Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 163, Decatur, Adams County, 11 July 1925 — Page 2

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| CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, | I NOTICES, BUSINESS CARDS

•*••♦♦•♦♦•♦♦♦•* • CLASSIFIED ADS 4 FOR SALE POR - SALE A few stood need oil stoves anti coal ranges. The Gas Company. 1 FOK SALE—Schumaker h o g feed; gold medal dairy; rhick developer; mash and, scratch; bran, middlings and tankage. Burk Elevator (0.., Phone 25. 1-1716 cod KOR SALE—Psetl purls for rhevroiei •M9O”. Overland “83," "76." "90". tVillya-KniKht. Auburn. Ford. Oakland and Studebaker cars. Call 923 or see Herman Deirkes. 155-9teodx FOR*HALE— Canary birds, male and female. 710 High st., Decatur. Ind. 15213 X »". . . - WANTED tTXSTFO- -To ImTtiorse fi>r*7lelivers' | wagon See Ernest Sohlidcmnn at Rreiner feed yard or call Phone 22. FOR RENT FOR RENT- Sleeping or light housekeeping rooms at 310 North First | Streep John Waggoner. 162t3x FOR RENT —5 room house on soutli Winchester st.. Phone 204. S. E. I J Court House I Real Estate Transfer* Mary C. Ward et al to Floyd J. j Arnold, lot 795 Decatur for a con- j sideration of $l,lOO. Ruth Roller to William .I. H. Hall-1 nert. 94 acres in BTue Creek towuship \ for a consideration of SI.OO. Elmer Stickey, etux, to Waldo M. i lehman. lot 460 Berne, for a consideration of $4,300. •lames M. Ross, etux. to James E. j Castle, etux, lot 812 Decatur (or a consideration of $5,000. James F. Castle, etux, to James M. floss, etux, 60 acres in Kirkland town ship for a consideration of SB,OOO. Ada Crist, et al., to Dorothy Walters, lot 3. Monroe, for a consideration of SI.OO. Dorothy Walters to Aria Crist, et al., lot 5 Monroe for a consideration of SI.OO. Herman Gillg, etux. to William J. Murphy, part section of Root township for a consideration of $l5O. William J. Murphy to James E.! Murphy part section in Root town-, ship for a consideration of SIOO. Alpha B. Meeks to Clara Bruhn j parts of lots 214 and 314 Geneva for! a consideration of SI.OO. Martin Schueller to Theodore | Schueller, 80 acres in Root township I for a consideration °f $6, n OS Katherine Ellenberger, et al., to Andrew Sprnnger part of lot 3R9 Berne, for a consideration of $l6O. Kokomo. — City Judge Cripe felt sorry for Gottlieb Herkoner, 59. arraigned on a liquor charge and gave a minimum penalty. Herkomer told a bystander he was treated unjustly. Cripe reconvened court and gave Herkomer the limit. o xNOTICE TO OlttnttßS Notice is hereby given that th- ■ i Common Council in ami for the city, es Decatur. In-liana will on the 21st j day of July. 1927 up to 7:nn o’eloi-li 1 1 p.m. receive sealed bids for the collection and removal of garbage within the corporate limits of the City of; Decatur. Indiana. i ; All of said collection and removal of garbage to be done In conformity with an ordinance passed on the 7th day of June. 1921. Each bidder will be required to deposit with his bid a certified cheek for Fifty ($50.00) Dollars, payable to . the City of Decatur, fndlana. The said Common Council reserves the right to reject any an-I all bids. Wlfneaß my hand and official seal this 10th day of July. 192.7. (Seal) r CATHERINE KAH FFM AN, H-t7 City Clerk. NOTICE TO CONTRACTOR* Ftate of Indiana, County of Jay. In the Jay Circuit court. Slav term, 1925. Carl Williams et at., ex parte, drainage, No. 18,120. Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned superintendent of construction. to whom was assigned the construction of the drain described In the report of the engineer nnd drainage . ..mmlsslon-rs in the above entitled cause, will on the 28th duv of July, 1925, until the hour of 2 o'clock p.m. on said day. at the surveyor’s office In the court house in the city of Portland, Indiana, receive sealed torts for the construction of ssi-i ditch. Certified check for 5 per -enl of bid j qulred with enrh bid submitted. Contractors may bid on the wprk as a whole, or on each lateral separate The right to reject any or all bids is reserved. Main ditch, 76 stations. 1 ft. bottom .194 stations, 20 ft. bottom, 172,302 cubic yards. Camp Hun lateral. 82 stations, 6, 8, 10 ft. bottom, 15,588 cubic yards. Mouth Branch lateral, 41 stations, 1 ft. bottom. 1,905 euble yards. West Branch lateral, 30 stations, 2 ft. bottom, 2,784 cubic yards. Engineer's estimate, 152,579 cubic / yards open excavation, $26,570.81. Homer Teeters, U-15 tupt. of Construction.

♦ BUSINESS CARDS ♦ H. FROHNAPFBL* D. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE Neuroealometer and Spinograph For SERVICE For Location Poaltion at 144 South 2nd Btreet Office Phone 314 Residence 1087 • Office Hours: 10-12 am. 1-5 6-8 p.m. S. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptl.v day or night Office phone 90. Home phone 727 FKDBKAL FAKM LOANS Abstracts of Title. Real Estate. Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest rate reduced October :5, 1924 Sec French Quinn Office —Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat. ~n[ a. bixler OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. Glasses Pitted I HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturday 8:00 p m. J Telephone 135 MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 6 PERCENT money on Improved real es’ate. FEDERAL FARM LOANB Abstracts ot title to real estate. SCHURGER'S ABSTRACT OFFICE. 133 8. 2nd St o' —- -o I DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN Special attention given to | rattle and poultry practice. Office 120 No. First Street, rhoue: Office 143—Residence 102 I i O -■ —■ ■ -O FRANKFORT—First wheat threshed in Clinton county was on the county farm at Frankfort, in conformity with an old custom. * oNOTICE Friends —when you are in need of ray services please drop me a card with number of house and street on it anil 1 will call on you. Leave your orders to me only, when you need me. ft A. GiUiotn. the music and sewing machine man. Decatur 1nd.—162-31 IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES FOR THE DISTRICT OF INDIANA. FORT WAYNE DIVISION IN BANKRUPTCY In the matter of Sarah J. Hettler, I Voluntary Bankrupt. | Cause No. 963. Fort Waytirt. To the creditors of Sarah J Hettler, voluntary bankrupt, of Monroe, Adams county. State of Indiana: You. and each of you. are hereby notified that on the 3rd day of July, A.D. 1925, Sarah J. Hettler was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and the first meeting of her creditors will bo heid at the Federal Court Room in Fort Wayne, Indiana, at eleven o'clock a. m., Tuesday. July 21, 1925, at which time and placa the c,editors may attend, prove th"ir claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and transact such further business as may properly come before said meeting. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSIDERATION al! claims must be prepar ed according to the form prescribed j by law, and properly endorsed on the outer side thereof with the name of I the bankrupt, name and address of I creditor, amount claimed, and name j and address of counsel, if any. Harry C. Sheridan, Referee in Bankruptcy Frankfort, Ind., July 9. 1925. o In the District Court of the United States, for the District of Indiana Fort Wayne Division, In Bankruptcy. Cause No. 962. Fort Wayne. s. In the matter of Joseph W. Hettler, Voluntary Bankrupt To the creditors of Joseph W. Hettler, voluntary bankrupt, of Monrose, Adams County, State of Indiana. You, and each of you, are hereby notified that on the 3rd day of July, A. D„ 1925, Joseph W. Hettler was duly adjudged a bankrupt, and the first meeting of his creditors will be hel dat the Federal Court Room in Fort Wayne. Indiana, *i eleven o’clock A. M.. Tuesday, July 21, 1925, at which time and place the creditors may attend. prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and transact such further business as may properly come before safd meeting. IN ORDER TO RECEIVE CONSIDERATION all claims must be prepared accoi ding to’the form prescribed by law. and properly endorsed on the outer side thereof with the name if the bankrupt, name atid address of creditor, amount claimed, and name and address of counsel, if any. HARRY C. SHERIDAN, Referee in Bankruptcy. Frankfort, Indiana, July 9, 1925. July 11 \

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MARKETS-STOGKS Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets OPENING GRAIN REVIEW Chicago. July 11—(United PreHS ) —Trading in grain fufnTes opened sharply higher on the Chicago board of trade. Sentiment In wheat hinged on increasing hot weather over the spring region. With continuance of high temperatures spread of rust Is Inevitable, experts say. The foreign situation appeared to be strengtheneing. Buying in corn was based on the strong feeling in cash business and scarcity of old corn. Oats followed other grains. Buying by commission boosted provisions. Grain Price* Chicago. July If—Grain prkes soared sharply on the Chicago board of trade today. July wheat Jumped nine cents; distant futures 6% cents. Coarse grains were sharply higher, principally in sympathy with wheat There were many contributing factors to the drastic upturn In wheat, the most important of which was the heat wave that blankets the country from the Ohio river through Montana, Crop damage complaints #rom the territory in the grip of the heat wave. Cables said foreigners, who had overstayed the market in anticipation of higher prices, have been forced back into the pit by extremely low supplies. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs—loo to 160 lbs. $13.60; IGO to 200 lbs $14.10; 200 to 250 R>s. sl4. 250 to 300 lbs. $13.90 : 300 lbs. up. $13.80; 100 lbs. down $12.75 down; stags $7.50; roughs, $11.50. Choice Lambs—sl2@l3; culled lambs, sß<fT9 Calves —$7@1L50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat—July, $1,54 1-2: Sept.. $1.49: Dec., $1.50 3-8. Corn—July, $1.05 1-2; Sept., $1.07 7-8; Dec., 89 l-Bc. Oats— July, 47c; Sept., 47 3-8 c; Dec. 49c. East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 2400. shipents 3420, official to New York yesterday. 2660; Hogs closing steady. Bulk all grades sl4 65; few 180 to 200 lbs average, *14.75; packing sows rough, $12.25® 12.50; cattle 250 slow; sheep 200; best lambs, [email protected]; best ewes, $6®7.50; calves 150; tops sl3. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKfeT (Corrected July 81 Fowl* .... $Sc Leghorn Fowls l®c Heavy Broilers 23c Leghorn, Anconas and Black broilers -18 c Old Roosters •.. 8c Ducks 10c Geese 8c Eggs 28c LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected July 8) Barley, per bushel I 80c New Wheat. No. 1 _..51.47 Oats, per bushel 42c Rye, per bushel SI.OO New Wheat, No. 2 $146 LOCAL GROCER'S EGG MARKET Eggs, per doaen 28c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Buttorfat 10c o BLUFFTON —A Bluff too man, rendered a bill of $75 for three quarts of whiskey sought legal advice as to how h'* cou’d protest the price. Then he told the bootleggers, “try and collect." o COMMISNIONEHS VI.IOWAXE# FOR JILT, 111X5 It. Wayne Ptg. Co.. Co. Itev. s.lin.l« Citv of Donator, On 2111 97 Oltix-nx Phone Co., do 46.15 Decatur Democrat Co., do 52.15 Bernice Nelson. Dep. Clerk tor, on John Nelseui, Clerk Exp. 5.M0 Martin Jaherg. Sal. ft. Aud. exp. 57.16 H. & B. Dry Goods Co., Aud. off. expense 1.00 Edna M. Jaber*. And. Cler. Hire 104.16 BO Green. 60% fees 122.31. Miller Bryant Pierce Co., Hec. Office Expense .. . 7.00 I- L. Baumgartner, Prelim. Roads 9.20 Jacob Grim, do 4.00 E. S, Christen, sal. & off. exp 219.29 r ' M. Christen, Co. Supt. Asst. 91.00 ' v m. Zimmerman. Co. Assessor 112.50 Harold Mattox, Cor. Inn. ft Exp. 21.30 T Vr. Vljserrf, Co, Health Com. 28..38 R. F. Prettier. Co. Coin. . 75.00 Ernst Conrad, do 75,00 Geo. Hhoemaker. do . 75,00 Robbs Merrill Co., Co. Coin. Exp. 20.00 Henry B. Heller. Co. Attv. 50.00 J. F. Snow, Board of Rev 130.00 Louies Klelne. do 130 00 Martin Jaberg, do - 130.00 W C. Nelson, Att. Off. ' 47.82 Gwen Davis. Wash. twp. p00r... 9.00 Harvp Todd, do 12.00 *. v. Mills, do ,r: 12.00 t,. E. Somers, do . 100.00 *. E. Blnck. do 79.00 Beavers ft Beavers, do 51.00 T. Bernstein. Blue Creek twp. poor 8.00 Allan J. Miller. Monroe twp. poor 12.00 I. A. Long ft Co., Jeff, twn. poor 4.11 San. Supply Co., Court House 22.11 Midland Chemical Co., do 12.50 P. J. Hyland, do 47.26 H. F. Linn, do 2.00 Carroll Coke & Coal Co., do 177', J. M. Brelner. Custodian 100.00 1 Julius llaiiKk. .Tall 7.50 Lee Hdw. Co., do 3.10 Peter Gaffer, do 70.89 Ida Baker, ddfc 12.00’ Allies Baker, do 12.00 Kuebler Co., do 86.00 Carroll Coke A Coal Co., do 305.43 Patrick Murphy, Co. Farm 42.50 August Morgan, do' I. 43.50 Phillip Heiman, do 40.00

Htnsrr schieirei, do 11 °® ( Helen Boll»nbach«v do 12'] jteginn Reiman, $0 J® ou ( Henry Mornlngrtwi dfk l l"S Kd. TftekeV, do — S’2l ; F.<lwln Vpetgher, do J-JJ . Clarence Conra.J. do ,!'22 : Geo. Geers, do V Grant WMtenaek. do 4.00 . R. W. Loose, do »00 H f*. IsiKmintaltlo. do Js2 22 tohn Mornlngstar. do • 5 !22 Christ Burlier, ilo *-22 . Acker Cement tVorks, do Miller Bakery, do 40.50 Lee Hdw. Co., do ... JJ2i; i Eocher Lumber & Coal Co., do 455.34 Worrell Mans. Co., do 1"00 3f.nl in Gilson, do J.iio Henry Amstut*. do *?? Niblick A Co., do ,4T- A B. Dry Goods Co., do tO« Kriek ft Tyndall, do — Anna flarner. Board of Guard. 5.99 Amanda Monts, Jo OUT Brown, do »e9 Lvdla Johnson, do J J-”" charlotte Gephart, do Cal. P-terson. do ]' .-tadlc Foreman, do ;1 Anna Trloker. do May Andrews, do ... , J 5-”? Mrs. H M. Crownover. do 159« Minnie M*usser. do 20.90 Katie Schrock. do es ®* Dan Niblick. Trustee, do JJ-2? \ C. do lull a E. Work S4ohool State Inst. 39.1 , Treasurer of State, do -F An l S. E. Black. Burial 75.00 Ad*ms Co. Witness. Leg Adv. 11.3» Amos Huser, Bridges j 209 If M. Crownover, do j*-®” John J. Habegger, do 48.® U L. Baumgartner, do 3®"® Dick Booh, do . 1J '2l Julius Haugk. Rental I*oo Wm. Fuchs. Tax Refund Kermit Bowen, enum. Marie Weiland, do ljj»® Ernst Conrad. Roads 5-22 Geo. Shoemaker do ®o"| B. F Breiner. do J® ®® Ira Wagoner, do J»®®, 1. D. Winans, Road Supt C C Arnold, Schen, k Road 1300 9® Julius Haugk. Mills Road. 709.90 if,. 1,. Baumgartner, do ,}”•?* Dirk Boch. do • '** "0 Dick Poch. Prelim. Road 36.9® L 1.. Baumgartner, do ® Clarence Mitchell. Co. Dog. J®-®® Francis Foreman, do IJ -® Fred Stauffer, do 3®. « , Nicholas Rich, do Samuel J Swartz, do J;;"® August Lelmanstall. do L> 00 Jacob Habegger. do }’■”! Louis Holla do 7..00 C. C. Arnold, do *•’® Webster C. Marti, do 6® "® E, W. Busche, do 20.0® fed Bgtar. d° 4no® Vernon L. Snow, do ■ 4®®» Geo. Geels, Highways 12®6.®8 1. A. newer, do |J}-H VV. H. Bittner, do 2j!-ri Val Snell, do *,?-? Vernon Miller, do 217.,» T. C. Augsburger. do -65 "• Geo. L Gates, do >2*'s2 Chas. Troutner. do - "" Inhn E. Mann, do v 333.50 Kd. Beer, do - '7‘ {2 l-Td. Miller, do ” •«T L. Foreman, do 1 S Dick Tonnellier. do 3 2?'2! . Gallon Iren Works, do ,i2'!2 Harry Meshberger. do -6®.®» standard Oil Co., do Crum & Tleppert. do JJf'Jv Plymouth Hock Crush. Co., do -.184 Lybarger Gravel Co., do ]soful Chas. F... Magley. do l*®®®. Midwest Stone Co., do ixnt'79 Erie Stone Co., do ‘isss's# Wabash Stone Co., do Meshberger Bros., do . . ... ®J.4.|. Warren M. Striker. 31c Bridge. 3386.«« Phftß Cole Crownover bridge i.500.«*0 Yost' Bros. Bybarger Bridge ...11M.J0 r. E. Ulman, Assessing 33®® D. M. Rice, do I*™ Ed. Gallmeyer. do 2t.i 1 Edwin Gallmeyer, do ; ;® ® I. A. Cline, do 3 i'22 ‘lifton Kohler, do ;; „ lames **' ## Auditor Adams County. -~ o —• < 0.kt(155103'GR5 A 1,1.033'.3 NCI'.6 FOB MAY. 1023 i.'itlzens Phone Co.. Co. Rev. J 12.2® City of Decatur, do . -®-5 Ft. Wavne Ptg. Co.. do 93.1® Rernlce Nelson, ("lerks Hire l®s.n® Naomi Rprman, do • 2J Martin Jaherg. Aud. sal. & exp. 5».6i Ktlna M. .laberg. auditors lure 104.1, Louies Kleinc. Treasurers exp. 4.n0 Ed Green. Recorders exp. a.® John Baker. Board of Prisoners 13.3 Henj. Banter. Ditches Everett Banter, do -® > Marlon Shinn, do -®" Wilson Eversole, do Dick Boch. do 65®® L L. Baumgartner, do aj.ou Ft. Wayne Blue Print Co., Surveyor's expense *■»; Dick Boch. do J-J5 Democrat Company, do J®.®® E S. Christen. Supt. A exp 247.00 K M Christen. Supt. Deputy. 91.®0 J. J. H„ff-r. Supt. exp JO.®® Wm Zhnmermun. C.o. Assessor 11-.50 Harold Mattox. Coroner ... 7..,® J. W. Vizard, Health Comm. and expense rS'IS Amos Rensser, do J*®’ fl. B. Heller, County Attorney 50.00 Frank Armuntrout. AH. Officer 14|.X0 tditttie M Rice. Asses. Root twp. 01.00 Edward Gallmeyer, Asses. Preble 101.00 C C Arnold. Asses Kirkland 200.00 j' a Cline, Asses. Washington 110.00 Geo. Dellinger, do 72.00 D. D. Coffee, do 75.00 Ben Schrank. do - Ed Engler. do IJ - 0U 3V. H. Taiughrey, Asses. Blue Creek township ■ ■■ -®'®2 Noah Rich, Assessor Monroe 88.00 Adella Rich, do **-6® John Lobsiger, do _ •• J 2.00 Clift, n Kohler. Assessor french 168.00 E. S. Callihan, Asses. Wabash 104.00 ,f. C. Mann, do 78-®0 Decatur Lum. Co.. Poor Root twp 15.00 Giles Porter. Poor Washington 12.00 Zlmmerman-Carner Co., do 3.00 Kd Milter, do S.o® J*>rd Peoples, do o--6) Adams County Hospital, Poor Washington and Monroe t,wp. J44.j0 J M. Miller, Poor Washington 14.00 Fisher & Harris, do 2.8® J 3V Vizard. Poor Bt. Marys .. 15.00 Fcrd H. 'fabler. Poor Monroe 6..,9 Central Grocery, do 2-9® Jones A Jones, do -••••-- • , a®-®® Geneva Milling Co.. Poor Wabasli 5.2.1 J. M. Breiner, Court House 100.00 Roma Breiner, do 20.00 Schafer Hdw. Co., do “J-'g O. O. Hak*'s. do u.».ss Northern Ind. Cas & Elect. Co., court house and jail n.9;* Carroll & Son, Jail Frank L. Johnston, county farm 712. J. M. Miller, 100.00 Patrick Murphy, do 42.50 A uffust Morgan, (lo 42.->0 Philip Heiman, do 40.00 Ht-nry Schiedel, do 11.00 Helen Btvllenbacher, do 40.00 Uegrina Tfelman, do 40.00 A. R. Fledderjohann, do 4.00 Jacob Heller, do 55.00 Amos do 32.80 William Mitchell, do 14.00 Krick-Tvndall Co., do 19.74 Martin Gilson, do 5.40 Huntington Laboratories, do 18.30} Fisher & Harris, do 207.79 , W. H. Cook, do 9.75} Millers Bakery, do 37.H0 K. W. BUyeau, do 15.30 i Hchafer Hdw. Co., do 28.47. Anna Garner. Board of Guard. 5.00 Amanda Moats, do 5.00 Lydia Johnson, do ) .00 Sadie Foreman, do 10.00 Mrs. Sam Warkless, do 10.00, Charlotte Gephart, do 10.00 Mrs. H. M. Crownover, do T 5.00 , | William l>raper, do 15.00 I Anna Tricker, do 15.00 May Andrews, do 15.00 | Louise Hagerty, do 15.00 Minnie Musser, do 20.00 Pan Niblick, do 45.00 Cleo Ward, do 20.00 , Katie Schrock, do 30.00 EM Green, do 2.50 Teeple & Peterson, do 19.45 Cordelia Druly, do 0.56

14.00 A C. Yrtgl«y. d® . 225.00 Wells Bros., Burlgl Democrat Company, nJV ' 1,375 Cxi Koskcl. rurnm Sfir, Dick Boch, Bridge Supt. .„ L. L. Bteutngnrtniir < 0 n.ftfl Julius Haugk. R«nf» jtJJO treno Syfon Sinftirium • ‘..ai, 1 ret! Llddy Refund of Taxes Trrusursr W*ll* Co.. Change o Barflcy* U Rurk. County Dog Jnn Noah Rich, 410 .5,(9 James Kenney, uo ••ion J. M Gibson, do Ira Bodl*. d*> , ,4,00 Geo. B (Wllmp. do John llendrlclts.do , 335* Decatur Denwcrat, Mills ko«« . #|l Martin Jaberg. do ' . Russell Jaberjp. do ,' M | Indianapolis .Commercial, do Dick Boch, Hehenck Itoad f? Peter Fox. XlinuM'rman road *; 0(1 Henry Krlck, Prelim Road , LOSS Wolfe, do Josh Trlckor, ilo „ 00 I Affiert Tclz. do ;' #fl I Chas. Miller, do sj m | Otis ghlfferlgy. do 5 no, 1 F.lzey Jnckson, do r, 00 ' James Dailey, do William Miller, do Diijt Boch, do L. L. Baumgartner, do Sl , William Bittner. Highways i!i' os . Ott Ray. dp ■ E. L. Korcinan. do ,S'U Val Snell, do : '.I. A. Ilowcr, do J. C. Augshuraer. do "‘ : m John E. Maam. do , Milton Edgelt. do _ C. c. Beer, do wik ISeo. Geels. do Ti- k Hoosler Supply Co., do ( P A Lubricant Co., do ; The Atlas OH Co., do I SUmlard OH Co., do .Brooks Oil Co., do Chas. E. Maglev. do ..J55-JL Arthur Zehr, Zimmerman mad MARTIN JABERG. Auditor O \l l OWAXCES T FOR JI VE ins tft. Wayne Pts\ Co.. Co. Rev. rCity of Decatur, do rJ-JJ 'Phone Co., do Bernice Kelaon. Clerks Deputy 1J5.0 John vr Nelson. Clerks expense .« ; Martin Jaber*?, salary & exp Edna M Jaherg. Aud. deputy 104.1*. V. W. Downs. Auditors exp. J John Baker. Per Diem Mileage L. r. Boiimaartner. Ditches Dick Boch. do -. ‘2 W. H. Hettinger, do L. H. Strieker, do 2.00 Lester Strickler, do S. J. MeAhren. do Henry Worden, do j.jo Henry F. Borne, do Walter Conrad, do J.nn Paul MeAhren. do j Ed Zeser, do T). J .Zeser, do -•”? 1 EL Ellsworth, do Roy Speakman, do .j-J® Kocher Lumber Co., do F. S. Christen. Supt. & exp 219. F. M. Christen. Sunt, deputy 91.00 I democrat Co.. Supt. exp., legal adv -55*S Wm. Zimmerman. Co. Assessor 113.9! .1. W. Vizard. Co. Health Com. •11 •• Henry R. Heller. Co. Attorney -»0.oo Eliz. * Burns. Poor Root anil Washington twps 21.00 G. v. Porter. Poor Wash. twp. |voo Adams Co. Hospital, do Beinelce & Son. do G. E3. Teems, do Amos Ueuaser. Poor Mom" 26.7'* J M. Breiner. Court House ino.oo Kocher Lum. Co., do. 12.00 { Hite Co., do 0.10 H. F. Linn, do 4.00 North. Indiana Gas & Elect. Company. Jail 1"-^ Patrick Murphy. County Farm 42.-W August Morgan, do 12.50 l*hlWp Heiman. do 10.00 Henry' Schlegel. do . 11.00 Helen Bollenbacher, do 10.00 I‘egina Heimau, do 40.00 Edwin do 4.00 Clarence Conrad, do 4.00 L. G. Murray, do LOO E. A. Ball, do ..... 1.00 R. O. Roller, do 5.70 I«enhart Heller, do lI.JS Millers Bakery, do 32.40 Standard Oil Co., do 1*>.40 Schafer Hdw. Co., do 5.45 G. G. McGill, do 1.50 It & B. Dry Goods Co., do 34.24 .facob Heller, do ...40.00 Fisher &■ Harris, do 44.98 Knqhor Lumber Co., do 239.31 Gay. Zwick & Myers, do 48.50 Henry Knapp & Son. do 229.80 Anna Garner. Board of Guard. 5.00 Amanda Moats, do 5.00 Sadie Foreman, do * 10.00 Lv.iia Johftaon. do t|L66 Charlotte Gephart. do 10.00 Mrs. H. M. Crownover. do 15.00 Anna Tricker. do 15.00 May Andrews, da 16.00 Minnie Musser* *tp 11 " Daj» Niblick, do 45.00 Cleo Ward, do 20.00 Katie Schrock, do ;;o oo W. Guy Brown, do 8.13 Kuebler Co., io .......... 8.20 Winnes Shoe Store, do . 6.00 Chas. Voglewede. do .... 3.98 Adams Co. Wit. Co., L**ga] adv. 28.25 Indiana State Hwy. Comm.. Right of Way ISOO.OO (’has. Morrison. Viewer 2.00 Frank Neidsteln. do 2.00 John Wechter. do 2.00 Hick Booh, Bridge Supt. 56.70 L. f.. Baumgartner. *to 300 Julius Haugk. Rental 18.00 Irene Byron Sanitarium 54.01 Warren Striker, Mel*ain Bridge 1000.00 Yost Bros., Jones Bridge 2600.00 Bernard Tanelier. County Dog 8.00 Minnie Teeple, do 14.00 l>ennis Striker, do 108.00 Manasse Liechty. <lo 20.00 Ernst Ehrsam, do 15.00 Frank Rumschlag. do 14.00 F. J. Schmitt, lo 38.00 Hpre B Erwin, Mills Road 50.00 Julius Haugk. do 317.14 S. .J, Mflft / . do t.no V al Sn<*ll. do 1.00 It. M. Andrews, do 1.00 James Hendricks, do 2.00 Dennis Brandyberrv. do 2.00 Raymond Harting. do 1 2 40 Henry Bieberleh, do 10.00 Harold Tietnan. do 10 00 (’has. Arnold. Schenck road 2.00 Chas. Arnold, do . .2444.85 Chas. Schenck. lo 3.50 L. L. Baumgartner, do 16.20 Dick Boch, do 53.50 Geo. Geels. Highways 546.57 Vernon Miller, do 331.05 John E. Mann, do 340.60 Ott Ray, do ........ 802.00 Ed Miller, do 269.60 Henry Selking. do .. 151.25 C. P. Troutner. do 276.50 Val Snell, do 770'0i Clint Hart, do 65.50 Milo Sales, dd 354 JO Milton Edge!!, do 17.L25 w. H. Bittner, do 186.80 C. C. Beer, do 582^79 J. A. Hower, do . 215.00 Ed Beer, do 366 60 J. C. Augsbilrger. do 197.95 Geo. L. Gase. do 59.50 E. L. Foreman, do 12165 Emulsified Asphalt Co., do 123 99 • National Re, fining Co., do 29 06 Lennox Oil Co., do v 07 I Standard Oil Co., do 5136 Chas. E. Magley. do 14100 L. L. Baumgartner. Prelim, road 45.00 , Peter Whltright. do e, oo I Torn Colchin, do aV»A I Jacob Grim, do oo- • Kenneth Lough, do r,‘oo , Otto Boerger. do .... «> 00 I Jacob Boerger. do J'qa Hugo Boerger. do ‘/an (Otto Fuelling. d<* "> oo t V l( ‘i d 0 100.90 Asses. Union twp. 235.00 Ed P. Miller, do 36 00 U- *!■ Rice, Asses Root twp. 104.00 ■Hattie M. Itice, do 105 00 '6M, vlir d Oailmcter, Asses. Preble 13®!oij Hilwin Oallmelsr. do .'r: v hß s ;' rno , l j'' Kirkland :jo‘on Noah Arnold do . ........ . a u i, i n r 0 ' , A ' sli " f '' Wasl »- Lvp. 14.0® A. R. Bell, do in- a. Ben Schrank, do aVL, D. D. Coffee, do ' JsTa Ed Enffler, do "" 4V™ Geo. Dellinger, do 47(in li, .®V, R S°B' 4 *'***• st - M»<TB 240.00 14en Colter, do 1.... W H. Laughrey. Asses. Blue ' , Creek township

’bYA. A dft ,¥ ' or Mo,uo * ' : ■ U:So ! ' vaba ’ u 5531, ?^«r£r ny ot Wtt. *uu !«»"• 4,00,. tutions VLAI(TIN JaBURU. Auditor. frralffbrt.-Walter Knowlrs. rmnVfor. brakeman I® lucky because a ruity revolver in the Hands of * | tramp failed to dre. Knowles ord-1 ered the tramp to 6®* llls trall !_

the cort I TONKiHT ONLY | William Desmond , 1 in a blue streak western drama **xif ft ME B DLER” Wm "PUZZLED BY ■ .. “I'll Show You The Town,” ‘ ""a ini versa! featuring Reginald Penny. Packed with laughing dynamite. Just look back Five Years Suppose vou had saved YESTERDAY & TODAY "" ul<l ha ' c ' If you will make up your mnw/iDDnu/ mind to live on Ihree-quarl-TOMORROW , (f your earnings and put tl«- oilier fourth in the vn.k llie Dollars will pile up surprisingly. Slart a Savings Account at this bank. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. Bank of Service \ . ■■— , » — - ■ ■■ - -1 1 | J Special Sale On ! ROOF PAINT H ■■ ' ■■■■ ■ ■ x.ftiua..! ■■ 0 I> !i One. and five gallon cans at Factory [J prices. Several 40 gallon drums at less than cost. If you can use oue of n these 40 gal. drums, eoiuc and see us. ® i BUY YOUR COAL NOW The price is right. J .lust unloading a ear of 0 PREMIUM CHESTNUT * See us tor all kinds of Building mater- ? „ ial. Let as help you keep i dry and warm. I £ | Kocher Lumber & Coal Co. ; I n-st .Street * Phone 12 I [) i i> fi gfiTTirntrwwipii*' d j- — ? CHEAPEST FARE EVER OFFERED ) i 16-OAY EXCURSION S —TO—--5 * 4 i NEW YORK CITY [J : —AND RETURN—- ! ERIE RAILROAD t.oinx THURSDAY. JULY 23. 1925 , Itc-lurmng .mi 0 r before FRIDAY, AUC. 7 fl, ) ALL regular train!; » SLEEPING, PARLOR, c TOP r)vrc« 1 DININ'y: uadc ft I OP-OVERS i Lll ’"* i AKS PK'PMiTTivn AVAILABLE 1 Eg iITTED A?k *** Tick?l ROUND TRIP FARE from DECATUR $27.28 j'«i—-

Th<> tramp placed the revolver against Knowles cheat and pulled the trigger I view. Plymouth. — Two high fliers roarretd as Plymouth. Lieut. Joe Donnollin, of Dayton, and Mlsa Josephine Klm ,ey of Berrien Springe, \Uch, llpw there in separate planes, wtrn married i>y « Juatleo of peace anq , f , tn poanellan'9 plane for a hottev. moon. * I —— Hileman’s Garage, a good place to buv a used car in find class