Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1930 — Page 5

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Il° f VOTERS I of Washington Township B Ilam a candidate for the Democratic nomination H trustee of Washington township and as it has ■ impossible for me to personally see every voter K HKri taking this means to solicit your vote and your ■ rt - B J I have served more than three years in this ■ and have tried earnestly during that time to ■ |*.e the taxpayers every cent possible and at the time to keep up your property and to serve ■ "i the best way. I feel that I have accomplishS that fairly well and am asking your support upon record. B ,1 My books are open for your inspection and I will ■ G ,ad t 0 S,IOW y° u where savings have been made ■ K just how the office has been conducted. BM 1 will a °P reciate your Vote next Tuesday and B Kmuse '* renominated and elected, to continue to ■ rve y° u t 0 the best of m y abi| 'tyB -S Sincerely, Bs T - R - noll - I IMy number on the Ballot is 49 Pol. Advt. Mio The Voters and Taxpayers M of Adams County ■ the campaign is nearing a close 1 take this in respectfully soliciting your vote for Kmmi rcr of Adams County in the Democratic PriniMMcction on May 6th, 1930. v tried to make a thorough canvas of all votcounty; if I have failed to see you, 1 assure Bmß was no * intentional. in . v qualifications for this office: I MF iif»-‘ in niy home community and my adminKn as an official of a public trust (having served of Hartford Township) speak for them1 have always been affiliated in the Religious, M an( i Political activities of the community in * i' ve - * ani forty-three years old. being a man BMamih having three children in the Public schools Mams county. I Bn event of my nomination and election it shall purpose to give my best services in a courteous isiness-like way. I you of my appreciation for your courtand respect shown me during my canyou voters of the county, 1 thank you. ti. Respectfully, ■ Daniel A. Stadler Elyl'l’umher on the ballot is 25.. pol. adv.

■_ I'' Mr* xl W&fc ~ 7 I Vote ; B *JI g • I 1 . ! ext Tuesday will be appreciated I have made an honest effort to secure (he Democratic Nomination for bounty Treasurer and any consideration given me will be greatly appreciated. John Wechter Resident and Farmer of Blue Creek Twp. imber on the Ballot is 26. pol. tub. I.

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ALL IS READY FOR ELECTION NEXT TUESDAY (CONTINUED FROM VAQE ONE) heated race tor governor. In 192'1, with tlic two wenatorial posts open, 582.4X3 votes were cast, and In 1928, with the Watson-Hoover light, tlie Gillloni-Robinson race and tlie large field of aspirants for governor, 622,324 voted, In Marion county the Citizens’ Republican League is asking for defeat of the Republican organization on the grounds of "Obffinism.” The Democrats, with three slates in the field are asking, “Whose

Vote for Moses Augsburger for I Commissioner, Third District Democratic Ticket I am. through these columns, making my final appeal to the voters of Adams county and 1 will greatly appreciate any support given me in the coming primary next Tuesday. If I am nominated and elected I promise you an honest, efficient administration. Very Respectfully Moses Augsburger My Number on the Ballot is 38 pol. advt.

t Don’t - Forget —Your support and active help is needed for me to win. YOUR HELP WILL BE APPRECIATED Frank Heimann Democratic Candidate for County Treasurer No. 21 on the Ballot. i )( »l. advt. to the Voters Due to the lad that [■■■■■GMMHK'l this is assessing time, I have been forced to remain laK'?dose to the oil ice and have been mi- gSU io voters. Assessors WB*». IL ,re making I li <• i i ■■ TjMR reports and I must take care of the HMEEKoI-' oi l ier work. I am serving my WiS&ai first term and am j JMfcfraS asking for renomi- ll W» nation and will ap- MMMWyi 4M£a preciale your voir MHH.' and support next a Tuesday. I assure von L**< courteous and <ll i- I cient service. ■ t J. A. Cline | No. 33 on the Ballot | ® pol. advt. I

LY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MAY 3, 1930.

slate shall 1 follow?’' In Evansville, • Democrats are involved in a fight between the young city Judge. Charles Cichel. and Mayor Frank Friese. Both want control of the county organization. Vigo county also fs experiencing factional difficult loh, while in county the Hurrison Club under Ra’ph Bradford and .Mayor R, O. Jbhndon, Gary, is attempting to lake the Republican organization from Charles -Schrage, pretender to the mayorship of Whiting. In tlie eighth district Joe Davis Ih waging a bitter fight on Albert Vestal for the Republican nomination for congreas. Davis lias

accused Vestal of being a "party bolter" because Mayor Francis M. Williams, Anderson, virtually was forced from the ticket on the eve of the municipal election. Vestal’s supporters are retorting with the charge that Davis is a bi-partisan who placed George Dale, Democrat, in the mayor’s chair at Muncie. In the llltli district, which includes South Bend, the Democratic organization is operating with precision. WILL WAIT FOR FINAL REPORT OF COMMISSION (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE' reform bills which Mr. Hoover said were necessary if lie was to carry out ills sworn duty to enforce the law to the best of ills ability. What the <lrys think about Mr. Hoover and his prohibition attitude. will probably be developed by the committee next week when officials of .the Anti Saloon league, including Dr. F. Scott Mcßride,

superintendent are scheduled to testify. Tlie drys have never complained of Mr. Hoover. Almost unanimously they supported him in the last campaign, although some of the Hoover leaders in wet states passed out the confidential information that the candidate held views similar to those outlined by Stayton. Tlie wet republican leaders told I the wets that the best way to obtain prohibition repeal was to let I Mr. iloo/cr appoint his commission j and have tlie commission find that 1 rohihition could not be enforced, hen they said the drys would have to Join In some substitute proposition. They argued thia without dry help the law could never he changed and this was the way to convert the drys to changes in tlie present laws. Mr. Hoover never gave any per mnal support to thes' statements, | ■ith r publicly or privately.

Bank Officers Arrested .Montici Ho, Inil., May 3.— (U.R) — Two former officers of the defunct Farmers State bank, Monticello, have been arrested on charges caried in indictments returned by the White Circuit court, after an investigation of affairs of the bank. B. D. Baker, president, was Inlictd on nine charges of embezzlement. one of conspiracy and three alleging his unlawfully borrowed money from the bank. Burr 11 W. Baker was arrested on seven counts charging embezzlement and one of conspiracy. Both were released on bond. T-’k. W; W || mk Raw W r ' SWl 1 JOHN F. SNOW $ 1 Ballot B e i Mark Your le ut Within the Square rf 7 ■! fi to Vote for fL- ~ 5n j; J. B. Snow n± UZ' For Township Trustee. -4J ft ' xT icq My number is 50. y* To the Voters of Monroe Township Mav I In this means make; my final plea for your consideration at the polls, of niy eand'daev for the nomination ; for Trtidee of Monroe Town-1 ' hip on the Democratic ticket. 1 have been a Democrat all I my lite, have lived in Adams! county since 1891 and in Monroe township since 1890. If nominated and elected it shall he mv aim io give to each individual and to the Township as a whole an impartial and the most economical administration of its affairs consistent with the best interests of all. Very sincerely Edwin H Gillion

Urges Reconstruction Columbus, 0., May 3.— (U.R) — Rehabilitation of the state penitentiary “to make it fireproof and secure," was urged by Governor Myers Y. Cooper today In n statement commenting on official reports of two Investigations of the Easter Monday cell-block fire catastrophe. Th ■ reports, submitted to tlie executive by Attorney General Gilbert Bettman and State Fire Marshal Ray Gill, advanced conflicting theorlrs us to tlie possible cause of tlie blaze in which more than 300 convicts perished. o Headed for Chicago Ilrurn. Czeoho-Slovakia -(UP)— | Accgrdlng to tlie newspapers LI love Noviny, two soldiers named Richter and Schindler deserted ‘Tom tlie (’ze< ho-Slovak army during maneuvers near the Braunthal and fled to Germany carrying wit'i 'hem a machine gun as well as a plentiful supply of food and cloih- - mg.

BIERLY for County Clerk tv ■SMagK WA *i 11 Mhßßif • <» > Jr 1 ! <; v ' II aiMMMiB Children: Florence Marie, Fern Elizabeth, Georg' Remy Jr., Frederick Eugene and Joan Louise. . My Final Appeal to the Voters I lie purpose of a Primary Election is to selec t men ;ui<l women to represent Hie Party in the November election. Ilie problem of the tiny is to secure etticient government administered at as low a cost as possible. (Mlieials art the servants of Hie People. 1 otter nivself as a candidate for the DEMOCRATIC. NOMINATION EOR CLERK'

My years spent as a student of government. embracing a study of tHe taxing problem; My experience of successfully working with Teachers, Pupils and Parents, as tlie head of consolidated schools; The confidence the Teachers of the State placed in me by electing me TWICE as a Vice-President of the State Tee hers’ Association; That the all important problem of today is the Tax Problem which I pledge to make a complete study of as relating io County government, if elected; and that My experience as an owner and operator of a farm in Adams County since during which time all the factors that have caused difficulties to my fel-

MY NUMBER Off THE BALLOT IS 21

Henry B. Heller Candidate for the Democratic nomination for JUDGE X * Will sincerely If nominated appreciate . i&B . .SSB and elected I your vote and V JBIF promise my your support ' ,R>sl efforts in the Primary, e vou ‘■w\C.h next 1 ttesday, efi’icicnlh and May 6. JOLi-gF conscientiously. Vote No. 19 on the Ballot. pol. advt.

Voters of Adams County: I am a candidate for commissioner, third district, on the Democratic ticket and I am hoping to get your support. I have been voting the Democratic ticket 37 years and working for the success of that party all that time. I have never held office and am hoping to be your representative on the ticket this year. If elected I promiste to serve all the people every way I can and to give you an honest, tax saving administration. I Will sincerely appreciate your vote next Tuesday. My number on the ballot is 39. Bart Boice —Pol. advt.

PLEASE CONSIDER:

low-farmer- have likewise affected me. I again pledge courteous, painstaking ptisonaJ service if elected. Win or lose, I am for the nominee and the ticket. Jeffersonian principles have meant much for the masses, and 1 have supported tlie party's nominees since becoming a voter in l»08, easting my first ballot lor William J. Bryan. Fot all candidates IJiave high respect. To tho winners must come responsibilities: to tlie losers the fact that others wire preferred. 1 conclude by saying Adams County is a great county, and its People greater. With Best Wishes, I am Very aim erely youns,

G. Remy Bierly Pol Advt

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