Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 229, Decatur, Adams County, 28 September 1925 — Page 3

I-' /zi ' 11 ' MB Ma „ Arouses Curiousity '■■.■•■st <>' C'tzens in ||| 0< Jefferson*' 11 '- H Pfferonoll". I-' OPO >’<- , '., .Mi' h in Li.11 fii , ~, I-.. ii poiiiiigMtH "' Y’,','.. . u’ulen-.0.1d. an-! ' .' . : olv pr- luilx-d ■ lb fj'ql" -o' " ' " l "’ ' S • l ' , T !,h IM I 1 - I|j „, j a,. bombardment of IMI-ii l>-o .j . ir , Who. When. H d.,va than ts has h- • • : l! "' ,hlr,y ■ y T t h" " ,! ”" y ,ffor,! ’ ,o ■ -.certain his .i n t ' !l 1 s and uhy he ■ ?‘ted h--' " IS ° ■ uded the -Im Government ■ the u.«- -M- a sr ‘ r "' ■L s Vine -10.-l-'l li"'-'- H.irriiid- ■ Xas urtaionl oH'..t'l l rkC;r.-t 11 . ■ ....„, this ni 'ia ni: on a charge of H pr3C ticimr la« '-mg n.|tn;t. ■ ted to the bar. " IB YH-rdav , ttiniit' «■■ ■ from Iho ■ ~r t Coin- Bo' \ -Nation want.-d H en th- no o i.oo Mr. Harrington in Herder to a---tain his qualifications ■ forth- prao .. o law and to secure I o-lie-I Harrington refused tn answer any questions. The interview was conducted in the lobby of a local hotel a ..,. r Hui a ll 1 tir- to a proat, room for conference. Although he has been here for wartime Hat-ino a did not conic the public eyg or attain his I jiysti-rious id- -nitty until several days I i? o shell he op-t H-d a law office. His Sr-t case «... representing Wesley Burnsides, who < barges the night chief of polio-. Ellsworth Summers, with assault and battery and public profanity. About a week later Harrington ratt-'-d the at rest of Mayor Joseph 11 Warder and Newton H. Myers ex-m.iyor and local Republican politician, with assault and battery. The cases against the above men hate been thrown out of the court of Thus Cowherd, justice of the I peace, after attorneys for the defendI ants had questioned the validity of I the appointment of the justice, CowI herd, rather than face the loss of the I profitable marriage business for which Jeffersonville is famous, dismissed the cases against the men. In a statement after his arrest I Harrington said that he had been admitted to practice in Grant county and byway of indicating his intention to fight it out. had painted on I the glass door of his office yesterday I the words, Joseph Harrington, Law;.'- ■ er. | In the meantime he is out on a I J3W bond signed by Ed. Mitchell, reI pnblican candidate for city clerk,' and I George H. Bennett, local hardware I dealer, and prominent republican leadI er - 0 „ Defeat Os Stanford Only Football Upset / By Henry L. Farrell (United Press Staff Correspondent) New York, Sept. 28.—(United Press) —One tremendous surprise - the defeat of Stanford by the Olympic chib of ; San Fran, isco -was the only tipset attending the opening of the football season. There were very few chances of upsets, however, as practically all of the big teams had opponents that were scheduled only to give them a workout. The size of the scores, which mean little in the early season games, were th chief features The Notre Dame-Baylor game was. from a national standpoint, the most | interesting game of the day. There I was a general curiosity to see what , hnnte Rockne had done to replace' the eleven stars that were recognizd last year as the national champions.

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i In winning by a score of 41 to 0, it ■ looked as if Rockne had not only de--1 veloped another great team, but three , times. The size of the score was im- . preasive because Baylor is anything i but a set-up. 1 Among the eastern teams, Syracuse, 1 Dartmouth, Pittsburgh and Pennsylvania looked to be very promising. Penn State was a disappointment in 1 beating Lebanon vally 1 only 11 to 0. The big three and the western con- ’ ferenca teams do not get started*until 1 next Saturday and they are bound by limited schedule agreement. One of the most important games of the season will be played Saturday 1 at Urbana between Illinois and Nebras- ’ !:a. It will have no tearing on the ' western conference or Missouri valley ! conference standing, but it will go a ’ long way to prove what Red Grange is up to this season. Ytde, Harvard and Princeton will < pen with warm-up games—Yale ■ against Middlebury; Harvard against Rensselaer, and Princeton against Amherst. FRENCH REJEC T AMERICAN PLAN OF SETTLEMENT (Continued from page one) ask a detailed explanation of the American offer by Secretary Mellon. It is still insisted in authoritative quarters that a settlemen can and wi 1 eventuate. ‘The negotiations are progressing toward a settlement.” said Under Secretary of the Treasury Winston I optimistically today. .—o i Have your Hoover Sweeper adjusted, factory service man here ’til Thursday, Schafer Hardware. 229t2

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President Emeritus Os State Normal Is Dead Tere Haute, Ind., Sept. 28.— (United Press.) —Dr. William Wood Parsons. president emeritus of Indiana State Normal School, prominent citizen and financier of Terre Haute, died Monday morning here. For a number of weeks Dr. Parsons’ condition had been extremely serious. Saturday his condition became worse and he was unconscious for the first time during his illness. He was 75 years old. Dr. Parsons was unable to speak before lapsing into unconsciousness amt was partially paralyzed. • Dr. Parsons was suffering from hardening of the arteries and with its development he suffered paralysis which led to his death. o (. Heavy Electrical And Rain Storm Hits State Indianapolis, Sept. 28 —Indiana today was recovering from effects of a heavy electrical and rain storm which visited most of 'he state late Saturday. Traction service from Indianapolis to Terre Haute was delayed several hours. Indianapolis had 1.52 inches of rain. Fort Wayne L 36. Edwardsport 126 and Farmland 1.22 inches. oCouple Convicted Os Poisoning Illinois Man Marion, 111.. Sept. 28. — (United Press) —Sentence will be passed probibly tomorrow on Robert and Ruby fate, convicted of poisoning Jos Harrington in a love conspiracy. The Jury hearing the murder case rfter 14 hours deliberation, found the couple guilty of first degree murder ami recommended a sentence of 30- •••

Valuations And Tax Rates In Adams County l or 1926 TnthiM * Improve* Mnrt|inil«* Mtntc !•« imhh»l Tm [ I nil l.iiMffi mrnt Totnl l*r<»|H*ri> n.t il PotiM Huie t’nlon Twp. U.SffS.SIO IffS'lJSli »50.r.&0 fft.47S.3HO ff'ir.-.u fl-' " V " 'fHoot Twp. L'SU.IIfiO 350.770 00.020 2,049.700 t,-to ‘ I l ( " Preblo Twp. 1 244.«t10 207.1150 4C.<>«o 1.t0r,.150 „s::,7l0 t n t r, Kirkland Twp. 1.313.710 2O1.»7O Cl,sin 1.551..170 ttso.uoo -1',." i; I :•' Woohlngton Twp, 1.97R.*»n 35«,350 so. too 2.223,070 I,t» t.-’bo t • ' <: 1 " t "• St Morvn Twp 1 175.270 237.200 s.-,7'.0 1.329.720 01"..’..0 I -r'. - ' "" Blue Crrrk Twp. 1.295,190 252,370 19 200 1.ll".«tio II'.; Olio I li lo 11. Moliror Twp, 2.089,111) 443,540 1,42500 2, lbs. 150 .21,1'10 Irinib Twp. 1,294.990 249,920 0A.380 1,478.430 158.100 'l': :9-.'i"o 111 I ,o Hartford Twp. 1,200.740 291,870 71.215 1.451.89.7 SOtolo '11.o.:" i " Hi' ' •: Will,ooh Twp. 1.026.040 303.410 90.440 1.8.T'.«10 21.10 "..1.100 i. .» t ■ ' Jrfferaon Twp. 1,287.320 210.000 5r.950 1,414,270 'f'.i:" ’Ol. .' I'.'. 1' Tolnl >1 7,091.870 13.510,850 1998.77.5 >20,193,945 >4.0119.9C0 -.’»■> I-■ . -' . I». I l>r<ntur W >1.023,350 >2,437.020 229,100 3.'32.270 73..190 1. I DvCatur It 19.100 184,400 1.000 202,500 15. i:o i.nl.ltio ■'"> 000 'to Monroe Corp. 22,270 130,250 1 0.070 147,850 23,210 111..31, .oo i • Berne Corp. 303,910 787.720 101.0r,0 1190.570 2,3.010 1.11. i’.oo i" ti.-0.-va Corp. 05.380 294,520 22,090 337.810 I.T .ii .-O -.I .!». <> '■> 113 Total for City . tio.l Towne >2.034,010 >3,839,910 382,920 >3,511,000 >1,207.9-10 >3.::37,9- ' >10," « 1 Grand Total lor Atlanta County >19,715,880 >7,350,760 301,895 $25,704,915 >5.877.950 $7 '. " $. I,l' . uni ■ ii ii i '■ - — . —■■nrmr ■ - -—— ■'

years in the penitentiary tor Tate and 20 years for his wife. The court probably will follow the recommendation. “We have nothing to say." Mrs. Tate declared today in her cell. She appeared calm and resigned to Iter fate. Motion for a new trial probably will be filed by defense attorneys on the grounds that the confessions of the couple, the strongest point against them was obtained through intimidation. o Hoosier Twins (io Down With Submarine, S-51 Indianapolis, Sept 28. — (United Press) Hoi»e that their twin boys were still alive in the submarine S-51, 'ying on the ocean bottom off Block island was still held today by Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Teschemacher of Indiapuolis. The boys. Frederick. Jr., and Charles 18. who were the only twins in the United States navy at the time of their enlistment two years ago, had told their mother of emergency arrangements aboard the submarine fori use in case of disaster. . Mrs. Teschemacher based her hope on these arrangements and on the . statement by one of her sons that ■ sound within the submarine could not be heard outside unless the metal surface was struck with metal from the inside. 1 "They may not have any metal to hammer with,” she said. 1 o - To Buy Burial Site Os Lincoln’s Mother s Indianapolis. Sept. 28 —Immediate . ■ purchase of 4G acres of land, adjacent s to the burial site of Nancy Hanksg ■ Liifcoln, mother of Abraham Lincoln -. ! in Spencer county, was approved to- | day at a meeting of the Lincoln memii 1 orial commission. s j The commission has available a s <15.000 appropriation for the purchase. o Greencastle. — Four DePauw coeds have been pledged to Theta Sigma Phi, national women's journalistic J fraernity. They are Portia Showalter, I BrookvlHe; June Mull. Muncie; An- *■ | nabelle McQuethy and Elizabeth Til--1 [ den, of here. : WOMAN SLEEPS WONDERFUL ALL NIGHT ' “After taking Adlerika, the pain in my side (due to gas) is gone and I 1 now eat and sleep wonderful.'’ (sign--ied) Mrs. O. McGinnia. ONE spoonful . ' Adlerika removes GAS and often brings astonishing relief to the stomach. Brings out a surprising amount 'of old waste matter you never ■ thought was in your system. Stops . that full, bloated feeling and makes . you happy and cheerful. Excellent for chronic constipation. Smith, 1 Yager & Falk.

Pulniotor Puts Life Into Baby Born Dead Anderson, Ind., Sept. 2S. —(United Press.) — Born apparently dead, the Infant son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Scott was alive today due to a pulmotor. Dr. B. C. Metcalf, after an Lour of respiration, borrowed the pulniotor from a lire station. Two hours Ini r the child tested its lungs with a lusty yell. State Seeks Conviction And Acquittal Os Warden Warsaw, Ind., Sept. i~. — I United Press.)—James Durham. North Web ster, deputy state game warden, wa placed on trial today in circuit court here on a charge of assault with Intent to kill Charles Long of North Webster. A peculiar angle of Ihe case is that the state through Prosecutor Rock-

1 Be Ready To Battle I Trouble • f M Trouble, sickness, anti I death are sure Io come in a ’ every home sooner or ltd- ■ er. The chances are, how- r ever, that when Ibis time a 1 comes in your family a < I . good bank balance will be quite a solace to your lovi ed ones. B I ’ With, some cash in* the bank you will be able to • face these difficulties with a braver heart and a more peaceful mind than would ft be possible otherwise. I Don't delay. Stall your S Savings Account today. 4% Interest Paid 0 || Old Adams County nankj WE PAY YOU TO SAVE. | ■ - 5

hill, is attempting to convict Durham, while through lawyers employed by the con-eivatlon department, it is seeking his acquittal at the same tinu . Durham shot long when the latter resisted arrest while fishing with a , net in a Kosciusko counly lake. Durham claims he shot in self defense when threatened with an oar in the hands of Long. ■ —- o Ilartloid City. City 1 ulie.- i re looking for “gunnti u." Shoy . shooting ;.l hlrds with nii’giins, have brok en window-, la many houses. Warsaw — 'the first auto ever used for delivery of I'. S. Mail; on a rural route is on exhibition at the Kosiusko county fair hero. N. 1! Vandemnrk. of Burkett, is the owner Special low prices on good red barn paint. Callow & ' Kohne.

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