Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 129, Decatur, Adams County, 31 May 1930 — Page 2

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■nil ' ■ KM. r c^ssi7iEir WBW j | ADVERTISEMENTS, i ! BUSINESS CARDS, | AND NOTICES FOR SALE FOR SALE — deeding tankage at the Decatur Rendering Plant. ton lota or more delivered tree of charge. Phone 870-T or 513. 20tf FOR SALE—Medium early yellow Dent seed corn 1928 crop, and ) Du n fie Id soy beans; germination tested tine. W. A. Wherry, 3 miles north of the Bleeke church. 92-ts FOR SALE — Rat Terrier pups. Bill Strickler. Decatur R. R. 9 — 127-olx FOR SALE 4 burner I'lmviiiT Oil Range, used. No. Indiana Pub. Serv. Co. 128-3tx FOR SALE —Fresh* - cow with 2 week old heifer calf by side. First calf. Charles W. Andrews, route 2 (’raigville phone. FOR SALE or REN’T 7 room houee known as John Meyer property on 316 N. Fourth st. Inquire at H. P. Schmitt residence, 322 N. Fourth st. 12'.»t:i FOft rfALr.—o tube radio with tubes Call 719-E. 129-3tx FOR SALE —Two of the best front corner lets in Bellmont Park. Small down payment, easy terms, low interest. Phone 866 R. 129-3tx FOR SALE — Sfanchu soy beans, good to sew for hay. Good test. 1 Floyd Linton. Geneva, Ind., R. R.. 129-3 t WANTED WANTED—-To rent small house or furnished apartment. Address Box M. M. % Democrat 127-31 X WANTED— Good, clean, big I Rags, suitable for cleaning | machinery. Will pay 7c lb. Decatur Daily Democrat. SALESMEN WANTED - Every merchant a prospect; one hundred selected advertising specialties; restricted territory; liberal commission; repeat orders. J. L. Cannon Co., lowa City, lowa. lx FEMALE'HELP" WANTED - Ex cellent profits selling wellknown Sanitary Belts. Quick easy sales. Free sample. Dr. A. Young. 1217 Webster, Chicago. Itx i MALE'HELP"WANTED — Man Wanted for Watkins route in Decatur. Average earnings $35 j weekly. Chance for reliable hust- , ler to make big paying connection. Write The J. R. Watkins Company, 242-208 E. Naghten St., Columbus, Ohio. FOR RENT FOR RENT —All modern house on Fourth St. Within two squares i of Court House. Phone 1015. i 127-3 U FOR Rte?fT—Suiti- of Cnee furnish- 1 ed rooms —water and heat fur- : nished. Phone 198 424 Marshall St. 127-3tX FOR RENT Oil- of Decatur's most beautiful residences. Immediate jossession. Telephone 1084. 127-3tx FOR RENT 5 room house on North 9th street. One' square south of G. E: Inquire Peter Gafier 127-3 t FOR RENT 8 room house, 210 South 10th street. ) Inquire at 345 N. 10th st. 129t3x ’ Important that all members of Knights of Columbus be present for election of officers, Monday evening,) June 2, at 8 p.m. 128t2 _ — O ' " ■■ ■■ - ~0 1 FRIGI D c I R E Sales and Service Household and Commercial AUGUST WALTER Distributor Phone 207 N. 2nd St. I. EXPERT RADIO SERVICE Home calls answered day or night. Phone 250 HARRY W. THOMPSON — —1 MMMEMBBMKEBHME 1 IF YOU NEED MONEY I Write or Phone I Franklin Security Co. B Phone 237 ■ Over Schafer Store. , OWN A FARM When land value is high is the time to SE L L But when land value is low j is the time to BU Y . Land values have - struck the bottom and are rising. Buy now on our easy pay-■ meat plan. Low rate of interest. The . Suttles-Edwards Co. Phone 358 Decatur Indiana

‘•‘4m* •>*«■■*••*-•*-*•* ■Tli— < S.E. Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night. . Office pttbne 500 Home phone 727 Ambulance Service » mmLJK'.L, J—. .JLL 2 For BETTER HEALTH SEE DR. H. FROHNAPFEL Licensed Chiropractor ami Naturapalli Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St.) Office Hours: 10-12. 1-5, 6-8 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of money on improved real estate. Abstracts of title to real estate. SCHURGER ABSTRACT CO. 133 S. 2nd St. Lobenstein & Maynard FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance Serv.ce. Office Phone 90. Residence Phone, Decatur 346 or 844. Residence Phone, Monroe, 81 LADY ATTENDANT MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS Berne, Indiana, Livestock Corrected May 29. Hogs, 90-110 pounds $9.40 Hogs, 110-130 pounds $9.65 Hogs, 130-15 ii pounds $9.85 Hogs. 150-160 pounds 10.10 Hogs, 160-180 pounds 10.25 Hogs, 180-200 pounds 10.40 Hogs. 225-250 pounds 10.25 Hogs, 225-250 pounds 10.15 l Hogs, 250-300 pounds .... . ... 10.05 Hogs, 300-350 pounds $9.95 Roughs $7.25-18.25 Stags $5.00-96.00 Veals, per lb. • ... 10*4c Wool lambs, per lb. 9c Clipped lambs, per 1b B*4c down Spring lambs per lb. B*4 to Uc Old ewes, per lb 4c to 6c Cattle: Canners $3.00-$4.00 Cutters $4.00-$5.50 Medium Cows $5.50-$6.00 Good Cows $6.00-97.50 Steers . $7.00-11.00 Heifers SB.OO-11.00 Butcher Heifers $7.00-$9.00 Bulls ;. $6.00-SB.OO There will be no Market Friday. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE May July Sept Dee. Wheat $1.05*4 1.08*4 1.11% 1.15% Coin .80 .80*4 .81% .76*2 Oats .... .37*4 .39*4 -39*4 .42’4 — East Buffalo Livestock | Fast Buffalo, N. Y„ May 31.— UR) — Livestock: Hogs: receipts, 2,000: holdovers. I 200; desirable, 160-260 lbs., weights 115-20 c lower, mostly $10.65-$10.85; | a few around 100 lbs., $10.90; ! weightier hogs scarce; light lights, pigs and cows, steady; 120-150 lbs. $10.50-910.75; cows, 's9-$9.50. Cattle, receipts, 150; steady, few mixed yearlings. $10.60-sl2; for week Id stsers, yearlings and most cows, 25-50 c higher; good steers and yearlings, largely, $10.25-sl2; a load of long yrarlings, $12.25; most fat heifers, $lO-911.25; | fat cows, $7-$8; cutter grades, J 1:’..75 $6.25. Calves, receipts. 350;. active. soc higher; good to choicer talers. sl2 to mostly $12.50; medium kinds, $10911.50. Sheep, receipts, 1,000; today's trade steady: good to choice i springers, sl3-$13.50; other classes i scarce; for week, old crop shorn |lambs, $1.5.0 higher; springers, 50c ! higher; bitter grades shorn lambs, I $11.50-812; strictly choice springvers quoted up to sl4; bulk fat V ewes, $5.50-$6. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected May 29. No. 2 Soft Wheat 92c No. 2 Hard Wheat 89c No. 2 White Oats 36c Barley 50c Rye 80c i Corn 95c |LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET | Eggs, dozen 17c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butt' rfat 28c Card of Thanks We wish to express our heart- ' felt thanks to Rev. Stoakes and . Rev. Franklin for their kind words, also the gingers, West End : merchants, neighbors and friends ' for their lovely fleral offerings and their kindness during our bereavement. Mrs. Owen Davis and Kathryn Eileen. I

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\o\-remi>e vr NOTICE In the %da him < irrnil Court tpril Term, 14F30 State of Indiana •‘ounty d Adams, SS: Clara Baumgartner vs. Millard I Ba u mgartner. The plaintiff in the above entitled ' cause having filed her complaint I therein for divorce together with I her affidavit and the affidavit of a I disinterested party that the residence of the defendant *s unknown. . Now, therefore, the said Millard I Baumgartner is hereby notified that i unless he be and appear on the first < day of the next term of the Adams 1 Circuit Court to be holden on the first Monday of September, 1930. < which day is September 1. 1930. at ■ < the Court House at Decatur, in slid . County and State, and answer or demur to sail! complaint, the same will be heard and determined in his’i absence. In Witness Whereof, 1 hereunto ci my nand and affix the seal of <aid Court this 23rd day of May, PJSw < Bernice Nelson ’lerk of the A-’am« Circuit Court s DORE B. ERWIN, Attorney for Plaintiff. May 21-31 June 7 c;m missioni:h*» \i,i.on ynck MAI IW3O I't. Wayne Ptg. Co. Co. Rev. . 76.77 Decatur Democrat do 26.7(1 ' Citizen* Tele. Co. do Hiway 66.;,0 Marcella Nelson 1 (»4 105.0 ft Bernice Nelson 20a 5.00 : Albert Harlow 26* & 102-3 59.17 \leta Harlow 1W I 101.17 Ed Ashbaucher 200 10.00 Clara Anderson do ... 2.06 Hurl I 10l lings vorl h <l.. xs.l4 I’he Ed wards Studio do 12.50 Miles Koop Co. Rev. 196.00 Ed Anderson do 12.00 Bruce Ro »p do . .. 16.00 Walter Bam hman do 36.00 Ed Kru< kenberger do 4o.ua Ralph Roop 200 2.00 Et. Wayne Blue Ptg Co. 200 3.60 ’dfton E. Striker 101 & 102 250.36 Margaret Myers 102 Ml.no Dean Walker 20w IS.HO K‘«er A? Co 602A 57 4.21 I. A. cline 101 112.50 M. Kirsch 2”0 23.51 J. W. Vizard 101 27.10 Amos Reusser 200 33.00 RenJ. McCullough 200 2.50 Henry IRdler 101 50.00 Dan Brewster 418 d.hq Maybelle Myers Mil. Sal. 116.60 Helen Rise USB 33.00 Ralph Rice 11813 12 1,001 \ugu«t Schlickman 1181) 101.00 George Dellinger 11817 110.00 David Coffee USE 78.00 A. L. Stultz do 78.00 Heigh Bowen do 78.0(1 Sidney Dague 118 F 96. vO W. H. Laughry 1180 10 4.00 Milo Habegger 118 H 75.00 Peter Habegger do , lox.oo John Lobsiger do 78.60 J. R. Yoder 11 X J 188.00 J. C. Mann 118 K iox.no lames Mann do 78.00 Zwlck & Son 410A 50.00 \daniß County Hosp 410A 25.75 Sa u Black 4108 75.00 \da*ns County Hosp HOE 71.00 M E. Hover do 12.00 I'i.idler & Harris do 6.00 <’arrul £ Son du 16.50 .1. M. .Miller do 10.50 rank Lose do 25.00 Dr. E. Coverdale do .163.00 Alva Nichols do 2.75 Hume Grocery do 9.50 .1. W. Vizard 110 _ 85.00 l ; *ti*r Young Hol*’ . ... 27.00 J M. Brejner 10l .... loo.no Standard Oil Co 302 3.60 Sanitary Supply Co., 3(ri 5.36 B. Robertson Prod. Co 200 7.63 j Pumphreys Jewelry StSrv 200 15.00 ’Decatur IMght and Power 206 27.ba Northern Indiana Ser Co do 12.55 'i- . .1. M. Miller do . .. 3.00 I lari Hollingsworth do 51.381 J. M. .Miller 300 100.96 f i August Morgan 107 15.001 Herbert LaEounlaine do .... lo.oiil '.clint Hiugii do 40.1)0 i J della Hartnag*;! do 40. »0 i Leona Montgomery do 40.00 I.s.iry S< Illegal do . .. 11.00' i ..oy Miller do 5.00 ' * Kocher Lumber Co 200- 2.601

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MAY 31, 1930.

Decatur Hatchery 200 8 4.25 ] Millers Bakery do 31.88 J. E. Ellsworth do 50.99 Lee Hardware Co do 124.99 Decatur Shoe Hosp do 3.10 I’isher & Harris do 4 5,82 Myers & Son 200 15.14 East. Ind. Oil Co do 57.90 j Hilty Nursey do 11.001 Home Grocery do 8 263.091 Reed Elevator Co. do . 21.79| Amos Hirschy 401 20.90 1 Berne Lumber Co 201A . 332.50 Bernice Nelson do 1.35 j Guy Brown Mileage 41.41 ' Mary Meyers 412 35.00 i '•’th*'l N>-vfl do 3H.Au j Gaylie Hoagland <lq 15.001 I Olive Reynolds do £O.OOI j Mara McClure do 20.001 Esther Hunter do 15.00 1 Katherine Roe do 00] ‘Gladys Shady do 15.00 Jennie Ba Her do 15.06 i-'lorencc Bollinger do 15,0 n Lucinda Johnson d<» 15.00 Charlotte Gephart do . 10.00 Laura Beerbower ti«» In.on Boston Store do 7.09] Dan Nibli- k do Lml Mice Walters do 5.00 I Laura Whiteman do . . 5.00 • Winnes Shoe Store do 3.00 VI. I»ellinger d » 1.50 Indiana State Sana 189.98 'rine Byron Sanitorium . 180.06’ Sophia Weber Ref. Tax ... 1.50 George Ehrinan do . 11.18 Mrs. Emil Droe do .. 2.50 Decatur Demo<*rat 2<)lA .. 73.34 s. B, BUcli M 0 75.n0 Peter Rugate 198 .. 21.00 Ralph Roop 11X 582.58 Jake Koos Graber Rr. 2.00 I John Wende! lIX M.uO 1 Elmer Norrcll Plim Rd 2.« n i George Adler do 2.00 Henry Graber do 2.0'» Wm. Baumgartner do 2.W0 l>avc Mettler do 2.w0! Hiram laighty du 2.00 i hurman Gottschalk do 2.00 | Sprunger do . 2,»»w • Ered ilettlcr do 2.60] Nosh Neuensch vandcr do ... 2.06’ C. iScheiman ?I5 911.7 » | IlJniMn Chnaw do 927.01 ‘ Jolin J Habegger do 852.951 Eilrn r Amlersun do X18.31J; Meshherger Stone Co do . 1,351.75 Christ Eicher do 162.W0 Standard Ofl do .. 16.341 W. P. Ruhinsmn Co do . .. 220.60 1 Rcatson Supply Co do 17.50 1 Monroe Tile Co do 15.00 ( Plymouth Kock Co do * 13i.08| Blue (’reek Stone Co do .. .. 6X3.77 I Eastern Indiana OU Co. do 425.15 Kiger <<■ Co do Erie StonoCo do 1,252,05 Yost Bros Brandl C & Meyers 218.0) Macklin & Zehr Zener Rd. 2,263.4 7 Drs. Jones and Jones 11811 15.<6 Witness my hand and seal this 22 lay of May 1936. ALBERT HARLOW Auditor, Adams County, Indiana May 21-31 O 11 - — PREBLE NEWS > ♦ Mr and Mrs. Jacob Hloemker atid daughter Knmia had as their guests Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Henry .-'rhe iy. Mr. and Mrs. Fr»d Petert and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Borne and family, and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Repnert. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Kidd of Plymouth, are si>ntwoiig s<rveral days visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hoff man and, family. ' i Mr. and Mrr Edgar Zimmerman ' ind daughter, and Mr», Albert I'Shady spout Wednesday in Fort I Wayne. i Mr. h’i<l Mrs. victor BnMcmior ami family called on Mr and Mrr. f leorg<! Bultemler and daughter:’ i Thursday.

Mrs. Ralph Bresick and daughter I Susan Ellen and son Robert spent ja few days visiting at Rochester. Mr. and Mrs. John Kirschner and slaughters Irene,- Erma and Mrs. June Shackley and sou Darrell Eu)gene visited the Lris farm at BluffIton Sunday afternoon. Mis. Earl Straub and daughter Margaret, Mrs. Milton Hoffman and daughter Bereneta spent Tuesday ! in Fort Wayne. i Mrs. John Smith and daughter ! Lucille spent last week visiting relaI tives in Fort Wayne. Mr. and Mrs. Russell Baumann and daughter Jaunita spent Sunday visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milton Werling and family. Those who attended the Commencement exercises at the Decatur High School Weduesdav evening I were Clarence Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Werling and daughters. Mr. and Mrs. Orie Newhard and family Mr. and Orville Heller and family Mrs. John Kirchner and •laughters and grandson Darrell Eugene.

x ( | COURT HOUSE — Marriage License Carrel H. Cole, Decatur, tele- ' graphtet, to Jcstc'n Hocker, DecaItur. 1 Waldo Schindler, Berne, tipholi stcrer, to Cecil Davison, Decatur. I Route 9. o New Speech Record Tokyo, —(UP) —A record for maiden sjreeches in the Imperia) Diet was established by Ikuo Oyania, leader of the Labor-Farmer Party at the recent special session of the Diset. Stenographers recording ; Oyama’s first interpellation in the House of Representatives were oreod to write an average of 3,800 -haracte;» every' 10 minutes. Ojama’s speech continued for one hour and 25 minutes. As far as is known the all-time Diet 'record for rapid ' speaking is held by Joiehl YamajiI of the Minseito, the present Goveri nment Party who once averaged 3.- • £OO characters over a 10 minute per- ? .ted. J. o - ; I New Tokyo SpSort lokyb (UPt Seeing friends off . at the railway station is becoming < one of Tokyo’s most ’popular pa-.-times. A recent check by officials of the imperial Government Rail-1 i ways showed that the sale of platI form tickets, which let the bearer t hrough the wicket but not on the rain, totalled in one day. r ' ■ • ' ~~ ; We are paying 2ic for good merchantable Wool. — Burk Elevator Co. 128t3 l A J

ADAMS COim RAISES TREES Indianapolis, May 31 —Indiana's permanent forestry production is assured if counties continue their policy for the past year in setting aside timber and waste lands for more intensive raising of trees, according to a.report made public today by Richard Lieber, State Department of Conservation Director,. As a result of intensive educational and demonstrative work of the forestry division, the public is awake to the dire need of converting idle waste lands into productive and profitable areas, and set a remarkable pace at this economic betterment, Director Lieber says, as he points out that this year 94 land owners classified 5,680 acres to forests.

The report carries specific citation of the consistent progress made in Adams county where 4 owners classified 67.30 acres since 1921. An Act of the Legislature in 1921 encourages protection of forest lands from fire and grazing and the 1 development thereon of valuable timber stands. Either native woodland < or waste fields which will be planted to timber trees of three (3) acres or more may receive a re- ' ditced assessment for taxation purposes to one dollar per acre, Director Lieber points out. With a local rate of |3 oh the SIOO, the tax on such classified forests would only be three cents an acre each year. I Country estates ajul real estate lands are not eligible under this | law which classifies only fore?! producing lands. in the open agricultural counties' this feature of the forestry program ' is every Important, for the forests' have linen reduced far below the desired acerage, according to R. F ; Wilcox, state forester. T'nis law per- J mits farmers to secure decreased! j taxation to offset the uncertain pas-1 ture returns in their grazed fores’s i until such time they can be restored i to the dense healthy forests they] diotiki be. ‘Grazing is doing more to rob Indiana of its few remaining woodio*s than noth axe and saw," says Wik-ox. Grazing opens the stands by destroying the natural reproduction of young trees. The sun dries lout the soil and mature trees in a )>a tttred woods become dead in tae! ' tops and their value for lumber Is destroyed. The state that" bette *zricuftr^e.l f iJh|ilis ' i 1 be- 1 ;A-t prai t • ir ! pro- | tected tSSCS&itWte. He rieota-l - Mtn

mends that woods and forest tracts be fenced as other farm crops are protected. ' |t to gratifying to conservationist c Mr. Liener iiavs. to see farmers becoming interested in the preservation of their forest stands. Wild life; birds to destroy insects; flood control, recreation, beauty and local woods supplies so rheat fuel are all involved in this reforestation work as well as the reclamation of nonproductive lands. Records in the conservation department olfices show that 42,684 acres have been classified to forests since passage of the forestry law in 1921. — «—, o Stunt Thrills Japan Tokyo, —.UPl—Japanese aviation) circles cie thrilled recently at Yokaichi. Shiga Prefecture, when Flight Lieutenant Okabe of the Third Air Regiment, flying at a speed of 19« miles an hour, maneuvered his plane across the regimental flying field at little more than th;ee feet from the ground. New Locomotives Nagoya. Japan, —(UP)—A locomotive with two smokestacks has made its appearance on the Nagoyaj claims the new locomotive generates gi eater heat ou a comparative- 1 ly smaller amount of fule than the; present types. Deaths On Increase Kobo. Japan. — (UP)— Introdiu ■' tion of express strains on electric

NOTICE OF i> I OF PERSONAL PROPER 1 ' ■ The undersigned, administratrix of the estte ’ Of J hereby gives notice that AT THE LATE •- ttll , 1 DECEDENT AT No. 221 Sou Hi Fifth Street, opp<* Softool Building. Decatur, Indiana, on „,,n ■ Saturday Afternoon, June g •’ t at 3:00 o’clock (D.S.T.) |, e lonf | she will offer for sale the following personal prope g ! estate, to-wit:' . -uite (SFtM Parlor suite <5 pieces, walnut, antique); be•' ■• ( , jininf: ! including mattrpss and springs; dining room ■' iroii I chairs; sideboard; bookcase; 2 rocking chairs, ■ uMTM | mattress and springs; wardrobe; kitchen ca " 1 ' (1 wasW’Bß kitchen chair-; hardcoal burner; kitchen stove. g o'her small articles. , ■ TERMS; CASH. , . •.traWW DELLA HARRUFF, | DORE E. ERWIN, Attorney | ' Roy Johrson and Curl Bartlett, auctioneers. I SPECIAL NOTICE ■ ,4 » jjt win 10 0 nlaee the following ' I ■ A- iiiitef, IHr• ■'>" * ■ mart res 11.3x12 rug; M ■ I table: "aWQfiraii newer. - - w 1 — w-—. v - -. <-_. f v rag

lines in <i ui'.a I'reiett'Jfe suited ... aiarmine number ■ ...ilies at Ings. a. i -bi by official of the l'rrfe««M t'ice. A -ci l ". ' -li.iwhl of 533 ’in were kilHtliO injured resHne ing the sis, al year. B,

„ ' ■—- CONSTIPAW RELIEVO I CARTERS f ! V£R w T , j H without anyP* depressing I sects. Sick Headaches, ln«l* i Biliousness and Bad I quickly relieved. Chi can easily swallow l gugar coated pills. They from calomel and All Druggists 25c atwj - CARTER'S®® x X a::::. lAsbbaudw'i M A J ESTIC furnaces ASBES VnnV GIJ SPOUTING LIGHTNING ROj Phone 765 or “TL-Tedt