Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 29, Number 278, Decatur, Adams County, 25 November 1931 — Page 5

■ iK E\V MILLER ■ WILL IS FILED ■ FROM PAGE ONE) the following share alike: M ,h,.| M Kohne. Eliza- ■ C.sper Miller Peter ria a Milb-r ami at the K ... ■ rest of the led among the ■ ... ■ the „ i.irni. All rents anil ar , ~, > widow but ~,. - in j I- goes to (’aspe.,mil that within 'll.' death of the j., sum of $2.0(10 til. fell I'vitnr children; Iv.lme. Elizabeth Eitiiu. - sir ami Pete- ■ rt action ■ IS i iIREATENED H- Ell v. > AGE ONE' ■ , ( ,, « ith nit eertifi- ■ lO’S are grantH a; :<l poii:’'al out that they -i-fract <-arri<*rs 'aiside eonimis- ’ ■.■■ mis that the . ami inf'Troil ■■ -.■. k tin aid of Attor-Mii.-ri I di • < M. Ogden in the trucks from the high H in ille ease a serious tn in dominance Ml, ■■ ■/..asportation field. ■ all ai'il tile hearing with

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a staff of legal talent representing numerous roads. 1 Snyder explained that the Store Door Delivery Corporation does not own trucks, but purposes to lease them from individual operators, who would work in the unifled system. NEW VENIRE IS DRAWN TODAY (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Leonard Baumgartner, Monroe I township. Joel H. Habbegger, Monroe town- . ship. i This makes a total of fifty-seven ■ special venireman so far called and i with indications not very bright that a jury can be selected in the . next day or so. A number of those examined have formed or expressed an opinion while others da not believe in capital punishment. Under a statute of 1905. the judge II may if he feels it impossible ■ I cure a jury from this county, order , ■ a special venire of 25 from an adjoining county and this is not improbable if a jury is not secured . soon. , o STABILIZATION FAILS, COTTON SHIPPERS SAY ' ( c 2- 4 T lnuzd from pag3 ?nei 1 merely agents of the board, farm er control as to any essential pol--1 Icy being the merest fiction; dis- ■ satisfaction over this situation is becoming acute among state eos operatives. 1 3. By its concentration of a 1 huge speculative interest in the ■ New York futures market, and 1 more specifically bv the May-July, > 1930, squeeze carried on at its direction, the board has created a fear as to the future safety of the hedging facilities which are essenI tlal to the marketing of 85 per cent of the cotton crop. 4. The board’s stabilization operations have resulted in a loss of from $70,000,000 to $80,000,000 from the decline in the value and cairying charges of the 1,300,000 bales of cotton held by the cotton stabilization corporation. 5. There is an additional loss approximating $40,000,000 upon the spot cotton and futures contracts now held by the cooperatives at the instances of the board, this loss is to be borne either Ijy the members of the cooperatives out of the future crops or by the federal treasury. 6. The primary result of the attempt to control the prices of I cotton by artificial means will be to encourage further foreign pro-

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PECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1931.

" Santa Claus and His Dog Team 1 1 SANTA CLAUS WILL ARRIVE HERE DECEMBER 5— ( hildren of County Rejoice as Date of Visit Nears

Speeding through cities and towns and villages, traveling mostly at night because of the number of cars and trucks on the highways, Santa Claus and his party are nearing Decatur and now only the most tragic and unexpected catastrophe can prevent their arrival here on schedule, Saturday morning, December 5. From 10:30 o’clock Saturday morning until evening, the children of Decatur and Adams county will be entertained by the famous old saint, who without doubt is the most distinguished visitor to the town or the county in all the years of their history, duction and to destroy foreign markets for American cotton.” The association urged enactment of the following legislation' “To prevent further direct stabilization operations and provide for a liquidation of the existing stocks of cotton in as orderly a fashion as possible. “Prohibit further indirect sta-| bilization operations in the form of loans made without reference | to the value of the cotton and without any provision as to the maintenance of adequate marginal requirements; and prohibit further contracts, express or implied, under which the board furnishes hte margins to enable the cooperatives to maintain a large speculative interest in the futures and spot markets agreeing not to close them out until the contracts reach a certain value.” I Increased activity upon the part' of the agriculture department to better the cotton industry was I urged by Garrow, who credited the department with doing much in aiding the producer. “The policies followed by thej farm board, on the other hand, in : Its attempts to equalize agriculture, will bankrupt any industry I in the world,” he said. Chairman James C. Stone and I Carl Williams, cotton member of the board, testified before the committee yesterday. Stone presented to the committee the board's annual report detailing operations which showed paper losses on stabilization wheat now owned to average 27 cents a bushel plus carrying charges. Without computing losses on wheat already disposed of nor including I carrying charges, the farm board | is out approximately $50,000,000 on paper. The paper loss on cotton now held is approximately $72,000,000. The paper loss per pound on cotton is about 11 Vi cents, including carrying charges. This paper loss represents almost onefourth of the entire farm board appropriations of $500,000,000. Both board members were bombarded by western republicans and democrats demanding to know why E. F. Creekmore of the cotton stabilization corporation was’ paid $75,000 a year and George S. Milnor of the grain stabilization corporation $50,000 a year. Stone said the board wanted good men and got them. ARRIVALS Mr. and Mrs. Paul Reynolds 909 Third street, are the parents of a boy baby born at the Adams County Memorial Hospital, Tuesday. Both mother and baby are getting along fine. FA tTeF — I don't care how fat you are or how much you hate to get out and walk a cou-ile of miles. If you will take one half teaspoon of Kruschen Salts in a glass of hot water every morning for 4 weeks and cut out pastries, sugar and fatty meats— You will feel so good—so energetic and the urge for activity will be so great that you will immensely en'joy a daily walk of several miles —and lose fat. While you are losing 'at you will be gaining in energy—in endurance—in ambition. Your skin will grow clearer and your eyes will sparkle with the good health that Kruschen brings. Just try one 85c bottle of, Kruschen Salts; it will last you 4 weeks. After you have taken one bottle the old arm chair won’t hold you any more—you’ll want to be up and doing—you'll enjoy work | you’ll sleep like a top and probI ably live years longer. Get KrusI chen at Cutshall’s Cut Rate Drug | Co., or any live druggist in America with the understanding that I you must be joyfully satisfied or money back. W. R. Daniels of Richmond Hill. I N. Y. writes: “After 2 bottles of i j Kruschen, I've removed 3 inches, i from my belt, feel 25% more ac-j , five, mind Is clearer, eruptions | | have disappeared. Am 46 yrs. old ! and feel 20 yrs. younger. I get up ■ feeling 100%. Kruschen sure is I P great!”

Santa's visit is really a momentous occasion in the lives of Adams county children, and for the second time Saint Nick will make a pre-Chrlstmas visit here to learn what the children want for Christmas. Plans are being made by all the business men of Decatur to decorate their stores and display windows in gala holiday appearance, for Santa’s coming. Santa Comes for Children Singers perform for money,Railway officers have profits in mind, but. big, fat, jolly old Santa Claus comes with only one purpose - only one thought in mind — and THREE CHARGED WITH SWINDLE (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) lots in a subdivision here. Federal agents said the prices charged by the men wete above the actual j value of the land, although the? i led purchasers to believe they j were being quoted bargain prices. o FOUR BANDITS OBTAIN SIO,OOO AT MONTPELIER (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) mobile as it was parked in front of the bank. Walters opened fire on the car, and the bandit in the car returned fire at him. Walters ran to the Guy MahorI ney furniture store to get other weapons, and as he did so the bandit in the car began blowing I his horn, as a signal for those inside. The bandits inside the , bank entered the car and shot i away. I As Mr. Walters ran out of the i door of the furniture store with a ■ shot gun the gun was accidently discharged and he was slightly I wounded on the leg. Charles Parnham of Indianapolis. salesman of the United Cork Company, who was driving west out of Montpelier en route to Hartford City shortly after the iiold up. crashed into the bandit car as it was speeding north at a terrific speed. Mr. Parnham was forced into the ditch and held at e point of a gun while the ban-

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that is to make the children happy. And because he is so generous, so jolly, so fair to one and all, the whole world regards him as one of the greatest of all men and certainly one of the wisest and kindest. Santa will make his headquarters in the business district and many children* plan to visit him and to tell their Christmas desires. That’s just what Santa wants. So sincere is Santa in his desire to see every child in the vicinity that he lias written asking for the i names of children who are crippled or ill and unable to come out to I greet him. dlts repaired the boiler plate ini side the car which was jarred 1 loose in the crash. The license number on the automobile was said to have been . 67-632, Illinois license, by MontpoI Her people. I Posses composed of Montpelier, i Hartford City, Bluffton and Mar- , ion men with machine guns and other weapons, surrounded the Scotts Prairie thicket, 5 miles northwest of Hartford City late this afternoon, where it is believed the bandits have hidden. ' Camera Case Settled t 3 Chicago. Nov. 25.—(U.R) Primo 3 Camera, Italian heavyweight fighter, was free to leave Chicago to- .. day after settlement of a $3,754 r judgment against him held by Geo. 3 A. Biemer, Fort Wayne, Indiana, , fight promoter. B The writ of ne exeat was quash- ,, ed in Superior Judge William Lindt say’s court yesterday after Attorney Edward Breen, representing e Biemer, reported that Camera had paid an amount “very close to the judgment.” A garnishment which y had held up the $16,000 Camera ’ was to receive for his bout in the Chicago stadium last Thursday ” also was dismissed. 1 ’ Biemer had charged Camera with f defaulting on an agreement to 0 fight for him in Fort Wayne in e | August. 1930. ! s Free Turkey, Duck, Goose t: and Chicken tonight —Dance - Sun Set,

Riverside Super Service DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE ELLSWORTH & CONRAD. Props. PHONE 711 Decatur, Ind. DEAR MR. CAR OWNER: Old Man Winter is rapidly approaching and, as usual, will bring with him all the wellknown hazards to take the joy out of winter motoring. This year fool the old boy. To help you, we hive arranged a special free service to make your car ready for all winter duty. • Just drive in some morning and we will dra'n and flush your radiator. If you wish, we wiil refill it with an anti-freeze mixture that will take care of your engine for the first sudden freezing. Then we will drain and flush your crankcase and refill it with the proper grade of Oilzum, Pennzoil, Valvoline, Sinclair winter oil for winter service. These oils will not only take care of your engine under the severest winter conditions, but on those occasional warm days it wiil - provide that margin of safety that you will not get in any other way. The drainage and flushing of the case removes water and dirt which are the real sources of trouble in winter lubrication, and these oils will keep your motor well protected under all extremes of low or high temperatures. Next, we will relubricate ttarismission and differential with winter Gear Case Lubricants, you'll get away from winter drag in shifting, and citill have the very best lead base lubrication. We will Inspect your fan belt, check up on /our pump packing (to prevent leakage of valuable anti-freeze compound), and look over and under the car generally to see that it is all right and tight for winter driving. Lgst, but not least, this is a good time for chassis lubrication. Your shackles and springs ought to be well lubricated now and given a protecting coating of the finest penetrating oil before wintry slush has a chance to splash and freeze all over them. YOUR COST FOR ALL THIS SERVICE WILL ONLY BE FOR MATERIALS USED, AND they arc the best lubricants money can buy. We appreciate your patronage, and we want to see your car in good shape. Now’s the time to bring it in before the very coldest weather, and before everyone gets the same idea—DO YOUR CHRISTMAS LUBRICATING EARLY. Yours Very Truly, RIVERSIDE SUPER-SERVICE Open All Day and Night lls p«‘ Pwtone or Alcohol Anti-Freeze in your Radiator. Thursday - Thanksgiving Better do it today!

COURT HOUSE The case of state vs. Herman Brunner, charged with violation of the prohibition law has been set for trial on December 2. M. Kirsch, liquidating agent for Peoples Loan and Trust Co. has filed suits on notes against the followin.zing. Forest Schnepp etal; C.H. Branch William Klusmann. et al; I. G. Kerr. Each is a separate suit and all summons were ordered issued, returnable December 10. 'The Fletcher Joint Stock Land Bank of Indianapolis has filed a foreclosure suit against Patrick Moran, et al. Summons, returnable December 10. Joseph Tonnelier has qualified as executor of the Will of Mary C. Tonnelier. Bond was filed in the sum of $2,000. The estate was divided among the children and the rest was willed to the husband. COLD WEATHER HITS MIDWEST .CONTINUEDJ-ROM PAGE ONE) Wires and telegraph poles were down. While city dwellers viewed with disfavor the end of the warm spell which had set flowers blooming again in their gardens, farmers hail- ’ ed the predicted snow and cold. , The snow brought needed mois- ' ture to their crops and the cold ended disasterous late fall sprouting which they feared would ruin growth next spring. In the east, temperatures clung i close to the unprecedented high i marks. New York and other east- , era cities basked in temperatures ■ around the 79 degree mark. The storm was increasing in inI tensity as it passed into eastern . Onario but it was not expected to

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hit eastern states with full force. On the Pacific coast, fruit growers continued to burn smudge pots to protect their orchards against frost, but today was expected to bring relief from the low temperatures. 'lndianapolis, Nov. 25 —(UP) — Cool crisp weather with generally fair skies was the Thanksgiving Day forecast for Indiana issued by the U. S. Weather bureau here today. South and Eastern sections will besomewhat colder Thursday, the forecast read, but temperatures over the state will rise slowly beginning tomorrow afternoon. The mercury dropped below the freezing point today for the first time since last spring. After falling steadily throughout the night, the mercury reached 30.6 degrees at 6:30 this morning. At 9 o’clock it remained at 31. Weather bureau officials said it

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was the first time in the bureau's, histmy that temperature below fieezing had not. been reached until this late in the year. Prior to today, the latest time at which the first below freezing temperature arrived was November 15. 1881. Correction Millers Bakery will be open for two hours Thanksgiving morning. o Just came back from Market with a full line of Ladies and Childrens Coats and Dresses.—E. F. GASS, Store of Quality.

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