Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 139, Decatur, Adams County, 12 June 1926 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller Pres. and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse—Bec’y. * Bu«. Mgr. JHck D. Heller Vice-President ■Mered at the Poetofflce at Decatur. Indiana, as second class naatter. Subscription Rates: Single copies.... ■■ ... ~ cents One week, by carrier ■ — —lo cents One year, by carrier—— >SOO One month, by mall .——3 s cents Three months, by mall $1 00 Six months, by mail— . I><b One year, by mail.— — 3.00 One year, at office— 3.00 (Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Additional postage added outside those sones). Advertising Rates! Made known by AppUosGoa. Foreign Representative! Carpenter A Company, 111 Michigan Avenue, Chicago Well, kids, we waited a long time and we all boosted hard, but we finally got the swimming pool, a real one. with dressing rooms and every thing—and it was worth it, wasn t it ? Four inches of snow fell in Alberta, Canada, yesterday so we may expect a downward trend of the weather about the first of the week unless the flurry blows northward instead of in this direction. Even President Coolidge admits it now seems necessary to elect Porter, the democratic candidate for senator in lowa to- get rid of Brookhart, whom they call a socialist. Porter is a higli grade, conservative and able man who will represent the western state if elected. Don’t object because you are required to secure a health certificate before you can enter the new swim ming pool. That’s the state law and a very good one for it assures protection for you in several ways and makes the pool a safe bathing place. Every boy and every girl as well as the older folks should consider that the new park and pool is partly theirs and help in keeping it in such condition that every visitor will speak of it. Don't mark up the buildings or concrete or let any one else do it. The storm dispersed the crowd at the Municipal park last evening before the band concert was over and before the program arranged to dedicate the new swimming pool could be •feiven, but it held off long enough to assure every one that the people appreciate the wonderful improvement and that- it will be easily the most popular place in town. — Governor Lowden will visit Denmark and the other principal agricultural districts of Europe this summer to make an intensive study of farm co-operatives. The significance of this visit is the promise it gives of a continuing farm program, regardless of the turn of senatorial elections and of campaigns. What is happening in congress this year is not determining of the issue. Governor Lowden's return from Europe will mark the beginning of the real contest, if this congress adjourns without doing anything.—Des Moines Register. Citizens at Hartford City are working up quite an excitement over a klan and anti-klan campaign and are even talking about calling the militia to prevent further disturbance. It geems foolish that people will encourage such a feeling as exists there according to the stories sent out from ■ that city. They ought to profit from the Herrin. Illinois, experience of the past several years for that’s where such affairs ripen to unless the sane citizens think, stop and beware. The less attention given fantics, the better it is for every one. 99 U. 11 "" July 2nd and 3rd will be road days in Adams county when Prof. Petty, of Purdue University, will mate a survey and will address those interested in this important work. Superintendent Magley will arrange a meeting of his workers to be addressed by Mr. Petty and plans are now underway for a big public meeting on Friday evening. How to get the most for out money in maintalnenee

Solution to Croee-Word Puzzle aWoR E SRI I qEtSjBHj rinßEiKic a sE'DWAjR viAiTMT A I LjB|BA"GTbI [elrloisWpr eßPTriew ‘ ■l' R ' ■lt R (■■■a RtEjj|| Trlu e s>H h'elr sMeb F<ST O P i A N E IBrL 1 HR 1 N i£l|p iWfelPj A I L>N ihrn<iinii ■imwii of roads is one of the biggest problems we have and every tuxpayer should take an interest in this pro gram. We congratulate the city administration for the completion of the new swimming pool and the improvements made at the city park. Its a line advertisement for any city and ne are proud of it. Steps in progress such as this, continued from year to year is the difference between good towns and poor ones and the biggest asset in Decatur is her light and power and water plant. Its ours, its a good one and its a money maker. Much credit is also due H. M. DeVoss, former mayor and his council wbo began the improvement and planned the expense as a part of the budget. The park in a short time will be a most attractive spot and the pool will furnish delightful and refreshing amusemet for hundreds of boys and girls and men and women. The senate investigating committee, digging up facts and figures and frauds in the recent Pennsylvania primary have already discovered that 11,394,500 was spent by the three candidates and are still finding more. It was apparently as disgraceful as the famous Michigan election which resulted in the arrest, conviction and eventual ejection of Newberry. Sen ator George Wharten Pepper, administration candidate and friend of President Coolidge, expended more than a million dollars, showing to what length these enemies of the west and the farmers will go. Vare. who beat him, spent $153,000 of his own money and there is no doubt that several hundred thousand was spent by his friends and by his organizations. Pinchot let go of about $200,000. Its a rotten business, anyway you figure it. o • gStSRRSSSBSKK»BS>| ■ TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY I M M From th# Dally Democrat Flla ■ H Twenty Years Ago Thia Day E H • June 12. 1906. J. P. Haefling, receiver for Loch, Dirksou Company files bond for SBO,OOO. x Delaware legislature elects Henry A. Dupont as United States senator. Fred Mutschler buys half interest in Fred Scheiman's meat shop. Force of men are laying steel on the Fort Wayne & Springfield line. F. P. Wade, of Winamac, given contract for dredging Lob ditch for $33,500. Decatur defeats Fort Wayne Blues. 8 to 2. Morgan Brothers store at stroyed by fire. Loss SIO,OOO. W. J. Bryan reaches St. Petersburg. Russia, on his world tour. Little Burenta Reynolds celebrates birthday with a party. Saloons will close tomorrow during the ball game. o ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦••♦♦♦♦ * Big Features Os * • RADIO * Sunday's” Five best RADIO FEATURES (Copyright, 1926, by United Press) . Cential Standard Time Throughout. CFCA. Toronto, 357 M, 7:30 p.m.— CFCA concert orchestra. WEAF, hookup, 7:15 p. m—Allen McQuhae. tenor. WHO, Des Moines, 526 M. 7:30 p. m.—Band concert. WLW. Cincinnati, 422 M, 7:30 p.m. —The Gondoliers. WHT. Chicago, 400 M. 6:30 p.m — Tabernacle choir. i MONDAY'S FIVE BEST RADIO FEATURES _ (Copyright, 1926, by United Press) Central Standard Time Throughout. 1 WEAF, hookup, Bp.m. — WEAF i_ grand opera company. v KOA, Denver, 322 M, 9p. m—Elks g flag day exercises. e KDKA. Pittsburgh, 309 M, 8 pm- . Light opera hour. * WEAF, New York, 492 M, fi 3<)

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—Goldman band concert. 1 WCCO, Minneapolis, St. Paul, 416 M 8 p.tn. —University of 'Minnesota program. . o__ — rl ■(WW ■ ’> ’ : COURT HOUSE * Claim Filed | A claim for >B2 was filed against the estate of William 11. Myers today by Ida M. Myers. Real Estate Transfers Norma Sherburn to Jonathan A. Copeland, tract in Rivarre Reserve, for >l. Daniel Liechty etux to Norman E. Blosser, lot 452 in Berne, for >275. Edith Bailer ft al to Decatur Savings and Loan Association, lot 15 in Decatur, for $125. Estates Settled I In the estate of Paul G. Hooper, the final report was filed and approved, theadministratrix discharged and the estate settled. In the estate of Matilda Andrews, an inheritance tax report showed the net value of the estate to be $3,574.90 and that no tax was owed by the r estate. The final report was filed and approved, the administrator disi. charged and the estate settled. In the estate of Sarah Tindall, in i. inheritance tax report shotted the net value of the estate to be $41.76 and - that no tax was owing from the estate. The final report was disproved, the administrator discharged and the estate settled. To Sell Bank Bonds i In the estate of Jfecob Schwartz, t. the executrix was authorized to sell F the First Joint Stock Land Bank bonds at private sale. s To Procure Abstracts In the estate of John W. Vail, the - executrix was authorized to procure abstracts for the real estate ordered i. sold and to pay the necessary ex-

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I pense thereof. To Buy Monument In the estate of Sarah I. Porter, the administrator was authorized to buy a monument for the decedent at a cost not to exceed $250. Claim Allowed In the case of Mack Myers vs. the William H- Myers estate, a claim for $113.59 and costs was allowed. _ Cross Complaint Filed In the case of the American Security company vs. Warren Tones and others, an answer in general denial and a cross complaint were filed by the defendant, Jacob Heller. Title Quieted In the case of Ernst J. Stengel vs. William Neal et al, the title to the real estate described in the corm, plaint was quieted in the plaintiff's name. Marriage Is Annulled In the case of Esther Fay Hunt vs. Everett Earl Hunt, which was tried several weeks ago. the court today issued a decision, annulling the marriage. The costs were taxed to the plaintiff. o Lee Anna Vance To Be Graduated From Ferry Hall Mr. and Mrs. O. L. Vance and Miss Della Sellemeyer will motor to Lake Forest. Illinois. Sunday morning, tc attend the baccalaureate service oi the graduating class of Ferry Hal! Sunday night and the commencement exercsse|| Monday afternoon. Mips Lee Anna Vance, daughter of Mr and Mrs. O. L. Vance, will be gradu ated this year, having completed thf two-year course in one year. Mist . Vance will not return home with hei parents, but will remain in Laki ; Forest for the commencement exer cises of Lake Forest Academy a fev days later. > o i Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Vail, of For I Wayne, visited friends here las - evening.

Seek More Money For Treatment Os Hydrophobia Indianapolis. June 12 — (United ; Press)— Am a moans of continuing the tree treatment of hydrophobia patients. Dr. William F. King, seers tary of the state hoard of health is expected 1" ask Govemor Jackson tor an advance of approximately >IO,OOO from the governor's emergency and contingent fund. There is no legal manner of provid- I ing treatment for hydrophobia pa- * Gents through local physicians, i according to an opinion given King | by Attorney General Arthur L. I* Gilllotn and the rabies fund is depleted, King said. ■ i Despite the state wide quarantine * on all dogs and animals that might i carry the disease, hydrophobia is still i prevalent, Dr, King stated, and there ] will be no funds available between i Sept. 1. 1927 and May 1. 1927 when , the new increment is received. Inasmuch as there are still many * cases that demand attention, it ia i probable that King will make the ' request of Governor Jackson in the j near future. Gilliom's opininn has ended the , plan proposed of treating rabies pa- ] tienta through local physicians and i the fact that it is necessary that , more money be raised and the only | legal means left, according to. King. I is the appeal to Governor Jackson, i The disease lias been curbed to a | gre<t extent in Indiana by effective I work on the part of the state and i local health officers, and through the ] state-wide quarantine. King stated. I and the acquisition of the extra i money should make it. possible to rid | the state of the plague. J — o * Wesley Barry, Freckle Faced Movie Star, To Wed ; Newark, N. J., June 12. (United ] Press.) —The real life romance of * Wesley Barry, the movies' freckle l faced kid, will lead him to the altar | here Monday night. 1 Wesley has just passed IS. His I bride will be Miss Julia Wood, of ] Newark, who is 23. It is no sudden puppy love romance. Eczema Can Be Cured ; So can the various skin and scalp diseases. Try a box of ] B. B. Ointment ; It curses most skin and scalp diseases | when used according to instructions.'' At all druggists—Get a box today.

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