Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 24, Number 255, Decatur, Adams County, 28 October 1926 — Page 2

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:: x x w k x x x x x x x x x x x : x CLASSIFIED ADS « 5 x:: x x xxxxxx xxx x x : EOK SALE FOR SALE—Hand picked Keifer pears Orders will be taken now and pears picked upon receipt ot orders. I’hone 526 White. 250-10-tx FOR SALE Sprayed apples, all leading varieties at reasonable prices ( Otto Bleeke, route 8. phone 694 I’. ■ < 252-6tx FOKSALE Old established grocery, a money maker, If interested see C. A. Burdg. 253-4 t FOR~SAI.E Good winter apples, already picked. 75 cents to $1 00 per bushel. A. F. Thieme, Phone 845-C. ’ 254-3 U ( FOR SAI H Collie and Shepard pups ■ Males $1.50 each. Albert Teeple. Phone S6l-L. ’ 254t3x for"" SALE Kitt lien heat ini; stove j oak chiffonier, two oak rockers, mahogany stand, oak commode, large cypress chest especially made for storing bedding. Inquire at 221 South Third street or call 76. 254-3 t FOR SALE Two yearlings and one ( Spring Colt. M. A. Ripley. Willshire, Ohio. 252-9 t e.o.d -x , F"R SAD' - Viet rola and records. cheap. Phone 751. 255-31 FOR SALE—2O head of ewe lambs. 2 cows, will be fresh soon. William , Kitson, phone 863-R. 255-3tx FOR SALE-^Am* leaving the city, will sacrifice my beautiful St. Andresburg Roller birds. Inquire at 117 N. 2nd street, upstairs. 255-2tx FOR SALE—WiII sell my pop corn machine cheap if taken at .once. CM. llillnkley. at Mills st-re 255 2tx FOR SALE Duroc male Itos Pure bred; good breeder; 3 years old. Call 864-B. Curtis Miller. 255t3x eod FOR SALE- Player piano An old re- ( liable piano factory, has a player ■ piano in your territory. Used 2 months party leaving and giving up player . Any reliable party can have same by paying balance after trying player in your home to your own satisfaction. A real bargain. Walnut case, bench androlls. 3 years to pay. Post card will l ling particulars. D. W. Williams. Factory Man. Hobart M Cable Co., Piano Factory. La Porte. Ind 255-3tx WANTED VV A N T E D — Clean, washed rags, suitable to clean presses and type. Must be clean. Not common rags or waste, or dirty clothes. Prefer muslins, calicos and like. No laces, heavy underwear, woolens or heavy materials. Will pay 7 cents per pound for the right kind if brought to this office, but they must be j clean and the right size. Decatur Daily Democrat. WANTED—Man with car lor sale’s , work. See Mr. Rice at Murray Hotel. 250-6tx - WANTED—Man with car to sell sew- ! ing machines and collect on out- | sterling accounts. Write Mr. Rooct’ t St U (ward St. Muncie. 2 ad. * WANTED-AN "OPPORTUNITY for ( four young men to work their way | through college and earn B. S. de- I gree in eleotrical engineering. Must | be high school graduates. Give age. | height, weight and at least two re- , ferences in first letter. Unless you have fully decided upon electrical j engineering do not reply. Address ; Box E. E. % Democrat. 253t3x WANTED—GirI for general office | work, bookkeeping and steno- ( graphic work. J. F. Arnold Co. 253t6 WANTED TO RENT Six or sever, room house in Decatur, within next ten days. Write Wilford Ray, Box 81. Geneva. 253t3x WANTED— Work by day or hour any kind suitable for a lady in the thirties. Call at, residence 317 N. Eight St. or Phone 657. 255-2tx FOR RENT FOR RENT—Two farms. Only those | who can give the very best reference will be considered. J. F. Arnold. 248-ts FOR RENT — Two nice sleeping rooms in modern home. Mrs. Janies Bain, phone 511. 255t3 FOR—RENT —Four-room house furnished for light housekeeping, gas Lights, water, and toilet. Rent in advance. No children, no dogs. Rent teaseuiable to right parties. Phone 789 ir inquire at 218 S. First St. 255-3 t LOST AND FOUND LOST Parties who took automobile jack from roadster in front of I one’s Barber shop, please return to Lre Restaurant. 2S4t3x Reed To Ask McNary To Probe Condition In Arizona Federal Court, St. Louis, Oct. 28.— (United Presp.) — Senator James A. Reed, chairman of tue senatorial investigating committee today announced he would ask Senator McNary, Oregon, another member of the committee to make an Investigation of tfie Ariac-na primaries. T! announcement was made after the Mi.-souri senator had received :.ejr-grams that a huge Slush fund, said to total $300,000 had been raised there. <

XXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X X BUSINESS CARDS x XXXXXXXX X X X X X X X X H. FROHNAI’FEL, 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 a.m. 1-5 6-8 pm. s. E. BLACK Funeral Director Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night Office phone 90 Home phone 727 FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of Title Real Estate. Plenty of Money to Loan on Government Plan. Interest Rate Reduced. October 5, 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 8:00 p in. Telephone 135. • MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER’S ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 S. 2nd St. 0 U FA R M MORTGAGE LOANS Planned for the advantage of the borrowing farmer. 10 year @ 5%, small coni. 10 year (57 53/2%, no expense to you. 20 year @ 6%, Govt. Plan. Interest paid annually. Borrower fixes interest date. CITY PROPERTY Mortgage Loans Select Residence or Mercantile Buildings Low Rate of Interest. SUTTLES-EDWARDS CO. A. D. Suttles. Secy. ‘”-U-C 155 South 2nd St. o- — 0 0 O DR. C. V. CONNELL ' I VETERINARIAN I I Special Attention given to cattle and poultry practice I Office 120 No. First Street Phone: Office 143 —Residence 102 o () APPOINTMENT OF ADMINISTRATOR No. 23M Notice is hereby given, that th* undersigned has been appointed Admit) ’srracor of the eastate of Samuel F. Lott lute of Adams Cffiunty, The estate is probably solvent. C. L. WALTERS Administrator. Ort. 9, 1926 Oct. 14-21-23 — o FAR WEST HOLDS KEY TO POWER fCotmiruKD prom r.*aw t>v«i impartial political observers here: Arizona: Republican Carl Hayden, democratic senatorial candidate is making a vigorous campaign against senator Cameron, republican, holder of the Senate seat. He has been prepar ing for the campaign for montii r , it eputed to have sufif ient funds and It personally popular. Inasmuch as the ctate is normally democratic, havin' one democratic senator anti house member already. Cameron's chtince arc- none too bright. Colorado: The state is highly doubt tul. Charles W. Waterman, republi can defeated senator Means in th< primary, to oppose former gove-no; William E Sweet. Democrat. It is =ait Waterman will not poll all the renub lican votes and Sweet will no' poll al Lie demorcatic votes. Three republl cans and one democratic represents tivs are seeking reelection. Idaho: The advantage is given to tin republican incumbent. Senator Good ing but John F. Nugent, democrat can didate, has conducted a strong cam paign and might upset the dope. , o - Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pay

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT THURSDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1926.

MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AM) FOREIGN MARKETS CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Wheat: Dec. 31.4254: May 31.47%. J Corn: Dec. 76%c; May 84%c. ’ Oats: Dec. 44c; May 48*4c. ‘ Fort Wayne Livestock Market Pigs. 150 lbs. down . 312.25 150 to 160 lbs. ... . ... $12.501 160 to 180 lbs. $12.75 180 to 200 lbs. $12.901 200 to 225 lbs. $12.75 225 to 250 lbs. - sl3 1° 250 to 275 lbs. $13.10 275 to 300 tbs ss»«'' ’ ;:oo Jbs. up $12.80 Receipts—Hogs 650; Calves 60; Sheep 100. EAST BUFFALO LIVE STOCK Receipts. 2.600; shipments. 2.800; hog receipts. 2.000; holdovers. 945 : mostly fen to 15 cents lower, spots ’ off more. pigs fully 25 cents lower;! hulk, 170 to 200 pounds. $13.65; few ( ! up to 240 pounds, $13.76; bulk Piß s and light lights. $12.50 to $13.00; fev | 100 pounds pigs. $12.00; packing sows around $1100; cattle receipts, 20" steers and heifers, weak to 25 cents lower; reactor cows, steady; good j light steers. $9.00; medium kinds $8; j heifers. $6.50; reactor cows. $2 50 to $3.50; calves receipts. 200. no demand., nominally SIOO lower, nothing sold’ sheep receipts. 1.400; lambs steady to . 25 cents higher; top fat lambs. $14.40. bulk. $14.86; culls. SIO.OO to $10.50 sheep. 50 cents and more lower; fat ewes. $5.50 © $6.50. ' LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET (Corrected October 27) Heavy Fowls 20c Leghorn Fowls - Heavy Chickens f 18c Leghorn Chickens - De Old Roosters •« Ducks De Geese — -30 c Eggs, dozen a— $0" LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected October 27) Barley, per bushel 60c ) Rye, per bushel 80c New Oats igood) 39c Good sound mixed or white corn 90c Good sound yellow corn 1-00 New Wheat 1-2-Good Timothy Seed $2.26-$2.6' 1 Good Alsac seed lIS-OC LOCAL GROCERS’ EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat, delivered 45c O— — ! COURT HOUSE : I MMKIIKKIISW*HBMKa>* Local Lawyers At Portland Attys- Clark J. Dutz and Dore B. Erwin of Decatur were at the court house Wednesday attending to mat ters connected with the two civl action brought by William Kelley against | .. } local court on a change of venue from j Adams County. William Heeter of Ge ] j neva. a defendant in both actions, was | a’so here It is understood the cases I will be heard later. —Portland Sun. , To Amend Report In the estate of William S. Daughi erty, the administrator was ordered to ! pay costs in full and the balance of * the funds in his hands to Irvin Metzs ner, and to amend his final report ac- * cordingly. Inheritance Tax Determined In the estate of Ann Eliza Patter- ■ son, an inheritance tax report showed 'he ictal net value of the estate to be $6,133.69. The estate was left to two sons, Fred 1., and Janies Bruce, an l one daughter, Marie Westveldt, and each owed inheritance tax in the sum of 46 cents. t Seeks Allowance In the case of William S. Andrews - vs. June Andrews, Attorney D. B. Erwin appeared for the defendant. An i. application for an allowance and aXs torney fees was filed by the defendit » nt )f Suit To Quiet Title r . A suit to quiet title has been filed i 8 by Fred T. Schurger against David is Dannells and others. ie Inheritance Tax Reports K An inheritance tax report in the ■ e estate of Abraham Hocker showed , the total net value of the estate to be $47,547.75. The estate was loft ,t. to the widow and two daughters, ij. Cora L. Adler and Mae Ellen Lehman. le The widow owed $8.49 in inheritance tax. while each ot the two daughters ij i owed $138.49. b .| In the estate of William Fruchte. jl, an inheritance tax report showed the IP total net value of the estate to be $8,837.00. The estate was left to the widow and no tax was owed. 1P Letters Issued d Letters of administration have n been issued to James T. Merryman n in the estate of Dallas W. Johns. : Bond in the sum of SSOO was filed. — o s Mrs: Frank Lose and son spent the ys day in Fort Wayne with friend?-

API’OIXTMIiAiT Os WMIMX’I l« VH»lt No. SSMN • < Notice lx hereby given, Thai the u» , ilereigned Ims been appointed Admlii- , utrater of the fulste of lMlla-> " Johns. Ute of Adame County, dceo'c l 1 I The estate Is probably solvent A. C. CD,PIN f Administrator James T. Merryman. Attorinur Oct.. s4th 1926 Oct. 28 Nov. 4-11 MlTIt I. TH m I I '!• " I ' State ot Indiana, Adamn I ount, 111 the Adams Clreult Court. S. ptember Term, 1926. I red T. sehurger »». I»n»ld Daunell*. el nt. | Cause No 12743 i Now come* the plaintiff by Lenhart Heller a Hchur»er. hi* Hltorn» v«». in»i < flics his complaint herein together with the affidavit of a competent person 1 that the reshlenee upon dllllgeiit In- , qulry IS unknown of the following named defendants to-wit: I'nvld I uni. ! nelis, Uavlil flannels. I»avld l>ann<lSen John Dannelx, Archbold Cannels, lArchlbold liannels) Tempi Shafer. Tempa Shafer. Tempo Shaffer liaeliel Kley.. Miehm I l.iei 1711 SR be th Smith. Robert II Hannelx Psvld Hannelx Jr . Rebin < a Smith. Alexander Smith. Etta M Helm. Etta M Pierson; tlmt the names of the defen dantx are unknown and that tliev are believed to be non-rexldeiite of tn< I State of Indiana, sued In this action I, the following names and designations Ito-wit: "the unknown husbands an. . wives, respectively, of each of the following named persons, to-wit. Havi< Hanncllx. David Dannelx. David Diu-neli Sen John Damiels. Archabolii l>anm-| Arehibold Dannelx. Tempy Shafer.. Tern pa Shafer. Tempa Shaffer. Rachel l-de' i Michael Elev Elisabeth Smith. Robert R. Dannells. David Damiels Jr.. Rebec ca Smith. Alexander Smith. Etta M Helm. Etta M. Pierson, the names ~ jail of whom are unknown to plaln'iff the unknown widowers and widows rcspeetivelv. of each of the followini named deceased persons, to-wit: Davl, Dannells. David Dannels. David Dann els Sen. John Damiels. Arehaladd I'an net's. Arehibold Dannels. Tempy Shafer Tempa Shafer. Tempa Shaffer. Rnclie Elev Michael Elet. Elizabeth smith Robert R Dannels. David Dannels Jr Rebecca Smith. Alexander Smith. I.tti M Helm. Etta M. Pierson, the name of all of whom are unknown to plain tiff: the unknown children, des- endant and heirs, surviving spouses, creditor mid administrators of the estate, devisees legatees, trustees and executori of the last will and testament, sue censors in interest and assigns, res pe< tively of each of the followim named and designated deceased P"r sons, to-wit: David Dannells. Davit Dannels. David Dannels Sen . John Dm nels Arehanold Dannelx. Arehibqld Do nnels. Tempy Shafer. Tempa Shafer Tempa Shaffer. Rachel Eley. Mlchae Eley. Elizabeth Smith. Robert It Dan nels. David Danneh Jr.. Rebee. a Smitl Alexander Smith. Lit a M. 1leln». V.tt. M. Pierson, the names of all of whon are unknown to plaintiff: all of tin wmten once known by any of tie names and designaiions above stated whose Sanies may have Lech < hange. and who arc now known by othe names, the names of all of whom an unknown to plaintiff: the spoux'-s o. all of the persons above named describ ed anil designated as defendants t< this action who are married, the name, of all of whom are unknown to plain tiff: all persons and corporations win assert or might assert any title, clain ■or interest in or lien upon Hie real . s tate described in the complaint In thli action by. under or through s«id om plaint, the names of all of whom arunknown to plaintiff : that said u-tior is f*xr the purpose of quieting title t> real estate in the State of Indiana, tha a cause of action exists against ill o said defendants: that all of said de fendants are necessary parties-to san action and that they arc believed t< be non-residents of the State of Ind , ia -j-he followiag real estate in AdamCountv. State of Indiana, is describe in said complaint, to-wit: The Soutt half I‘a > of the South West quarte ('. > of the North West quarter o Section twelve (121, Township twenty six IL’6l North. Range fourteen((ll4 1 East. . j -c This action is instituted and prosecuted by said plaintiff for the pur pose of quieting his title to the rea estate above described as against al demands, claims and claimants what soever. Notice is therefore hereby given san defendants that unless they be im appear on the 33rd day of the Novem her Term. 1926. of the Adams < Ireui Court of Indiana, being the 22 day o the ~lsth, d the <'curt'House in lie- town m I u . tm. In said County an I State ami ui NW*!* or demur to isaid complaint, vh!™me will be heard and determine! u their absence. In Witness Whereof. I hereunto «<- 'mv hand and affix the seal of salt Court at the office of the clerk there I of in the town of De< atur. Indiana, t di I "7th dav cf October. 1926. John e. nelson Clerk of 'be Adams Circuit lourt Lenhart. Heller & S< burger Attorneys for plaintiff Oct. 28 Nov. 1-11 GOOD GAS WELL IS BROUGHT IN (CONTINTED FROM PAGE ONE) 1 1,100 feet. - Schulte and Haney ate doing mor > j dri’-liug than any other operators in j the Adams county field. They art i pumping eight oil wells, six on the Schulte farm and two on the Jauelnbill farm, and they have one gas well or ; the Schulte, fatm in addition to thr .'new gasser just brought in cu th< ,'Sherank fatm. They have drilled tei wells and are now drilling their e e venth It is estimated that between ’a ans 40 wells have been drilled in A r 'am c I county since the first of this year, and , t practically all of them are producing either gas or oil. About fifteen veilarc being drilled at present. e 1 NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS i> x tl Notice is hereby given that Monday, November 1, 1926 ’’ will be the last day to pay your fall '• installment of taxes. The . county e treasurer’s office will be open from B S a.tn. to 4 p.m during the tax paying .season. All taxes not paid by that ■time will become delinquent and a ’• ten per cent penalty will be added e Do not put off paying your taxes as p th o y must be paid and the law points p out the duty of the county treasurer. e Those who have bought or sold pro petty and wish a division of taxes are I asked to come in at once. Don't e wait for the rush. No receipts can be la'd away for anyone so please n don't ask for it. We -will be glad to ’• mad,the paid receipts to those who mail in their checks to this office before the final taxpaying date. I LOUIES KLEINE, treasurer e j of Adams County. Indiana. I 240 to Nov. 1

MRS. WHETCRAFT LEAVES HOSPITAL Woman Republican Leader Creates Latest Political Sensation Indianapolis. Ind.. Oct. 28. The latest political sensation in the Indi- J ana campaign is the myxterloua f’.iglit of -Mrs. Vlvirn Tracy Wheatcraft. James E. Watson’s woman manager and vice-chairman of the republican state central committee, from a hms pital at St. Louis. On Tueaday, Mrs. Wheatcraft was reported to be too ill to leave the hospital to testify itefore the Reed senatorial investigating committee as to her ’’poison squad" organisation ami campaign expenditures in the Watson primary campaign. Within 30 hours, Mrs. Wheatcraft left the hospital, according to hospital attachees, with her brother, bound for Indianapolis. Inquiry here by th*’ Indianapolis Star disclosed that her husband. Bruce Wheatcraft, hail been waiting at the Severin hotel here, headquarters of the republican state central commit tee. He left there shortly before midnight, going to a garage in company with another man. according to the Slar. presumably to get his car to take Mrs. Wheatcraft to her home. .Mrs. Wheatcraft had been in Okla homa and Missouri, as representative of the republican women of Indiana, in organizing the republican women of these states. When she was ousted as head of the womens bureau of the republican state committee here, she was sent out of the state to work for the republican national congressional committee by Congresaman Will R Wood, of the Tenth Indiana congressional district, chairman of the com mittee. The now famous interview, in which Mrs. Wheatcraft told a correspondent of the Baltimore Sun and a representative of a number of leading republi can newspapers in Indiana of her 'poison squads," was introduced in evidence before the Reed committee It had been the intention of Senator Reed to question her. but he was prevented by affidavids by her husband and statements by a physician that she was too ill to appear before the committee. in that interview, which Mrs. Wheatcraft denied at the time, but OUCH! LUMBAGO! Rub Backache Away Kidneys cause backache! No! Your backache is caused by lumbago, rheumatism or a strain and

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Hie two correapondeqtn vouched for, Mrs, Wheatcratt B<id that she had a! "poison squad of live whispering women In every county in the atate.’’! [she declared that she had these worn i en's names listed iu a little black * book that nobody gets to but me. She I said that when she wantejj to start! something, she tipped off those wont-1 en and in twelve hours It was butter-1 ed all over the state of Indiana.

I TIE UP CLOSELY TO SOME GOOD BANK If you never had a checking account, have one here BANK BOOKS are easier to carry than the money and then have the safety of not losing your money and a check as a receipt. This bank welcomes your account and it equipped to meet your every need in the way of hanking. [ Come in and talk the matter over with our officers. THE PEOPLES LOAN & TRUST CO. Bank of Service fVWWWWWVMAAAAWWMAMMMAAAMVVWWWWVWVWWWI K xx x xitj;x:::: k:: x x m a xi. tx xx x \ it t —-f M 5 I ■ s' \ ] Voters i' ■ • I X Time prevents seeing you all. I am an Adams « County product, haying engaged in farming, school teaching, banking, and insurance. I ■ ' X WILLIAM -E. FAUROTE Republican Candidate for \ County Treasurer. I Pol. Advt. ; x X -‘Lx im i nMWW'XMK k x r. Xx x x x x rfXWJ _____ Republican Meeting H-E-A-R * A Senator gk) ->*** g Arthur R. / Robinson, ■ r — ■ s— Junior 1 • s - Senator «>- and Candidate Z... 1 X i f z I Ztß'" \ | for election. f / •/’’ r J / p ; DECATUR Saturday Afternoon at 230 e ) ; in the t r CIRCUIT COURT ROOM *■ I Senator Robinson will discuss national issues and you are invited to hear him. , , -r Fol. Ad vt - :

| Hanford Cgy-The «'Xhlh| lloß \ I three water dfigs | u , t , . 8 "< zhow window of H hard*,,! „ ‘® «*• uttiacted a Urge crowd Th" | were • BOYS WANTED to make some easv Come to our office on N 7th s? and we will tell you how Carroll Coal & Coke U. $M4t.