Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 90, Decatur, Adams County, 15 April 1931 — Page 2

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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES •— * WANTED WANTED To clean rugs and wall paper, wash houses, windows and clean cisterns. Phone 21Q. SPi.ix WANTED—Trees and shrubbery to spray and trim; wall paper to clean. N. W. Frye; 1404 W. Monroe street, phone 682. 88-51 MALE HELP —Positions on ocean liners to Europe, Orient, etc. Good pay. Experience unnecessary. Self-addressed envelope brings list. Mr. E. Arculus, Mount Vernon, N.Y. Aqi ll&15x housework and cooking tor family of two. No washings. Give references and salary required. 'Write Box I). P„ In care of the Decatur Democrat. 90t3 WANTED—Salesmen to sell our line of autainobile seat covets amt tire covers in your county. Sales are easy because of exclusive features and low prices. We have an attractive proposition. Territory exclusive. Address. B-170, in .car? of this paper. Itx WANTED—Salesman for Wells and . Adams County. References required- Address P. O. Box 264. Fott , Wayne. 90-3’x' FDR RENT FOR RENT—Semi-modern dwelling i centrally located, rent reasonable. ; Inquire 134 South Fifth street. 88-3tx FOR RENT—Modern residence, SGS ' North Fifth St. Tele, 864-L. Ed S. Moses. Bs-3tx | FOR RENT—House on corner of Sth and Jefferson streets. Inquire of B. J. Rice or phone 184. f'Olt Ue!nT-All modern 6 room house on Walnut street. Phone 666. 88-3tx rORSALE FOR SALE—Pontiac sedan car, in good condition. Will sell cheap if taken at once. Electric stove. I like pew. Phone 1174. 88-3 t, FOR SALE —Oil Stovers. See us before you buy a new oil stove. Wei sell the famous Everrite. Built ■ right priced right. Sprague Furni-' ture Company phone 199. 90-3 t I

FOR SALE—I 2 year old roan mare. ""2 heifers. 1 fresh. John Kintz, rojite 2. 3 miles west of Decatur. 88-3tx FOR SALE—One registered Guernsey Male Calf 1 year old. Call 862-C 88-3tx F l OI! SALE —Manure by the load delivered. Also want lots to plow and hauling of ashes and rubbish. Phone 22, Community sale barn. - 90-3tx FOR SALE — Just received shipment of mattresses bed springs.! and iron beds to be sold very reasonable. Sprague Furniture Co. Phone 199. 90-3 t o India Bars Women Miners April 14. — (U.R) —A decrease of almost 25 per cent in the number of women working in mines in India was noted by the Indian chief inspector of mines in a report to the Department of Labor. The reduction, the report says, is the result of legislation enacted March, 1929, which will end women workers in the mines of India by July 1, 1933. o School Lifts Smoking Ban Missoula, Mont., April 14. —xU.R)— Girls living tn North Hall, a dormitory jit the University of Montana, now may smoke in their quarters. University authorities, finally conrinved that imposition of penalties failed to curb smoking, removed the ban. BEAUTIFY your lawn by rolling it. Lawn roller for rent at reasonable price. Lee Hdw. Co. 88-3 t - - — oNOTICK TO IIIIHIEHS Notice is hereby given that the Board of County Commissioners of Adam.s County. State of Indiana, will rtcelvi sealift blds up until 10 o’clock A. M (Standard time) on

the sth dat of May I*j3l as follows .« tuwjt; 11 Painting the Meshberger River - Bridge over the Wabash River, l ( l miles west of Berne, Indiana, esti- ' mat- 1175.00, p _ Painting tue Shimp River Bridge !< over-the Wabash River % mile east i of Geneva Indiana estimate 1200,00.' Construction of Coal Bin, South? side of Court House, Decatur, Ind-H la Hit. I Bids will be f >r the completion of •* said .improvements in accordance* 1 with the plans and sp- ifh-atiorisj< now on fil( in the office of the Au-p d tor of said county. Each bid fdiall be accompanied by? a personal or surety bond in a su n t equal to twice the amount of the bid filed. Each bill must be accompanied '■ wAtho laffidavlts required by law. i i he-time fui the completion of the ' i work will hr fixed at the time of I awarding contract T*m»< Board will reserve the right ’ to reject any or ail bids. i George Shoemaker Albert Geppert , !•’. O. Martin ...» Board of Commissioners Adams Coiitit? Ind. Attest: Albert Harlow, Xuditor. Adams County, Indiana. \pril 15-22 O Always a large crowd at the Decatur Community Sale You will get the high dollar for vour property. Next sale Saturday, April 25. Phone Roy Johnson to list articles for sale.

S.E. Black FUNERAL DIRECTOR Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant ( Call* «n»\Aered promptly day or night. i Office phone 500 Home phone 727 I Ambulance Service I ■' FUNERAL DIRECTOR W. IL ZWICK & SON Mr*. Zwick, Lady Attendant Calls answered day and night Ambulance Service Phones: Office 61. Home 303 > YAGER BROTHERS I Funeral Directors Calls answered day or night. At night, call phone 44. Day time call phone 105. Ambulance Service, day or night. i For BETTER HEALTH See DR. H. FROHNAPFEL Licensed , Chiropractor and Naturopath Riadonic diagnosis and treatment. ■ Phone 314 104 So. 3rd St Office Hours: 10-12, 1-5, 6-8 10 years in Decatur. ■ LOBENSTEIN & DOAN FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance Service. Office Phone 90. - Residence Phone, Decatur 1041 Residence Phone, Monroe 81 LADY ATTENDANT N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, Glasses Fitted HOURS: 8:30 to 11:30—12:30 to 5:00 i Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135 \ ii t t 4if li <1 itt i.* In t rut it r NO. 2SIB Notice is hereby j?fven That the 1 I undersigned has been appointed Ad-|

I ministrator of the estate of John, iA. Fuhrman late of Adams County’ . deceased. ’I lie estate is probably sol-I : vi nt. (Charles A. Fuhrman Adm in Istra t>r ! : April 7. is:;i ■ Fruchte and bitterer. Attorneys. April s-IS-22 1 I’ » i.- .% —,, ... I AoYiCfc to xox-kesii>i:xt Im i hr IdaitiM < irruit 4 nnrl April Term, \o. 13041 THE STATE OK INDIANA [ADAMS COUNTY’: SS. i Lewis A. Springer vs. Esther A. ■ Springer. It appearing from affidavit, file 1 'in the above entitled cause, that Es-i ither A. Springer of the above named! [defendant is a non-resident of the I State of Indiana. Notice is therefor hereby given the' [said Esther A. Springer that she be [ • and appear before the Hon Judge of i the Adams Circuit Court on the I** day of June 1931 the same being the I 43rd Juridicial day of the next regu-i ; lar term thereof, to he hidden at the [Court H nine in the City of Decatur, ■ icommencing on Monday, the 13th dav I lof Apri A. D. 1931 and plead by [answer or demur to said complaint. | or the same will be heard and deter-1 i mined in her absence. W itness, n y name, and the Seal of | said Court hereto aXfixed this 7th I day of April, 1931 Bernice Nelson Clerk. By Marcella I’hrick, Deputy April 7th. 1931 H. M. De Voss, Attv. for plaintiff.; April 8-15-22 Farms Form New Village's 'Coenigsburg. April 11. —(U.R/ —' ' Division of large Prussian estates; into small, farms caused creation | 'of 70 new villages in East Prussia . alone in 1930. A further total of» 167,000 acres will be divided this; year. Q t Always Ready With Blood I; Budapest. April 11. — (U.R) —The| | state hospital IWis a 30-year-old ninfi ! lon its list who can always be <le-[ pended on fcr blood. In the last' L three years he has given blood fori more than 200 transfusions. —(j NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS fj Notice is hereby given that Mon- , .day, May «, 1931, will tie the last C-’ ix tn pa* vour Spring installment i of taxes. The county treasurer's of-

nee wot be open 1 rum S A. M. to I I p. m. during the tax paying season, j All taxes not paid by that time will become delinquent and a 10% penal-1 ty wiil be added, those wn> have bought or sold property and wish a | division of taxes are asked to come ; in at once. Call on ttie Auditor for errors and! any reductions. The Treasurer can make no correct tons. The Treasurer will nut be respon-| slble for the penalty of delinquent; taxes resulting from the ommlssion. of tax-payer to state definitely on; what property, thoy desire to pay, I In whose name it may |> * found, hi > what township or corporation it is! situated. Persons owing delinquent taxes should pay them at once, tin* law is; such that there is no opti >n left for | the Treasurer hut enforce the collec- i lion of delinquent taxes. The annual sale ot delinquent | lends arid lots will take place ou | the s<-<’on I Monday in February 1932, i at I0;00 A. M.. 1 County orders wilt not he paid t :anyone owing delinquent taxes. Ail I persons are warned against them. I No receipts will he held after exIpirath'iyof time, as the new deposiit ry law requires the Treasurer to (make daily deposits. Particular attention: If yon piy I taxes in more than one town dim mention the fact to the Treasurer also see that your receipts call sos all your real estate and personal property. In making inquiries of the Treasurer regarding taxes to insure reply do not, fail to include return postage. El. A. Ash ba uc her. ;Treasurer Adams County Indiana. April 8 to May 2

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MARKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS 3ERNE MARKET Corrected April 15 Ilogs. 140 tbs. down $7.20 140-100 pounds $7--W 160-200 pounds 5n.45 200-225 pounds $7.30 225-250 pounds $7.10 250-300 pounds $6.90 250-300 pounds $7.01‘ . Roughs—ss.7s. | Staes —$3.50 Veals—s7.so Lambs—sß.oo. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Hogs: Market steady to 5c highj er; 100-140 lbs. $7.25; 140-150 tbs.! i |7.50; 150-180 lbs. $7.65; 180-200 libs. $7.75; 200-220 lbs. $7.60; 220-J I 210 lbs. $7.45; 240-260 lbs. $7.35; 260-280 lbs. $7.25; 280-300 lbs. : $7.15; 300-350 lbs. $7.05: roughs 1 i $6; stags $4; calves $8; lambs $9. [ — EAST BUFFALO LIVESTOCK East Buffalo, N. Y„ Apfll 15.— | U.R)- —Livestock: I Hogs: on sale. 2,000; fairly active: steady to slightly higher; de-i i sirable, 120-210 lbs., mostly, $8.26:; • one o'.ad 180 lbs., $8.30; few pigs. l 1 $8.35: heavier weights scarce; 250: lbs.. $7.65. Cpttle: Receipts. 100; mostly cows, steady; cutter grades, $2-3.75. Calves: Receipts, 300; vealers unchanged; $9 down. Sheep: Receipts. 400; lambs I firm; gocd to choice clippers, $9.49 i straight; few spring lambs. sl3. CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE May July Sept. Dec. Wheat, Old .83% .64% .62% .65% New .84% 'Coin, Old .61% .63% .61% .54% New .62% I Oats, Old .30% .31% .31% .33 New .31 LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected April 15 No. 1 New Wheat 68c No. 2 New Wheat 65c New Oats 27c ’ Barley .. 50<i Rye 50c No. 2 Yellow Corn, per 100 pounds 60c-75c LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs, dozen 15c bUtterfat at station : Butterfat 22c Blow on Jaw Breaks Leg New Britain. Conn.. 11.— , (U.RF-Believe it or not, a blow on | tiie jaw broke Louis Szymanowski s [light leg. Szymanowski accused James May of robbing him of $lO ami then hitting him ou the chin so hard he stumbled and broke his leg. JI 0 '! Royal Canary Returned Cairo. April 11.— (U.R) — King Fuad's pet canary which escaped ' frem the rcyal palace two years [ ago has returned to the royal , cages. * I

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1931.

• ' 10 DIE IN TUNNEL FIRE , a. i -, milinumli IIM I. li: ■yim'UWßWiWaui.tWr IWWWBW—r—' MWWW ■■ : * VMBnsMMMMIIMNMaHiaWMaMMWW Ten men ar? km vn to be dead, twenty-nine are in a critical condition and sixteen others were trapped 1 "n a fir° disaster which ewept a huge Chicago Sanitary District sewage tunnel last night thirty-five feet beneath the surface. Hhis vivid photograph is a gene;al view of the entrance of the tunnel and shows ; smoke and flames still pouring from the shaft while relatives and friends of the entomiied men stand »bout, helpless to aid them.

COURT HOUSE ; • I • Marriage License Floyd E. Cole. Winchester, minister, to Harriett B. Davis, Decatur, route 6. Real Estate Transfers Arnold Achleman et ux, in lot J 13 B Vista to Henry Acleman for I SIOO.OO. Henry Achleman et ux. In lot | 13 B. Vista to Arnold Achleman et | ux for SIOO.OO. E. Burt Lenhart Ex. in lot 686, : 687, Pecatur, to Alice M. Lenhart ! tor $830.00. o —: Hoosier Loses Life —-— : | Beacon, N. Y., April 15—<U.R) — i An Indianapolis business man was ; i killed, his pilot was so seriously i injured that he is not expected to 3 [ live, and a Minneapolis man w*s ■ . ■ slightly hurt in an airplane crash [ here today. 3 1 ’T4ie dead man is A. Stein, of 1145 22nd street, Indianapolis. The pilot, whose business address 3 ’s the same as that of Stein, was R. C. Winslow He is near death iin Highlands hospital. Tire third man in the plane, George B. Ben1 ton, Minneapolis, was only slight 1 ■ fy hurt He was taken to the I | hospita’. however. Dam Coin Proof Received Las Vegas, Nev., April It. —<U.R) - Proofs of the Bottlder canyon project coin, which will be manufactured in quantity for the local Chambz i er of Commerce, have been recelv--1 nd. The coin will have a picture aI of Hie dam stamped on one side 1! and "Hoove? D.nn, Las Vegas. Nev.' | stamped on the other side.

TEXAS DRILLERS ARE “OIL POOR" ; Austin. Tex.. April 1 — \U.R> —[ The envious, perhaps even covet-1 ous, way you regarded old acquaintances who struck oil a few years ago would no longer lie justified. Bringing in an oil was is the thing oil operators now are trying to avoid. They are "oil poor.” Some of the worries of the oil man outlined at a week's hearing before the ’Texas Railroad comrnisslcn in an effort to get a rigid limit on production are: i If you own oil land, drill a well and produce the oil, there Is noprofitable market for it. Cost of lifting the oil in some fields was; put above the price received. , If you store it, the oil deterior-i ates. The most valuable part is the meat volatile. It disappears first leaving stale oil. If you do not drill or operate your well when drilled, the man owning adjoining property will drain out the oil from under your property. He can do so in Texas lawfully if his well is not within 150 feet of ths property line. >I If he doesn't take the cf] out | from under your property, he does' [take the gas. Without the gas there J iis nothing left to force the oil to the surface. Besides, with the gas gone, water seeps in and takes the - ! field. Other oil facts adduced were: In a typical field like the new East - Texas field, it costs $35,000 to inj | stall properly equipped, well. >1 Natural gas worth three to four ■ cents a thousand cubic feet after [ It has lifted the ell to the surface

I sells for 65 cents a thousand cubic j I feet in cities a few hundred miles; i away. Pipe line cost is given as < the reason for the increase. o : Second Holdup Succeeded Phoenix, Ariz., April 14.— (U.R> —| J. J. Rymer, dairy truck driver, was i [ rolling along congratulating him-1 self because he stepped on the gas! the previous morning and thereby, avoided two bandits. Making a stop for a delivery he was confronted by the same two holdup men who, i robbed him of sl2. 0 Beef Cattle Still Leads Phoeniz. Ariz.. April 14.—<(J.R> — ( !Although diversity is general now.! [the raising of beef cattle, once the[ ; backbone of Arizona’s agriculture, is still important judging from re-! ports of the state livestock sani-| tary board which shows that 225,-1 [139 cattle were shipped from the | [state and 72,505 slaughtered in the I i state during 1930. o Auto and Furniture Stolen Reno, Nev., April 14.— (U.R) —A| kind heart and a lack of knowledge; of automobile repairing cost 11. T.' Humbly, not only his car but ills! household furnishings as well. Two men offered to repair his car while, [ he was at work. When lie returned [ I home, he discovered the man had , loaded his home furniture in tile, . ant; mobile and departed for parts’ , i unknown. . [ ■_ o Women’s Work Week Down Washington, Aj>r. 14.—(U.R)* —The i average work week for industrial women in Hie south during Hie past' two years has been 58.5 hours, ac-! [cording to the Women's Bureau of [file Department of Labor. This • [condition, however, tfie bureau says, i ’ shows a marked dtyirease over the

I working hours of women in the pre-[ [ceding biennial periods and most of I [the states have laws pending which .will reduce the time of work for i women to a 55-hour week maximum ’and prohibit night work for women and children. o_ Novice Beats Teacher Jerinone, Ariz., April 14.—(U.R>—• j There is such a thing as being too good a teacher, according to Gray Madison, Verde Valley Golf club ! pro. who was beaten by a novice after Madison had given him three [ lessons.

i -* ■ ■ j •»" i A CHECKING ACCOUNT i Saves MONEY• A CANCELLED check is your receipt! You will never pay a bill twice as long as you have a checking account. Money saved! Much of your bookkeeping is done for you by the bank when you have a checking account. This often eliminates the need for a bookkeeper. At least, it’s an economy of your own time. Money saved! Start this week. OLD ADAMS i COUNTY BANK —————— l I

111 19? DISCOOJ ON HI ELECTHI LIGHT BILLS BY PMINH OR BE® ApriH POWER BILLS ARE ALSO 9 -ANDMUST BE Fl -BYTWENTIETH MONTH Al CITY HAI I