Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 25, Number 200, Decatur, Adams County, 24 August 1925 — Page 2

f CLASSIF lEn ADVERTISEMENTS, I I NOTICES AND BUSINESS MBPS j

• CLASSIFIED ADS ♦ FOR SALE_ JdfBAIJC-—A few good used oil stoves and coal ranges. The Gas Company FORSM-K —A choice lot of Du roc males for fall service. J. D. Nldlinger, 4 miles northeast of Decatur, 193-ts FOR SALK—One willow rocker, one Kim Rocker; One Oak rocker; Center stand; dining room extension table, 45 x 45 with four extra boards; Oak bookcase, 2 x 4Vfc feet; Garland gas range; Walnut mirror, 2 x 3Vi feet. For sale at Mrs. George Roop’s resilience, 330 N. 10 St., or phone 821 afler 5 o’clock. 194 Spd. FOR SALK—A good piano in excellent condition, at a bargain. Inquire of J. S. Coverdale. phone 187. 194tf -• poji SAKE—Parts and repairs to 16 and 17 model Hoicks, six cylinder, rims and tires. Inquire 416 Mercer Ave., after 5 p.m. 195-ts FOR SALK —78 acre farm, good soil. improved, in Jefferson township. Adams county. J. H. Kngle, Geneva. Ind., R.R. 2. 199t3x FOR Sale- Second hand Dodge parts. D. E Tumbleson, 326 North Bth street. 199t3x BART CHICKS — Wednesday aud Thursday of each week. Heavy breeds, $10; Light breeds, $8 per hundred. Custom hatching a specialty. O V. Dilling. Rt. 2. Decatur, Ind., Craigville phone. Two miles south, 5 miles west of Decatur. M-W-F-144-ts FOR SALE- My Fall and Winter Hats have arrived Just received a new shipment today; Prices reasonable. Mrs. Maude Merriman, 22 S. 41 h street. Decatur. 20fV£t JtAOIO For Rale New three tube set j frith tubes. Will sell cheap. James | fwjwu. Phone 272- 200-3tx j FOR SAI.k-T.-rbales rye straw John W. JJleeke, phono L-694. 200t3x j LOST AND FOUND — ■■■■ ■ —i . —-—.—- LOST —Auto License plate 225-781 Fin- j dor please return to this office or Wm. ■ Kritag. Preble 198-iltx | LOST— $23.00 in bills. 3 fives and night one dollar bills. Lost on I Second street. Return to 414 No. 7th i street, and receive reward, Charles Feeney. 199t3x WANTED—GirI to work in kitchen at Andrews restaurant. 2002tx liOST Oil STOLEN—-Urindle Hull Dog Brass studded collar. Notify Ray Smith, phone 796-L 1200-31 toss— A yellow back ten dollar hill, reward Phone 953. 290-3 t WANTED WANTED — Salesmen: For local and j surrounding territory. Man with auto-I mobile preferred. Address Panolenm j Prodncts Company, 8716 Broadway, j Cleveland. Ohio. 199-:»tx ; WANTED — Some children s serving to do. Call phone 1009 or 1203 W Adams street. IS9-3tx j WANTED — Clean, washable rags, suitable to clean presses' and type. Must be clean. Not common ratfs or waste, or dirty clothes. Prefer muslins, calicos J and like. No laces, heavy underwear, woolens or heavy materials. Will pay 7 cents per pound for the richt kind if brought to this office, but they must be clean and the right size. Decatur Daily Democrat. 182-6tx WANTED TO RENT A 6 or 7 room house. Call 318. 200t3x ( FOR SALE—I,OOO 98-Tb cotton bags from 5c to DH-. each. Decatur Floor and Feed Co . phone 70. FOR RENT FOR RENT —Six roo mhousp and garden two miles cast of Decatur. IT M. Dcvoso. !97-3t — MISCELLANEOUS GENTLEMAN desires correspondence with young lady of about 28 years ; of ago; object matrimony. Address Box, No. V. 2 Democrat. 199-3tx EVANSVILLE—Curtis Larkin, of Evattsvllle, took time belonging to other people, police said. He was given ten dwys in jail for alleged theft of watch- «"• -Ul ArrOINTMK.XT OF AUWIMNYHATOR Notice i * hereby criven. That the TUKicrHigrrHid has been appointed Acini ini 6t. rat or of the estate of KUzaheth latf'hly, Jate of Adiuns founty, d* erased. The estate Ik probably solvent. • i JOHN M HILTV. A'jgUKt 7, IT>25. Administrator S Health is precious, and the nvents trivial in proportion ♦ o their 1 potential l benefits to yoaWhy not call for an appoint* CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors. Off!:* Hours: 10 to 12-*-2 to 5 fc.JO to S.CD. PUont 628 ]

> ♦ BUSINESS CARDS ♦ i*♦♦*♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦» H. FROHNAPFEL. I). C. DOCTOR OK CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalometer Service Will Convince You at 144 Boutn 2nd Street Office Phone 314 Residence 1087 Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 1-5 6a 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 Estate Pleuty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest rate reduced October :5, 1924 See French Quinn Office—Take first stairway south ,of Decatur Democrat. N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30- 12:30 to 6:00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 136 — MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PERCENT money on Improved real eatata FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts nf title to real estate SCHURGEr 8 ABSTRACT OFFICE. S 3 S. 2nd 8t i o—r~ — — -o WE WANT A man or woman, fu'l ir part time to represent ns in Decatur and surrounding towns. If you want to make extra money writ! 1 WILSON LABORATORIES i Fort Wayne, hid. | ! 200tf SEYMOUR—George E. Waggoner, 73, married thrice, has married for the fourth time. His bride. Mrs. Elisa J. Moore, 49. has been nrirriod twice. ELKHART —Norman S. Connins, 71. drew $3,000 from the bank, packed a revolver aud a few clothes, told his wife lie was going west. Police arc \ looking for him. MARKETS-STOCKS — Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Market# — Chicago, Aug. 21. —(United Press i — Grain futures istnrtcd irregular on ! tile Chicago board of trade today. Mixed feeling in wheat, wa* more I evident. The disposition at outset w-a« ! to go slow pending developments. Spot 1 grain was up fractionally. Futures held steady. Corn weakened fractionally. The market was under selling pressure induced by frecer movement and good crop news. Oafs held steady without featuras. Provisions got off to a steady start. I East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 4800, shipments 4180 yesterday; receipts 6400. shipments 3420 today; official to New York Saturday 3420; lings olosing steady. Heav.es. [email protected]; mediums $13.50(fi 13.75, light weight. $13.75: few $13.85; light 1 "gilts and pigs $13.75; few sl4; parking sows rough $1150; cattle 3000. steady; steers 1100 lbs. up $91911.60; ni choice here; steers 1100 lbs. down la.&OtfrlO.GO; yearlings up to sl4: heifers s6@s; cows [email protected]; bulls, $3.50066; sheep 0200, best iambs, $14.25; few $14.50; nil’s $1250 down, best yearlings sll @11.50; beet aged calves 1500; tops slt; culls $11.50 wethers sB@>B.CO; best owes ss@7; down. LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected August 24) Fowls 18c Leghorn Fowls 13c Heavy Broilers 18c Leghorn, Ancona* and Black broilers 13c Old Roosters 8c Ducks 12c Geese 8c Eggs, dozen 27c LOCAL GRAIN" MARKET (Corrected August 24) Barley, per bushel 1. .75 Oats, per bushel 33c Rye, per bushel SI.OO New Wheat. No. 1 $1.66 New Wheat, No. 2 sl.5 r LOCAL GROCER’S EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 27c BUTTSP.FAT AT STATION Eutterfat lie

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, MONDAY, AUGUST 24, 1925.

J NOTICE) TO TAXPAI'RR* OF TXT LEVIJCS 1 la th* Matter of Determining the Tax Bate* for Certain Purpose n by Washington Township Adams County, Ind. Before the Township Advisory Board. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers H of said Township above named, that I the proper legal officers of said inuitlH clpaiity Ml their regular meeting place, | on the Ist day of September 1925 will r. consider the following budget: Iluriac! flHsslf lent lon fur Townships , Township Fund Bay of Trustee |l#oo.oo ► office Bent .. 150-00 Clerical Help 150.00 T»’UHl99’*i l*X|H'l4iO—.i Ti .i \ ollng *■"" *•" ■ Kuppll* .s for Justice "f IVacr -00.00, liookM. Stationary, Printing and Advertising / 400.U0 I*s 11»1 i« Ditch**# (usacsaiiienU against TowOsliip) . 7W.00 Vay «»f Advisory Hoard 15.00 rare of Cemeteries - 250,00. M laccllaiteotut—--1 Pub. of Reports 200.00 1 # j. Kxam, of llecorUa H 5.00 ' MiaefllanetMi.s •"•bm.oo Total ToWnstilp Fund 13700.00 Knitwßlr Sf T»w»«Jilp Fudiln to be Rnlaeil Estimate of expenditure*, as above .$3700,00 Working lailame at end of year tt» meet nweseary «*xp*»tuJituruM until receipt of reVenuc from taxation 1300.00 Total $5000.00 Leas estimated revenue and balance— Balance at cn<l of I hi* year $ 1400.n0 Total deductions SIIOO.OO f Amount ncrrusary to be raised by taxation $3600.00 *peci»l Ncliool FanS Repair of building* and care of isrounas -♦ $500.00 Repair of other equipment 200 00 School furniture and t-quipmeut 300.00 School supplies 400.00 Janitor’s supplies 2t0,00 Fuel for schools — 700.00 Temporary loan*. Interest and insurance 100.00 School trailxfera - 3500.00 leathers Institute 300.00 Janlt*»r service# 600.00 j Transportation of children . 1 400.00 Miwceilapcoaa—2. Bonds ani Coupons ........ 600.00 Total Special School Fund $8700.00 . f-'.NiiNuitc «t Ppeelnl Fs»4 to be ItaiNrd Ketimatc of expenditures, as above $8700.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditure# until receipt of revenue from taxation 3300.00 Total . $12,000.00 Less estimated revenue and balance — Balance at end of this years36oo.oo Total deductions $3600.00 Amount necessary to be raised bj taxation ...$8400.00 Library I nml Total Library Fund $361.00 i:»4ltna«e of Library Fuad to be Halted Estimate of expenditures, as above .$361.00 Amount necessary to be raised by taxation $361.00 Tuition Fund , Pay of teachers $5760.00 Total Tuition Fund ...$1760,4)0 FMlmnte of Tuition Fund to be Knitted Estimate of expenditures, as a bore $5760.00 •MNit'kinf balance at end of year to meet necessary expendilures until receipt of revenue from taxation 3300.00 Total $9060.00 Less e.«iimated revenue and balance—- ) Revenue not derived from taxation 22$fyoo Balance at end of this year SIOOO.OO Total deductions $6260.00 Amount necessary to be raised ' by taxation $2800.00 Poor Fund To reimburse County $2000.00 1 Fstlnxite of Poor f und to be Raised Estimate of expednitures, as above ... $2000.00 Lcsr estimated revenue and balance — A uoiiut necessary to be rai*4id 1 bj taxation ..J.52009.00 Pro|K»*4*d Lftlrs Net taxable property, <Tv il Township $9,856,650.00 Vchool Township . 3,611,180.00 Xrttm* Levy Amount of on to be fund Property Raised Township .0 1 $ 3600.00 .Special School .23 Sloo.no Library .01 361.00 Tuition 07 2800.00 Poor 02 2000.00 fatal ; sit i 3.06 I BMpHratbr Statement of the Tnxe* f olieetrd ‘Did to be Collected Xhoen \meii»t* Collected Lust Three Year* I Name Collected Collected j Name 1922 1923 J Fund Levy Levy I Township - $:o:f 271)6.00 Special School 6876.50 7975.00 I I Bond 1618.00 • Library 495.69 391.00 j I Tuition 4045.00 1690.09 ' F#«.r 7690.00 2699.90 Total $17567.90 $11666.00. To be j lifted ! Name OJlectcd This Levy ; ! of J 921 1925 Fund Levy Levy I j Toanship $2960.00 $3600.00 j Sp4>cial School 6500.00 8400.00, Bond 1159.00 Library 387.50 361.00 ’Tuition 1937.50. 2800.09 Poof * 2009.00 Total $14875.00 $17161.00, Taxpa> er» appearing shall have a| right to be thereon. After tajt Ifvtos have aeen determined, ten or • 1 ntore taxpayers, feeling themselves j aggrieved such levies, wiaj appeal I to th»* State Board of Tax Commissioners for further ami final action thereon. by filing h petition therefor with the County Auditor not later than the fourth Monday of September and the State Board will fix a date of hearing iu this County. j T>at«'d August 20, 1925. c.LEN COWAN. Trustee. ( S. NIBLICK. j * O NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TAX LEVIES In the Matter of Determining the Tax Ba’es for Certain rurpo#es by Root Township Adams County, Tnd. , Before the Township Advisory Board, i Notice i# hereby given the taxpayer# of hm!<| Tow ohip atmxe mimed, that the I j>r« • r legal officers of said municipality at thHr regular meeting pla r ‘e. ' on the l. t dav of veptemWr 1925 will on alder the ioDowing budget: Hwift ClMatfientlww F#r TowMUr Towuebip Fund P-iv of Trustee $7 29.00 Office n.e«l 90.00 Truitee’s expense—h. Traveling 160.00 Books, Stationery, Printing and Advertising 150.00 Publh Ditches < assessments apnlnst Township) 300.09 . Pay of Advisory Board 15.99 S/hool transfers .72 700.90 Miscellaneous—1. 300.00 Total Township Fund $2575.00 E*tln»atr »»f To«n.iMp Funds to b«* HuUrd Estimated * vfroiidltorflrk a# above $2375.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipt of revenit- from taxation 609.00 Total $2975.00 Less estimated revenue ami balance— Balance at end of thin year $350.00 Total deductions $350.00 Amc-unt vefenAaty to be rat filed | by ta- ation $2626.00 Ro9d Fund Labor $4100.00 Hoad machine cand toots 100 00 Br'dges am! culverts 160.00 Gravel, stone and other material 1200.00 Total Road Fund. $2000.00 F.stinrofo o* Rom) Fond to be Raised Estimate of expenditures, a* above .$2000.90 ! Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expend!- J I turc# until receipt of revairue from taxation irOC/OO 1 1 lota! \ $^200.00 estimated revenue and bajuijce—■

*i Balance at end of thla year Total deductions ...1360.00 ■ Amount necenaary to b<- ralaod I by taxation 31*60 00 b|M-<tnl School Fund I Nrw bulldlnta uml Krounde 1000.00 . Itepulr of bulldliiKH and card of i it round* 300.00 Beralr of other equipment School furniture and equipment jOOOO School euppllee Janltorte eupphea Fuel for achoola 1100.06, i Temporary lonna, Intereat nnd inaurance 1 i Tenrhara In*,Rule 4”0.00 1 Janitor aerVltea .Sir!!? Ttanaportatlon of children 1.00.00 Mlarellaneoua— I. {SO mi >. Total Spacial School Fund lb-'OO,OO Fattnintr nf bpei-lal Sclionl I'niiil <u be Hnlaril Katlmate of aipemUHireH, na above M 2 Worklna balance at end of year to meet noceaaary expend tturea until receipt of revenue from taxation 1,11 Total 310,200.00 l.exx eatlmated revenue and balance— Balance at end of thla year It too.oo Total deductiona fl4otl.t*o Amount nereaaary to lie rnlacd by taxation 18800.00 Hontl Fluid Payment of bonda 3:000.00 Payment of Intereat 3Hu.vl Total Rond Fund f.38c.00 Fatlmntr of llond Fund -o i»«» IlnlMcd Estimated expenditure!!. ■**.„.** above $258.» 90 ‘ Total deductions .... $2385.00 Amount necessary to ih> raised by taxation $2360.0® ■V Tuition Fnml Pay of teachers SB.» b*.o6 Total Tuition Fund $8640.0$ ICntitMAte •# Tnlfltm Fund *o he Rained Estimated expemltturf-4, an above 3*610.0# Workin* halanre at end of year i to meet necessary expenditures until receipt of revenue from taxation ... 4-io.no Total 112X1 I .ess estimated revenue and tmtance--Itevenuc not derhdd from taxation Balance at end of this year 11606.09 Total rtednetlons *5300.00 Amount necessary to be ralacd by taxation ~siulo.O6 Fropowd l-fvkr« Net taxable property. Root $2.984,700.0$ I Net taxable property, DecaturBoot $.,,238,000.0# ! Number of taxable poßs — 36182,0# Name Levy Amount of on to Ire Fund Property Raised Township 7t» tWS.nI Read 6 iict.os Special School 30 Rond 8 i «*!»•,.oe Tußton — 25 7500.0# Poor Vi 175.00 Total 7« *23120.0# Comparative Statement of the Taxes t irltcrted nnd to be Collected Sbuwe Amounts I lilti-rtcd Last Three Years Name Collected Collected of 1»22 1323 Fund Levy Eery Township - t 315.00 $|Ul.O« Road 945.00 12i0.0J Special School 7*76.09 Tuition 1*040.00 4*«4.00 Door L»8.0« Total $1417 6.09 $17467.90 To Ur CctUrcUtd Name Collected Tills I-evy oj 1921 1925 Fund Levy Township $ 246 4.00 $2632.90 Road 1902.00 It cl.oo Special School 13631.00 8970.00 Bond 2536.00 2392.00 Tuition 5389.00 7800.00 i’oor 175.00 Total $25922.00 $33420.00 I Taxpayers Hppearlng ihall have h right to be heard thereon. After the tax levies have been determined, ••r more taxpayers, feeling thenuudveH aggrieved by such levies, may appeal to the State Board of Tax Commissioners for further ami final action thereon, bv filing a petition therefor with the bounty Auditor m*t later than the fourth Monday of September, and the .State Board will fix a date of hearing in this County. Dated Aug 15, 1925. A. J. LEW TUN, Trustee. o— — NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS UV T\X LEVIES In the Mutter of Determining the i Tax Rates for Certain Purposes l*v Union Township Adams County, Ind. Before the Township Advisory Board. Notice is hereby given the taxpayers ot said Township above name'd, that the proper legal officers of said municipality at their regular meeting place, on the' Ist day of September 1927> will consider the following budget: I Budget < tn**4ft»*Biion For TswnshffiM Towtmbip Fund Pay of Trustee . $696.00 Office Rent . — 60.00 i Trustees expense—- ... TioavkjHiig 110.00 U. Telephone tolls and Telegrams - 15.00 | Books, Stationery. Printing ami ’ Advertising 150.00 Public Ditches (assessments I against Township) 400.00 S Pay of Advisory Board 15.99 of Cemeteries 50.00 Miaecllaneous/1. Examination of Records 20.00 2 125.00 Total Township Fund $1545.04) Esttmote «rs Toi*i»»Mp Fandn 'o he Raised Estimated expenditures .'w* al»o\T ... $1545.09 Workfng balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of refenuc from taxation * 300.00 Total $1845.00 Less estimated revenue and balance — Balanc*’ at end of this year $600.00 Total de«luctlou.s $600.00 Amount nevessary to be raised I by taxation sl2 45.00 Road Kiiod Labor $509.00 Road Machines and tools 50.00 Bridges and culverts 300.00 Gravel, stone aud other material 50.au Miscellaneous—1. Repair of Rural Routes. 100,90 I 2. Tile — 100.99 3 590.00 Total Road Fund $ 1,600.u0 Esllmete of Rond Fund to be R»i>»d V.Umatrti expenditures, u. above $1190.00 Working ba.Anee at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue from taxation 400.00 Total $1500.09 'Lest estimated revenue and balance--Balance at end of this year. 100.00 Total deductions . SIOO.OO Amtrnnt necessary to be raised by taxatfon „ f{sso.(M B|»Hul bcbrnA Fwnd Repair of buildings and sare of ground?- $150.09 Repair of other equipment 50.00 Behoof rumiturc and equipment 75.90 fkdiotjl Janitor’s supplies 50.00 Fml for schools 400.99 Teachers Institute 200.00 Janitor services 175.00 7 transportation of children 4490.00 Miscellaneous — 1. 90 Total Special Hcbool Fund $3090,00 EnOiiimU* of Special School Fuud -o 4»** Rnlacd Estimated expemJiturer, a:above $3000.00 Working balance at end of year to meet necessary expenditures until receipts of revenue taxatLon 1590.00 Tbtal $4500.00 Le«r .estimated rcrenu'’ and balance— Balance lit end of t/ils year $1600.09 Total deductions $3000.09 Amount necessary to be raised I by taxation $3000.00 • Tuition Fund i Pay of tcacher« » 1 Pay of school triiiißfers 2200.0*0 Total Tuition Fund .ssiou.oo of TwfHo- Fued ts be Refaed \ t&pencUtur9&. as

Boy Killed When Traction Car Strikes Speedster indinnapolis. Aug. 24 — (United p r ,. BS )_Onp Indianapolis youth was kllUd and another was seriously in- 1 Jurcd today when a small speodster , auto was struck by an intcrurban car here. William Bow bn, 11, was crushed to death by the interurban. Raymond Tinman, 16, driver of the auto, was seriously hurt. A third occupant of the ear, John Bowman, *, saw the impending trash ind rolled out of the auto. Tito interurban car was not traveling at high speed. — ... -aSecond Cousin Os Abraham Lincoln Dies Canon City. Col., Aug. 24.— (United Press)—Mrs. Emma J. Agard, 71, a , second cousin of Abraham Lincoln, died here yesterday. She was born at Quincy, 111., being the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. J. V Hanks| In 1881, with her husband, she came to Colorado. Editor Os Washington Herald Dies Suddenly West Baden, Ind., Atte. 24.—(United Press)— Charles Sefrit, editor aud owner of the Washington. Ind., Herald, died suddenly, at the West Baden Springs hotel. Sefrit died while on his way to breakfast. He had been taking treatment for several weeks at the hotel. r.orn in Davies county in 1960. Sefrtt had spent his entire life iu southwestern Indiana and was one of the best known editors and republican workers in Indiana. Dorothy Ellingson Is Found Guilty f San Francisco, Cal., Aug. 24.—Dorothy Ellingson, 17-year-old matricide, was convicted of killing her mother, Mrs. Anna Ellingsou. by a jury- in Superior court here- Saturday. The jury decided that she was guilty of manslaughter, which carries with it a penalty of from 1 to 10 years in prison A California statute prevents the execution of any one under the age of 18 years. 11AZELTON —Norman Queenv, 3, of Hazelton. farmers son. fell from a wagon upon the sharp blade of a corn knife cutting a deep gash in his head. LEBANON—J. W. Games dug up a cannon ball. He believes it was used in Indian wars. o NOTICE As I am attending the clinic for transfusion of Wood in Fort Waym-. it would be well for nobody to buy or remove anything from the I* G. Williams farm, without the latter’s consent. mt-2x L G WILLIAMS _ STOCKHOLDER’S MEETING Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Citizens Telephone Company, of Decatur. Indiana,, will be held at titc office ot the secretary of said company, in the city of Decatur, Indiana, on Monday. September 7, 1925 at 7 o’clock p.m. for the election ot five directors to serve for the ensuing year and for the transaction of such other business as may be properly brought before said meeting. HERMAN F. EHINGETt, Secy. 300 to Bcpt. 7 above 1380#. 0(1 Working balance at etui of year to meet necessary rxt-eiuti-tures until receipts of revenue from taxation 1800.00 Tot at s?St>o,o# Less estimated revenue and balance Revenue not derived from taxation .... 800.I>0 Balance at end of this year 3300.0 n Total deductions 31in0.00 Amount nc rasary to be raised by taxation 13500.00 Poor I-'itts# To reimburse County *102.00 tlsMiuoie of Poor Food to be Ralacd Ldtipia.tcd expenditures. as above ... 1102.00 Amount necessary to be raised by taxtfTion *102.00 Proposed Lev Ira Net taxable property *1.710,070. 0" Number of taxable polls 213 Name Levy Amount of On to be Fund Troperty Raised Township 7.1 *1265.60 Road ?.» laMtwr Special School . 17... 2002.00, Tuition 20.5 3r.05.0n Poor . oo# 102.nn Total 55.0 „ s<itn:i.Qti Comparative Statement of the Taxes I nlleeted and to be lot levied Shows Amounts Collected bast Three A ears Name Collected Collected of 1022 1023 1' und Levy Lew Tow-nshtp * 375.n0 11370A0 Road 2278.n0 3i;o oo Special School SO oo 28«rCOO Tuition StS.oo 4000 00 Total )1j56.00 1*695.00 To be .. Co 1 le-’ted Name ColT-cted This Levy ol If 2 4 1925" t Und Lew Lew Township ftn.-o.on *1265.00 Road 280.00 ikHs'on Special School .7060 On *>pi- no Ttntion .7960, pn 3:,nvo ( ( Poor 102 0-1 Total *9>W)O.OO *»i#.7!ofl laypaj-er* appsarin* rhajl have a r'srht to be beard thereon. After the titx levies have been determined, ten or m-nre taxpayers, feeling themaelves aggrieved by such levies, mat appeal , t” ‘be Hi ate Hoard of Tax. Commisalmi--1 e»« further and final action thereon, ’by filing a petition therefor with the’ >'County Auditor not later than the- - fourth Monday of -JSeptember, ami the State Board will Hx a date of t.«» r - In tbij County, Dated August is. 1925. . I RUDOLPH WLILAND A- J. BXENZ

Magee To Have Hearinf On Murder Charge Wednesday huqtifrqn#. M. M,. AuF- 24—Carl C. Magee, editor ot the New Mexico ! State Tribune, nursing bruises he recolved at (he hands of Judgo David J Leahy, today awaits one of the biggest fights of a stormy career. Wednesday in East lain Vegas the editor will bo given a preliminary hearing on a charge of murdering John U. Lassiter. Lassiter was ahot Friday night after Magee had liec-n

1 THE ADAMS Theatre I j§ TONIGHT TOMORROW j jfi JOE WKUKIt AND LEW FIELDS ] B Hip lumuus comedy team of half a eentm v I fl ;ii»o in a rollicking picture, I I “FRIENDLY ENEMIES” I fl A rare treat. Interesting and entertaining I fl and worth your time. See it toniglit. 1 5 ALSO—“OUR G;\NG” Comedy. j I THE CORT I TONIGHT ONLY I ‘ ‘ FLASHING SPURS ’ ’ I fl A big F. B. O. attraction featuring 6 808 CUSTER m thrills, chills, find chases! Ronianet, love and adven- ■ lure! The great heart-filling stulT that makes fl this picture entertaining. ■Ji i “Dr. l’yekle and Mr. Bride” comedy. : F Tuesday—Shirley Mason in “My Husbands Wives.” BUILD YOUR OWN BUSINESS / Do something worth wliile because its best. Give whatever talent you have to a job that will make life worth living for other people as well as yourself—this will lead to the goal of achievement. You will enjoy a good loeal reputation aud be recognized as fitted. But if you have not shown by industry and accumulation tliat you have the rudiments of business sense, you cannot ex fleet a banker to risk any money on you. But show him a bank book with regular deposits, however small, and he will welcome you as a fellow business man. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. Bank Qf Service 1 j M WILBUR D. PORTER Monroe & hirst Streets Phone 123 YY hep better automobiles axe built. Butek will build them.

knocked to tho floor i u a flfl Judgo Leahy. ———- — Quakers Gathering At I Richmond For Meetingll Richmond, Ind, Aug -l-Q wk ,,|l Os Indiana wore gathering h„ rc UkL| for tho 106th Indiana yearly of the Society of Friend*, I opens tomorrow. Ministers and elders of the IS izatton held a moeiing tod nv p r „ lm| '|fl Umry to Urn opening of the ,-onfrr H cnee. In