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ÜBLIC SALE m, n i quitting fanning. I will sell at Public Auction al my resiami 14 mile north of Decatur; 14 miles west of So. 16. just wcsl 01 Mt - Church, on I WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13th KB Commencing at 12:00 Noon, prompt ■E 3—HORSES—3 ~, icars "hl. weight 1400; Bay marc, smooth mouth. Ba> mare, 6 year* old. weight 1000 lbs B—CATTLE—• ~,» old. will It! fresh May Ist: Guernsey (l >w. 5 9^B' a . ,I, 1..M of .lune; Red cow. 5 years idd. giving good M .ns old. will be fresh in few weeks; Yearling day old calf. —HOGS—wetgl.. K I'"’ ,! ' s: 17 weighing 60 lbs. each; 2 tried sows, hv day 17 ilirtvear-old ewes with lambs. ■F HAY AND GRAIN I’-aio . I'l" bushel, more or less, of Oats; l.‘>o bushel, of l orn: 2or 3 ton of Red Clover Hay; 2or 3 ton of toll of Timothy. tag farming implements hay loader. W. A. Wood manure spreader, in good conbox, 2 wagons; 2 hay racks, one new; 1 hav itoiihlt <!:-•. good as new ; 1 Buckeye. Hi hole grain drill: 1 1 It.'- • .1.0 tonal riding cultivator; 1 walker; 2 Black Hawn ,,ii. with lean attachment; 1 hay rake; ] Oliver gang bottom; I walker; 1 Champion 7 ft. binder; 3 spring 1 spike tooth; lone horse grain drill; hay slings; 1 corn Wilder; 1 bob sled; 1 stock rack; scoop boards. |K MISCELLANEOUS < ream separator; 1 Elet trie washing machine; new 1 set dump l,>ards; 3 set of harness; 1 pump jack; 1 1 barrel vinegar: 3 ten gallon milk cans; 1 Iron kettle. El household goods and other articles stove: ."> farrowing pens; some lumlver; 1 double block feme posts; 1 tour burner Florence oil stovi . Canned tnanv articles t<s> numerous to mention. ■A. COOK and COR A B. COOK. Owners auctioneer. clerk.

'ld. Miller’s Grocery «AMS STREET ’ PHONE 101 K (Formerly Roop's Grocery) SPECiAES FOR SATURDAY — Sb». Hamburger.. 20c No. 2*j can Pork Roiiing Beef 25c and Beans 10c |Hlbs. Pan Sausage 25c Corn, special, can 5c can Peaches Macaroni. Spaghetti ■"heavy syrup 15c and Noodles, pkg. 5c ■ THE ABOVE SPECIALS ALSO .B IN EFFECT AT THE ■ALLER’S NORTH END GROCERY’ ’ Sun, l ;, .' s and Evenings Phone 261 B Deliveries to all parts of the city. BdCU BALLOONS GIVEN TO THE B IXL * t -‘ KIDDIES SATURDAY. S BELL'S CASH GROCERY B J N - 2nd s <- Phone 292 Deli mtv —1 times dailv—K. J, 2 and I o’clock ■ HITE LILY FLOUR .24 lb. sack 13c BHORO-BREAD FLOUR 21 lb. sack 69c BANDY SUCKERSIO for 5c BANDY BARSS for 15c B* N’avy or Great Northern 10 lb. 25c ®’ n^ t9es 7 Vo/* Head Lettuce* r ■ ‘ Can • / med. size OC |'*» ,10c SK 5c |S"!C" r 2sc 8c p-41c StX 19c 1jX...23c Soor 39c 91 z. Perfect Bartlett |(A,. ■ |,k « 1C Pears, Ig. can 1“ C SBps(* [wx 17'/ 2 c “ 10c | i^ s,M "..26c 1,, “ ,5 25c Ifc 21c ST" . 25c 10c Zi NAS 5c I I lidml 'J eani ». Kieses. Fudge. Orange Slices. Lemon M,se Brops, (Choc. Drops. Choice, lb. 10c I F n in ■■HUM in ■■nT~Tnn—r

They had no boats large enough ,to transport important units and 'lacked trucks for operations ,through swamps, infested with mosquitos and pests. The rebels tired on the Dutch •steamer Bodengraven in an attempt to capture ex-President Gen. Leoni<las Plata and hold him us a hostage. The skipper of the Hodengraven disregarded the rebel com- , manti to halt. Several rounds were tired from the Cotopaxi. A customs guard aboard the Dutch ship was wounded in protecting the 12-year-old daughter of

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Gen. Plan. The general aud his family were returning from Europe. They landed safely here. Police and troops acted quickly at Quito to suppress a revolutionary movement there, It wu reported. Troops were concentrated in the Quito district. Ildefonso Mendoza was un unsucj cessful candidate in last year’s I presidential election. He has been actively opposed to the present government since his defeat. He ( led a successful revolution against President Cordoba in 1926. f The present government took of- , tice last October after a series of rapid political changes. The administration has been very unsecure due to the economic plight of . the country and criticism of the f government's financial policies. Jane's fighting ships lists only two vessels in the Ecuadoran navy, the gunboat Cotopaxi. 300 tons, and the gunboat Libertador Bolivar, 750 . tons, the latter purchased from Chile in 1907. —* Q ! TWO CHICAGO GANGSTERS DIE (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONF.I The Applequists were known to police as members of the Dion O’-Banion-George (Bugsl Moran gang which long held sway on the north I side. The two were first hunted as suspects in the Cicero machine gun raid in which hundreds of bill- ■ lets were sprayed into the buildings on the suburb's main street in an attempt to kill Al Capone Three years ago the Moran gang ; virtually was wiped out when seven of its leaders were slaughtered in a garage in the St. Valentine's day killing. The story current in ■ the underworld was that the Apple quiets were marked for death on that occasion but escaped by aoci dent when they did not appear at the garage as had been expected. 1 Since that time, police said, th brothers had played little pari in the liquor racket, confining tlieii * efforts to running the small speak easy. 1 Investigators hunted "Dago" Law i rence Mangano, a Capone hoodlum and public enemy, for questioning in the double slaying. ■— o GOV. ROOSEVELT OUTLINES HIS ECONOMY PLAN (CONTINUED FORM PAGE ONE, Ihe large banks and corporations. That is an example of building from the bottom up. "These unhappy times call foi | plans that build from the Ixittom | up. not from the top down. niai~pil their faith once more in the for I gotten man "at the bottom of the economic pyramid. I "The Hoover administration *• • has awaited until something has cracked and then at the last moment has sought to prevent total collapse. * * * It has either forgotten or does not want to remember life infantry of our economic army." The reference was to the story that Napoleon lost the battle at Waterloo because ‘he forgot his fir Ifantry aud staked 100 much on the : most spectacular hut less substanlitial cavalry.’ I "It is high time to get hack to I fundamentals," he concluded, “it | is high time to admit with courage It that, we are in the midst of an cmI ergcncy at least equal to that, of II war. Let us mobilize to meet it." The governor termed proposals lof governmental bond issues for public works as "cure-alls" for the economic problem, only “stop gape measures," and "illusions of economic'magic." Such measures have been advocated by William Randolph Hearst, some middle west progressive leaders, and by Alfred I'l. Smith, 1928 standard bearer of the party. H>l attacked the Smoot It wlcy tariff as compelling "the world to build tariff fences s;o high that i world trade is diminishing to a i vanishing point." He called for a tariff pclicy "ba .cd upon economic I common sense rather than politics, 'iiot air and pull." Foreign countries, ho said, have no money with which to pay for 'American goods of which this country needs less than 80 per ceiit of its own capacity produc II lop. “The only way they can pay us is in their manufactured goods |or raw materials tint this foolish tariff makes that impossible." MURDER TRIAL STARTS TODAY FROM PAGE ONB) ! presence of the. alienists was reigurded as Clu l uce Darrow’s first I "surprise" in bolstering the dei lense's case. Thus "alarm clock,' 'or temperI ary insanity — tantamount to the (unwritten law became the most ; likely plea for .Mrs. Granville Rolland Fortescue,* middle-aged New I York and Washington socialite; her young son-in-law, Lieut. (J. G.) I Thomas H Massie, and two seamen, Edward Lord and Albert J Jones. Blocked from retaining Dr RobI art B. Fans, Hawaii's only recog'tiized alienist, because he also is icity-county physician here, the defense caused no surprise by seekI ing mainland experts. Montgomery

Husband. Wife to Die in Chair •' " 1 tBWf An “w? IO ' Mhl rs L j A A v - • i; 'i \ ' ’ li ~ ’ B-. i vvL •' :: Conncted of the murder ut her 14 months-old child, Mrs. Mary Simpson and her husband, of Cortland. N. Y., are to die in the electric , chair during the week of May 16, failing a successful appeal of their li sentence. The man and wife are cousins and were only married last I .June. It not until several months after the marriage that Simpson i learned of the existence of an iliegimate chihl. The husband was - , charged with the actual commission of the crime. Defense attorneys o, claimeu that the “mental ages’’ of the accused were below those of j * child of 12.

e i , I Il Winn, associated wi li Darrow fn d defending the Americans, would, el neither confirm nor d-uy that tliey! 1- had called in the Los Angeles docs - tors. n! The t'nited Press exclusively 11 redicted the Insanity defense soon g after Mrs. Fortescue and the oth- >'•! ers were Indicted on second degree d murder charges in the slaying of s Joe KaDirhawai, Jr., husky young n Hawaiian s.reet car conductor. ’ i Kaliahawai was one of five is- " landers accused of attacking the '■ lieutenant’s young wife, Thalia 't if'ortescue Massie. Dr. Williams was recognized as he and Dr. Orbison debarked from " the liner Malolo. Reluctantly he admitted his identity. Neither had ' : been, listed as passengers. I "I have been requested to tome," I I Dr. Williams said. "1 have no idea II what I am supposed to do. All I know is that we received a wire to come. I cannot say more until ■ 1 have conferred with those who [sent for us. After tint we may have

—ar* . I HMM i* li -■ Country Club t»i; \ d Jb Iy.. S- ' ■. .. c p ■ KffiSvgsggßtkll Bw J r bC CRACKERS )- WESCO BRAND—SALTED SODAS—SPECIAL! This This Week Pound Week Only! Package JLzJBBp Only! HOUSE C LEANING SPECIALS j BROOMS ?‘L. ", CLIFTON, STRONG, WELL MADE SOAP CHIPS .5 Ib. box 27c | Wall Paper Cleaner 3 cans 19,. ' AVALON I’JV | PAILS each 1 Q c J GALVANIZED—I 4 Quart Xt7 V SOAP 10 bars 97,. 1 | P. & G. or KIRKS • V LEAF LETTUCE 2 lbs. 11 LARGE, CRISP. Hot House Quality LAV > — Sweet Potatoes, Texas candied 6lb 25c 1 Bananas, fancy, ripe fruit 1 lbs. 19c Apples, fancy box Winesaps. .6 lbs. 25c Cauliflower, large white heads, each 15c POTATOES 2 peck U. S. No. 1 Michigan «MV MMMMKOMIB ML Wm... KiCkvice. FRESH and SMOKED HEATS i Hlhr-ffT fi i 111 i i ii, «-rf ir w Veal Round Steak a, lb. 25c - b POT roasts’ Oleo, 2 lbs. 17 C Wondernut A J VHockless lb 12V2C y Picnics, Armour's *-w VSWISS STEAK 17’c Fine for Sunday Dinner

something to say." Winn Indirectly admitted tin alienis's will appear at the trial, which will continue Monday with l Prosecutors John Kelley and Barry 'Ulrich presenting first evidence by , which they hope to demand life imprisonment for the defendants. As described | liy defense attor- , neys alarm clock insanity is a form of temporary aberration to which 'otherwise normal persons may be ' subject. A man reminded of some terrific mental or physical strain Jean completely lose control of himself, psychologists explain. J It was intimated the defend oils on seeing Kaliahawai might have been remin'ded of tlie brutal attack on Mrs. Massie —a mental • “alarm clock" goading its victims [ into sudden rage. 11 But Darrow will have many long conflicts before his defense has its day in court. The shrewd veteran of many a famous American trial > j confessed himself frankly puzzled by the "oriental mind" as typified

by talesmen appearing for jury duty. Only two Orientals, however, were on the jury when the defense suddenly moved to accept the panel. The prosecution agreed, although Darrow thereby was conceded a sligh) margin of victory in his four-day fight, to seat a preponderance of (,'aucasions. The tlnul jury was composed of Olaf .Sorenson, John F. Stone, Shafford Waterhouse, Charles H. Strohlin and Theodore Bush, Americans; Willie Beyer, German; Edward Goeas. Portuguese; Theodore Char and Henry C. Y Chang. Chinese; Walter Napoleon. Hawaiian; George Mclntyre and Charles Akana, part-Hawaiian. The stuffy little circuit court was tense with excitement when the Jury was accepted. A moment before, when Kelley began excus- , ing one venireman after another, fl appeared the long contest was

SOne secret of getting ahead You need good health to succeed Many a man has seen his chances go because he was too sick to keep pace with competition. Often his poor health was due to constipation. This ailment frequently causes headaches, loss of energy, sleeplessness. It takes the “punch” out of your day’s work. Try eating Kellogg’s All-Bran. Science shows this delicious cereal supplies “bulk” to exercise the intestines. and Vitamin B to tone the intestinal tract. Also iron for the blood. The “bulk” in All-Bran is much like that of lettuce. How much | ’afer than using pills and drugs—so often habit-forming. Two tablespoonfuls daily will correct most types of constipation. If your intestinal - trouble is not relieved this way, see : your doctor. ALL-BRAN In the red-and-W green package. At rx all grocers. Made. \ I by KoMogg in Battle creek. HELPS HEEP YOU FIT MORE , f and better !(|r BESTaI bread I For Sale By F sher & Harris, Decatur Walter Deitsch, Decatur Appelman's Grocery. Decatur Taber Grocery, Monroe Rower Grocery, Preble Williams Equity Elevator Co., Williams. Ind. Spitler & Son, Willshire, Ohio Everett Grocery. Pleasant Mills Berne Milling Co., Eeine.

1.1 ■ 1 mi—wii iumTiiian n» mm i— ii iii in nu uraai ■nnimiww Appelman s Grocery j PHONES 215 and 219 DELIVERY SERVICE -I BANANAS, Fine, Ripe IL. Onion Sets and 95p Iruit—Pouqd * JV BERMUDA PLANTS—3 for. ORANGES GRANULATED Sugar AZ (t Large, Juicy, dozen OOV jy pounds *MV HEAD LETTUCE IKn DRIED FRUITS, Mixed 2 Large Heads AMV (Prunes, Apricots, Peaches, 1 T ' rmi'i»r>irio -t an< * Fears) pound JLDC - C HERRIES IT j Solid Pack—Gallon C OLEO 2S(* PEACHES 4O r pounds Gallon cans PICKLE RELISH 1 ()« 7 Sugar Honey Cakes Large > 2 dozen PORK AND BEANS 1 () c WHEATIES Hb. Li,rge can 2 boxes AW PEARS, in heavy syrup 2(l(‘ Prunes, in heavy syrup 2 cans BROOMS 25c I CATSUP, Large 11 ~ Good Bottle. 18c value 111 BAKING POWDER IK,. ! PEANUT BUTTER 91 P I’’” 1 ' lason Jar MV : 2«pound jar lL GINGER ALE LITTLE ELF OATS 1 Lime Rickey and Lime Lemon i Large box AeJV 2 quart bottles mmL LAUNDRY SOAP 9Q r PEACHES, in syrup 1 ‘L. 10 bars Large can AOV - COCOA—Pure 95,. CHOCOLATES 25c ' I 2 pound box y erv . Good—Pound . !"■■■» ■■

r only half over. Winn arose. “Wo will accept the jury it Mr. • Kelley will." Kelley hesitated a moment, then agreed. .| Judge Charles S. Davis perfunctJorily ordered the jurors sworn and .(adjourned court until Monday. Mrs. Forescue relaxed from her f upright position and breathed a , sigh of relief. Jones and Lord . smiled slowly. Lieut. Massie, seem- . ingly unaware that the first phase ol his battle for freedom was over,

SCHMITT’S QUALITY MEAT MARKET Phone 95-96 Phones 95-96 Real Saturday Specials Good All Pork Sausage (bulk) 10c lb Fresh Ground Hamberger (all meat). .10c lb Fresh Brains 10c th Fresh Bulk Lard 3 lbs. for 25c Fresh Pork Specials Fresh Picnic Hams (small, A Bargain) .8c Tb j Fresh Pork Side (any amount) 10c lb Fresh Trimmed Shoulders 9c th Fresh Pm k Shoulders in rough l } / 2 c lb I AHR Fresh Rendered .. 20c | 11KII 5 lb. Pail Fresh Rendered .. 35c LiikbKJ jj K p a jj p res h Rendered .. 65c Smoked Meats < Medium Heavy Bacon (chunk) 15c lb Hockless Picnic Hams 13c lb Smoked Beef and Veal Tongues 25c lb Armour’s or Swift's Whole or Half ; Hams 19c lb Swifts cellophane wrapped Sliced Bacon 25cfl) Other Specials Tender Beef Steak 20c lb • Shoulder Veal Steak 20c lb 1 Fresh Cottage Cheese 10c pt. Fresh Dressed Rabbits, Nice bunch of Chickens, Beef, Pork and Veal Birds, Beef and j Pork Tenderloin and a full line of cold arid fancy meats. Green Beans 3 cans for 21c Large cans of Apricots, Pineapple or Pears 2 cans for 35c ! Perfect’s large can of Peaches, Pears and Pineapple, Special 20c can or 5 cans for 95c SPECIAL! 2 lb. box Crackers 17c H. P. Schmitt Meat Market

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itintltiuud glaring Hlleiitly at t J.Ue , 1 floor. Resolution For Beer liuli.iiuipollg, April 8. — (U.R) — A - rrMilutlon urging legalization of I beer whs adopted unanimously by Indiana manufacturers at a meet- . ing here last night of the Indiana i Manufacturers’ Association. I Vote on the resolution came us- • ter two addressee in which federal • economies and repeal of the Vol- . 'stead act were demanded.