Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 52, Decatur, Adams County, 1 March 1932 — Page 4

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PURDUE TRIMS 1 ILLINI GAGERS " Chicago. Mar. 1 <U.R> —Purdue'* -right to an undisputed title In Bin Ten basketball or a tie with Northwestern. the conference r|e ' fender, will hri determined in their MOld-ont feature encounter ;.l -Evanstnn Saturday night. X The Boilermnkera still led the rme today after soundly trouncing Illinois, only team to defeat them thin aea&on. 34 to 19 al Lufuyett< 3’ist night Meanwhile Northwest--ern held its threatening second! place position by a last half vic- 1 lory over Ohio State. 26 to 19. ;:t Columbus. In the otner games. Michigan added one more to Wisconsin's: long list of defeats. 33 to IS. at Ann Arltor. and lowa jumped ahead of the Badgers into eighth place—-by whipping Chicago, still ! the cellar occupant. 46 to 28. ' Pttrdue and Northwestern now, •have nine victories apiece. Purdue has oue defeat, the Wildcats two. "JCorthwestern will end its season lighting to climb back to share the lead it hold undisputed nearly ail season. Chicago and Purdue play their final game at Lafayette Monday night. The Wildcats were outclassed completely in their first half against Ohio State but recovered to tie the score at 10 all midway. They started an attack immediately afterward and wore not headed again. Johnny Wooden. Purdues allAmerican guard, added six field goals and a fre» toss to the 105 'point total he already had scored In nine games this season. « Chicago and lowa each counted 16 free throws, and three men i from eit"ii team went off the floor on personal fouls. Th« contest was marked by 42 such errors. Bennett, giant Hawkeye | center, made five goals and six if

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th" free losses. Wisconsin counted only four ’ goals in the .Michigan game, a’though tlie Wolverines played part .of the contest with an almost complete second team. ('apt. Norm ! Daniels of Michigan made 13 i points to remain in second place j in Individual scoring, with a total I of HI. The standings: Team W I. Pct. ! Purdue 9 1 .900 Northwestern 9 2 .SIS Minnesota 7 3 .7<H» I Michigan 7 4 .636 I Illinois 5 5 .'.oo | Ohio State 5 6 .465 Indiana 4 6 400 lowa 3 8 .273 ■ Wisconsin 2 8 .200 I Chicago 1 9 .100 Last Night's Games Purdue. .".4; Illinois. 19 Northwestern 26; Ohio Slate 19 Michigan. 33; Wisconsin. 13 lowa. 46; Chicago. 28. o At the Training ( amps By United Press ♦ * St. Petersburg. Fla., Mar. 1 — Picnic lunch right at the baseball park is the innovation ordered byManager McKechnie of the Boston Braves for this training season, i Batting practice starts today Pitcher Beets and Coach Duffy Lewis arrived yesterday Biloxi. .Miss., Mar. 1 — Jlobny Burke, erstwhile holdout southpaw pitcher of the Washington • Senators, arrived and signed his contract last night. Carl Reynolds..' i outfielder obtained from Chicago i last winter, reported last night, i along with Bobby Myer, second I baseman. Clearwater, Fla . Mar. I—Waite i I Hoyt, veteran pitcher, has swung! into training after signing his | I contract with the Brooklyn Dodg- J i ers. Mineral Wells. Tex.. Mar. 1 — Luke Appling has arrived at the i Chicago White Sox camp, five days over due. with Owner Lou

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Comiskey worried. Appling explained he had been "unavoidably detained enroute." St. Petersburg, Fla.. Mar. 1. — j Babe Ruth has begun active train- ! ing with the New York Yankees, I although still unsigned. The Bain* i bino yesterday worked out and ' knocked out several long flies. Fort Myers. Fla., Mar. L— The | Philadelphia Athletics have swung I into full-squad training. Only five ' were absent yesterday at the first big workout. Outfielders Coleman and Ha is. and Infielders Shaw. Cihoeki and Roetgter arrived yesterday. Tampa. Fla., Mar. I—The1 —The Cincinnati Reds’ holdout problem is still unsolved. Sidney Weil, president said he had no news from Red Lucas. Harvey Hendrick. Joo I Stripp. Tony Cuccinello and Joe Morrisey, who have refused to come to terms. New Orleans. Mar. I—The1 —The see- ’ ond squad of the Cleveland In- . dians is due at camp today. The I first squad went through their I initial batting practice yesterday. I Manager Roger Peckinpaugh turn- : ed loose his batterymen. Los Angeles. Mar. I—Billyl—Billy Terry is scheduled to arrive at the Giant’s camp today. All other member s of the squad took part in brisk workouts yesterday. Manager John McGraw sent his rega- ! lar infield, with Sam Leslie workI ing for Terry at first base, through ; a snappy drill. Palo Alto. Calif.. Mar. I—Man1 —ManI ager Bttcky Harris is putting his Detroit Tigers through the hoop, i The team arrived at 10:10 a. in. I vesterday. and within 20 minutes, Harris had them on the Standford | University diamond in their first | workout. Avalon. Catalina Island. Mar. 1 i —President William L. Veeck of the Chicago Cubs has arrived and ! will remain two or three weeks to I assist Manager Rogers Hornsby in ; rebuilding plans. BASKETBALL RESULTS By United Press Purdue, 34; Illinois, 19. Northwestern. 26; Ohio State, 19. ! Michigan. 33; Wisconsin. 13. lowa, 46; Chicago, 28. Marquette. 40; Grinnell, 22. lowa Central. 30: Luther. 19. Cornell. 34; Yale, 33. Simpson. 31; Penn. 29. ’ ——o Betsx Ross and her assistants will be seen in her home in reproduction at the H. S. I auditorium Thursday even- : ing a* 7:3(1. Colds/ At first sijm of a cold, take NATURE’S lIEMEDY-thc lax- g ative that thoroughly cleans g your intestines. It ia the one g ■ '"sl Quick way to j?et relief and g ■ w W guard your health. Mild. /TO SIGHT safe purely vegetable. ’To-Monaow pleasant -25 c. ALR.IOHT The AU Vegetable Laxative beautifies /Kir' -a C O XSSN jt ■) Instantly Renders an irresistible, soft, pearly loveliness that will add years of youth to your appearance. The effect is so delicate and natural, the use ol a toilet preparation cannot be detected. Lasts thruout the day without rubbing off, streaking or showing the effect of moisture. GOURAUO'S White, Flesh and Rachel Shades

DECATUR DATt.Y DEMOCRAT TUESDAY. MARCH 2, 1932

HOME / 1 A If Yon Wish an Outdoor Living Room Next Summer —Plan Now <•' I"

The old clock on the mantel eshelf is steadily ticking its way toward garden time and the gardtu lover longs for the teel and smell of the rich warm earth. He is already planning a schedule of garden delights that starts with the melting of the snow ami ends with the bite of next fall's | frost. Perhaps you. too. are plan-i ning and it is well for you to do so for there are many things to I be considered before the spad* I first turns the black soil and the earthworm slides away from the light that intrudes upon its privacy. • The successful garden is the| result of careful planning. The space to be alloted to vegetables ( •ind greens must be decided upon. | Rows, borders,'and banks of flowers must he laid out to insure beauty of arrangement and a succession of blooming that will keep the touch of color undimnted throughout the summer and early fall. Aatd if you would have a delightful outdoor room for the enjoyment of family and friends next summer this is the time to plan its

* J, CONGRESS TODAY • -rilPy ♦ I Senate: Continues debate on Norris anti-' injunction bill. 1 Banking and currency committee ' begins short selling investigation. ' Post offices and post roads com- ' mittee considers house unempioy- 1 nient relief hill. Interstate commerce committee con: Vines he irings on Capper-Kelly fair trade bill. Judiciary committee resumes ; , hearings on Wilkerson nomination. | House Continues consideration of treas-! ury-post office appropriations bill. I Ways and means committee con- i tinues framing tax bill. Expenditures committee begins ■ hearings on proposed new depart- j 1 < WILL a loan up to $309.90 help you? We make confidential loans on your own personal security. No endorsers —lowest terms. We feature prompt service — you get the money the same day- you apply. Small monthly or weekly payments—■ arranged to suit your conven- , ience. Call, write or phone us. Special Plan for Farmers. Franklin Security Co. Open daily 8 to 5. Saturday till

I arrangement, furnishings and deen oration. Plants, garden furnish-j ings and ormamental I make the outdoor living room in-c viting and comfortaMt. and nO| - home is attuned to the mode <f i 1932 until the grounds are as llv-l i aide as the house itself. . I Any real estate dealer will tell • you that an outdoor living room, actually adds a great deal more :oi .; the value of your property than j i it costs, and unlike most things; . you buy, trees, shrubs and evergreens increase in cash value every year after planting. The possibilities of the garden; j are endless and the problems met j with in developing a productive, yet attractive garden are such, I that they cannot be solved in a ' day. No better time is available; for deciding upon the purposes: and appearance of this year's gar-| ' den than now. Once the garden, program is decided upon there is 1 an added zest in carrying it -mt ’ to realization, watching it develop tinder the guidance of hands that love the effort of gardening. Unless you plant this spring a whole year of enjoyment will be lost.

ment of public works. Post office commi'tee begins hearings on charges against air mail contracts. Naval affairs committees resumes hearings on proposed transfer of naval post graduate school to west coast. Judiciary committee resumes hearings on anti-injunction bill. Agriculture committee begins hearings on bill for dis rihution of seed wheat to northwestern faim-l ers. o — Tourney Dates Set — Indianapolis, Mar. 1 -(U.R)—July 18 to 22 were set as dates for the : 1932 Indiana Women Golf associl- ; tion annual tournament today. . The tourney will be held on Coquillard course. South Bend. Miss Mary Livengood of CoquilI lard Club was named corresponding secretary to answer ill iuquir ies about the tournament. i Miss Elizalteth Dunn. Indianapolis. is defending champion. Woman Goes Insane St. Phillip. Ind.. Mar. I—(U.R)— Mrs. Henry Miller. 43. went violently insane at her farm home near here today and shot to death her two year old son, then com mitted suicide. Miller heard the shots from a barn where he was doing chores. He found the 'bodies, both with bullet holes through the head, and with his wife still clutching the revolver he said. q Floyd Smith of Fort Wayne visited here this morning a short time.

MARKETREPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AM) FOREIGN MARK FIS BERNE MARKET Corrected March 1 No eommisslon and no yardage. — Ilogs. 10J-lf.o pounds $3.46 j 15U-220 pounds $4.10 220-250 p.iupds $3.80 i 250-300 jounds $3.60 . Roughs $2.50 $2 75. Si ags—sl.so Vealers $7.00. Spring lambs $5.50 CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Mur. May July Sept Wheat .5644 .60% .62 .63% ; Corn .3544 .39H .42% .43'. j Oats .21% 24*4 .25% | LOCAL GRAIN MARKET Corrected March 1 I ; No. 2. New Wheat sßc i 30 lbs. White Oats 18c | 28 lbs While Oafs 17c ■ . Barley 30c , i Rye ' 30c I Soy Beans 30c ( New No. 4 White co n 30c , New No. 4 Yellow Corn 35c • LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET ;Eggs dogen ... ..... Sc l Q Man Commits Suicide Fort Wayne, Mar I—(U.R) —Mark i Shull. 37. nightwatchman for the I Standard Oil Company bulk sta-j i tion. committed suicide today by ■i hanging himself in the- company's ‘i garage. A note explained that Shull had worries! ovn a recent oil i burner exploeton at th" plant. Officials said no blame had been ; attached to him for the explosion.. n —_ Violators Are Probed South Bend, Ind.. Mar. I.—(U.R) —Nearly 100 alleged federal law were being investigated ihere today by the Federal grand. I jury under the direction of U. S. i [District Attorney Oliver M. IxximIncluded were the activities of j lan alleged state-wide auto theft | gang. Other cases charged viol'ation of liquor laws and postal ; regulations. o Farmer Is Electrocuted Anderson, Ind., Mar. 1. —(U.R) — An electric current that passed ( from a power line to a radio aorial. and thence to a rake which Harry Farmer, 25, was holding, caused Farmers death at his home near here. The rake, with which Farmer was clearing the yard, dislodged the radio aerial and knocked it against the power line. o Dr. Harry Jones of Berne was a caller here this morning. Martha Macy is out of school with a severe cold. o Attend the Colonial Rail at Ihe D. H. School Auditorium, Thurs. Eve. and see the Virginia Reel as it was danced I during the Colonial period. i;xi:< i ron-s s m i; of UH 11. HST VTH The undersigned executor of the last will of Philip Gephart deceased, hereby gives notice that by virtue of an order of the Adams Circuit Court of Adams county. Indiana, he will at the hour of 10 o’clock A. M. on Tuesday, the 29 day of March 1932, at the law office of Lenhart Heller and Schurger. 133 S. Se. ond street, Decatur Indiana, and from day to day thereafter until sold, offer for sale at private sale all the interest of said decedent in and to the following described real estate towlt: The North half of the Northwest quarter of Section thirty-two (32> In Township twenty-seven <2'4 » North of Range fifteen (15) East, containing' eighty (80) acres more or less, in Adams CJunty, Indiana. Said sale will be made subiert to the approval of said court for not less than the full appraised value of said real estate, and upon the following terms and conditions tnwlt: At least one-third of the money cash in hand, the balance in two equal installments payable in not to exceed nine and eighteen months, evidenced by notes of purchaser, bearing six per cent, interest from date, waiving relief, providing attorney's fees, and secured by mortgage on the real estate sold; or the purchaser may pay all cash if so desired. Raid real estate is to be sold free of liens i l. Tru * Gephart, Executor Lenhart, Heller and Sehurger Attvs Feb. 23-M-1-8-15 O Get the H»bit — Trade at Home

♦ -* I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS, | BUSINESS CARDS, AND NOTICES FOR SALE ■ [ FOB SALE —2 day old <-al:'. Henry | Sulking 1 mile east 144 miles J < I north Preble. Phone Preble 22 on I 36. 50-3tx ! FOR SALE—Horses, Colts. Fresh I Cows ami Brood Sows. Schafer' I Hardware Co., call for James Gattshall. 50t;l ; FOR S 4LE Practically new Stover NO. 90 Hammer feed fill with . dust collector. Priced right see Ix-w- ' , is Selking. Jr.. Route 4. Decatur. 4 j miles west and I’4 miles north of , i Decatur. 51-3tx FOR SALE Quarter 1 eefs at 5 and 6e lbs. next Thu sday. Inquire of Lewis Selking. Jr.. 11. 4. Deeatur. Preble phone, 2 on 26. 51-3tx FOR SALE I have just received a 1 shipment of hats for wo|en and children. Medium prices also silk lingerie for sale. M s. William Butler. 103 North Eighth .street. 51-3tx FOR SALE Black nta-e in foal. Inquire for Cloice Beam. 2 miles west and mile south of Pleasant Mills. FOR SALE 7 year old Work mare. Price $85.00 Phone 719-F. ">l-3tx FOR SALE Fordson tractor with fenders, governor pulley and • , plow. Ready for work $125. C.E. ! Wallace, Convoy, Ohio. Mile east and 3L> north of Watt. slt3x FOR SALE -Two row corn plow. 1 * Ralph S< linepp. Phone S7l-J 51-3tx . FOR S ALE End gate feeder, good as new. A’ictor Amacher. Phone -7s( 52t3x ; FOR SALE New and used Fordson tractors, used tractor parts, ' 2 12 in. tractor plows, plow points l at a reduction. One 3-year old , mare, weight about 1600 lbs. : Craigville Garage. 49-st-Fr Tn FOR RENT ! i FOR RENT —a room house and gar- ! age. 1115 Patterson street $x a month. Julius Haugk 50-3tx ! FOR RENT —5 room house on West • Madison street. City water ami . lights. Call 506. 51-3tx ' FOR REN! Jackson property on' S. Ist street. For particulars | phone 298, M s. Phil Macklin Itxp WANTED j WANTED — Fruit and mapel tree sp aylng to do. Power outfit. Telephone Floyd Baxter, phone lt>6. Monroe. 50-3tx WANTED—Lots to plow, disc and harrow. Call or see H inter Liby. 51-3tx r>—, .... Police Chief Forms Boys' Club | SWAMPSCOTT. Mass. —(U.K)—' Police Chief Walter F. Reeves ! has found time to organize a j | boy's club, totaling 250 members. | Archery, wrestling, pistol-shooting j and other activities are engaged I, in. Reeves artfully interjects unj occasional lecture on respect for i the law. Pennsy Auto Registrations Up 1 HARRISBURG, Pa.—(U.R)—Auto-j mobile registration In Pennsylvania increased from 19.954 vehicles in 1906 to 1.826.736 for 1931. ' < >—. —- \ppttiiitlirnt of %«lnilalMrntrix With Will %nnr%e«i Notiep is hereby given. That the undersigned has been appointed Administrator of the estate of Emma Rarkalow late of Adams County, de-1 teased. The estate is probablv solvent. Mary A. Fleetwood. Administratrix with will annexed. Lehhirt, Heller and Schurger, Attvs February 29. 1932. March 1-8-15 | —— o VOTK !■: or rtXM, SETTLEMENT 1 or ESTATE NO. 27T0 Notice is hereby given t.i the creditors, belrs anil legatees nt Alvin L,. Burds, deceased, to -.ppear in the Adams Circuit Court held at Decatur na - ? n ,he 23rd dav of March show cause, If any whv the I mai settlement Accounts with the estate of said decedent should not he approved: and said heirs are! Sronf"!.', ’, O , ‘^ n ,her< ’ mak «l i an,, "'elve their uistiibutive shares. Jessie F. Rnrdg, Exm utrix. Deeatur, Indiana February 29 1922 March 1-J

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