Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 120, Decatur, Adams County, 20 May 1925 — Page 2

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FOR SALE Foil SALE—Hose :«n<l Single Comb reds that are blood tested. eggs at reduced prices, E»c each or $4.50 per hundred. J F. Rupert, Monroe. Ind. llttt 2 wk FOR SALE -Late cabbage plants, to uiato plants and celery plants. L T. Brokaw. 421 No. 7th st., phone 984. 1 18t3x FOR SALE- Fresh Fish every Thursday afternoon and Friday moi nine. Pickerel. 15cts. Catfish. 25 to 30cts Cray bass ISHcts. Otto Aumillei. 126 S. Eighth st.. 11 !> t-‘-x BABY CHICKS— Wednesday of each week. Heavy breeds. $ll.OO. Light breeds. $!».O0 per hundred. Custom hatching a specialty. O V. Hilling. Rt. 2. Decatur. Ind. Craigville phone Two miles south, 5 miles west of Decatur. 90t12x MWF Tops and Side Curtains Ke paired. Celluloid sewed in. Harness Repaired. Oakland Garage, North First st. !>sßco<l-tt FOR SALE—One 0 room and one 7 room house, strictly modern. Desirable location. Call Mrs. John Moran Citv. Phone 391. 118U2X eod USED CAR PARTS For Fortis. Chcvro'.et ISO. Auburn OverlandS 3. Overland 90. Overland 75 1. Stude baker. Call 923 or see Herman Dietkes after 6 p.m. HSttix eod FOETsALE Good SO acre farm with house, good cellar, spring water, out buildings, fruit trees Sell cheap. If int< rested write to \ndrew Smith. 1308 Emmet St. Petoskey. Michigan. 20-22 2G-2Sx FORSALE —('lliCKS—R~liiced prices on finest, healthy.•pure-hlood chicks guaranteed 100 per cent alive de livery by Prepaid Parcel Post from Indiana's most up-to-date poultry farm hatchery. Barred. White, Huff Rock#. R< ds. Minorc.is. $11.50 per 100; I'.fg English White. Brown or Buff lay;linns, M 2.50 per JOo. Prompt «I<livery. .Mail your order today. Reference; Ist Nat. Bank. Mary Maude Farms. Box 99. Portland. Ind. 21-28 SIT! I NG~A ND~SI'M mVr~M I LUTE RY 1 group of Ladies Hats SI.OO 1 group of Ladies Hats $3.00 Bl' RIM; MILLINERY 120t3 FOR SAT.iI 8 loom house and lot on High st. Sill for cash to settle e late. Price $llOO. William Norris at Lenhart & Heller's office. )20t3x FOR RENT FOR SALE — Reed baby carriage, ’(ream color. In good condition. Good rubber wheels aud an excellent buy. Phone 153— FOR RENT — Nite pleasant room in modern home. Call 591. 119-3 t., FOR RENT -Garage at _ '■‘iTST'Seeom 1 street. Call phone 188. llttt;; FOR RENT 5 room house early garden. growing. Inquire 910 W. Adams st.—Decatur 120-3tx LOST AND FOUND LOST--Grey mare, weight 1200 p.s Infot mation concerning same will be appreciated E. W. Axsom. 4033 S. Hoagland St. . Fort Wayne, Ind. Te'e phone South 7772-M. Telephone charges may be reversed. 118t3x LOST A girl's black Milan hat was taken by mistake from the Masonic club rooms Friday. Please return to Josephine Archbold. Got Monroe street. 1 119 t 3x WANTED WANTED—Junk cars in tiny condi lion. Call Mahans Garage. 872 A roqte 711 tit G CI STO M HATCHI NG red u777< 1“ t o $2 go per hundred eggs. Leghorn chit ks, 7 its. Heavy breeds 9 its. Orders for chicks must be given in advance Rural Hatchery. Monroe phone H-31. 119t3x WANTED—Work to do. cleaning wall paper, rugs ami windows, porches washed. Frank Straub, phono 474. 119t3x WANTED—To do housework ami care for children, by middle aged lady. Address Box R. O. this office 3t-W-F-M " ' . . "" . PUBLIC SALE 1 will bell at. public auction at my residence located 803 N. Second Street, Decatur. on Saturday, May 23 Commencing 12:30 p.m prompt. Otic light oak dresser, bed. com inode.; I dark oak bed. dresser, com mode; 2 iron beds; I bra-a bed. ] cl.ieyry ’••d: I walnut bed; ’ walnutt imtnmdo. marble top; good mat tresses; 3 good coil springs; fiitud . I parlor s tand. 1 mall slami; 1 Ha vis sewing pjaebiim: 6 oak rock es ,; I Marrin leather ■ hair; I .eftoe; 2 walput chairs; I oak sideboard; 1 oak buffet; 1 round oak table: •; leather bottom ctanirs; :: kitchen table-' and '.b.iir ; f.. o, n i,- :{ , luirncf: 1 Universal coal or «o>«i range: 1 large size n>w- refrigeratoi . 1 oaks pedestal: t clock; I > hild desk. I child's high chair; 1 : htrte gat, oveu; ’ carpet sweeper-: 1 Fteuiiei; sdectric sweeper; 7 mall 1 ingrain rug: 1 velvet brut; seis 9x12; crocks, jars, fruit Jars;, uj.-lree. pictures., cooking utetmils: 2 t’"r< h swings; chairs; J combination bookcase. Terms:—Made known day of sale. Roy 8 Johnson, auct. Jack SruuUm. clerk W. F. ROEINSOfI. Admr.

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H. I ROHNAI’I EL. I). C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE Neurociometer and Spinograph For \ SERVICE For Location Position at 144 South 2nd Street 'Office Phone 314 Residence 108 Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 1 5 6 8 p.m. S. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night Office phone 90. Home phone 727 FEDERAL FARM LOANS | Abstracts of Title. Real Plenty of Monev to Loan on Government Plan. ' Interest rate reduced October :5. 1924 , See French Qninn I Office —Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST l Eves Examined. Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturday 8:00 p tn. Telephone 135. — MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on Improved real natal*. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to re.al estate SCHURGER’S ABSTRACT OFFICE. 133 R. 2nd gt - WANTED * ' i 1 I Rags. Rubber, Paper of all I kinds, Scrap Iron, Metals and Hides. We will call with our truck for i any juuk you wish to dispose i l <>f. , : PHONE 442 | MAIER HIDE & FUR CO, 710 W. Monroe St. Near G. R & I. crossing. , " Chiropractic is the key that unF locks the door r > to health. Come ’ n ar| d us un " - ot 'k door or S and brin S - vou bat> k to bca it b - CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors. Office Hours: 10-12 2-5 6:308 127 N. 2nd St. Phone 628

MARKETS-STOCKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Market* | BUFFALO LIVE STOCK Receipts, 2,Pio; shipments. 3.420; official to New York yesterday. l.'Juu hogs, closing slow: mediums and heaves. sl.". Ithli $13.15. other grades. s!•"..ls<y $1:1.25; packing sows, rough. $11.01): cattle. 275, slow; sheep, fioo best In nibs. $12.50; best ewes, s7.l)offj $8.00; ealbes. $1i.50; tops. $ll.OO. FORT WAYNE LIVE STOCK Hogs 110 to 120 pounds. $11.25; l.'lo to 110 pounds. $11.50; Ito to 150 pounds. $11.75: 170 to 200 pounds. sl2; 200 to 260 pounds. $11.90; 260 pounds and up. $11.80; roughs, $10.00; stag;. $6.50. Calves SG.OO«/s!t.so. Lambs—slo.oo'l.l $ll.OO. LUuAL PRODUCE Market (Corrected May 20) r Broilers, pound . ... 25e Leghorn Chickens 20c Fowls 18c Leghorn Fowls 13c Ducks IV<; Geese . 8c Old Roosters 8c Egg.i per dozen 27c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected Ma' 'm , I Oats, per bualiel 42c Rye. per bushel SI.OO Barley., per bushel . . 80c New Wheat. No. 1 $1 70 New AVbeat. No. 2 $1.03 LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET ; ' Eggs, per d n 2?n 25c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat. <’>• WOOL PRICES IN DECATUR I Wool, No 1 3&c Rejects 27c

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1925

Il NOTH E OF MEFTIXtI OF 4I»AWS ' < oi xti Hountor HEVim* Notice I* herein given that tliv Count'' B-iard "f Review of Adams County. Slnte el' liulisiis. will no el «l lyiho ’<_»•< in<k in th*' for#»noun. MunUny. .lupo 1. 1925. the belnir the first i Monday In June «»f this year, Al the Itooiu us the County Commlmdoner* in the Court Hou**** <»f Mid vounty, for, the foilowlnir 1. T<» hoar complaint* of aoy uwto.r <»f pcrMotiHl property, event atiuh |»r«»|» vrly us Ih a*Abs"ed by thv 11 State Board of Tax <“ i 2. To hear complHlnta roiirernhijr I th< HMMtHMiuuhl *»f rent «*Mt.H« 3. To equalise the valuation ainl , aSMVMstnuHt of properly and tux<ibl«s liiHtit! by the HMMCBMImr offiecrM uubae- ' uto nl to March I. 1925. I. To equalise the valutition* mafic by the awacHMorß. either by adding t<» or ilcdiH liiiir therefrom Hitch sums as may be neceßHary to fls iiMßoßßmenix at the true caah value of property. 5. ’|’o review all asßosNinentM ami to . Inquire a* to the valuation of the vat -1 lotiß < Lifmcs of propt itj or parts there- 1 * of in the Rcveral townships ami divia- ( lons of the county. } 6. To make such changes in assess-’ no nts, whether byway of IncrcUHe or. • decrease in the valuation of the var-| lous classes us property, ns ma\ be, necessary to equalize the same In or between the townships or any taxing unit. I 7. To determine rate per cent, to be adtlcd or deducted in order to make a just and equitable equalisation in th< | •'. •\eral townships and taxing units so ns to <on form throughout the count* , to a Just and equitable stamlurd. I x To add omitted property in all t ne<-cssary cases. ’ !♦. To Increase the valuation of • i» nittvd property, when nevessary. as tinade by the assessors. la. To correct errors in the names , of persons and in the <!es<-rlption of, Sprop«q-t> and in the valuation ami U'sessmeut of property upon lliu * assessment list. | I 11. T<> correct any list or valuation | . a < may be deemed proper. | 12 To correct the assessment ami .'lllation "f anx property In such mann« r as will in the. Judgment of the l I’ »aitl "f Iteview make tile valuation • thereof just and equal. I ! ITo idd to the assessment list • the names of persons, the value «»t i | persona! propertj ami the descripti«»n 1 | and value of real estate liable t«», ■ .is essmi*ni hut omitteil from the lists, i » 11. To assess the capital stock ami franchises of all dumystie corporations < \< i pt.sueh as are valued ami assessed b\ Board of Tax Commissioners. 15. To consider ami act upon ree1 <• mm mlalmiis made b> tUu louui.v ’!'• <i<» or e.tusf to be done what • .ci rise max hr n<*i-essa r.v to do t” make ail ret urns of assessment lists am.l all \aluati<»os in compliance with the provisions of the taxing laws, ami iNpvciall an set converniiiu taxation approved Mareli 11. ami th a-ts amendatory thereof and supplemental thereto. The I'ountx Board of Iteview is also • s iliji i t to bi reconvened • ialj session, to meet on 'l'uesd.i v August I. * • l <5. to evlisiUer the c. rlhled ’♦•p”i t , I ai I >iiformatmn regarding the ’n-| I equality or lack of uniforjuil> <4 i a tsi s.stm nts in thir county as may he • i esentf il to stahl board by the Stat* I U» »a i d of Tax * ‘oin inis.sioners. All to he done to eqmilize th< \ ablation and assessment of pioperty and* iaxaidrs in said county for taxes for t ie year 1925 ami of which all prnpowners ami taxpayers an rvf quired to take Juu notice ( In witness whereof, J. Marlin Jalxiu. . .<litor of Adams County. Stale of In- I iliana, have hereunto affixed my hand ami the seal of the board of commissioners of said county, this 7th day of May. 1925. « call MARTIN JABERG, Auditor of Adams Countv. May 13-20. ‘ > muh i: i<> i <xt- v v i:n« of no xu is.xLi; ’ In the matter of determining to issu*‘ bonds i*f Adams <*ount\ for the Andrew ' S< hira< k Macadam Ko<id. Notice is hereby given the taxpay-! , i s of Kirkland Township. Adams* County. Indiapa. that the proper legal* officers of said municipality at their i , r< guliy inci ting pla< e on the 2nd dax ; <»f June. 1925. will consider the ques- • tion of finally determining to Issue , bonds or other evidences of indebted, n ss. exceeding five thousand dollars | a id h.ariiig interest not in excess of five per rent, per annunu | The amount of bonds proposed is n<i to ix* eed |s.soo.o<> bearing Interest a t I per cent The net assessed value of all pn»p- --• ty of Kirkland Township is >2.3X1.-i ItHi.un and tin present total imlebted- < lo ss without this issue is >13.2J1.55. J Taxpayers appearing shall have qj right to be heard thereon. Within I !i teen days after the issuance of sip h Domis shall have been finally determin< d upon, ten or more taxpayers, nth-! er than those who pay pijll tax only.} who fe v | tli**niselvs*s aggrh ved by sm h d* termination may appeal tu the State E »ard of 'lax Commissioners for furth-j er Hition by tiling a petition therefor* with the Cuunty Auditor, and the Stat*- f Hund will fix a ihite for hearing in' this iiiUDtv. | | Bo\lU> or COMMISSIONERS OH AOAMS COUNTY. INDIANA. I Attest: Martin Jaberg. Auditor. M-13-2*»i ———— ——j- ——O~-—* " - I I*. 11. NOTH t: tnMV.|l’*i By virtue of a decree of the District Court of the United States for the I‘ strict of Indiana, made and entered on tlie 28th day of March. 1925, in a certain suit pending in said district entitled Hetcher Joint Stock Land Bank of Indianapolis. (Complainant, vs. Peter Kinney, unmarried, et al.. Defendants. No. X!»,“. In Equity, a certi- . En d copy of which decree was duly issued to the undersigned Master in ; Chancery, together with a proper precept us Safe, by the Clerk of said District Court, ami in pursuance of said Precept of Sale and said Decree. Ih<* undersigned Master in Chancery of said District <’ourt. will, on the’ 2!Hh day of May. 1925. at rhe hour of twelve o'clock Noon, at the door of the courthouse in the City of Decatur. • in the Cuunty us Adams and State of Indiana, offer for sab* and sell at public uuiery tu the highest bidder. ' tin* rents and profits fur a t«*rm of , t.«*ven years or less, of the f>»Bowing do < ribed real estate in the Coun*v of Adams and State of Indiana, towit: i The west half of the south West quarter of Station 28. Township 25 . North. Lange 1.5 East. | i Also, the Southeast qu irt»*r of the x .orth East Quieter of So«*ti*in 32, | , T'lwnshlp 25 North. Range 15 East; j sqb.i**'t to the statutory right of re- I ; demption ;which real e«-talo is sub.Um t to the lli u of the said decree in the | sum «»f >7.356 '1 with interest thereon ; from March 25., 1925. and reference ic I here <«qudc to said decree fur the pro- I ; visions thereof. If tin* rents kmf profits of said real • i:<t«* for a tcr\ii of seafen (7t years j oi less shall not sell for a sum stiff!- > iont to satisfy said decree with interest. < o ;ts of suit, and cost and nx(•eii <■ of said s4je. | will thereupon .at tlm shiih thne and place. uffeM for I ile and sell at putdl< »»ut<-r.v t». the highest Didder, for cash in hand, the . f» e simple us said real estate, or of 1 s'i mm h thereof aa shall be Rufflelent ' t" satisfy said decree with interest. • o ’ of suit, am! co; » and expenses us ( t>aio Said sale will be made without relief from valuation or appraispinent of the S'tatr of Indiana, and e>ub--1 iC t to the statutory year nf redemp- , tion ami -übject to taxes, also subject to the approval of the District Court lof the United States for the Oistrit t |of Indiana CHARLES MARTINDALE. * Master in Chancery. Indianapolis, Indiana. April IS. 1925. , Baker & Daniels. 29-6-13-2) 0 — I Gottheu. —* F. E. Treat of Gosben. ’ • thought Elvood was He w fined on a speeding charge. |

BRIDGE WORKERS SERIOUSLY HURT I Aushieie Brunner, Adams County Man, Injured In Accident Near Lynn I Aushieie Brunner. Adunis county man living about live miles northwest of Berne anil employed by Arthur I Zehr, contrnetor. was seriously injured lust Saturday when a beam in the , construction of ti bridge fell on him. j Brunner was assisting in the laying . of the beam for a bridge near Lynn | when the accident occuired. He was • rushed to Winchester lor medical aid. It Is thought that he has an even ' chance for recovery. Brunner was attempting to pry the beam up tn an effort to lay it straight I to span the creek when it dropped, pinning him under it. He drew back just as the beam fell and it is thought that this movement saved the man I front being crushed to death. The beam cauglit him between il Jn<l the abutment on which it was to Test. i When the object was lifted off him he fell into a ditch which was being used in the bridge construction. The man's intestines were badly crushed

c polonne WF M E D I U M For These Cars M \ \ Anderson Jordan fi and 8 ' Apperson St. Away 8 Kissel 6-55 j \1 M V /..•/\ WRXfeWßqi Auburn 43, 8-88 KJsse | 3.75 rTtf \ A MY/ \ ; WOT — - iWn // nt V\ \w\ /*7/\ E ” ex Revere Monson iWi // \ w\ FUnt nM,tor I*l // ft Gardner G-A Revere —Continental I*l cOMSvV-' A e 1,1 ~ 1 Gardnerß-A motor W SlllVV? Gra * Rickenbackcr ÜBA \\ \\V V''' Havnes Boamer 8 ml \\ ST \\ \\ •' oF powt” U \\ WwA V* HnpmoMeA Stevens Duryea iHm ai \\ -er- \\ V W\\l Uupmobnes Westcott , W\\ -&«•< \ WML. i V s = — ‘ For May There is none better If you drive any other make of car consult chart for correct grade at any Standard Oil Service Station and at any Authorized Garage cr Filling Station, Follow the recommendations of the Standard Oil Company (Indiana) and you add power and life to your motor, Drain your crank-case every 500 miles aud refill with the correct grade of Polarine. That's economy. Standard Oil Company Decatur, Indiana t ' (Indiana)

lund a deep ga*h was found above his < hip. It is leafed that internal Injuries I will be more serious than first con- < I templated. 1 Mr. Brunner has been employed by i Mr. Zehr for about four years muMs < n valuable num. It is the first aeci- 1 dent that he has bad during his con- * noction with Mr. Zehr. Uompensatlou ( insurance is curried on all the Zehr I Ml Il< I ’ O T X XI’XX EK* OF I 110X11 l»*t E i 111 the mailer of determining to loue|| l.onds of Adams County for tile John I Itllgeman Macadam Road. | Notice is lioreliy given the tiixpaj II , i- s of t’reble Township. Adams ,1 I’ountr. Indiana. Hint the proper legal 1 1 officers of rhl<l municipality at their I i.fiular meeting place on the 2nd day I of lune tw2ti. will consider the <iues- | Hon of’ finally determining to Issue Ihiiulm or othvr i*vltleiiccn of indo bird-I riess, exceeding live thousiiml dollars I ;iml bearing Interest not iu excess of live per cent, per annum. The amount of lionds proposed is 101 to ex<eed $1.1.590.00 bearing in-I terest at tty per cent. The net assessed value of all prop- [ rty of Preblp Township Is $2.9611.- | 210.09 ami t he'Au e.sent total indebtedness without this Issue Is $ l!t.r>01.00. Taxpayers appearing shall have a | right to be heard thereon. Within ■ fifteen days after the Issuance of such bonds shall have been finally determined upon, ten or more taxpayers, oth-I 'er thhn those who pay poll tax only, who feel themselves aggrieved by such I ceiei iniratioii may appeal to the State Hoard of Tax Commissioners for further action by tiling a petition tlierefoH with the County Auditor, and the State Hoard will tlx a date for hearing in tills I BOARD OF t’oMMISSION’EItS Ol' ADAMS t’OINTV, INDIANA.) I Attest: Marlin Jaberg. Auditor M-13-20

construiictioii workers, It is said. Word from Winchester is to Urn , effect that the num is still iu a set- ' ious condition, but unless more ser- . ious injuries are found he has an even I chance tor recovery. He will be con- ' tlned to thy hospital for several weeks. It is thought.

I A WORD WELL SPOKEN I A word of encouragement from a fallicr or | llo || u , r v ... I sometimes change the entire course of a child's life 1 . m giving him a constructive viewpoint —an ideal. A SAVINGS ACCOI NT carefully watched ov ( I - w j|| ins| - u habits of thrift, self control anil cvenluallv spit ndid (lli zenship. Why nol Mart a Savings Account lop V our ..i r i bov today with Illi - : PEOPLES LOAN AND Ijiixr COMPANY. i'c interest paid on Savings Accounts anti Certificates of Deposit. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO, Bank of Service