman M.igley ... 10“ 183 17!) First Ward A u 2 no Elrst-Ward B ' ‘ 21fi 201 Second Ward A. »»< < l7 . 91 Second Ward B «■ v.o 158 Third Ward A • ’ £ Third Ward II ‘ ToLHs ; '" 1 903 Majority ’ ~“ COUNCILMAN AT LARGE Ist 2nd 3r ‘ l Ashb au;her Miller Linn Hunter Vance First A IR 'j Flrat B Second A 19J ''' q'. Second B , r - Third A l '-’ ilk Third II HI 140 _ __ 144 Total ..■■- 793 784 ~279 _ 296 .299 OFFICIAL REPUBLICAN VOTE PRIMARY ELECTION COUNCILMAN- COUNCILMAN MAYOR TREAS. AT-LARGE Ist 2nd 3rd Burk Krill Moon Schnitz Butler Kocher Downs First A 35 33 30 31 33 First B 21 18 17 15 1< Second A. 55 50 47 40 ..... Second B 34 25 29 211 30 Third A .. ........ 44 40 40 35 . Third B 11 39 36 26 . • Total 233 205 196 176 50 60 78

Jimmy Britt whips Jabez White world champion lightweight. John D. Rockefeller is ill and is advised to rest from business. o KLAN POWER IS FELT IN SEVERAL CITY PRIMARIES Continued from I'age one defeated. Duvall And Myers Win Indianapolis, May 6. John I* Duvall. Ku Klux Klan endorsed candidate. won the republican nomination for mayor in Tuesday's primary by a plurality of approximately 6.500, almost complete unofficial returns showed today. Walter Myers, the democratic nominee, won out over Ills opponent. Adoph Eniliarl. by a 3 to 1 plurality. Ralph Kemeke ran second in the republican primary, with Judge Del bert (». Wilmoth trailing third and William S. Frye receiving only a fewvotes. Unofficial returns from 200 out of the 225 precincts in Indianapolis gave Duvall 35.121 votes ami I,emcke 19.345, « plurality for Duval of 5,779. A total of ISS preeincts unofficially reported gave YVilnicth 6.559 votes. Returns indicated early today that Duvall carried witli him the entire republican klan slate with the possible exception of the nominee for city clerk. j .. J Hosey And Geake Win Fort Wayne. May 6. — William J. Hosey, three times mayor of Fort Wayne, won tlic democratic noniin ation for a fourth term as mayor by a vote of nearly 3 to 1 over his two opponents in the primary election yes terday. He carried every precinct in the city and received 7.076 votes out of a total of 9.698 cast for mayor on his party ticket. William C. Geake. attorney, won the republican nomination for mayor in a nip and tuck race in which he nosed out Jacob Bill, druggist, by a plurality of 166 voles. Bluffton Results Hiuffton, May 6- Interest in the IF BACK HURTS BEGIN BN SALTS

Flush Your Kidneys Occasionally by Drinking Quarts of Good Water Mo man or wonicin can make a mis tako by flushing the kidneys occasionally. says a well known authority. Ton much rich food creates which * Iqe the k-dney jjores -t o tn»t they sluggishly filter or strain only part of the waste anti poisohs from the blood Then you get sick. Rheumatism. headaches, liver ’rouble, nervousness. constipation. di£zi ness, sleeplessness, bladder disorders often come front s'ugglsh kidneys. ’Pho moment you feel a dull ache in the kidheys or your back hurts, or if the urine is cloudy, offensive, full of sediment, irregular of passage, or attended by a sensation of scalding, I begin to drink soft water in quantities; also get about four ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable pharmacy and take a tablespoonful in a glass Os water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, com bined with llthia, and has been used for years to help flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them to activity, also to help neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer cause irritation, thus often relieving bladd- •. ■ .orders. ■ Salts is inexpensive and can j ovf '-»kes a delightful effervesetit' Met drink, which leveryon* .\ .,’ and then to help keep the ki<*." and the blood pure, thereby ui’V V to. >-■ ...-’fug serious kidney ■ -Hi!'!?.? "■ ' ', mesus have your physician ex-'.' your kidneys at least twice a year ' i

Bluffton primary Tuesday divided between the nomination of Democratic candidates and the vote for the construction of a city and community building.' The building was authorized by a majority of 250. Theodore Harsh, with 414 votes, was selected Democratic candidate for mayor over F. G. Thompson, incumbent. 306. and Daniel Brinneman. 116. Simon J. Moomaw was renominated for clerk-treasurer with 478 votes. .Marion Garton, Bert Barley ind Mrs. Cecil Cotton also were candidates. O. E. Lesh and Gabriel Markley are the candidates for coun-eiiman-at-large. Democratic ward council candidates were: First ward, Charles W. Decker; Second, Charles R. Huddleston; Third. John W. Kelly. The Republican city slate was not A Duster that Gets the Dust /kF R cac^M ’ n, ° y/jr tiniest of crevices, hai a long handle which makes it easy Io dust under furniture. That’s the X Fuller Wonder Duster Ath* Fuller Mun to you this Duster when he calk at your home. I Jr will call on you soon, but b*tt*r Mill, write or phone him when you will be at home. T HE FIJI I Fit MAN E. O. Roffler, 234 N - 5 st

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contested."" It consists, of mayor, Claude C Cole; clcrk-treasurnr. George T Becker; council First, ibcond and Third wards, Frank Huber. Harold Fra»ier and Earl White; council-at-large. J. C. Kennedy and Thomas Miller. Woman Nominated Hartford City. May 6—Mrs. Sarah Hitter won the republican nomination for mayor from a Acid of three mon in tlie primary ’electioli Tuesday. She bad a big organization of women working In her interest. Henry Hol lingshoad won the democratic nomination for mayor. About 60 per cent of the normal vote was cant. Huntington Result* Huntington.. May 6—Harold W Binder. repiiN loan, and Fred Demmer, democrat, were nominated for mayor in the city primary held Tuesday. Morros and Gott Win Portland, May 6 —O. L. Morros won Ihe republican nomination for mayor, and C, V. Gott is nominated for mayor by the democrats in the city primary hold Tuesday. Klan Wins At Evansville Evansville, Ind.. May 6. —Complete unofficial reports from yesterdays’ city primary indicated the nomination of

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