Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 165, Decatur, Adams County, 14 July 1926 — Page 3

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Nipper Is Head Coach Os Butler Freshmen lßdla n»polK Ind ' Ju ’r H ’ dlr *cior P«1 D Hiakle mad" public i,< B igbt the announcement that Robert MJpP-r had appointed Ld coai'li of Freshman athletic Lm« at Butler, and would take up M, new duties at the opening of football Pectic* in September. Nipper “ been one of the star allround athletes of the stale for the past four .pars and one of the most popular Lrformers on ?ny of the Butler teams U« played half and quarter on lh« football team and last year was plac- . on a majority of the All-State (ri4 elections. In basketball. Nipper divided his time between a forward a nd the floorgaurd positions, and bis ability to play either on offense or d pfenie made him one of the outstanding players of the Middle West. Several if Butler’s victories over Western Conference teams were directly due to the individual cleverDe .-s and brilliancy of Nipper. He bPld down the keystone sack on the baseball team and was noted espes-ial-ly f o r bis ability to "deliver In the pinches.” The appointment of Nipper as head of the Freshman athletic regime at Butler is the first step in the strengthening of this department, according to Athletic Director Hinkle, who has worked out plans for givihg unusual attention to the yearling teams. The Bulldog entor believes that the proper training of the first year men is one of the most important parts of an athletic system and he expects to put special emphasis on this department during the coming year. Nipper is thoroughly acquainted with the system of play which will be used in the vatlous sports and is in every way qualified to carry out the scheme whish Athletid Direltor Hinkle has worked out. o —— State Road 21 Being Widened Near Portland Portland. July 14 — The treacherous grade on state road 21, just south of tnis city near the Portland Country Club, is being widened. Work on the grade was started Monday. The road will be widened to the regulation width, so that automobiles may easily pass on the grade without danger of going over the side. An automobile wreck a week has been the average at this point on the road and several of the accidents have resulted in serious injury to the occupants of the' cats. ■ — ■ o— Mrs. Fisher Gets Divorce Paris, July 14. — (United Press) — Mrs. Jane Fisher today obtained a divorce from Carl O. Fisher, of Indianapolis, Miami Beaeh, Fla., and New York. Fisher promoted the Miami Bea-h development and now is engaged on a trenu ndous deve’o.pme t on JbniPoint, the eastern most end of 1 hong Island., New York, which is to be an Exclusive summer colony. Get the Habit—Trade At Home, It Paya

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National League Clncininnall, 10; Philadelphia, 7. Chicago. 2; Boston, 1. fit Louis, 12; Brooklyn. 10. New 'fork Pittsburgh, ruin American League Cleveland, 0; Boston, 1. Philadelphia. 3; St Ixiuis, 2. Detroit, 6; New York, 4 Washington, 13; Chicago, 9. American Association Indianapolis, 10; Columbus, 0. Minneapolis, 10; Kansas City, 9. Toledo-Louisville, rain. ■ —, —-0 Making Survey Os Needs Os State Schools Today Indianapolis, Ind, July 14. —(United Press)— Survey of educational needs of Indiana and Purdue univer Mt les and the Terre Haute and Mun-le Normals was in progress today. Presidents of the tour institutions conferred yesterday with Floyd Reeves, members of the committee which is to make the survey Recommendations will be made to the next session of the State legislature -on Improvements to be made at the Institutions as a result of the stir vey. o Boys Go To Camp Crosley. Portland, July 14.— (The first contingent of Portland boys—twenty-six in all--departed Monday morning, via motor, for Camp Crosley, where they will enjoy a week’s outing at the Y. M. C. A„camp. On Monday. July 19, the second contingent, larger than the first, will motor to the camp, and the first group of boys will return home. New Stock Yards Opened Portland, July 14. —The Protland Union Stock Yards company enjoyed a fine business last Saturday, the opening day of the new business enterprise. which is located on the site of the old G. R. & 1. stock yards in the north part of the city. Forty-four farmers marketed 321 head of livestock and the sales totaled $7,000. o Coroner Is Sued. Logansport. Ind, July 14. — (United Press,)—Dr. M. H. Stewart, coroner of Cass county, was defendant today in a SI,OOO alienation of affection suit brought by William Kelley, railway shop employe. The suit alleged intimate relations existed between the doctor and Mrs. Kelley for several years. — o ..Liquor Flows Freely Indianapolis, Ind, July 14. —(United Press)—Liquor flows too freely in the neighborhood of Robert Whitlow, he told police today. Arrested for hitting hrs wife over the head with an ax and seriously injuring her, he blamed white mule liquor for the act. “I can’t step out of the bouse without some one offering me a drink”, he said. , o Locksmiths Are Baffled Three Rivers Mich, July 14. —(United Press) —It has taken several days for all the lock experts in this county to gain au entrance to the safe in the office of sheiff Clipfeil. The lock *M turn- J •- mall boy so that the! combination and all methods' of gaining entrance to the jail records I and cash defied the locksmiths for! several days.

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Rural Life Session At Purdue, July 15*16 laifayette, Ind, July 14. —(United Press) —The second annual summer session Rural Life Conference is t$ be held at Purdue university July 16 and 16 with a program of considerable importance to farm men and women and others Interested in ahy phase of country life. In a work, improvement in the rural home, school, church, social life, city and country relations and agricultural prosperity, sums up the topics which will be covered during the two days and they contain potentialities which directly or indirectly will mean much to all con eerned. Improvement in the rural home will be the subject of the talk by Mrs. L. G. Vannice, of Amo at the opening • of the conference, following an addI ress of welcome by President E. C, Elliott. Improvement in the rural • school will follow, with the subject in charge of G. H. Reltrel. superini tendent of schools of Hendricks connI ty, Danville. Rev. A. Shake, of the > Blue Grass Community church, in Vanderburg county, near Fvansvi'Jo, > will be the third speaker on July 15, . and his address will be devoted to Imi provement of the rural church. July 16, J. H. Kolb, professor of rural sociology of the University of Wisconsin. and an outstanding figure in his field will cover two subjects, improvement In rural social life and improvement In city and country rela- , tions. Most improtant perhaps of all and upon which betterment of all . sides of rural life depend, will he the ‘ subject of an address by Director G. I. Christie of the Purdue Agricultural experiment station on "Agricultural Prosperity”. I While the conference is held mainly ' for the benefit of the many teachers and principals attending the Purdue i summer session, the general public i is cordially invited to attend, and a large number of out of town guests arc expected. The conference Is looked upon as the most important meeting of rural life specialists held in the 1 state during the year. A special Invitation is extended to rural ministers and teachers. ' — —c Lincoln J. Carter, Indiana Author, Dies Goshen, Ind, July 14.—Lincoln J. Carter. 61. famous as the author of i many melodramas died at his home here today after an illtoess of many months from heart trouble. o - - The Dally Democrat—Year Bo*e Payer Was a Good Judge of Liquor ' I "Since a young man I had liking . for liquor and was considered a prefity good Judge of it at one time, but constant drinking gave me stomach | trouble which became chronic. My stomach would have been a valuable addition to a gas factory. Doctors did not seem to relieve me. One day my druggist got me to try MAYRS jand I am now as good as new.” It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the injtestinal tract and allays tt-c Ibflam- '" iti m tii( I, to all -m :ch, Pver and Intestinal ailments; | including appendicitis. One dose will I convince or money refunded. Holti house Drug Co, and druggists evefy- • where L-.

Miss Mildred Niblick has,returned from a business trip to Fort Wayne in the Interest of Niblick and Company store. tax~valuations IN COUNTY SHOW GAIN THIS YEAR «—»■»—» ■>«'« —■ » tCOXTIVLCD FBOV QRS) <M). The state's assessments in Decatur lust year were $793,910. The total valuation in Berne, ex- ' elusive of the state's assessments, Is $2,297,540, and that of Geneva is $589,530, . ... Following are the various assessments for the different taring units .

Improvements Personal G. Morg. Soldier* 1 Land and Total Eg. Ex. Poll Union Tp $ 1.566.820 $ 246.390 $ 1.813.210 $ 85,290 $ 152 - Root Tp. 2.159.500 38.8.140 2,547.640 93,700 185 Preble Tp. 1,537,800 503.060 2.040.850 49,110 175 Kirkland Tp. 1.619.40 b 263.510 1,869,010 66.830 134 Washington tp. 2.315.880 343,390 2,659.270 • 94,320 200 ISt Marys Tp. 1.413.230 203,090 1,616.320 78,740 ?40 127 t Blue Creek tp. 1,539.410 232.110 1.771.550 96,?40 131 Monroe Tp. 2.534.840 536.300 3.071.140 133,080 204 French Tp. 1.547.870 346.39 u 1.854,260 71,560 116 ' Hartford Tp. 1.552,510 374.630 1 927,140 70,510 1.790 147 * Wabash Tp 1.928.360 369.530 2.297,890 96.250 520 169 i .lefferspn Tp. 1.501.630 234,400 1 *35,030 92.950 3,000 12a Decatur. Wa5h.'4,053,570 1.539.450 5,593.020 237.330 20.220 861 Decatur, Root 204,100 347.800 551.900 2,000 ’ Monroe, corp. 159.760 133.820 293,580 10,770 2.800 63 ■ Berne corp. 1.139,980 1,157,6« u 2.297,540 110,400 312 Geneva corp. 258,820 230,710 589,530 22.930 6.330 140 Total. ...$27,129,480 $7,440,410 $34,569,890 $1,412,000 835,000 3.240 1 1925 $27.066.600 $7,255,720 $34,321,810 $1,325.740 $35.950 3,154

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WYfar-Oid Child : x - Attacked By A Man Richmond, Ind., July li. — (United Press )—Charges of assault on a ten yearold child today facts) Clarence Beatty. 37, father of four children. Beatty Is alleged to have abducted a girl from,a local school yard, carried her into a nearby woods and attempted to a- s*ult her. Prtxonxr L«ap« Into Rlv«r Evansville, Jtd.. July 14. —(United Proas. H-Jesse Russell, 39, remained a pfbwner toddy despite his attempt to swim to freedom. Aa Russell was being brought across the Ohio river by William Nolte, de-

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