Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 23, Number 263, Decatur, Adams County, 6 November 1925 — Page 6

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♦ CLASSIFIED ADS « FOR SALE FOR SALE Hush ami single eonib Red CoeKrels and pullets from my Indiana ami Ohio State fair winners. Write or call for prices. J. F. Rupert. Monroe. Ind-255-10t.xx FOR SALE—Ford Coupe, practically new flood condition; balloon, tires and lots of accessories Priced right Inquire Keller Jewelry store. 260t6 FOR"SALE~Furna< e. James Elberson. 261-3tx. FOR SALE or RENT—Business house with five room flat flood location Electric elevator for sale. Frnchte & Litterer. 262t1< FOR SALE -2 fresh cows Phone 866 C. 14 mile north of Union Chapel church. Charles Burrell. 262t3x FOR - SALE al private sale Saturday afternoon — Range, kitchen cabinet. dining rom table, library table, one roek ng chair, gas water heater for bath room. Coneoleum rug. size 12x12. 2119 S 3rd St., Mrs. Sam (Yost! Baumgartner. Ux FOP SALE Ixirge black cow with calf by her ‘ide; 6 months old Shorthorn bull Prices right for oiiick sale Ernest Tutnbleson. Phone 865 fl 263t.> FOR - SALE—sftobuvhel of turnips a* Bellmont farm. 2 miles east r»f Eicatni. rn Bellmont road. Price sft cents a bushel. 26*t3x WANTED WANTED - A - housekeeper for middle ac p d mm. who has one small cbl’<i Inquire 505 Mercer Ave 253tf WANTED TO - BUY Poultry of "11 kinds Call Ralph Burnett, telephone 834. , to Dec. I.X WANTED—Ladies - Marcel your own hair or ’-our friends at a nrofb We furnish von with a real Marcel J on and teach you the correct way tn Marcel Save time and money Send $3.00 for outfit today Marcel Extension Institute, 719 Archer Ave.j Fort Wavne. Ind.262t?xj WANTED - Man to drive team in | hanline beets. Art Baumgartner on Dvnos Schmitt Fa rm. * I WANTED - Woman to do general cleaning in kitchen, maid s din-ne mom. and basement, on Saturday Most be eff'eient. Mrs. James *r"old. Phone 1048. 262-3’ FOR RENT FO RR E N T—SI ee pi ng room" m oil ern conveniences. Near G. E. Call $lO Marshall St. _-’4j TOR RENT Rooms above United Cigar store. Steam heated. Will improve to suit tenant. Lose Bros 2613tv FOR RFNT -7 room house on N. 13th st Call phone 666. Mrs. Jn'ius. Uuirk. . ' 262t3x j LOST AND FOUND j OST—Canvas, about 4x5 feet, be-1 t tween Decatur and A\a r it i 'tt*'". school. Finder please return to P B. Lehman or call 575-C. 261-3tx. LOST - Two one dollar bills, between Burnstetn’s and Burdg’s Millinery Store Please return to Mrs. Hn’el Aeschllman, over laundry.262-3tx. j,OST—Two 30x5 Firestone, one 3ftx !’,t;> General Cord Return to Enterprise Drug Co Reward. 2G2t2x ix the district t ttrivr *•»■' tipt, i xit’im states fob the i>:sihict •••■ ixhhm t’oii’f nntu ittvisiox ix nivKHirrt 1. (iiiiMr \i». 100! F'ort Wayne. In Ike matter of f ine Miller. \ <ilunt:ir> bankrupt. To the creditors of Tru* Miller, vobtnt;n bankrupt, of Decatur. Adams You’ and each of you. are hereby notified that <»n the 22nd day ot (n.oher, A. 1). 1925. True Miller, was <lalv adjudged a bankrupt, and the first i meting of his creditors will be held in the Federal Court room at Fort Wavne. Indiana, at one F M. Wednesda\‘ November the ISth, 1925, at which time and place, the creditors may a- - prove their claims, examine the bankrupt, appoint a trustee, and trans- .( i such further business as may proper! vuome before said meeting. In* order to receive consideration, all claims must be prepared according to the form prescribed by law. properly ♦ ndorseci on the outer aide thereof with the name of the bankrupt, name and addreNs of the < reditor. amount claimed, .•nd name and address of counsel, if any. V. HEELER ASHCRAFT. Referee in bankruptcy. Portland, Ind., Nov. 4th. 1925. — o —* —- n<». :<4:w Paul l.h-hleiiMtelaer Thomas X. Leonard* l''mn<*VM M. I.eouard, Mary E. Steele. By virtue An Order of Sale to me directed from the Clerk of the Adams Circuit Court, I will expose at publicsale. to the highest bidder, on Saturday the 21st dav of November A. D., 1925, between the hours of 10 o’clock a. m. and 4 o’clock p. nt. of said day at the door of the Court House in Decatur. Adams County, Indiana, the rents and profits for a term not exceeding seven '♦*;irs, the following described real ♦•state to-wit: In lot No. 217 in .Joseph Crabb’s second Western Addition to the Town (now City) of Decatur in Adams county. State of Indiana; and on failure to realize* the full amount of judgment, interest and costs, 1 will, at the same time and place, expose at public* sale, the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of Thomas A. Leonard and Frances M. Leonard at the suit of Paul Lh-htensteiger. Said sale will be made without finy relief whatever from valuation or Appraisement laws. JOHN RAKER, Sheriff 'of Adams County Indiana. c. L. WALTERS, Atty. 30-6-13. SHERIFF SALE APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR Notice Is hereby given. That the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Joe Henry Hart l:Hc* of Adams County, deceased. The estate is probably solvent. GILMOND HART, Administrator. October 16, 1925. LENHART Ai HELLER, Attorneys. 23-30-6.

• 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 Office Hours: 10-12 am. 1-5 6-8 p.m. S. E. BLACK •un*r«l Director Mrs. Bieck. tJidv Attendant Calle answered promptly day or night Office phone 90 Home phone 727 FEDERAL FARM LOANS Shstracta of Title Real Estat* Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan Interest rate reduced October :5, 1924 See French Quinn O4fce—Take first stairwav aou’b of Decatur Democrat N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Cv« Examined Glasses Fitted HOURS’ • tn 11:30-12:30 to !>- n * R-00 r m Telephone IMS money’ tcTloan” (» unlimited amount 4 PERCENT «n*» nn tTnnmvod real aetata g-POERAt FARM IOANS «detracts of title tn real ••tat* trunnGEP’R ABSTRACT nrriCß 'RS R. 2nd St ROY JOHNSON Auctioneer Decatur. Ind'ana | ' ♦•>o"t 575 . Phone tno? I Ae. me at Chevrolet Garaoe 1 Oooosite Mumav Hotel. |o — O I I FARM MORTGAGE LOANS I New Easv Plan. Lnw rate of interest. Office 155 S. 2nd St. I First floor rooms. Suttles-Edwards Co. I A. D. Suttles, Secv. ' I I I n ■ EDWARD MOLTHAM < Represent'"" p.imnean School) VIOLIN ♦'o. 10-11 Peooles loan A Trust Co. Bids- DECATUR. IND. o Warsaw — Less than an hour after his wife had died W. E. lachtenwalter received word of the death of his brother-in-law. William Elliott, of Goshen. markets-Itocks Daily Report Os Local And Foreign Markets Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs—loo@l4o lbs. $11.90; 140 ff 18ft lbs. $11.75; 16041200 lbs. $11.75; 180@225 lbs. $11.85; 225©300 lbs. $11.50; roughs $9.50; stags $7.00. East Buffalo Livestock Market Receipts 4800, shipments 2470, official to New York yesterday, 5890. Hogs closing steady. Heavies $12.25 @12.40; mediums sl2 [email protected]; light weight $12.60@12 75; light lights and pigs $12.75; few $13.00; packing sows rough $9,75@10; cattle 300 steady; sheep 3400; best lambs, $15.50; best ewes $6 sft@B; calves, 900; tops sl4 50. LOCAL produce market (Prices Delivered) (Corrected Nov. 5.) Fowls 2«c Leghorn Fowls 11c Chickens 18c leghorn, Anconas and Black broilers He Old Roosters 10c Ducks 15c Geese 13c Eggs, dozen 46c LOCAL GRAIN MARKE’ (Corrected Nov. 5.) Barley, per bushel 75 Oats, per bushel 34c Rye, per bushel—y 80c New Wheat, No. 1 $1.53 New Wheat, No. 2 $1.52 local GROCER’S EGO MARKET Eggs, dozen 46c 9UTTFRPAT AT STATION Butterfat* 48c

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 6. 1925.

I UMMiUCO ' GO IS HEADLINER “Red” Grange’s Fame Attracts Great Interest; . Other Big Ten Games Chicago. Nov. 6. (United Press) — • Although it will have little If any hearing on the Big Ten championship, the Illinois-Chicago game al Urbana to-' morrow will draw the biggest crowd and the most interest ot any gridiron contest in the middlewest. Red Grange, who hit his stride in I the Penn game last week, is largely f responsible for the widespread inter- ' est in the game at Urbana. Fans realize that this is Red’s last year of collegiate competition and the season is rapidly drawing toward its close. As many as can get into the huge stadium will be there. Extra bleachers seating 2.000 spectators have been erected bringing the , total attendance tomorrow to 69.00(1. Nineteen special trains will be run from Chicago. i Illinois has been beaten by lowa ami Michigan and Chicago was tied by Ohio State which means that unless Michigan and lowa ara unexpectedly* defeated before the end of the sea-1 son. tomorrow’s game at Urbana will, not affect first place in the conference standing. There are three other games tomor-j row between Big Ten rivals, two ot which will ertme close to the IllinoisChicago game in general interest. Coach Burt Ingwerson’s Hawkeyes, , with victories over Illinois and Ohio State to their credit, meet Wisconsin at lowa City. The Badgers have been one of the outstanding disappointments of the season and unless they show great improvement tomorrow. , lowa’s slate will remain clean. Michigan's powerful team swings into action against Northwestern's Wildcats. Ohio State and Indiana meet at Columbus. Bothe teams have been defeated but Ohio has a big chance on the Hoosiers. The other Big Ten teams meet nonconference opponents. Minnesota taking on Butler at Minneapolis, and Purdue clashing with Franklin a4 ette. o Yellow Jackets To Play At Van Wert Saturday The Decatur high school football team will go to Van Wert. Ohio, Saturday to play the Scarlet and Gray team of Van Wert’ high school, old rivals of the Yellow Jackets. In the last game between the two teams, played at Van Wert two years ago. the score was 0-0. Both teams will enter the contest Saturday, fresh from victories on the preceding Saturday. the Yellow Jackets having defeated parrett, 6-0, atyi Van Wert having ddwned St. Marys, Ohio, by the same score. Several fans will accompany the team to Van Wert. o Child. 5, Shot By Her Brother, 7, Is Likely To Die Detroit, Mich., Nov. 6. — (United Press) —Slight hope was held by physicians today for recovery of five-year old Mary Safoni, shot yesterday by her seven-year-old brother Peter “because she called me a monkey.” The child is in a hospital suffering from a severe bullet wound in the I head, received, the brother told police. | 1 when lie procured his father’s revolver and shot her following a quarrel, j ’ The qcprrel resulted from efforts by the boy to take a doll away from his sister, he said. In retaliation the girl hit him with a stick and called ' him a "monkey,” according to his story to police. Physicians at Receiving hospital this , ' noon reported the wounded child's ' condition was grave with slight hope ! |for recovery. 1 DEMONSTRATION IN TYPEWRITING , (Continued from page one) tion. Myrtle Akey obtained an average of 92 words a minute for five minutes • and Mildred obtained a speed of 87 e words a minute. Several other high e school pupils also took part in the j demonstrations. 2 o CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec. (New 149>4; Dec. c (Old) $1.48’4; May (New) »L 46 May (Old) $1.45. Corn: Dec. 74%c; May 78%c. Oats: Dec. 38%c; May c 43c. i

SATURDAY’S RADIO FOOTBALL SCHEDULE CFCA, Toronto — Montreal vs Argonauts KFRU. Columbia, Mo -Wa hlng ton vs. Missouri. KflW, Portland, Ore —Multnomah vs. St. Mary’s. WBZ, Springfield; WCAE. Pittsburgh: WCAP. Washington; WEAF. New York; WCAI, Cincinnati; WCCO, Minneapolis St. Paul—Min nesota vs. Butler. [ WGN, Chicago—Chicago vs. Illinois. WHAD, Milwaukee — Marquette vs. Kansas Aggies WIP, Philadelphia—Pennsylvania , vs. Haverford. I WJR, Detroit St. louis vs D- ' troit. i WSM, Nashville—Vanderbilt vs ' Georgia Tech. WSUI, lowa City—lowa v<i. Mis- | consln. HOOSIERS INVADE FOREIGN FIELDS Most Os Indiana College Football Teams Play Away From Home Saturday Indianapolis, Nov. 6.—lndiana football fans will have to be content, for the most part, for listening in on radio report* of football games this week. The majority of the Hoosier schools will be defending the gridiron teachings of Indiana on foreign fields tomorrow with very few games of mi- ! portsnee carded for the state fields. I I Indications are that Notre Dame’s (little unpleasantness with Penn State, on the eastern field will receive the greatest part of the Hoosier attention. The Rockne coached outfit apparently has found itself after the stinging defeat handed it by the West Point wariors and will be out to win its second start in the East. Indiana will receive more than usual attention when it invades the Buckeye State to do battle with Doe Wil< e's wariors at Columbus. Ijist season. Navy Bill Ingram and i his crew slipped one over on the critics by handing a good defeat to the powerful Ohio State combination. Indiana supporters are not talking much hi|t it is a well known fact that Navy Bill has pointed his crew in an effort to again upset the dope. Butler will leave the confines of Hoosferdom and invade the Gopher | state for a battle with the powerful ( Big Ten contenders. Bntler fans are not optimistic enough to predict victory hut the fans believe the crew will be able to make a better showing than that of Wabash against the same crew. Wabash is carded for what appears to be an easy contest, the Little Giants meeting the Chicago Y. M. C. A. College at Crawfordsville. Coach Vaughn has been pointing his team for the Illinois game next week, believing an easy victory is in prospect and it is altogether possible that the Y. M. C. A. I»oys will pull a surprise. DePauw will rest this week, while Earlham after a week's lay-off tackles Oakland City college. The Quakers this season have an especially good teain and the fans are confident of another victory. Coach Duggan will take his Baptist warriors against their second Big Ten foe when the Franklin crew invades Ijafayette to do battle with Coach Phelan's Boiler Maker eleven. The Baptists have been pointed for this game in an effort to making a showing in the race for the state grid title and should give Purdue a run for its money. State Normal, with one of the strongest teams in the history of the school will go to Muncie to play the Muncie branch of State Normal. It will be a home-coming event for I the Muncie crew, which has yet to win its first game of the season. Hanover and Indiana Central will clash at Indianapolis in a game that should see the evenly matched teams in action. t o Peru Citizens To Give Banquet For Vic Aldridge 1 I Peru, Ind., Nov. 6—The people of Peru will honor Vic Aldridge, star twirler for the Pittsubrgh Pirates in the last world's series, at a banquet to be given next week. Aldridge was formerly a pitcher for the Peru Grays, a semi-pro ball chib playing out of this city. The reception will be a benefit affair and the proceeds will go to the Peru high school athletic fund. D 0 Richmond To Hold Coon Dog Field Day Nov. 8 Richmond, Ind., Nov. 6. —Hundreds of .prize coon dogs are expected to be . entered in the "Coon Dog Field Day” ; meet to be conducted near here No- ; vember 8. r In case of inclement weather the meet will be postponed oue week.

OECAIURTOHAVE FAST ROAD TEAM I Decatur A. (’. Basketball Team To Play First Game At Liberty Center The Decatur A. C. basketball team,' a fast road team, has been organized and will open its season next Tuesday night at Liberty Center, in a game with the Independent teain of that town. No home games will be played by the A. C.'s. but the leading Independent teams of many cities and towns will be played ffway from home. The roster of the A. C squad includes. Don Farr, Lloyd B'»al and Oren Schultz, former D.H.S players; fleorge Laurent, former Catholic high player; Coach M. A. Ken- ; nedy. of Decatur high school and i former member ot the Beaders team; and Cozad, former Huntington high, I school player. The team has been practicing in the old gymnasium in j this elty and the players are round ' ing into form. Lyle Fee is manager of the team, •larties are pending with teams in Auburn. Warren, Roanoke. Fort Wayn eand St. Marys and Celina. O. o — Mrs. Reuben Meyers, of Monroe, was a visitor in the city this morning. Burns Covet with wet baking soda—tfterwards apply gently — VICKS ” Vap»oßub I Owe irMUUv Jar, U,»d Y.arl, | Read ! See Central ad — you’ll i find it a great way to I keep posted. YOUR OWN FAULT If you are paying exorI bitant prices for good foods. With Central delivery for all Decatur twice Dailv and the ’phone so handy, you. certainly will find vour food shonning mierhty con- 1 voniont as wp]l as eco- 1 n<<fnical — The Central Wav. | CENTRAL grocery 149 No. 2nd St.

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