Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 51, Decatur, Adams County, 1 March 1926 — Page 3

I Colds && I I ■ student I KeturnsT<» Fort Wayne 9 i-*uW ’<-'-’- wl ' f ‘”"“ ,n, ’ J Os 1,1 ■ ■ ..wore Ulah they 9 ’Si-t r,,T " T,,p Stud “ nt 9t' *■■ gr * a * Shub, ‘ r ' oppr 9 ,!»»«! th. MaJ.<H< Theatre. Fort 9 January. Manager P. A. 9 tI " , ” ! " s ' ” ort of rpp - 9 &"« to the Shubert office 9 that he ha; booked the ILt for » <•••“"" ••"■' 1,1 ' ‘L and a matinee beginning Wed!tuy oigbr. M“ rth 3 - Th “ n * tin< “ > be played Thursday. March 4 and (M Ult performance will be given fluridw n| Kbt. T he same great cast and company be seen at the Majestic as appear ) u in Fort Wayne before, which inttalM a daughter of Fort Wayne. Miss MacDonald, daughter of Mr. ■nd Mrs. George Betzler. The enppment of "The Student Prince” in ftrt ffayne created a veritable f ’rore u d produced a greater box office de maud than ever before in the history of (he Majestic Theatre. "The Student Prince" is the story nf the love of an heir to a throne for ■ t o innkeeper's niece at Heidelberg,' there the prince is spending his uni-1 verslty year. For reasons of state he unnot of course wed the commoner - 45 d Instead must marry a royal printed. The scenes are laid in the palace at Karlsberg, in the prince’s quarters at Heidelberg, in the courtyard of the Inn at Heidelberg and in the great, ballroom of the palace, which scenic I investiture affords ample opportunity I for lavish display and color effect. I I Mailorders for the return engage-1 I ment of "The Student Prince” are I being taken now. The seat sale at I the box office begins Saturday, FebI niary 27. The prices of seats for the I light performances range from $3.00, I for the lower floor down to $1.50 in I de balcony with gallery at SI.OO. A I poplar priced matinee will tie played I Thursday. March 4. At the Thursday ■ matinee the prices will be~TEc, SI.OO, I $l5O and $2.00. Itx. I o I College Results I Notre Dame. 40; Franklin. 19. I Earlham, 30; Muncie Normal, 28. I Dartmouth, 30; Yale, 20. I Jensylvanla, 23; Columbia, 20. I lowa, 32; Chicago, 20. I Ohio State, 36; Northwestern, 22. I Indiana. 38; Carlton, 36. I lowa State, 20; Washington UniverI lity. 24. Mlaouri. 19; Drake, 15. ** West Virginia, 37; University of I Pittsburgh, 30. Kansas, 30; Nebraska, 17. Hamline U., 36; Beloit, 34. Creighton, 24; Marquette, 16. Princeton, 19; Cornell, 25. | o ■■■■ - Don’t forget the Clark and Harting sale Wednesday, Mar. 3- 51t2

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- A 1 PETROLEUM WINS BERNE TOURNEY Wells County Quintet Defeats Bowser, Os Fori Wayne, In Finals Upsetting all "dope” and playing two overtime games, the Petroleum team from Wells county won the independent basketball tournament at Berne last Thursday, Friday and Saturday, defeating the ntrong Bowser team, of Fort Wayne, in the final game Saturday night, 32-30. The final game was hard (ought and exciting throughout. Petroleum eliminated the Anthony Wayne institute team of Fort Wayne Saturday morning, in an overtime 'game, and then defeated the PattersonFletcher team, also of Fort Wayne, in |an overtime contest In the semi-finals. In the final game, the score was tied at 10-all in the first half and then Petroleum took the lead of 19-12 at the end of the half. The Bowser team staged a comeback in the second half but could not overcome the lead gained by Petroleum in the opening period. The lineup and summary: Bowser s Petroleum Smith F K. Moore j Burr F Moore i LttgenblM Frantz I Wygant G Huffman Lindemann G Smith | Substitutions: Bowman for Smith. . Ijcss for Lttgenbill. laindis for K. ■Moore. Field goals: Burr. 13; Lindemann, K. Moore, 4; Moore, Frantz,9; free tirows: Burr, 2; K. Moore,. Moore, Frantz, 2. | The scares for Saturday follow: First E. V. (Fort Wayne). 15; Ge- . neva, 28. Petroleum, 26; Anthony Wayno Institute, (Fort Wayne), 25. Monroe, 11; Patterson-Fletcher (Fort Wayne), 39. Bowsers, 31; Geneva, 17. Patterson-Fletcher, 23; Petroleum '23 (overtime.) o ■ — — ■ Bluffton Junior High Wins Marion Tourney Marion, Mar. I.—Bluffton defeated the Kokomo eagers here. Sat -day at the Civil Hall. 14 to 17 to win the Junior Invitational tournament. The game was fast and very close throughout. The first half was a continual battle, the score never varying more than three points. The score at the end of the opening reel was 9 to 9. Bluffton swept the Kokomo squad off their feet at the beginning of the second period, amassing a three-point lead which the Kats were unable to overcbme. All of the members of the Bluffton and Kokomo squads played a good game. Gladcaster was the big seorpr for Bluffton, while Armstrong took the same honors for Kokomo.

| Come sit on the j | edge of a cloud- -- - I SJ - And let’s look down al the world and study 31 3D the Spring clothing situation. nPj nS There’s the United States with thousands of clothing stores ffi 9n Ah—there’s Decatur—see the city hall—the jsS Mayor is in his office. 33 ■ Oh—there’s John T. Myers Co. with a great LC u- RKXi IWH stock of Spring Suits—let’s compare values 3: ! EWMBK , .. H" uej I \wß ■ lOBS WI 11 1C reS —0 3$ jfi If everyone were able to do this, we’d have ag -1 more business than we would be able to take 30 Lfi . ' EfiMu9 ‘-’re of- S =h| Michaels-Stern Spring Suits and Top Coats WWBU^HCainhuiflnnruiKimk'l.lliili.li.lii.JaUUf S ' $20.00 $45.00 ' | New ideas in Spring Shoes. UC 3PJ MDUHS-STrXNaoniS ... idFI L£ New creations in Spring Hats. gry afj] A Fresh stock for you. Hg I lefub-T-Ay&ct> Go I J BETTER CLOTHES FOR LESS J HONEY-ALWAYS- » g ■ •DECATUR* INDIANA*

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Illinois Holds Lead In Big Ten Title Race Chicago, Mar. I—(United Pre.ve)— Retaining its lead in the Big Ten race by breaking even with Chicago and Michigan during la - t w.ek'a ghmes, Illinois’ basketball team is mill <>n top at the beginning of the last two week ■ of play, but in not such good a petition as it was at this time last week.

Three teams have won the r.arne 1 number of games at Coach Ruby's men bitt have lost one more. Two oth ers have won one |e-s and lost one more. This Week's play is likely to give n, good line on the champion an five of < the six leaders meet one or more of ( the contenders. Tonight Purdue meets llinols and Saturday night, Northwestern. Wisconsin will meet Michigan to- ) night and Minesota Friday night, while Indiana playis Northwestern tomorrow. Purdue looms as the real opposition for Illinois. If the Boilermakers win from the lllini tonight they should finish at least near the title for they rhoujld have no trouble in beating Northwestern in their last game. < Michigan's victory over Illinois last week was a distinct upset and strengthens considerably the Wolverines' chances against Ohio State, another contender, Saturday night. The standings: Team Won Lost Illinois 6 3 Purdue 6 4 Ohio State 6 4 lowa 6 4 Indiana 5 4 Michigan 5 4 Wisconsin 4 5 Chicago 4 7 Northwestern 3 6 o— ■■■- ■ TOURNEY TICKETS GO ON SALE TODAY (CONTINI’En FROM PAGE ONF.I keeper. The players from tine different schools will be housed in private homes in the city. Mr. Krick stated today that more Tooms are needed and any person having room for two

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1 or more players are asked to get in < j touch with Ralph tyndall, at the high school bulldlfig, pbuhe 725. i j Meals will be served to the teataa I lat the Zion Ri-fortned church by the i i ladies’ aid society of that chuMi. | ' Interest in the tournament Is , running high, since there are no less than four teams connldefed strongly in the running for the sectional championship. Nine teams, oil from Adams county, are entered In the

tourney. —o ADAMS COUNTY BIG TFN (Final Standing) W L Pct. Berne 17 o 1000 Catholic High 18 2 900 Hartford 13 5 722 Geneva ....a 4 4 .CtjO Kirkland 8 !• .471 Monmouth 6 7 .462 ■ Monroe 6 12 .333 Decatur , 5 15 .250 Jefferson 2 6 .250 Pleasant Mills 1 11 .083 —- .. —....0 Tv (’obb Enters Hospital Baltimore, Md., Mar. I.— (United Press)— Tyru|s Cobb, manager of the Detroit baseball club of the American Ijeague, entered Johns Hopkins hospital today as a patient of Dr. William Holland Wilmer, head of the Wilmer eye clinic. Physicians attending him declined to comment on the nature of his illness, but expressed an opinion that he will only be required to remain at the hospital today and probably tomorrow. o American Missionary Compound Is Seized ■ » Hong Kong, March I—(United Press) —Red Contonese troops have seized the church and school in the American Missionary compound at Hoihow, on the Island of Hainan, according to reports received here today. | The troops, numbering about 500,are reported to have entered the compound shouting “kill the foreigners.” I The church and school are being

occupied as barrucks, *An American destroyer has arrived at HoihuW to investigate recent Insult by students to the American flag ■ .a; o ■ — ■ — Cullop To Enter Race For Senatorial Nomination Vincennes. March I—(United Press — The petition of William A Cullop, of Vincennes, second district congressman for his nomination us dem ocratie long term senator is to be filed In Indianapolis Wednesday. It Was announced today. Petitions from Sullivan, Greene and Monroe counties received here tgday contained more than 1,000 names, Jeru — W. A. Hatfield, president of -the police board, Is indignant. Thieve , stole the auto from in front of his home. ACHING JOINTS, RHEUMATIC FAIN “Heet" Relieves Instantly "I * fl \// With applicator attached to cork. Just brush “Heet” over the pain area, whether In knees, feet, legs, hands, shoulders, back, neck or body. Instantly, you feel this harmless, glorious, penetrating heat draw the pain, soreness and stiffness right out of anyaching or swollen join, muscle or neu ritis-ridden nerve. Besides, "Heet’ | scatters the congestion aud establishes a cure. 1 “Heet” contains two soothing, penetrating ingredients, too expensive to use in ordinary liniments or analgesics. "Heet” is a clean, pleasant liquid; doesn’t stain, blister or irritate the skin and costs only. 60 cents at any drug store. ■ ■ JU-....

Lower Prices HUDSON-ESSEX (Effective February 27th) | Though the Automobile tax reduction law will not become effective until March 26th, we make this reduction Now protecting Hudson-Essex buyers many days in advance. So there is no reason to wait. Buy now 1 New Prices “At Your Door \ ESSEX 6 Coach $865 HUDSON Coach $1290 HUDSON Brougham- $1545 HUDSON 7-pass Sedan - $1725 Remember these are not tf F. O. B. factory prices” but the delivered P r if ts y° ur d° or > including freight, remaining war tax, and the following equipment: Bumpers, front and rear--Electric Windshield Cleaner Rear-view mirror.-Tranamiaeion lock (built in cloae)-Radiator shutters Motor-meter--combination stop and tail light. Easy terms of course --- no delivery handling charge P. KIRSCH & SON Opposite Interurban Station HUDSON-ESSEX worlds largest builders of “SIXES” and third largest producers of Motor Cars.

The Mi'vter. Flolse f.rwton and Leah Colter have returned to Oxford Ohio, where they an indents at Western College, after spending tbrt Week end h<-re with th. Ir parent-:.

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Mrs. flulda Bdb»-rlcb, of Maglcy. underwent u major operation at the Adams County Memorial hospital Sunday and Is getting along eattsfactorlly.