Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 226, Decatur, Adams County, 24 September 1926 — Page 2

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■ ■■■■»xxxxKXxniix » CLASSIFIED ADS K ■ FOR SALE FOR SALEOR TK.Xinf GootH room house in Pleasant Mills. Prefer cash but will trade for good 10 acre farm H. X. Michaud, phone 2or 496 20 22 21 FOR SALE Concord Grapes 11 per bushel. Call Mrs E. S. Chrmton. phone 865-L. 222-eod-tf FOR~SALE le» box. good as new. One cupboard; feather pillow Inquire at Skating Rink. South Fit st st reet ; 221t8x FOR SALE Round Oak base burner. Good as new. Anton Thieme, phone 719-J. / 224t3x FOR~SAI.E~fi toil Ford - truck~i'all phone 1031 or 21. 2254>tx FOR - SALE - Babv cab. round reedcoffee color, good condition Call Phone 836. C26-3t FOR SALE- I - dresser. 2"beds - dres : sing table, library table. 1 rocker. 2 rugs, table lamp, bridge lamp, din ing room suite, sewing mach ne, Ohl" elee. sweeper, kitchen heater. (Tail; Jewel gas range, drop leaf table and chairs, Thor electric washer. Phone 937 or call at 821 W. Jefferson st, FOR SALE — Violin and some orcin s tra bells. Phone 937 or*call W. Jefferson st. 225t?x FOR SALE Fresh cow. six years old Chas. Longenberger. 11. It. No. 7. — --5-3tx FOR SAUE GHod general ,pi>|po«e horse. Inquire Mrs. Rudolph Banman, 803 Mercer Ave. 226 3tv FOR SALE Or trade for team of I horses go mules —International True- ’ tor 8 16 in extra good condition. C. C. | Abbott, Craigville, hid., Craigville i Phone. 226-6*x LoR SALE —Concord grapes. <T T iichnildt. R. 8. 226 3tx FOR SALE- Shropshire buck lambs Mr. Kitson, Call 68-R3. 226-3tx WANTED WANTED TO BUY—6O or So acre farm. Direct from owner. Address Box X X, Democrat. 225(3 WANTED Male lb Ip Earn $25 weekly spare time selling exclusive Holiday Greeting Cards. Write Mid | land Printing A Engraving Co., BiUf.i • 10, N. Y. 226 2tx —— j 11 - FOR RENT FOR RENT—-Farm. Phene 14.1.2fft2tJ FOR RENT—Nice suite of office room:-; heated. Inquire of phone 338. 215t6 eod FOR RENT—Modern flat, living room, 3 bed rooms, dining room, kitchen, bath room, city water, soft water, full set’ window screens. Pleasant living quarters. Phone 194 or 358. A. D. Suttles, agt. 223t5 U! - - t - LOST AND FOUND FOUND -Bicycle, owner may have i same by inquiring of one of th u | day police and paying for this ad *i<r* - ' Threatened Epidemic Os Typhoid Fever Checked Goshen, Ind., Sept. 24.—(Unuted . Press) —The threatened epidemic of typhoid fever in Elkhart county was ■ believed checked today. Inspectors of the state board of I health traced the source of infection I to a well at the Zion church at j Bristol. g ' ■ O' "' Attempts To End Life Indianapolis, Ind., Sept. 24.— (Unit ed Press) —Despondent aftert p quar l ’ rel with her husband, Mrs. Vera Pat-; tulle. 27, turned on gas jets in the kitchen of her home today. Her condition is serious. Dancing class tonight at Sunset. Fort Wayne Night Owls tomorrow night. Ludys Orchet*tra Sunday. It PUBLIC SALE — Saturday.) Sept. 25 at 1 p. m. Butler and Ahr sale barn. Decatur. 25 milk cum s, of which 10 are very highl grade cows; 20 brood sows; 100 feeding gilts; 100 breeding ewes; few good horses. Terms: cash. Roy Johnson and Jeff Leichty, auctioneers. T-F o Get the Habit —Trade at Home, it Pays fPain is telegraphed to the brain byway of the nerve lines. Pressure anywhere on nerve lih e s causes weakness and pain which adjustments remove. For appointment call CHARLES & CHARLES Chiropractors “ r ffloe Hours: 10 to 12——2 to i •:MJ 8:00 N "eccnd VV Pbeee 9®.

I XXXX*XXKXXHXXM»H i x BUSINESS ( ARDS K i x x x k x x x x is x x x x xxx H. FROHNAPI EL. 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: -m. 1-5 6 8 p m s. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black. Lady Attendant I Calls answered promptly day or night 1 ’ OfHce phone 90 Home phone 121 FEDERAL I \RM LOANS 1 Abstracts of Tit'e Real Estate. Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest Rate Ritiuced October 6. 1924 See French Quinn ' Office—Take first stairway south of Decatur Democrat N.A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eves Examined. Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturday Brt*o p. m. Telephone 135 Mb.NEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate - i SCHURGERS ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 8. 2 nd. St. o - — TT> FA R M MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for the advantage of the borrowing farmer. 10 year 67 5%, small com. 10 year (<t no expense to you 20 year Govt. Plan, interest paid annually. i Borrower fixes interest date. CITY PROPERTY ► Mortgage Loans Select Residence or Mercantile Buildings Low Rate of Interest. SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. A % D. Suttles, Secy? Office 155 South 2nd St. I u-_ . o - ’’ Veterinarian Office at Sale Barn on First Street Bacilary white diarrhoea of ! chickens controlled by blood test- For particulars, call !i Phones: Office 306; Res 301. o _• o — -• 1 " 1 . . ■ Operator Os Alleged Gambling Machine Held Warsaw, Ind., Sept. 24 —(United Press) -Swank Mcjvay. of Kalama-* | zoo. M eh., was arrested today on a i charge of operating a gambling ma chine at the Kosciusko county fair. Following McKay’s arrest. Willard I Winebrennpr, chief of police, warned | players as well as operators that fur- I tlwr violations would bring additional arrests. NOTICE OF THE Ml.g OF REAL ES'TATE The undersigned administrator of I estate of Hervey Steele, deceased, here-I L'. gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Adams Circuit Court he I will at the hour of ten o’clock A. M. lon Wednesday, the 20th dav of October at the law office of Fruchte Ac Ildtterer in Kt*- Morrison Building at number 144 south Second Street, Decatur. Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale, free from liens except taxes for the year 1926 payable in the yVfr 1927. the following described teal estate, situated in the county of Adami and State of Indiana, to-wit: Inlot Number eight hundred thirty nine (#3s) irj Levi 8. Kapp's Sub-divs- ! sion of out Mot number two hundred seventy two’ (272) in Joseph Crabbs - third Western Addition to the town . (now city) of Decatur. Indiana, as the [same appears upon the recorded plat *Fnf said siib-division: Said sale will be made subject to the ** approval of said Court for not less I I than the full appraised value o( ?al<i real . estate and upon the* following J terms and conditions, to-wit: at lea«t J one third of the purchase money cash lin hand, the balance in two equal in--1 stallmenfs, payable in nine months and eighteen months.' evidenced by notes “of the purchaser bearing six per cent interest from date, waiving releaf. providing for attorneys fees and secured by mortgage on the real estate sohl, the purchaser to have the privilege however, of paying all cash on day of sale if so desired. CHARLES H. STEELB •Ad mlxil s t: at o * Dated this 23rd day of September, 1926 Fruchte & TJtterer. Attorneys. | I Sept 24-October 1.- 3*

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MARKET REPORTS Daily Report Os Ix»cal And Foreign Markets East Buffalo Livestock Market EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK ReculplH, 5.000; shipments. 2.080; i hog receipts, 3,500: holdover, 1.527; mostly to 15 cents higher; spots up more, top, $14.OO; bulk, 180 to 26U pounds. sl3.7s<’q $13.90; few 350 lbs $12.51*41 $12.75; 160 pounds down. $13.25; i*lgs. sll 7541 $12.u0; packing sows, $lO 50*o $11.00; cattle receipts 200, mostly heifers, steudy; medium to good kinds, $7 tw’*» $8 25; few good ! 640 pound yearlings heifers. $9.15; I e.ilve receipts. 6®o: veals 50 cents I lower; top natives, $16.50: sheep receipts, 1,000 tat lamhe. strong to 25 cents higher; top natives. sl4 25; culls, $llOO down: sheep, scarce. Fort Wayne Livestock Market IP*g.-. 140 lbs down $12.00 140 to 160 tbs 12 25 160 to 180 Tbs. I*-?' 1 flßo to 20*1 ff>,s. U-l" 200 to 225 lbs 13 35 I 225 to 250 Tbs. 13 10 2MI to 275 ffi - 12 s 6 275 to 300 Tbs 12 5? , 300 lt> :up , 13 3.» Receipts: Hogs. 400; Calves. 75: Cattle, 200; sheep. 50. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Sept. $1.35: Dec. $1.38; May 11.4314. Corn: Sept. 7344 c; Dec 80>ic; May 87*xc. Oats: Sept. 41c; i Dec. 43%c; May 47%c. LOCAL PRODUCE MARK«T (Corrected Sept. 241 | Hea?y Fowls 19c Leghorn Fowls IV Heavy chickens' Legbcrn chickens Hf Old Roosters — — Ducks — 2c Geese — — Eggs, dozen 3tc LOCAL GRAIfT WIAXKBT (Corrected Sept. 24) Barley, per bushel ...A... 60c | Rye, per bushel 80c I Nev. Oats I good I 32c ' Good sound mixed or white corn 90c | Good sound yellow corn 100 I New wheat 1-20 '♦■'d Timothy Seed $2.25 $2.50 Good Alsac seed . - $12.00 LOCAL GROCERS' EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 36c BUTTERFAT AT BTATIOW Butterfat delivered .. 4U> , — 8080 CIRCUIT Rev. E. P. White, Pastor Bobo M- E. Church Sjunday School z. 9:30 am. 1 Preaching 10:30 a.m. Clark’s Chapel 1 Sunday School 9.30 a m. Preaching 7:30 p.m. Mt. Hope Sunday School 9:30 a.m. October 10 is Rally Day at Bobo ■ Lurch. We are aiming to have 125 in Sunday School on this date. When | you are invited by the committees give them a fine big “Yes.” - > <-.» v- ' pp’cciat'on of all the churches of the circuit for the fine turnout at the group meettngs and for the fine cour-l tesies shown the ministers Regular Dividends Are Declared By Utility Co. The Board of Directors of the North-, ern Indiana Pup'ic Service Company has declared the regular qi|irterly dividends of one and one-half per cent on ea n h share of outstanding 6 per I cent preferred stock and one and I three quarters per cent on each sha“e let outstanding 7 per cent preferred stock of the copany. Both dividends are payable October 14 to stockholders of record on the Company's books at ’ the close cf business on September 30. Bloomington—Residents of Bloomington who invested money in the Lawrenceville oil fields have started !to realize on their investments^-Th** I company owning the fields is buying j the stock back at several times the cost to investor—a MACADAM I«>AD BOXD SALE 1 ~ Notice is hereby given that the sreasurer of Adams County. Indiana, will offer for sale to the highest bidder at 10 o’clock a.m. on WEDNESDAY (HTIIHUU Hth the following road bonds; The Martz Mat aJ am Hoad. Washington and Monroe Townships, the amount being 52.72D.00 Said bonds will be issued in serie,* of twenty bonds dated October 15th 1926. the first series coming due on May 15th 1928, and one series coming due every six months thereafter. Said bonds will bear interest at the rate of per annum payable on ifre 15thi dav of Mai' and November ot each year. Said bonds have been issued in strict ’compliance with the laws of the Stat* of Indiana, with an order duly endors d upon the records of the Board of Corumissioners of said county authorizing the issue and sale of said bonds for the purpose of providing funds for the construction of the above mentioned roid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids. Said bunds will be sold for not less than par. together with interest and accruing interest Transcript will be on file at the office of the Auditor of Adams County. If said bonds are not sold on said date, sale vzill continue until sold. i WUIES KLEINE I Treasurer Adams County, Indiana, i S«*pt. 24 I ’ i

iceeptance Os American ' Reservations Recommended Geneva. Sept. 24—(United Preval I Acceptance of all the American rener pations to the world court protocol I was recommended by the drafting committee otb’urteen today with th' I sole provision that the United Stater | should negotiate an understanding ', with the league of nations council j with respect to the manner of eapres , sing American consent to the court {rendering an advisory opinion. ■ The committee of fourteen was ap '■pointed by the conference of Hague , I court signatories to find a ffirmsla I for accepting the United States ; senate's reservations. The committee ' today adopted a diaft of the formula outlined in the foregoing Should the United States object to the court giving an advisory opinion on anv question to wh'elt the 1 nited States was not a party, this objection ! should have the same force and effect ‘las if the United States were a mem > ber of the league and voted against i I such an advisory opinion. ‘ All signatories of the world court I J ’protocol will be requested to use the formula devised by the committee to day as a basis for their individual replies to the United States with re sped to the senate reservations. The formula still would have to be accepted by the full conference of [world court signatories and then b) i the United Stales. The drafters of the formula sought a means of sate guarding the rights of the present signatories while at the same time making the formulh in such form ■ that President Coolidge and Secre tary of State Kellogg could accept it without farther reference to the senate. ■ Eight articles comprised the form- . ula adopted by the snb-cotumitteg. , Body Os Slayer Is ' Found At Williamsport Williamsport, Ind., Sept. 24.—(Unit . ed Press) —Fatally wounded in what seemed a successful attempt to escapi . the body of Claire Ratcliff, slayer of i sheriff Avis Dutcher, was found neat i the Wabash railroad tracks here today , Ratcliff, who shot the sheriff whlh i resisting arrest Saturday night flet' alter the killing Posses had beetsearching this section of the state for him for five days. Examination of the body which wat in a bad state of decomposition, showed that a bullet fired by city marshall Lee Brier, who aided the sheriff in the attempt to arrest Ratcliff, bad found its mark. It *s believed. Ratcliff died within an hour after the shooting. ■ o Indana Murderer Gets A Stay Os Execution Indianapolis. Ind.. Sept. 24. (I nited Press)—Vito Sanchez, sentenced to die October 8 at the Indiana state prison, lutlay undar a stay of execution following action by the state supreme court iu extending the time to March 11. i’ Porter circuit court w here be was on a change of venue for the , kill ng of Daniel Grigayen at Gary several months ago. o W oollen Speaks To Voters At Frankfort Frankfort. Ind., Sept. 24. — United Press) —Calling attention to the three Democratic principles of ‘'minimtiin government, home cole and equality of opportunity”, Evans Woollen Democratic senatorial nominee, warned vov ‘ ers here of “three maua -ing tendencies in political life." Speaking before Democrats of this district Woollen called attention to the “tendency toward enlargement ot government and tow -rd class legi laticn.” Father And Son Hurt At Same Bridge In Two Separate Accidents Springfield. 111.. Sept. 24. — (United Press — Ben Michael*tti started to drive to the hospital to see Jiis son who was injured when his motor car skidded from a railroad bridge. At the bridge where the son was Injured, Machealettl's motor car swerved smldenly and sti’ick an iron up- ■ right. Michealetti was injured. Both Father and son are in the hostial—occupying adjoining cotal New Rubber Source /Discovered In Africa Capetown (United Press) —A rich new source tor rubber has been fouad he*-e. It has been discovered that the : African Euphorbia tree yields a s*p or latex ot a quality comparable with that ot para.rubber. A South African company has been i organized to exploit a vast jungtb Bear Ea?t London, said to number 1 more than sixty million trees. The 1 1 average tree yields three pounds ot | latex. Attempts at vi.’c a nixing sre said to have been quite satisfactory.

•■• » • ■COURTHOUSE : *iIBOW ’■ W ’ • • Real Eitate Transfers Harold th'lilagi'iihaug etux to Her-, bert C. Chew elux. tots 226 and 227| In Geneva, for S6OO. Rebecca lieu - **i to Dani* ■ * 1 *m* I <t al. part of lot 10 in Berne, for J 2.200 JeJsse B Rooi> **t al to Brice l> lot 226 In Decatur, for sl.Boti Charles T Hill to the Peoples Loan .t Trust Company, lot 485 iu DecaW, for s’Jso. Peoples launi * Trust Company to Mary C. Miller, lots 50 and 51 In De ■atur for $365 i Chrialena B Vail executrix, to Deon Marquart. parts of toit 558 and 559 in Decatur, for $l2O Richard S Wilson etux to Alvin C Spindler, 39 acres in Jefferson town *hip for $4,500. Paul Scnulte etux to Paul Schulte Oil and Gas Corporation. 200 a-rea in tUue Creek tpwnship. for $1 Suit On Account A suit on an account was filed in the oircuit court today by Giles V. Porter against- Walter S. Eicher, ludgment for $125 is demanded. Atcineys for the plaintiff are Lenhart. Teller A- Schurger. Suit On Note A sulf on notes was filed today by he Old Adams County Hank against Warren Jones el al. Judgment for 11 850 and costs is demanded Attorneys l4*nhart and Heller represent he plaintiiff. New Affidavit Filed A new affidavit, charging issuing of i fraudulent clonk, was filed today in xrcuit court against Joe W. Matson. >f Fort Wayne, who was arrested last weelf and placed in the county jail here. The new affidavit charges that Matson passed a check at the John T. Myers clothing store on July 23. 1926, made payable to Frank Smith and purporting to have been signed by J. Hougk The check was endorsed “Frank Smith." Matson's bond wasf fixed at S6OO. He is still in the county jail. Judgments Awarded In the case of the Commercial Investment company against John Ziem ?ndorff, the court for the plain ■iff and awarded judgment for $490 ind costs. In the ease of D. M. Hensley , A Son vs. Hugh Thomas Vail, judgment for $55.83. with interest and costs, *as awarded to the plaintiff. t Buy Mary M aine. Box-Bulk-Bar at Wertzbersjer's Confectionery. 22 It 1 Get the Habit—Trade at Home, it Pays Typewriting Stenographic Work If you have any t-xtta tvjf-wtil-ing'or stenographic xvork I will be glad to do it. Phone 42 for appointment. b lorenct 1 l lolthou •' Judge J. T. Merrvtnan’s Law Office. K. of C. Bldg. Roy S. Johnson e Auctioneer Decatur, Indiana I’hone 1022 -—Phone 181 COMING SALE DATES Book Your Sale Early. ! Sept. 25—Butler & Ahr, De- . catur. Indiana. Sept. 29—Jersey cattle sale Wapakoneta. Ohio. Sept. 30—Cattle sale. Bluff ton. Ohio. Oct. I—Curtis & Edwards, 1 ■ mile west of Van Wert, Ohio stock sale. Oct. 2—Fred Keppert, Deca tur, Ind., sub-divisions in Bellmont Park. Oct. s—Mrs. Bnckmaster, 4 miles west of Monroe, Ind. farm sale. Oct. 7—C. O. Brown, l'« mik east of Dent school, farm sale. Oct. 9—Butler & Ahr, Deca tur, Ind. Stock sale. Oct. 12—Otto Longenberger 1 mile east, ’A mile north ot Monroe. Farm sale. l Oct. 18-19-20 — Registered Hereford cattle, C.‘ G. Cochran estate. Hays. Kansas. Oct. 22—M. K. Downing, 1 miles southwest of Convoy, O.< genera! farm sale. Oct. 23—Butler & Ahr, Decatur, Ind. Stock sale. Oct. 27—W. W. Murphy, T mile west of Van Wert on Lincoln Highway. Farm sale. Dec. 14—Mrs. Ira Smith, 2 miles west of Poe, farm ia’t.

Tin I’laie Industry In ('alumel To Be Expanded Hamumml. Ind. Sept. 21 (United liana Harb, r and G;.ty which will inI"' ' |h( , pi;.,*,", pfml.. to wring the t'alumet t * 'h" f'»«t in Expan.'iiiu es thy I"*.)' plant, non under way. "ill fftvq that clt> one ui i ■ •■ * At Indian* Harbor the rapid <ompto ition ot the $7,tm.000 Plant of the Youngatown Sheet and Tube company will aid in pushing till- dislfk't to the

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