Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 28, Number 257, Decatur, Adams County, 30 October 1930 — Page 4

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z DECATUR j)AILY DEMOCRAT H»bllsheil Every Evening Except Sunday by TH» DECATUR DEMOCRAT CO. 1.-H. HellerPree. and Gen. Mgr. IL Holthouee. Sec’y & Bus. Mgr. k D. HellerVice-President altered at tbe Poetoffice at Deca-1 ,ur. Indiana, as second class matter Subscription Rates Single copies I .08 One Week, by carrier .10 Otte y«ir, by carrier 5.00 l®e month, by mail .35 Tjree mouths, by maill.oo m6hlbs, by mai11.76 One year, by mail 3.00 U®e year, at office 3.00 ; Prices quoted are witbin first and ' • second zones. Elsewhere - ; 83 60 one year. 2 Advertising Rates made — Known on Application. * , „ clonal Advertising Representatives U= “.SCHEERRE, INC. 36 Eapt Wacker Drive, Chicago <ls txntington Avenue, New York Charter Member » The Indiana League of Home Dallies Ante the democratic ticket in Aflaius county where you have had hffii st and efficient government at < tiw hands of the officers. » HIM I n IB .> ■*— founds like Banker Yocum over' at* Galva, Illinois, was really kidntjppeil. paid the 550,000 ransom j < afffi is now afraid to say anything! agmt it. Any way he is home and j Wn't talk. fTl'lie democratic candidates are' < J:, hiding th ir campaign, it has 1 bw n unusually quiet but neverthe- 1 *■ lews the voters have seen and heard ; tl»»' candidates and know what they j sfjuid for. They are ready to vote :W1 we have no serious doubts as ; tw the rtsuits. ""The committees have been ap- i Pointed and every thing is in ' * riMdiness for the Halloween celtligation here tomorrow evening. jm 1 a mask or a horn or put on a and join the happy crowd f-g a good time as guests of the (fffimral Electric band. Its good f(A all of us. w l!te 1930 brand of prosperity, njw heralded through the east as tJJ "Hoovdr hard times” consists i unemployment, empty stores, igrt time factories, foreclosed mortgftges, bread lines, bootleggers, rflj k: teers. bribes and corruptions aWd so and so on. The ncble exlieriment seems to have turned to ignoble failure. • 21 ivernor Leslie plans watch tow-j rjji to catch criminals but we are I fWuful it wculd take an awful lot Mk <* towers and think of the profit ifr building them, the cost to the I tw payers and other expenses for. igsintainence and w doubt if it i '•* Id prove an economical or effi-1 cw:it method. * • 2"’e ne'd as w changes in the! cftistitution of Indiana but that sWould not mean that we should destroy the old document for an uWvi-rtain new one. Such an effort will cost a lot of money and you liwve no guarantee that you won't get one much worse than th? pres- * i W cue. Chances are you will if ygu write one now. The safe thing vote “NO” next Tuesday. «• — — - lllllllr *l’he administrate n in Wasbingtfti is so frightened about the out- » cjhne of the election that, a frantic eWort is being made to save the' sWuation. Cabim t members are! radioing and every senator and AW congressman who can get away fMiin his rwn ball wick is out "in tfi' bushes” trying to convince the voters that the reference to "sons o* wild jackasses" was just a bit off humor. «w ♦ 1 ' -- -■ ’» -■ • - h ' three suspects held for robbthe Broadway State Bank at I'TJrt Wayne, August 20th, were fijind guilty and sent up for fiftfftn years. They claimed their ilfliocence but were identified by stjveral Fort Wayn people who sttw them and besides that admitted their business was banditry, so • Usey are not getting much the 'wise of the break. These characters are safer behind the walls

lot prison. Vote next Tuesday. Its your privilege and a great one if you use it as you should. Those citizens who complain between elections and then fail to vote should not be given much consideration. Even two years ago when interest i was at white heat, less than sixty per cent of the eligible vote was cast. There is a probability that unless some intensive work is done the next ft w days a light vote will *be east. Don't let that happen. Get busy and help get out the vote. Are you dissatisfied with the soli ailed "Republican Prosperity?” They are promising you a continuation of it. A vote for the democratic ticket next Tuesday means a vote in protest of the slip-shod methods in government which have brought about one of tlie worst depressions ever known in this country. Send new men to Washington, change the personel in the state house, be sure to elect demoI crats to the legislature. Its an . important duty. t— There is nothing the republican state organization and the state I house crowd so much fear as the I I election of u democratic legislature ■ next Tuesday. That fear is easy i | to understand. It is the reason that I Iso much of a drive has been put ! into the effort to elect republican . candidates for the Indiana house of representatives. Democratic | control cf the legislature, or even | of the lower branch of it, will open the way to needed and effectual I of the state govern- ’ ment. It will permit an examination of the governor's accounts ■ witli respect to his emergency | fund. It will permit an examination |of the state highway department, which long has needed such an examination. It will permit the learning of many a why and wherefore in the office of the secretary of the secretary of state, in the office of the state auditor. Indiana never has stood so greatly in need of a change in political control in the legislature /as now. Happily there is glowing promise that such a change is at length to come about. Th? people of Indiana ought, to be in no doubt of the necessity to elect a democratic legislature this year if they are to have their state government made responsive and responsible to the citizenship of the i commonwealth. The party in power 1 has been in power too long. It has assumed itself to have a separate and selfish interest in the government of the state and its reprei sentatives in office have been asserting a proprietary control of I it. —Fort Wayne Journal-Gazette. 0 • — —I ■—— — -111. -4 I Household Scrapbook ' I By ROBERTA LEE Parcel Post Packages Tie the package that is to be sent i parcel post, two or three times, and with separate pieces of cord. Then tie knots where the cord crosses. If this is done and one piece of cord breaks, the others will hold the package. Jar Tops To keep jar tops from sticking, tib melted wax on the inside screw over. When ready to open, pour ot water over the top to melt the wax. To Prevent Fading Soak red bordered towels, or red print ginghams, in borax water co i prevent them from fading. I — 0 ——■ Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE »■ qj.pj « Q. When writing someone, asking or information, or a favor of any Kind, what should one never fail to do? A. Enclose a stamped and addressed envelope for the reply. Q. Is it incorrect lor one to give two showers to the same bride elect? , A. No: this matter is l est determined by personal wishes. Q. is the custom of calling on new • neighbors practiced in the larger , cities? A. No. > 0 —: - BARGAINS:— Bargains In Living j Room, Dining Room suits, mattresses and rugs. Stuckey and Co., 1 Wonroe. Our phone number is 44 . •. 168-t* 0 ’ i Get the Habit —Trade at Home.

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DOLLAR URGES GREATER DRIVE FOR TOURISTS Veteran Believes Pacific Organizations Should Coordinate Tokyo, —(UP) — Transportation lines, tourist organizations and government bureaus throughout the Pacific areas should inordinate heir efforts to promote tourist travel in :he Orient. Captain Robert Dollar, veteran head of the Dollar Steamship Lines said in an interview here recently. "Amercians travel to Europe lit’rally by the hundreds of thousands every year." Captain Dollar said, and they spend hundreds of millions of dollars. As a shipping man ■ uterested primarily, in the Pacific I [would like to see more of travel come to the Orient. We have heard a lot about the ‘Pacific Era' and it seems to me Americans might do well to see it first hand. n inc; easing numbers, the area in which this "era's dawning." Captain Dollar, 86 years old and oremos: among American steam- j ship operators, said the primary i purpose of his trip—one of more tian a score he has made to th? I Orient —is to promote trade “tour-! st and general." He thought more ! and better hotels in Far Eastern ! .orts and tourist centers would be essential as the tourist traffic de- i velops. He was enthusiastic about a new inter-land steamship service his organiza'ion is opening in the Philippine". — o »— « ! Lessons In English I » • Words often misused: Do not vrite “Your’s sincerely" “Yours” .vithout an apostrophe, is a possessive pronoun.

When Satisfied ABOUT THE ONLY MAN IN THE W ORLD who is satisfied with his job is the self-made man. It is a fact that a large part of the poverty of the world is due to downright unwillingness to light for a competence. And the most dangerous thing about such poverty is that its victims often become reconciled to it, and take it for granted that it is their fate and not to be overcome. Fill yourse’f chuck full of ambition.. Start a bank account—lt will grow. Peoples Loan & Trust Co

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, Slept on Railroad London.—<U,R)- A friendly magisirate discharged William Simpson, unemployed salesman, who bought a penny ticket on tlie district railway and rode for hours in order to get a good sleep. II „■ --I—ft ' 1 - ; FREE- One quart oil with each 10 gallons gasoline purchased at I South Winchester street Filling ! Station, Lawrence Potts, Mgr. 241t6x

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If Elected I Will Fight For Better And Safer Bank Laws That Will Make The Depositor’s Money Safe Good Banks are an Asset to any Community I am not a Bank Liquidator or connected with ANY BANK BUSINESS. Every Bank Liquidator works in interest of banks not depositors. I Favor Better Laws for Equalization of Taxes You need lower taxes and so does Every one in Adams County. Guy Mahorney Blackford County, Hartford City, Indiana Republican Candidate for State Senator on the Adams county Ticket. for Adams, Wells and Blackford Counties To represent you in the next Legislature. I have no Foolish promises to make. My word has always been good. This election means a lot to you. YOUR VOTE APPRECIATED Regardless of your Political Faith. — THANK YOU. — / Pol. advt

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