Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 115, Decatur, Adams County, 14 May 1925 — Page 4

DECATUR DAILY DEMO CR A 1 Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller, Fees, and Gen. Mgr ▲. R. Holthouse, Sec'y. & Bus. Mgr Entered at the Postofflce at Decatui Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies 2 centi Ono week, by carrier 10 cents One Year, by carriers6.oC One month, by mail3s cedts Three months, by mall >1.0(1 Six months, by mall 51.76 One year, by malls3.oo One year, at office33.oo (Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Additional postage added outside those sones.) Advertising Rates Made Known by Application. Foreign Representative Carpentier & Company, U 3 Michigan Avenue, Chicago A QUESTION OF RIGHT DECISION: — It is often said of a man that he is a good business executive. What is meant by that? Simply that he has the faculty of making right dries ons. Th*: result is material success in his tin dertakings. The successful business man may seem to lead a pretty easy life. But if he has had to work his way up from a modest start that is all the evidence needed that for the most "part he has done the right thing at the right time. Head work. There is occasion to respect the faculty he posses, no matter what may be thought of how hard he does or does not work at h's job after he has gained a comfortable position in life. It is all a question of decisions, in the beginning, he finds a good many epi isions when he is called on to de- < de whether he shall stick to his job er take another. And as he continues his work, whatever it is. h.'s advancement depends on the success of his decisions, if they are sound nothing can hobl him back. Then he become* an executive, and lite nutters on which lie must pass become more and more important. Suppose he manages sales of some big firm. Shall he put on more men. and when? Shall he shift his sales force from one section to another? When and v.iiy? Suppose he is in charge of pro luclion. \\ lien shall it be increased and when decreased? How can cost be kept as low as that of competiti >rs? All through business these and mrtny similar questions come up and rmst lie answered. The successful man must know how Io answer them, and everything depends on his being right. We see the same thing on the farm, and there it is more impjrt;.nt. relatively, simply because t lore a:c more decisions to make. The fa:’,tier ordinarily is a laborer as' well us an executive. The unit, usually is not large enough to require the full time of an executive, sp the farmer v.orks with his hands as well as with In , lead. On every baud we see farmers who decide wisely the thousand and one questions that <il’ in the operation of a farming bus i-.'ss. Now and then we find one who bl tttders time ami again. His first mistake was in undertak ng farming. Tims, it is apparent tiiat success. ■.lt., ever one work, depends on 'vise ‘or Wise derisions, in turn ■i on ad sprite information. The ■: i ! step is to Im well informed. The -'•la-awake farmer is therefore in ted in the best possible source of i.fqi mation relating to his business. Chicago Daily Dover. It is no excuse.that you don't know flic law for the court does not recognize that as a defense. One of the m w laws in Indiana and one til it a good imny may be violating is that regarding the carrying of a revolver, it is now a crime for any person, other than police officers, (and this does not apply to constables) to carry .a revolver unless you have secured a permit from the county clerk; The lowest fine Is SIOO and to that may be added imprisonment. Any person who commits a crime of any k'nd and h-u in his posiiessioa a revolver is -•iT’y of a felony and there is uo

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backing up. The new law also in :' • ludes provisions regarding the sale i >l' revolvers. You can have a revolver in your house or place of business without the permit but you cannot carry it. This is for your normation and to remind you that tlie law has been changed so that you cannot plead as an excuse that you didn't know it. Get the law and read it over and if you have to carry a gun. apply for a permit. Members of the Catholic church! ami all others who have a personal; aquainlaiice with the lit. Rev. John Noll of Hmitiir.ton, are delighted with lis appointment to be bishop of the For! W ayne diocese. )t» v. Noli a one of the most,popqltr pastors of his ehurch in the state, founder of 'Our Sui|d<:y Visitor," which he has edited [ and published for a number of years,) |s a fluent writer, tin excellent speak-] er ami has all the qualifications fori the high position Io which he has] lieen promoted by Pope I’ius XI. He is fifty years old and a native of Fort Wayn*' where his father ami other, relat'ves ami thousands of clone] friends reside. Devoted as he is fol lijs work at Huntington he declares, the one big thing which brings joy in ins new responsible position is that, he is to return to the city of his nativity. B'shop Noll will, it is known by those who have come in contact with him. carry on tire, work of] his < hurch in tlie brqgdest manner, laud to the satisfaction of all. A lot of people don't seem to realize that the recent legislature enacted what is known as the Wright bf’uc dry bill and that it is now a la". Possession of liquor is a more serious misdemeanor than before and the odor of liquor upon your breath i sufficient to Lunvict you. The sootier ve realize that the law is a severe one and regulate ourselves to

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT. THURSDAY, MAY 11.1925.

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it, the sooner we will avoid diffieul•t ws. ♦ ♦ • TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ From the Daily Democrat file ♦ ♦ Twenty years ago this jj|ay ♦ 4-9 ■!>•)♦ t ♦ +"+ «& + a. 4. "'/ay 14. 19115 was Sunday. 0 _o (Big Features Os / RADIO Programs Today /

Thursday's Five Best Radio Features WI.S. Chicago. 8 p.m. (C D SZI’) Howe's better music program. KGD, Oakland. 8. p.m. (CST) KGO players in "Baby Mino." WEAF, New York; WEAR. Clove-

No Increase in the Price of Tirestotie t?(UHL[L-SOSE @»©omg© (!B(yW©K]S The extra quality built in by the extra process of Gum-Dippmg, the economy of these wonderful tires and the added mileage obtained from them during the past two years, has created such a demand that over 75% of Firestone’s mammoth production is now Balloon Gum-Dipped Cords. This has greatly increased the total sales volume and the huge Firestone factories are now working on a 24-hour schedule to supply the demand. This targe volume, produced under the most economical tire manufacturing methods, permits Firestone to sell these extraprocess Full-Size Balloons at noextn cost t< car owners. And thu in the face of greatly advanced cost tor crude rubber brought about by the operation of the British Rubber Restriction Act. Gum-Dipping mean- longer mileage— greater economy — at no extra dost to you! Enjoy the safety, economy and comfort of Balloon GutnDipped Cords this summer. Let m equip your cat now at low — Wlt b bberal allowance tor vour t,res - MOST MILES PER DOLLAR LIBY & YOST, Decatur, Indiana V.;ggICAHB SHOULD PRODUCE THgIR OWW KUBBEF

1 land; WCCO. Minneapolis-St Paul; WOC, Davenport, Cincinnati; WWJ . Detroit; WCAE. Pittsburg; \VGiI, Buffalo; WKEI. Boston; WJAR, Providence; WFI. Philadelphia. !» pm. (EDST) — 8 p.m. (EST) The Atwft •) Kent artists. WIP. Philadelphia, !l P n». <EDS: t Music appreciation concert. KDKX. Hastings. Neb., (C.S.T.I Mo men's club program. ■ —o —— START DRIVE FOR MEMBERS NEXT MONDAY Continued from Page one | is county-wide and one worthy of enthusiastic support on the part of all! ' those who believe in Adams county • and want it to advance with the times. | The membership fee in the nssoI ciat’on is only $5.00 a year for cacti individual. The renewing of the I memberships will date back to Jan- ' uary 1, 1925, and the committee will ' appreciate support of all boosters. New Oil Reservoir Tapped In Oklahoma Tulsa. Okla., Muy 14. Pausing through a dozen oil producing sands, | tapping an oil reservoir at a depth of 1.194 feet and having a daily How of 2,'>00 barrels, an oil well just brought in in the Garlwr Held in Okl.iboin i ' has added, it is a value of. $60,000,000 to siirtounding properties. I The well is one of the deepest in I Oklahoma. “The Garber field was brought in] in 1916 and is remarkable for its, variety of oil producing sands. Whitney sand is struck at a depth of 1,300 feet, Hotson at 1,590, Walker at 1.600. Belveai at 1,700, Campbell at 1,800. Crews at 1.900 and Garber at 2,100. Some of the sands have not been i named. When the new well was being drilled, various unidentified sands were encountered below 3,200 feet. When the drillers were about to slop work, they were ordered to shut off each, | new sand and go deeper. Whether, the filial strata is the famous Bartlesville sand or a pew and unknown reservoir is now a subject of discussion among geologists. Concerns mivmg a sulisl inti:il tureWhat Mv Neighbor Says V- - | Is of Interest to Decatur Folks When one hM hid the misfort me to suffer front' backache. headaches, dizziness, urinary disorders and other kidney ills -and has found relict from all this sickness and suffer ng, t that prison's advice is of untold value to friends and neighbors. The fallowing case is only one of many thousands. but it is that of a Decatur resident. Wlio could ask for a better example? Mrs. Ernst Schlickman, -'ill North Ist St,, says: “I had right much trouble with my kidneys. Mornings I was tired and had no energy to start the day's work. My back was weak at'd lame and often ached. Also my kidneys acted irregulutly. Doan's Pills from Sni'tii. Yager & Falk’s Drug Store relieved me of the trouble’’ (Statement given October 23. 1920.) On .lune 6, 1921. Mrs. Schlickman said: “Doan's Pills have never failed ‘ to rid me of kidney trouble.” j 60c at all dealers. Foster-Milburn ‘ Co.. Mfrs.. Buffalo. N. Y.

'age in the field arc Sinclair, Roxana, j Healdton. Southwestern PeteroieumCarter and Marluud-Coaden. Sinclair has 70 per cent of the producing ai re age. All the other companies 4tre ' now seeking this deep sand with four or live months work ahead on each well. | - o : — Band ConcertZTo StifH At Berne On May 21 Herne. Muy II — Bund concerts, I (which will be held in this city every Thursday during the summer months, I will start Thursday night. May 21. • Berne claims to have one of the best bands in the northern part of the ■fate.

Vance & Linn JI / x IO t 7 IM 11 They’re The Vogue! Double Breasteds In the wardrobe of every well-dressed man there should be at least one Double-Breasted Suit. And here are such clothes, appealing in style, fabric and workmanship. Great values offered here at $20.00 $40.00 —= ■ ■ ■ -■r-'- , -y „===; STUDEBAKER tW’l T 7 \ Y igaßlSea ® IF the body of this new Studebaker Brougham were built by an outside concern—as is the practice with most ot « c j-» automobile manufacturers—its price could never be s’46> 1 ne But Studebaker builds all of its own bodies in the most t modern body plants in the world. Thus Studebaker savj’ P ro^tß which other car builders must pay t° 0 ' UIUHUW I makers. This means highest quality at lower prices. (7T) 1 The new Studebaker Standard Six Brougham combine’ smart appearance with brilliant performance an ! ster mdependability—at a price no other manufacturer can eve approach. > S) ”1 /4 Come in and see thli new car—then you Hun i' r - ,an ' j| why it is that Studebaker values cannot be cquallc • ~ . rAcTrmv l ; our tvide dnors. Full width seats. Smart appear' l '' " uitk long, loso linos, oval rear s' iruiosi's and orna mcntol top braces. Full site balloon tbes. Brilliant performance of famm s 50 h- p. Studebaker engir--LIBY and YOST 116 South Ist St. P hone 1 DECATUR, INDIA NA THIS IS A STUDEBAKER YB * ’

Farmers To Hold Meeting At Berne Thursday Night ——— Berne, May 14.-4-The farmers ot the | part of Adam* county will! gather ut the Borne auditorium Thui> duy evening, May 21. lor the uecoml get-together meeting wiUi the bmd-] ness men of this city. A program coni tainlng interesting’ features for the farmer wl’.l be given, latter, refresh wilts will be served, o. L. Smith assistant attorney general of Mtohigan will be the chief speaker. —<> ——-—— — Monroe Ladies To Hold Chicken Supper „ — The Woman’s Foreign Missionary <

li,ocle,yl i,ocle,y °f t>>« I church win hold u cb L M “> ; Sat unlay evenhlg M Wkd, ' Mouro ® "omo Storo b ’■ It li, I’oillaml. » rival of King w" U,|1 k 03 w ‘s'lom is concerned. as wisdom la concerned Wh '""ur Barnett, farmer, eharl ,’*’’ wi>h the theft >"'n« ami their » Mdng Hb'-riff just when the * The sheriff i'° W They hatched .„ ?* i Barnett eaid they would s ? i