Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 232, Decatur, Adams County, 1 October 1925 — Page 2

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• CLASSIFIED ADS • FOR S ALE FHiT SAI-K — One black and white spotted pony coming 3 years old. Can be seen one mile south and 3', miles east of Monroe. Mrs. I* 0. Williams 337 til IX)R SALE- Boston Hull and Engh-'H pup. six months old. Will make a good farm dog. Inquire at 431 No. 7th. St. 237-61 x. Kim SAUK Good typewriter and roll top desk. A. D. Suttles. 229t6 FOR SAUK—An upright piano in first class condition; a bargain if laken at once. Inquire of Mrs. C. Broke. 604 Nuttman Avenuo. 330i3x IX) R SALE—FuII blodded Airdale pups; also 2 yearling heifers. Dan Baumgartner, 3 miles south and 5Va miles west of Monroe. 23031 pd. FOR "SALE—Sow and six pigs Call 563-R. W. M. Kitson. 230-3tx FOR SAUK—One two year old Duroc ma'e hog and one spring Duroc male hog. eligible to register. Busch” Breed. See Clarance McKean, 2U mi cs east of Monroe. 330t3x cod "FOR”~SALE—6~ft - glass show case Inquire Peoples Shoe Store. 233t3 FOR SALE—One 2-year old Duroc male hog; one 6-months old Duroc male hog. eligible to register; Busche stock Call 2*4 miles east of Mon--232t3x wanted MALE HELP—Steady job in Decatur for right man over 25. Good pay. lAght work. Emmons Co., Newark, New York. 232-ltx. WANTED—Three light house keeping rooms in modern house, close in. References furnished. Address Box B rare Daltv Democrat 232-3 t n^,wtu—sawsman with car for large nationally advertised line of WHIZ AUTO PRODUCTS sold to all kinds of dealer trades and others. This is a good position permitting weekly returns home, for a capable- experienced salesman with successful clean record. Others need not apply. Commission basis with weekly drawing account against earned commissions. Write sally or call upon’ R M Hollingshead Co.. Indianapolis. 23t 1 2 :l. WANTED -Ten men Monday mTrTT ing at 6:30. Report in rear of Fritzinger Foundry and Machine Co. Wages 4hc. Emulsified Asphalt Company. 232-3tx FOR RENT land near Decatur. A. Ik Sutt'cc. 221U6 FOR RENT—House and 5 acres of LOST AND FOUND LOST*—Part of automobile luggage carrier, between 12th and 7th Si. Call phone 311 or 1164 Nuttman Ave. 331-2 IX Per Caoita Wealth Os Indiana Is $3,068 Indianapolis, Oct. 1 -Per capita wealth in Indiana is $3,068. based on a total wealth of $9,485,00)). Ur. Lioucl Eddy, director of the bureau of research at Indiana University, said to day to the Indiana stale chamber of commerce. The report is included in a ruass of data given the state chamber by Dr Eddy as part of a general plan to boos tlndiaua aud improve its ind us trial conditions. APPOINTMGX T <U imilMVI KU KIJ Notice is hereby given, that th*undersigned has been appointed Administratrix. with will annexed, of tii" estate of George R. Iliieman. late of Adams county, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. MARIK MILKMAN. With will annexed. Pept. IS. IS*25. Administratrix Fruchte and Litterer, Attorneys. 17-IM-Oct. i. XOTKK TO \n\.KKaiUKVD The State of Indiana. Adams County ss la the Adams Circuit Court, September Term, 1920. Albert L. Studler, vs. No. 12524 . Helen D. SStidier, It appearing from affidavit, filed in the above entitled cause, that He'en D. Studler of the a lane named defendant is & non-resident of the State of Indiana. Notice is therefore hereby given the said Helen D. Studler that she be and appear before the Hon. Judge of the Adams Circuit Court on the 20th day of November. 1925, the same being the Ist Juridiclal Day of tire next regularterm thereof, to be holden at the Court House in the City of Decatur, commencing on Monday, the 16th day of November, A. D. 1925, and plead by answer or de.,,u. to or the same will he heard and de termiued In her absence. WITNESS, my name, and th» S?a of eaid Court hereto affixed, this 12ft day of September, 1925 (seal) JOHN K. NELSON, Clerk. By Bernice Nelson, Deputy September 11th. 1925. 17-24-Oet 1 Q DR. C. V. CONNELL VETERINARIAN l Special attention given to cattle and poultry practice Office 120 No. First Street. Phone: Office 143—Residence 102 | O O m !—■'■■ ■ 1 SAN YAK For Weak Kidneye, Diabetes, Bach Ache, Dizziness, Rheumatism and In dlaestion, Get San Yak In Liquid or Pill Form at Smith, Yager 4k Falk prug store.

i ♦ BUSINESS CARDS _** H. FROHNAPFEL. D. C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalometer Service Will Convince You at 144 South 2nd Street . Office Phone 314 Residence 1087 1 Office Hours: 10-12 am. 15 6-8 p.m. S. b. BLACK 1 Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night j Office phone 90. Home phone 727 > FEDERAL FARM LOANS » Abstracts of Title. Real Estate Plenty of Money to Loan on 1 Government Plan, v interest rate reducec October :6, 1924 See French Quint- . Office —Take first stairway t gqiph of Decatur Democrat. N. A. BI\LER j OPTOMETRIST , *• iv. Examined, Glasses Fitted . HOURS: 3 U> 11:30- 12:30 to 6 " ‘aturday 8:00 p n> x Telephone 136 MON Elf TO LOAN ' unlimited amount of r 3 PER CENT ,oney on Improved real estate FEDERAL FARM LOANB “i abstracts of title to real estate •CHUPGSh'S ABSTRACT OFFICE c S 3 6 2t)4 set ■ q—ROY JOHNSON 1 I j Auctioneer .< | ; Decatur, Indiana > i Phone 575 Phone 1022 See me at Chevrolet Garage i 1 Opposite Murray Hotel. | Jury Not Selected To Try Chicago Gunman f i Gary. hid.. Oct. I.— (United Press) I—Fourth day of the murder trial of t Alex McCabe, alleged Chicago gunman, opened here today with a jury still to be selected. * , When court adjourned last night. > 147 prospective jurors had been quesf tioned with eleven tentatively approved. Evident attempts lo avoid serj vice are being made by the talesmen 7 1 and another full day of examination . | was expected today. •I Arthur Robinson. Indianapolis lawI ver. has replaced Stewart and O’Brien j of Chicago, in charge ot McCain 's d> J tense. j Price Os Dread Is j Reduced In Chicago Chicago. Oct. 1.- (United ITess)j A 20 per cent decrease in bread prices becomes effective in Chicago | today, ihe cut being made by one of | ihe four largest wholesale bakeries, i Others are expected to follow. The ' new retail price for one pound loaves jis nine cents aud for lVj pound loaves 13 cents. No explanation of the price cut was given. MARKER-STOCKS »Hily Report Ut Local And Foreign Markets ■ BUFFALO LIVE STOCK Receipts. 1.920: shipments 2,280; ; official to New York yesterday, 6.460 ; hogs, loosing slow ; heavies, $13.75® $14.00: olher gratles, $1 l.lo'o $14.25: packing sows, rough. [email protected]; cattle, 425, slow ; sheep. 1.000 best lambs. $16.00: best ewes, $6.00®58.00: I | calves. 200 tops. $16.50. .-OCA l PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected Sept. 30) Yiwls —2O c eghorn Fowls ... 12c ’hickens _..., 18c l>eghorn, Anconas and Black broil ers 12c Old Roosters 8c j | Ducks 14c ! Geese . L. 12c Eggs, dozen 33c _OCAL GRAIN - MARKET {Corrected Sept. 30) Barley, per bushel .7b Oats, per bushel 320 Rye. per bushel 30c New Wheat, No i $1 41 New Wheat, No. 2 $l4O LOCAL GROCER'S EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen -38 c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Buttexfat .. —47 c o — -

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SPRAY FUNERAL SET FOR FRIDAY (Continued from page one) Meyers Tobacco company as a salesman. He worked several years in this capacity with headquarters In Frankfort. *ln 1914 lie purchased a picture allow in Beloit, Win., and later bought theatres iii Sheridan and Covington. Iml. In 1917 he organized the Columbia Amusement company which operated the Uflnn, Royal and Princess theatres in Frankfort. He was made manager oi the corporation and served in that capacity until 1919, when lie purchased theatres in i Montpelier and Blufftou aud moved his family to Bluff ton. Later he sold these theatres and purchased theatres ill Decatur. While in Decatur lie built the Adams theatre, one of the most beautiful theatres of its size In Indiana. He managed this theatre until his late illness developed and forced his retirement. While a resident of Frankfort, on December 31, 1901. he was married to Miss Alma Lung, who died ill July, 1922. He was a member of the Christian church of Frankfort, and fraternally, was affiliated with the Masonic lodge. Survivors are two sisters. Mrs. H. Maxwell, and Mrs Ferd Aughe; one brother. E. A Spray, all of Frankfort and one daughter. Miss Madge Spray, of Bluffton. ’No Verdict Returned In Vinton, lowa, Murder Case Vinton, la., Oct. 1. — (United Press) —The coroner's jury hearing evidence in the case of Mrs. Myrtle Cook, slain temperance worker today returned a verdict recommending that the murder investigation be continued "as to Clifford It. Cook." husband of the murdered woman. The jury -has been in session off and on for three weeks. Approximately forty wintesses were examined. "Under the evidence on band.” the jury reported, "we do not believe we should return a verdict at this time as to who committed the crime hut recommend that the investigation continue as to Clifford B Cook." ————— o •""" ~ RELEASED ON BOND Harvey Tallis, Bryant Oil Pumper, I Provides $3,000 Bail For P.eicase On Serious Charges. Portland. Oct. 1. —Harvey Tallis, of Bryant, oi! pumper who was arrested Tuesday on two warrants, charging him with assjult and battery with infent to kill and grand larceny, was released front jail yesterday when he provided bond in the sum of $3,000. His bond was fixed at $2,000 in the assault and battery charge and M -13KI0 in Ihe grand larceny charge. Tullis arrest followed a lnutal at-

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J tack on Willis Garrlnger, 24, oil gauger, of Ridgeville, employed by the Wabash Pipe Line company, In the South Jay oil Helds. Carrlnger was beaten until he was insensible Tuesday morning about 9 o'clock, follow--1 ing nu argument over the alleged 1 theft of oil from the Wabash Pipe Line company, to which Tullis Is said to have previously confessed. Gurranger, who hue been in the hos pilal since the attack, w r as reported somewhat Improved Wednesday and 1 It was thought that lie would he able to leave the hospital today. ! U. S. Shipping Board Kccinds Former Action < i I Washington. Oct. I—The United , Stales shipping board In a stormy . session today adopted a resolution , rescinding its own action of Inst year ,i in granting to President Leigh Pal .liner of the Emergency Fleet corporI at ion. powers requested by President I Cnoiidge to negotiate ship sales. . . — i Plan Woodrow Wilson 1 University At Washington 1 Boston. Oct. 1— A drive for $3,000,000 with which to erect a university on the outskirts of Washington to bo known as the Woodrow ‘ Wilson memorial university, was an l nounced here today by the National ’ Woodrow Wilson Memorial Associa- , tion. , Prohibition Administrator 'Resigns; Salary Too Small Louisville. Ky., Oct. h — (United Press)— Declaring his salary inade--1 qttate, Prohibititon Administrator Sam 1 Collins of the Kentucky-Tennessee reg- ‘ ion. has resigned, effective today. As * Kentucky prohibition director, Collins vas largely responsible for the conviction of Congressman John W. Lang--1 ley on liquor law charges. Collins was the first prohibition udImiuistrator appointed by Brigadier ' General Lincoln C. Andrews, national dry czar, under h s prohibition enforceraen reorganization t j a Dempsey Signed To Fight In New Orleans, Report > lars Angeles, Oct. I.— (United Pressl . —Frankie Edwards. New Orleans pro- ] moter. announced here lie bad signed j i Jack liempsey and Martin Burke for : a ten round dev isioli fight on Thanksf giving day in New Orleans. Edwards Dempsey agreed lo the match ■ two weeks ago. before he left for Chit ! cago - 1 —o ——-—- CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat. Dec., old, $1.34; Dec., new, ? I $1.35 1-2; May, old. $1.36.1-2; May. i new, $1.37 1-2. | Corn. Dec 78 1-2; May 83. Oats, Dee. 39 3-4; May 43 7-8.

!■ ] | Court House | Suits On Notes A suit on u uote, lu which judgment ‘ for $l5O i* demanded, was filed In the circuit ctiurf today by the Will , shire Hardware company, against ! eo-, Hilyard el ul. Attorney Dor,. B j Erwin, of Decatur, is counsel for the] plaintiff. A suit on a note-was filed in the. circuit court today by Ed V. Engeler against Mike Biberstein. Judgment (or SIOO is demanded. Attorneys Loiitiart Heller represent the plaintiff. Case Dismissed. The case of Grant Springer vs. Lewis A. Graham and Clement L. Walters was dismissed for want ol prosecution. Declines Jurisdiction. In the case of Eniith 1). High vs. fatura Walters et al. Judge Alonzo D. Bales, of Winchester, declined jurisdiction as special judge. Ehinger Will Probated The will of Catharine E Eliinger was probated in court today. The will was written September 1. 1925. After several small bequests of money and personal property had been made, the will provided for the distribution of the remainder of the estate anions the* six children, share and shire alike. Leo E. Ehinger. a son. and Edna E. Berling, a daughter of the leeeased. were appblnted executors in ihe will. Inheritance Tax Report. An inheritance tax report in the estate of John M. Andrews showed that the gross value of the estate was $33,446 39 and the liabilities amounted to $34,659.80. Anthracite Operators Hold Peace Conference Today Scraliton. Pa.. Oct. I—A conference was to be held here this afternoon between anthracite operators and the Scranton chamber of commerce committee named a few days ago, to try to bring about a settlement of the anthracite coal strike, it was understood here. NO i ICE The man who stole a black and tan hound from No. 8 house. Madison township. Allen county, was driving a Ford coup. We have the license J number amt 1 arrrst will follow soon iif the dog is not brrArght back and ! this notice paid for. i 229-3tx O. W. Browncorns m n Quick relief from painful W; f i corns, tender toes and IkM "/ pressure of tight shoes. ■F>i l nrSchoiis I Xino-pads

Negro (Jets Life Sentence For Murder Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 1. (InltedJ Press I Edward Holden. Indianapolis j negro, today was under sentence of life Imprisonment m the state prison . at Michigan City for slaying another negro In a quarrel. Girl Is Abandoned By Male Companion Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 1- —(United’ Press)—Police today were investigat-i ing the story of Elizabeth McConnell, 20. that she was brought here from El wood City. Pa., by u man who abandoned her after she had stayed here I with him for it few days. She said l

It’s Our Business to be of Service to You We are ready, and want lo take care of what difficulties you may have. Your Battery—lx:t us repair or recharge it and add new life to it. New batteries for all makes of cars. Goodrich Tires and Tubes. Auto Accessories. Gas, Oils, and Greases. Ace Battery & Tire Shop HARRY STALEY, Prop. Scthcr Building — North Second Stree* Public Sale The undersigned will at Public Auction at the resideuve, 2 miles cast of Decatur. 1 mile east of Steele school, on TUESDAY, OCT. 6, 1925 Commencing at 12 o’clock noon. The following personal property: — HORSE—One Grey Mare, 10 years old. * - 10 HEAD OF CATTLE One Holstein cow. 4 years old. was fresh July 2. a 75 lb cow: one Hoisted cow, i years old. was fresh Jrfy 22. a 60 lb. cow; one Holstein co*. 4 years old. to be fresh by day of sale, tt good one: one Holstein cow. c miuz ;, years oid. giving milk; one year old Heifer, a fine one: one 9 months old Heifer. These are pure bred, high producing Ho'ste’ns. that are guaranteed in every way. (T B tested ) One part Jersey cow, 7 years old: one Durham cow. 9 years old: one Roan cow. 6 years old, giving good flow; outJersey ft years old. giving good flow. I —HOGS— Si)f shoats weigh ug about 40 tbs. each; 3 shouts weighing about 7a Breach ; one Chester White sow will farrow about October 15th POULTRY —Eight beau of iarge white Geese. IMPLEMENTS One Champion binder with tongue truck; one Milwaukee lrdder; en<“ Thomas mower; one John Deere corn planter; oup walking cultivator; on>' disc harrow; one spike tooth harrow; one land foller; one Turnlnil wagon, like new; one Studehaker wagon; 2 sets hay ladders; one manure one hay loader; Oliver riding breaking pow; double'shovel plow; walking breaking plow MISCELLANEOUS —Four tons of hay; one De Lav'll Cream Separator, a gcod one; (wo 306-tgg Successful incubators; one 1000-egg Queen incubator, other articles not listed. TERMS —Aii sums off $5 and under cash, over that amount a credit of 12 months on bankable note drawing 8% interest the last 6 months; i t off for cash on sums over $5. W. F. BEERY Rov Johnson. AudJohn fjtarost, clerk. How Does Your Pass-Book Look? If a dejKjsitor’s pass-book is as H clean and fresh 4s ~fhe day lie 1 || gol it, he lias only a slight start toward success. If it is frayed ; 5 and worn from much use, lie is ’ a climber. What docs YOUR jj puss-liook tell about your j I ambitious? 3StesC'JNqtionql and Surplus i #

she had not eaten any r„ 0( j for "|^ I (1 *- vs w h e n “ho applied to th o 0., ' I tion Army .for aid. v *’ Word from her home stated shs hi ! left there Sept. 20. The S i r , j, h *] in the detention home here *** | NOTICE TO GAS CONSUME^ Your gas bills are d ue tk. first of the month, if Vou . bMI b - v ,h e first of October please call N„ - and a bill will be mailed to yJL No discount after the 10th bill with you or enclose if v nil remit by mail. • j NORTHERN INDIANA Els AND ELECTRIC CO _ i-fi-10