Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 29, Decatur, Adams County, 2 February 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published jmha Every Eve- DECATUR slug Except DEMOCRAT Sunday by Countered at the Decatur, Ind., Peat J Office as Second UtaN Matter. 3. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse. Sec y & Bus. Mgr. • Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: “ Single copies -1 -®2 ; One week, by carrier - 10 , One year, by carrier 5.00 One month, by mall —— -35 1 Three months, by mail 100 , Six months, by mail 1”5 • One year, by mai1—.........— 3.00 ' One year, at office- 3.00 I Prizes quoted are within first . and second zones. Elsewhere $3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made t known on Application. National Adver. Representative i SCHEERER, inc. ( - 115 Lexington Avenue, New York • 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. ( t Charter Member of The . t Indiana League of Home Dailies. Den t put it off any longer if yon £ «• want to save fifty cents on your - « subscription to the Daily Democrat j 7 by mail. The special offer is only ( 2 good until March Ist. i • t pus is the final month for the 1 - DyjJy Democrat subscription re- » newal campaign and its a short nrtmth. That means you must < hurry along if you wish to get in I on the special offer which will save i • you fifty cents. 1 111 1 — ' Chins up ai d keep going forward f in ttfe plans to make this a better a place in which to live. We know c there are times when its much t > easier to give that advice than to « <I<T J but after all its easier after I you-*have made the start. I LT" t If twenty-two witnesses testify c that Dillinger is the mag who shot t Pat-O Malley, East Chicago police- f man two weeks ago, it will take 1 some smooth lawyer to save him t - flow the chair and we doubt if t • evej the clever Mr. O’Brien of Chicago can do it. I The. candidates are coining out < and looking around to see how the 1 situation is acd within another two < or three weeas, the field, so far as t the nominations on the Democratic t tickets, township, city and county, i ! will be fairly well filled. The con- > , tests promise to be very interest- t ; iug. t !_ !'~ t The Dillinger gang say that they < , have become bad men because of s the treatment accorded them in i ‘ Michigan City prison. Bunk. They i robbed banks and committed terr- i ible crimes or they wouldn't have t been sent to prison and nothing in s the world would have kept them t from becoming hardened criminals. < John Dillinger doesn’t look like a bandit or a killer but he admits 4 it qnd we will be surprised if ho doesn’t show a yellow streak a foot wide before he is through with his present embarrassment. These fellows who are so brave when they have a machine gun in each ( hand are usually ready to beg for > mercy when the tables are turned. ’ ’ 1 Xhe dollar is worth about sixty , cents, according to the experts fig- I

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tires but so far we haven’t noticed any difference. You can still got tho same amount of change, buy filename amount of goods and the government is ahead about two and a half billion dollars, which may be just what we need to get over the hill. O. U Vance is the first to announce as a candidate for the Democratic nomination for mayor of Decatur. Mr. Vance has served [as a member of the city council the past eight years, has been chairman of the important electric light committee and has made good. He has been in business here many years and his acquaintance Includes every one in Decatur. The Cloverleaf Creameries continue to grow, the latest branch added being the Beyer Ice Cream plant at Kendallville. It will be converted into a cheese plant and other products will also be manufactured there. It is one of the best fields in the state and the Cloverleaf company will prove a valuable asset to that city and territory. They do things in a big way and being a part of the Kraft-Phenix Company, which in turn is a part of National Dairies, can develop the dairy field rapidly and to the advantage of every one. David Adams, of this office, has offered a suggestion that sounds good for a CWA project and that is that, the city select some suitable location down town and construct a modern parking lot.. It should be concreted and otherwise arranged to provide the greatest convenience 10 the greatest number. That would be permanent and something worth while and we hope it can be worked out. The problem is one of the toughest these days, but here we have the chance to have one at small cost and at the same time provide work for a number of men for a while. We could have two or three of them if that is best. Sounds wise affd fftazable to us. We are proud of the excellent showing made by N. R. Holthouse as chairman of the President's Birthday Party Ball. It was a success in every way. Every on? had a fine time and a check for moro than $172 was sent to the Warm Springs Foundation, this community’s contributiqn towards helping those afflicted witli infantile paralysis. The entertainment was high grade and those who attended and who failed to enjoy them selves should undergo an examination to ascertain *hat's wrong with their anatomy. Mr. Holthouse■ [ is deeply grateful to all who assist-1 ed him and to the public for their support. Every penny is accounted for in the report already filed and the entire affair was quite | satisfactory. o * TWENTY YEARS AGO TODAY From the Dally Democrat File ♦ ■ ———4 l Feb. 2, 1911. — Judge O'Rourkr j fixes May 15th as date for sale of I the Fort Wayne & Springfield Railway. A check for $20,000 must ar- | company each bid and no bid below $200,000 will be considered. | 49 years ago today Titus Ernst 1 came to Decatur in Billy Black-I burn’s stage. Carl Pumphrey of Mansfield, 0.. arives to take over the W. H. Lehno jewelry store, recently purchased "Ratch” Blackburn of this city Is being considered as au umpire in the new Federal baseball league. Mrs. Anna Boesse, milliner. is in Dayton, buying her spring stock of hats. B. A. Winans reemployed for three'years as superintendent of schools at Livingston, Montana. Senator Boise Penrose announces the Republicans will make the tariff the 1911 political issue. Reub Wilkens, the funny man, is at the Crystal theater for three

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d days. t The groundhog had no trouble .seeing his shadow. PI First National Bunk opens u Mte tonal saving department. Answers To Test Questions Below are the Answers to the Test Questions Printed on Page Two. > . * • 1. George Stephenson. , 2. Copper. 3. Henrik Isben. 1 4. English novelist. 5. Madrid. 6. South Africa. 7. An instrument for examining i the heart and lungs by sound. 8. Pope Pius IX. 9. The land and property survey conducted by order of William tne Conqueror in England, in 1085. | 10. Darling.

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! + —— • —— ♦ Household Scrapbook —BY—ROBERIA LEE 1 Children's Shoea Not many children, especially i boy*, like to wear overshoes. The 'next beat thing is to give the soles’ of the shoes about three good coats of shellac. This not only prevents 1 the water from going through the; leather, but will add life to the shoes. The Dishcloth The majority of women are very ; particular about clean towels but | sometimes forget the dishcloth,, which really needs more attention I than the towels. Wash the dishi cloth after each meal and dry thoroughly before using again. The Invalid's Diet it is often a mistake to ask a person who is ill what they "feel I I like eating." Let some tempting dish come to him as a surprise, and 1

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Iho will be more likely to ea t and enjoy it. ( RIMES HOLD SPOTLIGHT OF t ENTIRE NATION (CONTINUED FROM ihave*time to prepare her case. She was retained only a short i time beiore her client was taken into court. Mrs. Kinder is charged with aidlug and abetting escaped convicts. Jury Deadlocked Chicago, Feb, 2—<U.R>—TJie_jury_

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I 1n the trial of Roger Touliy am two of hIR followers, oceuaed » X kidnaping for of John (Jake the Barber) factoi. Htill was deliberating at L :lu P‘ w ' - today, -■! bcur< after receiving the CMC* Q -,_ . .1 .... LARGE RELIEF BILL IS GIVEN TO HOUSE TODAY ’ (CONTINUE D »-! businesß Vickitp and *’ WA w ‘ )r J‘ He also said that it was possible

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kJ v i I -.TiMjHISMkiw'NE ER-\Tt. NOT is & SCREM’'V' r -WW* THE P WI) J -- — ME YOU fcSKEfc FqS f.|f you would like to tee a picture of a satisfied cuttofl mer. just watch the people who leave our clean. modtr ■ butcher shop. Tnose people know that they have boughtH prime quality meats at fair prices, and they are sat.sfied.'H Saturday”SpeciaiTl Picnic Ham’s ™ 9c lb.| Ail Pork Sausage 3 lbs. for 2.J| Fresh Bamberger .... 3 lbs. for 25cK SPECIAL- I Fresh Smoked Sausage 10c » Fresh Pork Hearts. 10c, 3 lb. for 25cH. Pork Liver 10c lb; 3 lb. for2scßs Tender Beef Steak hcß Real Good Swiss Steak IScH Whole or half Sugar Cured Hams lleß Plate Boiling Beef 4 lb. for Special prices on chunks of Beef andn Pork; 1 2 hind quarters of Beef, the! | Rounds at 10c lbw Hind quarters of Beef. 7toßc W | Free Sanitary and Prompt Delivery# HITES GROCERY! PHONES 31 and 2<>l ■ v-w» « Large cans, sliced, in -j Pineapple hea y syrup can io# Raisins, 3 lbs. Pop Corn 9A# seedless -Ot 3 pounds MACARONI nJ*. Gallon tans 3 lbs Apple Butter VtM Pearl Hominy 4 Gallon cans pound -xC Peaches w T fy Pork & Beans. Van Camps <1 Pure Buck- OX., Fancy Celery 10H - wheat, sack . Hearts, bunch.. XmM B Black Raspbcr- 1 Chocolate lig IKH ries, can IOC Bars, Ib. AO® Fairy Soap | Lima Bean--3 cakes JL vt a can Fels Naptha Soap 10 Cakes 41 Prunes, New 1/I # Red Pitted ( berries Crop, lb IVC in heavy syrup 1 (th Large sacks McKensie can ■ Self Rising Quart cans 1 Buckwheat . Mustard ■ rB Perfect Mince New Honey 1 XH Meat, pkg AvC a cake POST TOASTIES g J J 1 ' large package 4 f/B (sample Phg. free) | |II 2 lb. box Gra- (.olden Max Iljß ham Crackers. Beans, can A *B Perfection Gin- 2 cans Fancy ‘KB gnsnaps. lb. luC Peas Little Elf Dessert J* 3 cans Fancy yfS Powder QU Corn - ■ Raspberries 591 Gallon cans Red /»r Quaker Corn 9,)■ Pitted Cherries. Ut)C Meal. 10 lbs. (iallon cans Large cans 9,)8 Apricots Hominy, 3 can ‘ sl 12 lb. box Quart jar Salad »)->■ Soda Crackers. Dressing II

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