Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 30, Number 70, Decatur, Adams County, 22 March 1932 — Page 6

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♦ ♦ At the Training Camps By United Press >_ — • BRADENTON. Fla Jimmy Collinn is making a strm.g bid for Chick Hnfey's left field Job with the world champion St. Louis Curdinuls. When the Yankees won yesterday, 11 to 3, Collins turned In a dazzling catch of a long drive,! and drove in a run with a double. ST. PETERSBURG. Fla A young high school hoy by the name of Brown Is the toast of the Boston Braves camp today. Young Brown pitched 5 innings during the Braves 2 to 0 triumph over (ho Brooklyn Kobins yesterday, and allowed but one hit. SAVANNAH, Ga. Tripp Sig man. hatting sensation of the Phillies in 1930, has been signed by the Boston Red Sox. Sigman played with Peoria in the Three Eye league last year. The Yunnigans pasted another defeat on the regulars yesterday, winning 3 to 1. FT. MYERS, Fla. — Mickey Cochrane will be lost to the Philadelphia Athletics for the remainder of ths raining season. Cochrane lias been forced to the sidelines with an infected foot, caused when he aggravated a blister. The Athletics defeated the Cininnati Reds 7 to 4 yesterday. Ed Coleman. - roctie out'/ielder 1 from the coast, was the hatting star of the game, getting a home run an I a double. SAN ANTONIO, Tex. The Chicago White Sox made a total of eight errors in the first two and a half innings of yesterday’s regular yannig in game. The regulars uoti. 9 to 7. LOS ANGELES — New York s Giants made it two in a row over the Detroit Tigers here yesterday, 12 to 8. The crowd became highly excited in the eighth inning when Walker. Detroit outfielder, collided with Catcher Healey at the' plat, closing Healey's eye and cutting his nose. ADVERTISEMENT BEING TRACED ‘CONTINTED FROM PAGE ONF' today, making the Lindbergh home seem even more isolated than ever. A raw wind howled outside, so Mrs. Lindbergh spent

THE CORT TONIGHT - TOMORROW PAL nights both nights “Charlie Chans Chance” A mystifying Oriental drama that will thrill and captivate you from start to finish featuring Warner Oland and good cast. Added—Clezer Comedy and News. 10c -35 c •WWWMWW—I I Miaj llli OP

wi'iiMi 1 1 iii i min 1 ■nil— wmiun iiwwirrv.' THEADAM C THEATRE YOUR LAST CHANCE TONIGHT 1a SEE “DR. .JEKYLL & MR. HYDE” With FREDRIC MARCH, MIRIAM HOPKINS, ROSE HOBART Hired.y Before Your Unbelieving Fyes. SEE A MAN TURN Into a MONSTER! A Hand-ome Lcvrr. a Cele 1 rated Surgeon. a Respected Citizen, becomes a Merciless I end, a Thng Indescribable! Words annot descriHe the greatness c.f this production' Added—Selected Short Subjects. 10c-35c I'.’ed. & Thurs HUSBAND'S HOLIDAY" with Clive Brook. Chas Ruggles, Vivienne Osborn, Juliette Compton. Harry Bannister. The lut mate close up of American family life; its tears, its laughter! Public Sale The farm hrv.ug been -o'd. I the undersigned, will sell at pul He '.ictio.i on what is known as the Harney Meyers farm, t'j miles southost o'. Decatur, Ind 1 mile north of Wasnngton chtfi-h. the followig property, on TUESDAY, MARCH 29, 1932 Commencing at 12 noon Seventeen head of SHEEP with lambs. Fifty Head of CHICKENS. FARM IMPLEMENTS One Milwaukee binder; 1 Thomas Hay loader; 1 corn cultivator; 'and roller, good as new; 1 John Deere hay tedder; 1 Walter A. Vood mowing machine, in A No. 1 condition- 2 Troy wagons in A-l nndition; 1 good wagon box: 1 good set of dump boards for wagon; 1 American hoc- drill; 1 Empire dire drill; 1 good disc; 1 wood frame, pike tooth harrow, good as new; 1 incubator, 150 egg capacity; 1 >ter tank heater; 1 storm buggy: 100-gillon capacity underground nk; 1 automobile trailer; 1 pump jack with line shaft and bearings r line shaft separately; an assortment of automobile accessories inr’tiding wheel pullers, gear pullers, wiring, switches and many others. One corn sled; 1 bay rake: 1 clover buncher; 1 riding breaking plow; I live-shovel corn cultivator; 3 good hay slings; 1 Sately gasoline "ngine. 2k4 HP.: 1 new buzz saw frame and saw; 1 nower wash machine; 2 brooder stoves, cue 1,000 chick size, and one 500 chick size; 1 brooder house. 10x15. in very good condition; 1 brooder house, Bxlo. Miscellaneous articles such as household goods, tools and other equipment. TERMS OF SALE—CASH. ABBIE MEYER Roy Johnson, auctioneer Dutch Ehinger, clerk.

,- most of her time ut the fireside Yesterday she was visited hv her sisters, the Misses Elizabeth! and Constance Min row. Constance Is at home with her mother. Mrs. Dwight V. Morrow al Englewood/ i for the Easier holidays. She is n I student at Smith College. Northampton. Mass. All clues developed yesterday ' were found vnluel -ss, but inves’l- | gat ion of one was not yet coin- . pl< to. It is tlrn message found on a carrier pigeon in Connecticut, and doeoed by a "local bool logger" | as reading: "All Rpes unsafe. Kid in yacht. I Making no port. Well trained care| i outside United States jurisdiction R<>| urn bird." I It was learned the pigeon earned a 1930 registration band, and therefore as being i|’cd improperly. Another carrier pigeon, with a cryptic message signed “Red" wufound at East Stroudsburg. Pt.. bin proved to be a hoax thought I up ly hoys. i\ quarrel between the various' (Milice agencies working nn the! kidnaping was indicated yesterday when Elmer Hand, chief detective of Hunterdon county, announced the ease would he presented to the grand jury April 12. Hand criti-i | rized the “stupid barrier" placed about the Lindbergh home hy I ! state police and said the bab; would not he returned until it I had been eliminated. But Attorney General William I A. Stevens, who has charge of :he| case, contradicted Hand’s state-1 ment regarding the grand Jury. j The quesUonfn? of Henry (Red)' Johnson, friend of Miss Bet’y' Gow. the kidnaped baby'e nurse.| by Deputy Police Chief Frank' | Brex of Newark was regarded of minor significance. * CONGRESS TODAY * ♦— -dU.RI * Senate: Continues consideration of ap- i propriation bill for departments of I state, justice, commerce and labor. I Immigration committee hearing' on bill to deport certain alien sea-' men. Appropria:ions committee con-1 aiders 10 per cent cut authorities: in interior department appropri-! ation bill. Mines and mining committee! (hearing on Davis coal bill. Privileges and elections commit-1 lee considers Alabama and North ' 'Carolina election contests. Rules committee hearing on reso- 1 hi inn tn broadcast proceeding of! senate. House: Resumes consideration of tax! i bill. Ways and means committee considers amendments to tax bill. Banking and currency commit-] tee meets on Home Loan h’ll and I stabilization legislation. Military affairs committee meets] on Muscle Shoals legislation. Elec ions committee considers Risney-O’Connor election contest. I Coinage committee continues sil-

EDITOR'S PLAN SAVES CHILDREN FROM ACCIDENTS , Badger State Man’s Safety Work Draws Braise Beaver Dam. Wis.. (BP) A plan for saving children from death under automobiles evolved by J. E. Helfert. Daily Citizen editor here, is beginning to spread. Several years agolllelfert formed I w.ial is known as the "Open Eye ,’club" among the school children 'here and the immediate vicinity. I h rough a column in his paper and personal vsits at the city and rural schools. He! ert has obtained nore tnan 7.500 membeis here and in Jte vicinity, with a few scattered members throughout the nation, which have come from the national jublicity given the club. Helfert supplies each member | w’th a membership card and a j S afety Badge. Four Pledges To become a member a child must make four pledges in the interest of promotion of safety and ■ood health. These pledges are: "Never to play in the stree'. or cross it without stopping to look both way;. Then I will walk across • "Never to ride with, nor accept j favors from strangers." ’ Never to play with .ire in any i form.” . "Never to be disloyal, nor dis- ' d.edient to mother and father." School Aides Lieutenants are selected in the I different schools which become ' member; of the Open'Eye Club and they represent the so-ca'.led Safety Club man. as Helfert calls himself, in the interest o fpromotia? safety and good hea'th. I The Wi (onsin Department of ! American Legion recently awardled a child safety plaque to the I Beaver Dam Post of which Helfert : is a member, in recognition of his | | work. Helfert is continually promoting i contents of different kind.; through | his Open Eye Club column in an ■ effort to keep up the interest o. the I safety work. No effort is made to commercia- ' lize the safety club work in any ! manner. HALF MILLION LOSS FORECAST: ONE IS KILLED CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE | down. Bedford. Ind.. Mar. 22- U.RJ- A . family of four persons whose home : was demolished hy a tornado near j Bedford last night, was missing I today. Neighbor; expressed beI lief that the family, composed of; I Mr end Mrs. Herbert Underwood and their two children, had escan-1 ed injury, lut no one know where to look for them Severity cf the storm, which swept a P'in 2mi y ids wide art seven miles long through Lawrence county, was greate- than at first believed. Many houses and outbuildings were destroyed, two i cemcns were injured seriously. I ind loss in livestock was feared to be heavy Oren Stegall 18 son of Mr. and • Mrs. Everett Stegall, was most I se-io»«ly injured. A n'e-e of hoard from s barn in which he and Martin F'x’on. a companion, took resign penetrated his sboulde--. ; Cixnn ' ■ s ett and bruised. The . barn v idemolished. «'iir ' Sowder. J*». daughter of i '< ■ ''n't Jefferson Sow’e". I ~.rfe !. .d a fracture of the right 1 leg wh“n c he attempted to run I from her yard to escape the storm. ”wn freaks developed in the storm In one Rnb“rt Gillcwav, 51. who h d he»n i t two previous storms reported that the twister '-ok him and the Id hogs he was -•■’mr. for 200 yards, without init-;|->- »nv serious injury. At the ! same time his home was destroyed j bitt his wife a'»o was unhurt. | At Stone C’tv a door on lhe eiri nort hangar was unlatched and i th° one-seotcr Waco plane of I Gordon Henderson was hurtled to destruction The hangar itself w-as not damaged. VOTE NEARING ON SALES TAX BEFORE HOUSE c'ONTtNUFr "ROM »kGF ONE) the opposition would not cos’ $145,000.000. ?s he at first believed. He said he had received new estimates from the treasury department indicating that exemptions on fooA- , stuffs, wearing apparel and medicine would cost only $104,000,000. The committee was to have discussed ways of making up this loss, in view of the deal, however, it was . greed to let that matter go lover until tomorrow. I Representative Rankin. DemoIci at. Mississippi, issued a statement saying: | "The proposal to exempt certain

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! articles front the sales tax for the: |avoided purpose of picking up a] few voles of men representing disI tricts where those articles are proIdtlc'Od Is paramount to legislative Ibiibery and Is being resented by the very members such amend * iiionis art' designed Jo effect," Run- | kin staieil. | "This proposed movement only emphasizes the viciousness of the , .'whole sales tax Scheme." o ■ FORMER COUNTY RESIDENT DIES , I , (•(INTINI ED FORM PAGE oNI- I ' ; Case of Clinton. Mich., will offi-l ! ciale at the funeral service, and* I | Rev. Vernon Riley of Monroe- will I ( i assist. REFORMER GETS PRISON TERM — ! tCON 'TNUED FROM PAGE ONE> Gilday trembled slightly when! I sentence wa.s pronounced. His attorney. Scott Stewart, filed formal notice with the court that the • defendant would take advantage of of tiie 6o days allowed for preparation of a bill of exceptions. BLUFFTON MAN ELECTROCUTED CtlNl'LN’ Eli sß'i.V PAGE ONE j general manager, of the accident. , and Clark and other executives i I came to the scene c>: the accident. | The crew started workin? this i i morning on the line near the Kaehr I farm when they found the wind * and sleet had c aused two wires to cross. o Get the Habit — Trade at Home

A ' ! -’f / y I //• WITH . MILLIONS ”The smoke is smooth. It’s mild. No harsh- , ttess.’’ The first puff of a CH ESTERFIELD ~ telegraphs that. JR - Better tobaccos—that's the reason. Ripe. mellow tobaccos—Turkish and Domestic. ? \ Not just blended, but cross-blended—-that i-. one kind of leaf Idi nded m ith anolher kind —not merely mixed with it. ;1 And just enough Turkish tobacco to give ||.. v the right aroma—to make the taste better. * g ' The paper i< the purest that can be sk made. It burns without taste or odor. JW <!- Every care is taken for just one pur- | pose—to make the best cigarette that can I be made. Try them. .w—m I 7 hfv’rc du hum u ith Millions. LraßfeK A 9Ksk fMflr? ■ »i Br mHHk v fl awO £ Ipral ® - K |KJ i i MMMy A-. * fl 4 " w w* / 1 ©lW2.ki«»rr*MYE«» Toziwco <-J. THEY’RE MILDER- / "■ 11 THiniruu. '! f VI , (.11 ' Z/ZZ W/ V Jiesteriield

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Made to Leave Flaming House PAWTUCKET, R. I - (U.R> Mrs Charles Marden, 72. refused to leave the house she had lived iu

fur years when it caught fire recently, and firemen had to cairy her out forcibly. Th- fire completely destroyed the house.

NITRO CHARGE IN WELL MADE REAL 'QUAKE California F i s h e r m a n Tries Experiment Near Mini Volcanoes Ca'lp.tlr'.a, Cal., il l’) Ills i rii-iul; cal! him "Eurlht|ttak<- nak but Ca' it. Charles E Davis, for'mer Ginn i- ter fisherman, sinilos i.i'id passes tin- boner off with a I laugh. But there Is nu doubt that Cap 1 tain Davis can mako ea> '.quakes, ! ni'ho'rth he doesn’t do it any niori' since lie forced Old Mothe:' Earth into a convulsion, which was regi tstered on lae seismograph In far- | away Washington. D. C. I Captain Davit liv< i on Mullet island, the only rock in H e lower i <-n.| of 'b * Imperial Valley, which , rises its rugted slopes in Salton j S-a. a short distance from another I physical freak, the mud volcanoes. 1 For 2d year; Captain Davis has I shipped mullet to eastern markets | When he wasn’t fishing he wax con | templatlng the internal heavings i > this old enr’h. as evidenced by z front door. Ca tall Dnvis watched the farmer.-' irrigating their fields, lie was perplexed to find that sometime; the water would ru i the wrong way. Tile Gl.iu;-s'erman decided Nature had something to do with that chanting level of the land, so he ink a well 1.475 feet deep. It sp.>ut-

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