Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 233, Decatur, Adams County, 2 October 1925 — Page 8

* VESTEROAY’B RESULTS ♦ National League Detroit 3; St. Louis 4 ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ ♦ WATCHING THE SCOREBOARD ♦ <♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦* V'b r <5. ’ n't hicr star w*M» hU Kit ‘ Little World’s Series Contest Is Postponed laOttisviHe, Ky , Oct. 2. — Louisville of the American association and Baltimore of the International ‘‘Red" Grange Makes His 1925 Debut Tomorrow Py Edward C. Derr Chicago, Oct. 2.-—R«*4 Gian ?? will University of Illinois stadium at UrhLna tomorrow when his ham take* Chiefly because of this fact, th Illinois-Nebraska game will b** the headliner on the football program i-i the middlewett this week end- Fates are anxious to know whether eh redbeaded wonder of 1925 and 1524 will able to repeat in “his la t ear of competition. His backfield running mates ar*- faster I ibis year than last, But hi? line, al I thoagh a b.t heavier than Last year, I in green and inclined to h? s’ow. I .Much will depend on this unseasoned line it may make big holes for Re I <>r it may get in his way. Grange i a fast starter and his forward waii - must make its holes in a hurry or els? make it necessary for Red to go wid? to get into the open field.

Saturday's Football Features WIP. Philadelphia. 50S, I', ar. y’.vama vs. Swarthmore. WWJ, Detroit, 352. Michigan vs. Michigan State. WSAI, Ciac.nnati, 325, Cincinnati v::. Hanover. WCCO, Misscapotfz-St. Pau!, I’s, Minnesota vs. North Dakota. WGX, Chicago, 379, Nebraska v Illinois. ——' —a - 1- ’ - ' •

I THE ADAMS Theatre ! TONIGHT—TOMORROW ’ “LET’S GO GALLAGHER” 1 An F. B. O. Attraction with TOM TYLER Packet! with Bulging with laughs! ■ Ablaze with thrills! H ALSO—A Good Comedy. H I Oc 25c || Sunday anti Monday Rex. the wild horse in ‘’Black Cyclone.” A special attraction. t Coming litro'd I lovd in “The Freshman.” , n MATINEE. SUNDAY, 2 O'CLOCK to I THE CORT 5 LAST TIME TONIGHT 1 Tom Mix and his horse. Tony, in a big wide open western, “RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE” n Taken from Zane Grey’s famous novel. " Thrills. Action, Drama. “A HELPING HAND” good comedy. J 10c 25c Saturday—“ The Circus Cyclone.” Sunday and Monday Milton Sills in “Tlie Knockout.” fi MATINEE, SUNDAY, 2 O’CLOCK f

———— Balance Wheel 9 r r Jr J ' JM- ---* The speed has left Stuffy j Mclnnis’s legs. but the < *•<!- i time star of the famous Athilctics' infield is still th* re as a' i»rvat player. He will alternate • I the iron door with George Grantham for Pittsburgh in the battles with WashingtonStudents Os Wabash College Will Strike Crawfordsville. Oct. 2. — President ' Mclntosh of Wabash, announced that the college trustees today had 4 ruled students can not drive autos } from Monday until Friday, but the ’ present cars will be permitted over week-end. Indignation over the ord- | er has been brewing for the pa t week and. following the statement, a meeting of the students was held. I William Frazee, of Rushville, a ( senior and editor of the student paper which has taken such a violent stand ( against the ruling, was spokesman. A unanimous rising vote of the stu- ( dents followed his appeal and the students will continue driving their ,-ars and will strike if punishment Is ( attempted “The Batchelor, ’ the stu dent paper, takes the stand that since, th., college is not coeducational the I ruling should not have been made. 1 I . ~1.1.1..,!. rltoHAli. GAMES FOR SATURDAY Wabash at Purdue. DePauw at Butler. Lombard at Notre Dame . Hanover at Cincinnati. j Franklin at Rose Poly. State Normal at Indiana. Defiance at Earlham .

NEW STATE ROAD SEEMS ASSURED (Continued from page one) *r<au Huntington to Roanoke will ly- ; let this fall. It is possible that they [ will not be able to have very much ' done on that stretch in this construe-'

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tion year. | “With reference to the matter of I adding the* road from Huntington to Decatur to the state system, wish to I say that we have discussed this propoI sition fiom every angle and the com- , mission is of one accord—that it will I be impossible to add any mileage to | the state year. We have in mind, however, in case we have a ' favorable winter with no heavy I snows and midwinter thaw-ups. that : I we might be able to save enough out, 'of our maintenance fund to justify I some addition* to our system along i about the first of next April. "1 know you are enough of a i practical road man to know how unScert >in it would be to make any | definite promises based-on this conUngency. 1 believe that If any mileage Is added to the system that the commission will try and add approximately ioo miles and I feel reasonable certain that the road from Hunt- , fngtoa to Decatur will be a part of that mileage. “There is no dissension among the members of the commission as to the logic of this road being a part of our road system. I am glad to note what you have in mind as to a county improvement. it certainly would be a great benefit to your county." SETS NEW TON LITTER RECORD (Continued from page one) ing noted that four pigs weighed within three pounds of each other. The “runt" of the litter weighed 22" pounds while the largest pig weighed 312 pounds. Mr. Blakey feels confident he will win the Schmitt trophy, which is awarded the feeder of the heaviest litter in Adams county How ever, two or three more likely ilttrs rmain to b weighed Seven Attaches Os Eire Marshal’s Office Resign Indianapolis. Oct 2—Seven attaches in the office of State Fire Marshal Alfred Hogston resigned today, effective immediately. Hogston appointed successor# to three and de- < lared others will be named soon.. o Court Refuses To Grant New Trial To McNamara , Indianapolis, Oct. 2 —(United Press i - Mot lon for a new trial of John J. McNamara, convicted for blackmail in connection with labor war over a job on the Elks club building, was overruled here today by Special Judge Fred C. Clause. McNamara, business ag.nt tor the Iron Worker’s Un'on. was given sixty days in which to file a bill of exceptions. He has already (appealed to the state supreme court. ' Sentence has not yet been pronounced. o Special low prices on good, red barn paint. Callow & Kohne. i

Mil'lS l MHRT- WMTI NWP—RMMKB I anaconda! FERTILIZER 40 Bushels of Wheat English farmers get an average of 40 bu. Wheat per acre. Michigan and Indianaonly averageabout 15bu. Yet English soilsarer.u better than American. | The difference lies in the amount of Fer- I tilizer used. I The Englishman puts on lots of it, and does I not starve his crop. "A word to the wise is sufficient”—or ought to be. Put on 125 lbs. an acre (1 bag) of Anaconda Treble Superphosphate. Aim to get in the 40 bu. Class. Do Not Pay Over $18.40 for 16 Units of Phosphate OUR PRICES Anaconda Treble Superphosphate $1.15 per unit Sulphate of Ammonia ... 2.52 Muriate of Potash ... .92 ANACONDA SALES COMPANY 111 West Washington Street, Chicago, 111. OTTO HOLLE Agent for Adams County DECATUR, PHONE E-694 Warehouse: Decatur Produce Co., Decatur Phone: 380 (in

“Specs” Ready wr .. ** 7 l • Lee Meadows, the onlv !»•■- sjiectaclcd twirlcr in the big league, has had the best year ol his career during the present season with the Buceane rs. He has a fust ball, a good curve and a change of pace to otter Biickv Harris's crew. _______ Veteran Ready ' I f wr-' t" * .* ’ N /' , / / ' ' ' -• v / / [cJOE, I L __ I -s — v Joe Harris, tossed from pillar to j>ost. is a gassed World War veteran, but with the Senators this year he has been a timely slugger and fielder. It is exll peeled lie will help out in th< .Outfield, also at first base if j Judge is injured;

TRENCH DEBT NEGOTIATION’S END IN TRUCE (Continued from par- k » tk>o hi to thdL 14 debt on the terms o( am \ much otfrs was manifest 1 n . | ?re3s‘orial circles today* feilo* j , HK-fru.rf "*ufif ' ’ .aLth- ? V i’ - \ • ent »hm prer-ated t ...»?.»•-• V ratJi*jtio.i but (he ■ il< . • v.. X rard*-d as the ialm D for- th* K>. sB

a a lur > o.u. uThat eppoxition will b? ni-- * 1 is beX lieved certain kecatns at tl.e <o ’ < q the tempo.a.y sctt'-emect to the Amer--Statistl iaas estimated todiy that this cost would be about lu-u.OOiW'jO in the f.ve year period. Franc Takes Orcp Paris. Oct. 2—(Unit, d Fre?s>—| Following receipt cf news con*< rtii’.g Washington, the franc eppreciabty weakened on the French bourse today. The dollar gained twenty centimes in monting trading, francs losing all

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: Buy Your Tires Now At Our Low Prices Many tire-users have taken advantage of our big tire sale which is now in full swing. We still have a good stock of FEDERAL, FISK, FIRESTONE and GOODYEAR Tires and Tubes still selling at W' nff ~ £DO Ull PRICE I BUY YOUR TIRES D URING THIS SALE _ Mr have also arranged a big Special on MOBILE OIL that will pay you to investigate. Ask us about it. Hileman Garage I Monroe Street -V Bi?

| the gain* they have acorsd tn the na« hwo weeks. ' Interuaticnal (to* ks were f..-m, Caillaux I* Silent ph t aUiaux, French finance mlnIn ' •*»*» he ircav ).xl New York today enroute back ’*» Franco after the French deut » t -t , 't fiucnt at Washinrtor* I noth CaJUux and the member* <J hl* paitr refused to answer any wmak .» t.iMU£ j L a barrage of int/*rr *ja-» lions was find at them hv n< ! >U em n-w.,paper,

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