Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 256, Decatur, Adams County, 29 October 1925 — Page 4

DE C A T U R DAILY DEMOCRAT Publish Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J H. Holler Pres. and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse Sec y. & Bus. Mgr. Entered at the Poetoffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter. Subscription Rates: Single copies 3 cents One week, by carrier 10 cents One year, by carrier »5.00 One month, by mail 35 cents Three months, by mall H ®0 Six months, i»y mail M-76 One year, by mail >3.00 One year, at office $3.00 (Prices quoted are within first and 8<?C( md sones. Additional postage added outside those lonus.) Advertising Rates: Made known by Application. Foreign Representative: Carpentier & Company. 122 Michigan Avenue. Chicago.

DEMOCRATIC TICKET For mayor—George Krick. For treasurer—Luella Magley. For clerk—Catherine Kauffman. Councilman at Miller Councilman at large — Fred Ashbaucher. Councilman, first ward—Fred Linn. Councilman, second Ward —Joseph Hunter. Councilman, third ward — O. L. Vance. Vote next Tuesday and gel others to vote. Five precinct meetings are scheduled for tonight. Look them up in the calender and attend one. The campaign is on for just a few days and you should help in this one. We know of several cities around here where big outside corporations ' have secured a toe-hold and the rates 1 are now up to thirteen cents per kilo- ' wate for electric current. They 1 wouldn't let 'em in if they bad it do over. Don't take any chances here. A representative of a big corpor- 1 at ion who makes a specialty of buy- 1 Zug up city utilities has been here 1 three or four times the past week. 1 We don't know what for as he doesn’t 1 tell his plans to every one. but we do 1 know that if the democratic ticket is ' elected he will not get far if his ide is 1 are to take over the Decatur plant. 1 N— - t Another general meeting of men » end women will be held at the head- 1 quarters next Monday evening and ’ you are invited. A good program, is 1 being arranged and Chairman Man- I gold is anxious that every one inter- c ested in the election attends so that = they may know the issues and the i importance .of getting out the vote. < — '■. ...'.'-iLB a The meeting at democratic headquarters last night was one of those 4 snappy kind tlv.it assures success. 4 Everybody was enthusiastic and . everyone of the hundred voters who attended will do his best for the success of the democratic ticket at the ’ polls Tuesday. And don’t forget the parade Saturday night- a Caliithunipian event for Hallowe'en. Its going to be a lot of tun for those who participate and for t those who witness it. Its great to play and laugb occasionally and lately 1 we haven't been having enough laughs. Get your funny fi.ee ready and be a port of the masquerade Saturday!] night _J— Business in Decatur will cease Fri-jl day morning, while the people of this • community pay their last respects to a beloved cilixen who has passed ( on. The sorrow resulting from the death of Charles S Niblick, president 1 of me Old Adams County bank and a leader in affairs here, is genuine and wide spread and in respect to him and his life of usefulness, iness houses here will close, a fitting tribute. -S—“ The coming election Is more important than you perhaps think. Things can happen in four years We are running along smoothly now and Decatur is admitted to be one of the best of the smaller cities in the stale. We sincerely hope you don't decide to change it and we say that with a kindly feeling toward every candiWhen you make a decided change in an administration you are taking chances. Th e democrats are asking election upon the record of the past three or tour and their plat-

Solution of Yesterday’* Puzzle ' —- ~» — I (Wi IrWoifmMWf w ic fc s ys B E N|T[ I MEIN T IBM Hi E, *IE ToIKsB i e LpHTTBAjQ ! I form carries out the work now being done. Folks thaU what you should want. An old fashioned political smoker was that given last evening at headquarters and a lot of real interest

was manifested indicating a sweeping and decisive victory next Tuesdiy for the democrats. There is no reason why this should not occur. This is a democratic city and with th € . record established during the past dozen years and the program as now under way by the present administration, with the splendid ticket before you and their platform promises, you should not hesitate to vote the demo cratie ticket. Over at Defiance, Ohio, a few years ago they had a municipal plant and 'a five to eight cent electric rate. They decided to turn it over to a Toledo corporation and did so with the result that they now have a thirteen cent rate. This year Defiance is voting on a SIOO.OOO bond issue that they can put in a new city power one light plant and start over. You can find a lot of examples if you look around and in most cases the people are paying dearly for their experience. Mayor DeVoss was one of the speakers at last night’s democratic meeting at headquarters. He made a most effective speech by reading the platform of four years ago and then proving plank by plank that the promises therein made had been faithfully kept. They promised an improved tire department, ornamental lights, a lower tax rale, a belter city plant and enforcement of laws and they have nihde good. Mr, DeVoss also called attention to the splendid > platform as adopted by the democratsj this year and expressed his faith in the keeping of the pledges thus made. His reiiiarks were confirmed by those of the candidates who are offering to serve you not because of a desire for | honors but because they love this community and want to see it prosper and go forward. o . ++++++** + ♦♦ + + + + * Big Features Os * *RAD I 0 * * Programs Today * t +♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ THURSDAYS FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES Copyright 1925 by United Press KDKA. East Pittsburgh. 309 9 p in. Little Symfffwny orchestra WCBD. Zion, 345, 8 p.m—Zion band and soloists. t KFI. Los Angeles. 467, 7 p.m — University of California night WGY. Schenectady. 380; WRC, Washington, 469; WJZ, New York. 454. 9:30 pm. (EST> — Bcrnhart Lsmtow’s salon orchestra. I WEAK, New York and hookup, 10 fl\n. (EST»—and 9 p.m (CST>— Dance music by orchestra under ! Joseph Knecht's direction. ■ Note: Fallowing broadcast returns of the Canadian elections: CFCA. Toronto. 357—Beginning at 6:30 pm (Eastern. GNRO, Ottawa. 436—Beginning at 9 p.m- (Eastern.) :: K:: x 5: i::: sksssk kas i: 159 W U 4 TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY W •4 X !J4 From the Daily Democrat File 59 19 Twenty Years Ago This Day 59 'ls X 3 59 19 59 59 $9 S X 59 X X X K 59 55 K 59 October 29. 1905 was Sunday. , • f ire Destorys Cocoa Cola Bottling Plant Atlanta. Ga.. Oct. 29. — (United , Press) —Fire broke out in the bottling plant of the Cocoa Cola company 'there early today, destroying the plant ‘|and burningto death Warren .Moore, lj night watchman. e A man known as "Iriph" Kaylor, B his wife and son. who occupied rooms t on the second floor of th? building are missin?. : ' The loss is estimated at s2o*’. /

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Iln the good old land of the Far Away Which I inhabited yesterday. . Or a yesterday, as it now appears. With an interval of a few swift years. 1 could do th# things which I watch you do. I could eat as much as my teeth I could chew. . lu the days gone by, and I whisper I low. \ 1 Their pace was swift, though I thought it slow. 1 never reckoned my stomach s sine. , But 1 tried to quiet my hungry eyes, / And I had no fear of a pain or two. I I’d eat whatever seemed good to j chew. in the land of youth I used to dream

Scotch Terrier Leads Police To Lake Where Mistress Ended Life Ch-.ago. Oct. 28. — (United Press)— i Drawn to the scene by "Tiny,” a jWire haired Scotch terrier who kept - faithful vigil over his m stress. | police today dragged the shore line , of Lake'Michigan and found ‘he bodv . of Mrs. Alexander H. Stewart, wife t of a -wealthy merchant tailor. | Mrs. Stewart had been missing ) from her .home since the middle of - yesterday afternoon when she unr leashed Tiny and took him for a . walkI Tiny lufe won several prizes at I dog shows. f I Search was started in the evening: t when Stewart came hoine and missed his w.fe. Suicide was not considt eied until Tiny was found, shivering in the snow on a pier that juzs into 'the iake not far from the Stewart ■ residence. Mrs. Stewart's fur neck- - p'ece was found at the eml of the { pier and her coat was found in the 9 water.

’ When police arrived. Tiny gave • up his vigil and started home. Just as he whs crossing the Lst street ] before reachiv. Ms kennel he was ■‘ruu down by « automobile and killed. t Stewart said his wife had been ill j ■ almost a year and he accepted the jJ belief that she had jumped into the j. lake. I't I ; i. Claim Beer Shipments Reconsigned At Elkhart r, ts Elkhart. liul., Oct- 29. — (United g. Fresh.! Three local employes of the Neve Yofk Central railroad have been summoned to Chicago to testify at the I

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investigaurqi of the shipment of beer E t over the company’s lines, it became ■ known toifay. The men are L. E Osborn. F. E. E Smith and C. W. Beurle. yard clerks. ■ Reports say the beer was shipped ■ to this city and reconsigued in the I yard here tn an effort to confuse dry ■ agents. ’ • •••• • « < • • POLITICAL MEETINGS (Note— Announcements of political I meetings may be inserted in this col- ■ bmn tree of charge ) « Thursday, Oct. 89 at 7:30 p. m. —'l Democratic meeting for voters in ■ Third ward B, at home of George I ,i Miller on Ninth street. Everybody ■ ; is invited. a Thursday evening, Oct. 29—Ladies I , of second ward A. at home, of Mrs I Clara Meyers. 512 West Mad son Su l . Please come. I

Thursday evening. Oct. 29 Ladies I of First ward B with Mrs. William Cowan. Line street. Thursday evening, Oct 29—Ladies of Third ward B, wrth Mrs. Tillman Gerber, 334 North 10th street. Thursday evening. Oct 29 —Ladies of third ward A, with Mrs. Fred Ashbaucher, 626 N. Third street Democratic headquarters above. Daily Democrat office will be open each evening from now until election. Come up and visit us and help us win the election. Dr. Burt Mangold,, chairman "Cheer Vp" lots of fun and good ( music Nov. 17-18. 248tf

■ 57• - v.-..w.ta-uL.., \ IN MEMORIAL I Win n,is it I’iis pl'.tta'il :i!» ill! Uh’ l ' '’‘''‘'i (h nee |<i rcipovr l i'tim our miilM, lliv pn si- ft (hut <>l this iiistiluiion. Charles S. Niblick I a t’ailhrul iiiul devoted ( iriciiil and a dear friend Io evt <y one in this connntinily it ■ ’ . lias been n solved that this hank Ctose ! t|i| \t . ii i.n F riday. October 30th, r-.itir;! th- fuiKrid (Aivicts and in his •ut iiiory. ' We hunib'v la>v l<> the wit! of the i-hish r i i I U s MiininCned cut' brother to a higher t itt Io cstu greater st rviee. Old Adams County f Jiank I Board of Director.) (’ I. V< ■lrtMle <’• Waring W J. V■ ey .lulu: w. Tjptl.ill C. N. Chiisbu ('. T. Burk' S. E . Hite. John Niblick /

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