Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 112, Decatur, Adams County, 10 May 1930 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published Every Evening Except Sunday by THE DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. J. H. Heller... Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holt house Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Entered at the Pontofflce at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter Subscription Rates Single copies .. * .02 ■‘"’One week, by carrier 10 “ One year, by carrier 6.00 J One month, by mall 35 — Three months, by mail — 1.00 -■ Six months, by mail .. 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere 2 $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. « National Advertising- Representatives . SCHEERRE, INC. 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago 415 Lexington Avenue, New York . Charter Member ■ The - Indiana League of Home Dailies The summer weather is welcom- • ed and the season starts off like ■ an old fashioned one. A little rain ■ just now would be welcomed by the farmers and the gardeners. • Things may not be as good as ’ v.-e would like them but after all ’ the times could be worse. Business ■ is picking up and within a few months ought to be fair. In the i meantime keep working as hard , as you can and don't forget to smile. It does you good and every [ one else. The primary has passed and the candidates and their friends have settled right down to business, wearing smiles and ready to fight for the entire ticket next November. Thats the way it. should be and when that happens you can —bet Tour last little nickle on the resiffts. Nothing new regarding the new poawffice building here has been hetjfij and we are hoping that this wiT£not be overlooked. Decatur the building and the men desire the work this job would furnish. Perhaps we ought to send another bunch of letters to Mr. Vestal, just to make sure he doesn’t let any thing slip that will hurry the* job along. Mr. Riddle of Clear Lake has decided not to contest the result of the recent primary in which he lost by twenty-five votes and James Farley of Auburn will be the democratic candidate for congress in the Twelfth district which is perhaps just as well and saves a lot of money. Now if they all get back of Jim they can put him over and have a real guy for congressman. President Hoover has named Owen J. Roberts of Philadelphia to be a member of the Supreme Court following the rejection of Judjfte Parker. Judge Roberta prosecuted the government oil cases in which he made several brilliant speeches which attracted wide attention. It is believed there will be no serious objections to his selection for the important post. If you ask the man in the shop, on the farm or in business you will find that he is disgusted with thc--failure of the national administration to keep their promises and to do something to avert unemployand its consequent results. The charges made by Senator Joseph T. Robinson can be subtantiated for the people are convinced that just making statements will' not correct the ills. What is wanted is definite action. Bill Rogers is making quite a complaint that he was not counted in .the census of Beverly Hills which town by the way showed a I gain of 2,500% and is now over 17,090 population size. If they missed Bill perhaps they missed others there and if they overlooked- them there maybe a tew got away here. If they did aud you I _know of any and will let us know we will tell the census taker for

TODAY’S CHUCKLE • (u.R). « | Longmont, Colo.—Long muni* aspiration for a record census - | report was given a great moost. Six children arrived just in time to be counted. The stork ; brought them all. 0_- ■■ ♦ ■ the district and see if we can't still get them listed, j , The county highway superintent dent and his assistants are mak- ' Ing every effort to get the roads i in the best condition for the sum- ' met- season and we are told by those who daily travel Adams county highways that they are succeeding in excellent fashion. The work of the past several weeks Is culminating in smooth and well graded roads and this will be kept up throughout the year. There is nothing more important for while most of us fall to praise good work we are almost sure to find fault 'f { every thing is not just right. Tomorrow is Mother's Day when ' we pay due reverence to the dear ! ones who are always loyal aud true and w-ho no difference what our faults never fail to pat us on the back aud tell us in many ways of their love. It is a day when our attention is called to the fact that in the busy rush of every day life ’ we some times overlook attentions and kindnesses for those who have done so much for us. Be sure to send mother word tomorrow. Do It with flowers, candy, a telegram, a letter, a personal call or some other way but do it. It should lie Mother's Day really. -j New Castle is trying a new plan j to increase population and it seems I to be working quite successfully. | When the count was made the total lacked 168 of beiug 10,000. | Seems as though these growing ' pains effect towns and cities more when they are close to an even figure like five or ten or a hundred thousand. Any way the Chamber ot Commerce decided it was im-

Now! The Correct Time to VACUUM CLEAN your furnace Install a New Bwr '''lWßMmlF-.' “ Hl majestic ■ Down-Draft K- | ,'■! B 9 furnace IraiW /I in Your Home Br II ' 1! I B I/W s - X?/ H 1/ h 'i ~~ ICTYsJW A Majestic in yo u r ■! / H home and your heat- K' / \ L-.. - : IB ing troubles are over. « Install it now—during the summer months and enjoy a warm, w"inter rtd,,le h ° mt neXt YOUR furnace — like your home — should be thoroughly cleaned to get the best result from it next winter. _ I \ ' VVe have added to our equipment a portable FURNACE VACUUM ( LEANING MACHINE which will , J ' thoroughly clean your heating system without muss or dirt sgSw j WjaHg and with no annoyance to you. The small price you pay TOIL an * nves t mei *t in HEAT SAVED and notan expense. Let us clean your furnace today. Just phone and we will gladly do the work. Ashbaucher’s Tin Shop SOUTH FIRST ST. I f PHONE 739

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portant enough for drastic action so they offered a dollar per name for those w-ho had not been included to report and the first day got fifty-seven. They~Vfll get enough at that price if the officials pass favorably on those sent in it is reported. o ♦ ♦ Modern Etiquette 1 1 By ROBERTA LEE ♦ (U.FJ ♦ Q. When one whispers in com- : pany, what does it indicate? A. 111-breeding. Q if a man and woman are travel1 ing together, should the man buy hot it tickets? A. No; a lady should never allow a man to buy her railroad ticket. y When the knife is placed on the pla:e should the'sharp edge be turued towards or away from the nlate?

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A. Towards the plate. —; o » ♦ I Household Scrapbook I By ROBERTA LEE ♦ • .Matches can be made waterproof by dipping them in very hot melted paraffin. The Heater To keep a heater from rusting when not in use. put a quarter of a peck of lime in any old recepticalo and set it on the grate of the heater. Too Much Salt If too much salt has been added to cooking food, stretch a clean cloth tightly over the vessel and sprinkle one tablespoonful of flour over the doth. The flour will ahsoib the salt if allowed to steam for a few minutes. o NOTICE PIANO TUNING—WiII be in city Thursday, May 15. Leave orders , at phone 244. W. E. Sawyer. U2t3x I

BIG FEATURES OF RADIO « 0 Saturday’* 5 Beit Radio Feature* Copyright 1830 by UP. WEAiF (NBC network) 6:30 p.m. cst. Del Monte Program. WEAF (NBC network) 7 p. in. cst. -General Electric Hour. WJZ (NBC network) 7:15 p. tu. cst. —Cub Reporter. WABC (CBS network) 8 p. m. cst.— Paramount Publlx Hour. WABC (CBS network) 9 p. m. cst. Christian, Weeks and Specht] Orchestras. — Sunday's 5 Best Radio Features Copyright 1930 by UP. WJZ (NBC network) 6:15 p.m. cst. —Collier's hour. WEAF (NBC network) 6:30 p.m. cst. —Chase and Sanborn Program. WABC (CBS network) 7 p. m. cst. Majestic Air Theatre. WEUF (NBC network) 7:15 p.m. cst.—Atwater Kent Hour. WABC (CBS network) 8 p. in. cst.—Will Rogers. — * TWENTY YEARSAGO TODAY From the Daily Democrat File 0 0 May 10—Colonel and Mrs. Roosevelt arrive at Berlin. Congressman James E. Watson is making tariff defense speeches in Kansas and Oklahoma. Harry Willetts and Miss Manriel Eichman of Huntington married while speeding in an automobile. Fierce forest fires raging ip vicinity of Haughten, Michigan. Hundreds of men are fighting it to protect small towns. Fred Martin of Fairbanks. Alaska and Miss Lillian Cross of Cleveland Ohio wedded. The grooms gift to his bride was a necklace of pure gold nuggets. Third street is "doctors avenue, nine residing on that street. They are Drs. Patterson, Neptune, Clark, Royers. J. S. and E. G. Coverdale, Costello Smith and Thomas. Frank Close of Toledo is exhibiting a machine here which he claims will harness waves of the ocean. Several local men have taken stock in his company. o —— NOTICE I will be absent from my office all day Monday. May 12. Patrons please take notice. It DR. J. G. NEPTUNE

HIGH SCHOOL NOTES By PAUL RANCHER Rev. A. R. Fledderjohann ot the Zion Reformed church was the chapel speaker at the high school Friday. Rev. Fledderjohann gave an interesting talk on 'Social Problems.” It was a pleasure to hear the talk. In a short time "Raveling*", the ■ ■. " " ■ ~*** Candy is the Universal Symbol of Love All over the world, man present* candy as a token of love for woman. Artstyle Mother’s Day Chocolates $1.50 per pound When your Mother receives this silk-bound, celophanewrapped package of candy dainties, she'll realize that you love her now as in childhood days. This perfect gift is available only at Rexu.ll Stores In one, two and throepound sizes. The B. J. Smith Drug Co. The Rexall Store

kJ/ Tomorrow! Last Day! I -a- -J Champlin ""11 50 l&JB Starting I I Saturday I During this sale we will b I sell All Grades of Cham- ■ I plin’s Guaranteed 100'k I I Paraffine Base Motor Oil g I at 50c per gallon in 5 gal- I to I lon lots only. 1 I I Sunday We will also Drain and ■ I ~ I Refill your crankcase ■ | May 11 I ■ : for B per Ra,,on I ? inclusive VW straight As we purchase all of our products in tank car M and because of our large storage tanks and model service station equipment, we are able to st Champlin’s High Grade Gasoline at Wholesale Price This Means A Large Savings To <’ u We Guarantee all of our Oils, Gasoline, Greases and Lubricants to give you perfect satisfactionWhite’s Service Station R. 0. WHITE, MgrCORNER Bth and MONROE STREETS DECATUR,

high school annual will be print-! ejl. Mr. Anderson, the faculty ad-! visor of the production this year stated that the sale had been very large and the work was all at the print shop to be printed tor the, edition.

r • w i ■ niNtH MCATt'R I TWO KINDS OF I “SAVERS’’ | One kind saves "when the spirit I moves" and makes slow progress. ’ The other has a regular saving 1 time and their pass books speak 1 eloquently for their future 1 chances. Which kind are you? I First Bqnk I Capital anil Surplus *120.00000 I Decatur, Indiqnq - - T W

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