Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 297, Decatur, Adams County, 16 December 1929 — Page 3

Identifies Mystery Man As Lost Son Clarendon, Ark.. Dec. 18. — <u.R> Mrg . Lillie Baker *oday Identified pictures of the man claiming to he Connie Franklin, as her long lost . , on> Marlon Franklin Rogers

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BEARKATZ WIN FROM HOAGLAND Monroe high school Bearkatz i swamped Hoagland high school ’tellers at Hongland Saturday night 3FI-23. The score does not indicate Hie iLfference between the two quintete as Coach Piney Bryan substituted freely after the Bearkatz took a commanding lead early In the game. The Adams county netters took an early lead and continued to pile up more points. At half time the Btyanmen were leading 2112. In the second stanza Coach Bryan chose to try out his reserve material. and the substitutes managed to hold the Hoagland netters in fair style. in the last few minutes Coach Bryan returned his regulars to the fray and Monroe again started piling up points. Lineup and summary: Monroe (35) EC, ft TP Busche, f. . 6 0 12 C. Andrews, f. 3 u y Bahner, f. _ 113 Myers, c. 5 1 11 Hoffman, g. Oil Brandyberry, g. Oil Chas. Andrews, g. .0 11 Totals ir> 5 35 Hoagland <231 FG FT TP Reynolds, f. 3 3 9 Bobilya, f 3 17 Hake, f. 0 0 0 Jamisson, c. Oil Roberta, g 0 0 0 McClellen, g. 2 2 6 Totals 8 7 '23 Referee, Gass, Decatur. tfc/ Coach CverettS. Dean Miana University c 'U ir A fC«y ~ \ 2>ribt' lc ' ‘ \ | rn 'Path •/ f’/c*/*'' \ Mrj BIG TEN PLAY NO. TWO This play and its variations have been more commonly used than any ether one play in the Big Ten conference. The formation is strong because it is designed for shooting mil passing around the foul ring. The floor guard advances the ball by dribbling to the front line defense where he passes to the forward meeting the ball. The forward passes to his team mate who is breaking for the foul ring and he back passes to (F-l). From this I position he can shoot or pass to (C) I breaking for the basket or to the 'floor guard cutting down the side j Notice in the chart that (F-l is in such a position that he can pass in | any direction. It is important to consider that feature in designing I plays and offenses. i (C) (G) (F) and (F-l) are all in 1 good followup positions. This of- ; sense is of the slow breaking type | to be used against set defenses. BIG TEN PLAYS NO. THREE Baby's Colds U Best treated without \ C-A dosing—Just rub on OVER MILLION JARS USED YEARLY I EAT I Chop Suey, Mexican Chili, Waffles I and Old Style Buckwheat Cakes —at— CAMPBELL’S ATWATER KENT RADIO I RADIOLA, GREBE AND Trade in your used radio or phonograph. WERLING RADIO SALES Preble, Ind. Phone 17 on 28

WHIPPETS WIN FROM GENEVA Kirkland Whippets opened their net season with it landslide win from Geneva Boosters at Kirkland gymnasium Saturday night. The Whippets led throughout the game' and piled in 18 field goals -while their opponents were hitting the net for 5 fielders. The game at times was rough hut referee Klelnknight held the game well in control. The win nets led at the half-way murk 18-8. Several new candidates for the Whippet squad were given an opportunity to show their ability in

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| the second period Lineup and snniniary: Whlppata 141) FG FT TP I Low. Arnold 2 2 6 Hoffman, f. 3 0 6 Smith, c. i) 11 f’oraon, g. . 71 15 B. Bryan, g. 4 19 D. Schlickman, g. 0 0 0 Lnt. Arnold, g. 2 0 4 Totals 18 5 41 Boosters (15) FG FT TP V. Fisher, f.. . 0 11 Striker, f. . il| Monee, c. 0 0 0 Fisher, g. * 10 5 Reynolds, v,. 10 2 WindmlUer, g. 12 4 Lybarger, g. 0 0 0 Totals . 5, f, 15 Referee, Klelnknight.

COURT HOUSE Marriage Licenses Walter E. Sommer, Geneva, employed at Rump and Kintz Co. Fort Wayne to Winifred L. Ma)lone», Decatur, R R. 5. Judgment In the sum of Jlrno was awarded to Richard Lewton in Adams circuit court today In the case of Richard Lewton, by Ills next friend, Amos Lewton, vs. Jesse G. Niblick. The suit was a friendly suit. Defendant ordered to pay cost. Judgment of SBOO was awarded to Fred Brokaw in his suit by his next friend Vesta Brokaw against Jesse G. Niblick. Defendant also ordered to pay costs. The suit was a friendly suit to establish payment

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I by th<> Insurance company following an accident in wlilcli two minors were participants. In the case of L. A. Graham vs. Grant Light, Injunction, a restraining order was granted and defend ant was restrained from entering or carrying away property from a farm In Adams county. Summons Issued and ordered returnable December 27. _———o——— ——— • Notice The tln.il meeting of 1929 of the County Board of Commissioners will be held. December 27. In order i io have your bill allowed, please i I file same, on or before December 21 Albert Harlow. Auditor ■ - .....■■■■■■lRobert Gass motored to Hunting-: ton today, and vlsltesl with friends

PUBLIC SALE As 1 have rented my farm. I will sell at public auction, my I H ‘ rR ’ al property to the highest biddei without reserve, on the Frank Rand; . farm, located 3 miles north. 2% miles east of Bluffton, or >,i mile nor | and l*i miles east of Cralgvll'.e, on WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1929 Commencing at 10 a. m.. the following described property, to-wit: ; 1 Buy Mare, sound, 5 years old, broke In all harness, weight 1» 1 lbs. a real brood mare. 11—HEAD OF CATTLE—II 1 Holstein cow 4 years old. due to calf the 4th week in Decemb. a 6 gallon cow 1 Ida. k <ow. 5 years old. giving a good flow of mil 1 spotted cow. 4 years old, a gooif cow. she will give ti gal.on ot mi when fresh; 1 blue roan cow. 4 years oid, she Is giving a good flow I milk al this time; 1 blue roan cow. 4 years old. another good cow; > red cow. 4 yearn old. and one black heifer, had her first calf, the ma . ing of a real dairy cow: 3 spring heifer calls in fair shape; 1 two-ye . old Holstein bull, a good one. 22—HEAD OF HOGS—22 20 head of good thrifty Shoats, 2 brood sows ■ 'i 35 head oi Shropshire Sheep 20 ewes to lamb latter part < f Martj 14 ewe lambs. 1 buck. GRAIN AND HAY Alsmt 12 tons of good mixed hay, pul tip wit out rain; bean liny, about 2tons of good bean hay; corn, ahout 4 bushel of good corn In the crib; some good oats. FARM MACHINERY 1 btiiler, 7 ft., in good shape, manure spreader, McCortnlck-Deerii, a good one; Dane hay loader; hay tedder; grain drill, eight dtek; co j binder, in No. 1 shape; wagon; spike tootli harrow; 14 inch Ollv ( 1 breaking plow. Ks® MISCELLANEOUS 1 DcLavel No. 12 cream sept rator, in good shape; 2 ten gallon ini i cans; platform scale; tank beater, this heater is as good as nev ’ garden plow; cross-cut saw; grindstone; chicken coops; harnes collar*; lard press and sausage grinder; oil drum; gas engine, in go running order; pump jack; a good big hog feeder; spades; shovel h >g troughs; power washing machine; and one 12x32 wooden silo; al ether articles too numerous to mention. TERMS—Ten dol’ars and under cash, all turns over ten dollars, months time will be given, 3 months without interest if paid when dr and last 3 months witli bankabit' interest. All notes must be satiefc tory witli the clerk. 3% discount for cash. No property to be remoV'. || until settled for. Hich and Ellenberger, auctioneers. Gideon Gerlier, cler MRS. FRANK RANDALL Lunch served by the Craigvi’.le Gliristian Union Ladies Aid.

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! i NotlC* Tin- t'egul.ir meeting c»t B. P. ; KIM No 993 will be held Wedn» > day evening December 18 et 8: o’clock. Richard Burke, pistrWf Deputy will make hli annual vlt 1 and a good attendance Is asked, r — . —f) n ii mi i Ml.es Kate Beatty and herb Fuf.‘ man of Fort Wayne visited wl ’ ' friends in this city yesterday. t

BOOSTER DAY Monroe, Indiana Sat., Dec. 21, 1929 2 I’. M.