Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 149, Decatur, Adams County, 24 June 1930 — Page 4

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DECATUR 3AILY DEMOCRAT pMblisbed Every Evening Except Sunday by ’THH DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. /. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. IL Holthouse..Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller —Vice-President Entered at the PoetOffice at Decatur, Indiana, as second class matter Subscription Rates Single copies f .02 'One week, by carrier 10 One year, by carrier 6.00 One month, by mail .36 Three months, by mail 1.00 Six mouths, 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 33.60 one year. Advertising Rates made Known on Application. National Advertising Representatives BCHEERRE, INC. 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago *l6 Lexington Avenue, New York Charter Member The Indiana League of Home Dallies An lowa physician is making his ■ professional calls in an airplane. Looks like they may yet put the ' stork out of business. Twin Dollar Days in Decatur this week will be the greatest opportunity for buyers in this radius offered in a long, long time. Tlie old thermometer is boiling these days chasing the mercury up to the 95 mark which ought to be ’ enough to please the coolest stock of, corn in the county. The Prince of Wales celebrated his thirty-sixth birthday last evening with a party, cake and every thing and so far no one has pulled the old joke about him falling off his horse or chair or any thing. , Get set to come to Decatur, Thursday, Friday and Saturday. Each day will have its attractions if you are interested in securing the best bargains to be found any where. Keep pumping right along. This is tlie time your efforts are most needed and will be appreciated to the limit. Extend yourself and • then do a little more. Every thing is going to be alright. The harrowing experience of a Decatur young man should again impress autoists to beware of strangers along the highways. You can’t tell just what will happen some times. / A baby in the family will evidently not keep the colonel from filling l}is engagements. He attended a banquet given for Commander Byrd last night but of course it may be different when Junior gets so lie can say da da. ■" 1 Wheat dropped below ninety „ cents yesterday for the first time since IS9O, placing the Hoover administration in a position to defend itself the next forty years if what was done to the Cleveland regime is a criterion. ' One of President Hoover’s sons - has dpnned overalls and taken a job in a radiator factory. Maybe the “miracle man” thinks he will

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♦ TODAY’S CHUCKLE ♦ (UiR) 4 Colorado Springs.—Mert KUgallon said it was a pair of I shoes, but when police insisted upon looking, he hurled the i sack against the windshield of i automobile. The jug in the j sack didn't break, but the I windshield did. ♦ » thus prove his democracy but we doubt if that will work as well as the old “full dinner pail’’ propaganda. Several accidents have been reported lately due to the fact that cars have collided with other machines parked along the streets without lights. Seems as though it would be but little trouble to get the cars off the traveled thoroughfares for over night parking. More than 20,000 Rotarians are spreading their gospel of good will in Chicago this week and it ought to help. They are a great bunch of men and we like them and the other similar clubs because they are good boosters, first, last and always. Read the merchants announcements this week. They will be worth your time and you may depend upon them. The stores here are filled with attractive merchandise and the effort to make this a big trade week should be of more than passing interest to every buyer. Nelson Rockefeller, a son of John D„ Jr., married Miss Mary Hunter of Philadelphia yesterday and now Nels, who has won a reputation while in college of living cheaply, may as well make up his mind that used cars and cheap living quarters are passe. The wedding trip to start with will be a little trip around the world, after which the young man will go to work in dad's office. Trying to take a rap at R. Earl Peters, democratic state chairman, tlie Fort Wayne News-Sentinel cartoonist pictures the G. O. P. elephant sitting in a boat playing a uke and singing “The moonlights’ fair along the Wabash,” and declaiing that Earl's croaks will soon “peter out” Perhaps so, but we doubt it for added to the chairman's "croaks” will come a million more in the form of votes next November. The mooonlight is fair along the Wabash but they can’t be used in paying bills or taxes or lost values. Depositors of the Old Adams County Bank will be paid in full. That was signified when without a dissenting vote yesterday afternoon the stockholders agreed to meet a 100% assessment. More than that we believe the bank will soon reopen for business with every bad account charged off and with sufficient funds on hand to meet every demand. This will require effort and some cooperation from the public but we believe that the plans discussed will convince every one of the sincerity of purpose of the stockholders and officials of the bank. It has never been our pleasure to attend a more earnest or harmonious session than this one and we feel we can assure the public of brighter days ahead and soon. o * twenty Years AGO TODAY i From the Daily Democrat File ■ I * « June 24 —Eight graduate from St Joseph schools. They are: Fyed Miller, Genevieve Berling, Agnes Weber, Margaret Garard, Vivian Closs, Clarence Gase, Francis Schmitt and Germaine Coffee. Father gives the address. George King, 36, well digger, falls in a well on the Kookle farm near Ohio City and is killed. J. S. Peterson wys the interesi of W. A. Lower in the insurance firm of Gallogly and Lower. Band boys announce program for Fourth of July celebration in Decatur. The event will open at 9 A. M. with a concert and close with a S4OO display of fireworks at night. i Alex Sutton leaves here at SA. M I on his dad’s bicycle and arrives at I Ossian at 11 A. M. establishing a

new record. Mrs. J. 11. Stewart celebrates birthday The invitations read: "I will be five and twenty-three, so come and take luncheon with me.” — o*~— ———— — » - — —♦ Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE (UR) ♦ Q. Should a woman remove hetwraps at a tea? A„ She should remove her outer wraps, but not her hat and gloves. Q. May a correspondence card be used for notes of congratulation? A. Yes. Q. From where should the soup be served the table or the kitchen? A. From the kitchen. ■ - o ► A Household Scrapbook i By ROBERTA LEE ♦ • Buttonholes Two rows of stitching around a buttonhole will strengthen it, and no longer will there be the annoyance of having the buttonhole tear at the edges. Floors Turpentine will remove almost any kind of spot from unfinished! floors without making the wood

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darker. Better Dish Towels More etlcieiit dish fowls are small cheap Turkish towels. They absorb water better than the ordinary dish towel and will leave no Hut on the dishes. ————o — t CONGRESS TODAY * > (U .pj « Senate Debate second deficiency appropriation bill. Agriculture Committee continues drug investigation. House Continues consideration of Puolic Hills on Calendar. Refuse Claim Truckee. Cal.. —(VP) The widely circulated report that the death of Mrs. U>ana Charity Donner App recently removed the last of the fa molts Donner party whose illfated history named Death Vallfy, was in error, according to General C. F McGlashan, here. General McGalshan author of a history of tlie Donner party, is generally recognized a ; the formost authority on the subject He has said that Mrs. Isabel M. Bren-McMahon of San Francisco and Naomi L. Pike-Schenck of The Dalles. Ore., both now living are descendants.

MACKINTOSH, CIANCHABRAN CHIEFTAIN IS 79 Confederation Lea d e r Spends Day in Moy Hall, His Ancient Palace, Inverness, Scotland, June 24.— ■ (U.R) The Mackintosh of Mackintosh. chief of the Clan Charran, a confederation of 16 clans, including Mackintosh and MacPherson celebrated his 7!Hh birthday today. It is one of tlie most ancient chieftianships, and is said to descend from Sheagh of Shaw, a son of Duncan Macduff, third Earl of Fife, who acquired tlie designation Mac-in-tosch-ich, or Tlie Thane’s Son. Although bls title is Tlie Macki intosh of Mackintosh, one addressles him simply as “Mackintosh” jand It is said that the only thing /that makes him cross is to lie addressed as “Mr. His wife, however, is always addressed as “Mrs. Mackintosh," although

some of the ghillies uud servants call her “Your ladyship." The Mackinlosh-hls other names are Alfred Donald -spent today at Moy Hall, his ancient palace-llke house, in the center of about 250,Ofi'J acres of estate, including some of the finest grouse shooting moors In the world. He has entertained kings and princes during "the season,” and King George was at one time a regular visitor, even uh far buck us 1906, when ho was Prince of Wales. Die presi nt Prince of Wales, and the Dukqof York have both been guests of The Mackintosh for the shooting. Memories and legends cluster thickly around Moy Hall. It has bee.n in possession of the Mackintoshs for nearly 600 years, and has seen many bloody clan fueds. At one time it housed Bonnie Prince Charlie, the pretender to the Scottish throne, and the present Mackintosh still has in his possession Prince Charlie's blue bonnet, and the table from which he dined on the eve of tlie battle of Culloden. Gon • now are the days when the chieftain of the clan was all powerful. with even tlie right to execute, but The Mackintosh still preserves many of the old customs. He still wears the kilt and the Mackintosh

tartan of red and dark blue, and bls own piper plays the bagpipes around tlie bouse in lite morning and evening, and In the dining-room after dinner. Tlie Mackintosh, who la lord lieutenant and convener of the county of Inverness-shire, is the 2oth cltict

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