Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 137, Decatur, Adams County, 8 June 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published ura THE Every Eve- DECATUR Ding Except DEMOCRAT Sunday by w CO. Entered at the Decatur, Ind., Post Office as Second Class Matter. J. H. Heller Pres, and Gen. Mgr. A. R. Holthouse, Sec'y & Bus. Mgr. Dick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies $ .02 One week, by carrier ,10 One year, by carrier 15.00 One month, by mail .35 Three months, by mail 1.00 Six months, by mail 1.75 One year, by mail 3.00 One year, at office 3.00 Prices quoted are within first and second zones. Elsewhere >3.50 one year. Advertising Rates made known on Application. National Adver. Representative SCHEERER. Inc. 115 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. That last rain headed this way must have been blown into the lake. They put Dillinger’s sweetie in prison- yesterday and that’s what ’ the molls get for playing around with him. They're talking about a prosper- " ity wave in 1935 which sounds a lot better than saying it’s just around the corner. Auto plants are operating on nearly full time basis and the price of Cars is coming down. What’s so rotten about thaL? The republicans met, found everything wrong, demanded a change and then returned home finding that the old home town wasn’t such a bad place after all. They're attempting another Sally Rand of fan dance fame publicity at the world s fair this year. Must be part of the game in order to get the crowds. Why not try something new ? When A. R. Erskine, auto mag nate, committed suicide everybody thought he was broke. Now the government comes along and orders his executors to pay SBB,OOO in taxes on the estate. He could have ■ had a lot of fun with that. The movie producers may believe their own line, “Came the Dawn,’’ from the flood of protest made througiwmt the country - against salacious pictures filmed by divorced and quick-marrying . actors. The council will more than likely appeal the assessment made by the state tax board on the electric light and water departments of the city plan. We should at least be shown the method of arriving at such a valuation and have the facts. It’s our business and we must pay the tax if the law stands. Get a man down and he won't talk or sass back. Once give him the upper hand and it’s a different story. The same with the mass of people. Since the dark days of the ' depression we have made so much headway, that dangers seem remote and now some individuals have sufficient nerve to claim that American institutions are crumbling. Henry P. Fletcher, the new Republican national chairman is a good looking fellow, hailing from the old guard state of Pennsylvania, famous for its political control under Penrose and Vare. He also, is viewing conditions with I alarm and tries to paint a picture | of being scared. Anyone who serv-1 ed as ambassador to a foreign country should know that conditions in the United States are a great deal batter than any other place on the globe.

By the first of July, marking the first year of the collection of the gross income taxes, ten million dollars will have been utsiributed to the schools of the state and used to pay teachers. Now if we didn't have the income tax the money would have to be raised through a property tax. for school teachers can't live without pay. The July distribution will amount to more than four million dollars, equal to S2OO for each teacher. Father Ambrose Kohne of Goodland, an alumnus of the local school, gave tine spiritual advice to the graduates of Decatur Catholic high school at the annual commencement exercises held here. Father Kohne Is an able speaker and his message on education was well received by the audience. He cautioned the graduates, that in their search for worldly happiness and success, they should not forget their God and His. teachings. It’s going to take more than an expert bookkeeper's balance sheet and an embossed stock certificate to get listed on the stock exchange, following the passage of the mar ket’s bill. Anyone who went through the 1928 and 1929 orgies know there should be some control and regulation and the hew meas ure. which was signed by President Roosevelt yesterday is an act in that direction. Evidently no five hundred per (■ent increases on rubber key hole stocks are to be expected. — —— The mere fact that politicians openly charge tliat “American institutions and American civilization] are in greater danger today than! at any time in history.” is proof | that conditions are better and that I the danger of American governmen crumbling to pieces is over. When things were really black in the first quarter of 1933, true) patriots kept their mouths shut and : were afraid to openly charge that j our government might be near the | breaking point. Today we have re-1 gained our breath and things look brighter. We have confidence. The charge of the danger we face today is piffle, pure bunk and anyone with a grain of common sense will not believe it. o NOTICE —We are now booking jobs to combine. Would like to get l some blue grass. Steffen 8r05.,! Route 2, Decatur. 136-a3t |

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■ * Answers To Test Questions > Below are the Answers to the Test Questions Printed on “age Two. 1. The Chief Signal Officer of the U. S. Army. 2. Fourteen and seven-tenths pounds per square inch. 3. Aust-lan physician and psychopathologist. 4. Ankara, Tnttkey and Moscow, Russia. 5. The science of eggs. 6. Northwestern Wyoming. 7. Weaving. 8. Kislev. 9. Two goddesses in Norse mythology. 10. Superior, Huron. Michigan, Erie and Ontario. — o '* TWENTY “YEARS 1 AGO TODAY I From the Dally Demotnt Fila j • June B—Mayor Hosey, City Attorney Colerlck and Judge Rose are here to confer with French Quinn, receiver for the traction company as to removal of tra ke on south Calhoun street, to permit paving. W. J. Archbold, county treasurer reports collection of $238,395 on spring installment of taxes. Eight ornamental light posts are being installed around the St. Marys church property. Hugo Gerke buys a Maxwell car. Huerta Backs up on his threats] to block Hampico and end of the I difficulties are believed near. Ralph Fuller and John Bunner of this country leave Bluffton on a row boat trip to New Orleans, via Wabash, Ohio and Missippi rivers. Mrs. J. S. Boyers returns from ■ a visit in Kansas. lowa and Ne-1 | braska. o I CHOOSE JURY TO TRY THREE YOUNG KILLERS ' (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) | who led approximately 1,000 possemen in an extensive search for the i ■ bandits after the shootings, will - testify in the trial. The possibility that Coffin was f involved in other killings was to be ' investigated today by deputy eher-] | iff Calvin Childs, Clark county. He | I said he would question the alleged ; | “trigger maul regarding four , | notches filed in the handle of a ] i revolver found in his room at ] An All Tobacco Cigarette The White Stag Cigar Company ' is doing a good business just now j on a little cigar, an all tobacco cigarette, which sells in a neat pack- I age at ten for 20c. its an excellent ! smoke and just fits the appetite for ( many smokers. Lose Brothers are j showing a display of them in the : i window and the reports are that , many are using this convenient lit-| | tie cigar. adv2tx ;

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY, JUNE «, 1934.

COURTHOUSE Petition Filed Chester T. Michaud as trustee of | Geneva Hatcherlea, foreclosure of ! mortgage and appointment of receiver. Petition by Ira M. Peteraelu to require receiver to convey reel estate. Answers thereto filed by receiver, trustee, Geneva Hatchery.. Petition submitted and .siu.itxlned. Finding For Plaintiff Ada E. Shrlder vs. Edward Polm et al, partition Waiver of services and summons of Harriet SwoverlarJ, waiver by defendant Edward Polm and lAda E. Shii.ler administratrix of estate, David Polm. con sent to sale of real estate. Separate ] answers of defendant administratrix to complaint filed in two parts. Rule to reply to two parts of answer. Reply in general by plain- 1 tiff filed. Defendants sailed and de- j faulted. Suggestion of minority of * defendant, Ala E. Burk. Henry B. | Heller appointed guardian ad litum. .lesser in general dental filed by Henry B. Heller. Cause submitted, evi tente heard an J finding that materia! averments of complaint are • true and that plaintiff is entitled to partition as prayed for. Henry B. Heller appointed to make sale of real estate at private sale with-. ■ out judgment on finding. Cate Continued Leonard Amstutz vs Noah Ams-; tutz, account, cause continued. Ask Change of Judge The Department of Financial Institutions of the state of Indiana by | Rudolph Schug. special tepresentative vs. John F. Morningstar and , I Effie J. Morningstar, foreclosure of i | mortgage. Verified affidavit for, I change of judge filed, submitted and sustained. Judge Disqualified Daisy Richard vs. Roy Rickard, i divorce. Application for support and , ’ maintenance of children filed by plaintiff. Notice ordered returnable. ’; June 15. 1934. The regular judge] ■being disqualified by reason of hav- ; , ing been counsel for defendant de-1; clines further jurisdiction Herein. i Warrant Ordered Nellie M. Okely, exparte insanity. I

m llgVI F \ J MBA M- — “—■— ' Decatur, Indiana Jewel Coffee lb. 19c SMOOTH AND FRAGRANT . 3 lb. pkg. 55c | FRENCH BRAND lb. c FULL BODIED—FLAVORY . “V V JELL-0 r MART package .... Ok 2 1 /j tb. can xVL Delicious Fruit Flavored Gusst Brand Gelatin Dessert Light or Dark. KIDNEY BEANS 9 1 7 f COUNTRY CLUB - cans A • V Pl RE CANE PINK SUGAR SALMON Delicious Rich Flavor 25 bt $1.22 2 X 23c — BREAD Q p SEMINOLE OK p 16 oz. loaf 6c; 24 oz. loaf 4 rolls Country Club, Fresh, Sliced Cotton Soft Bathroom Tissue KE TEA 25c PALMOLIVE 1 4 p Wesco —Special for Icing. Toilet Soap, 3 cakes MOTOR OIL <?1 OK 2 gallon can SUPER SUDS $1.17 plus 8c tax Quick Suds, 3 pkgs. “*.'V Penn-Rad, 100% Pure Penna. CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 3 bars GARDEN FRESH FRITTS AND VEGETABLES TOMATOES lb. 1 FANCY HOT HOUSE - AW Canteloupe, California, Lemons, SunKist extra large 1 large size each slvv dozen OW New Potatoes, White Cucumbers, Hot r Carolina Cobb- OX,, House, large, each Vt lers, 10 tbs 4t)C Wax an(l Grecn New Peas, extra quality OKz» 2 tbs 3 lbs Choice Quality Meats—Features for Fri. A- Sat. BUTTER lb. 26c Echrich Big 1 I Veal Loaf, QfX Bologna, lb. ... JLmV I Echrich, tb. ... ti’JL HADDOCK-FILLETS 2 lbs. 25c 2 No. 2 cans Country Cold Drinks, all IHp | Club Grape Offflavors, ‘l’- bottle AV V Fruit, 2 cans . Apples. fancy - Tcans iM 19C Winesaps, 2 »a. lOC

Complaint of B. A. Irelan that Nel-, He M. Okley will be dangerous to | the community If suffered to re- ] main at large. Warrant ordered to sheriff of Adams county for said Nellie M. Okley returnable forthwith. Estate Cases Estate of Emanuel T. Haecker, Homer Judeshauser, administrator. Notice ordered of appointment of ! administrator. Estate of Elizabeth Morrison, Harriet Beatty, administratrix. Appearance by J. T. Merryman for A. R. Asbbaucher. Guardianchip Case Andrew J. Robinson, Eli Steele, guardian. Bond filed in sum of sl,i 509 with the Aetna Casualty and Surety company as surety. Bond examined and approved. Administrator Discharged Estate of Richard Keith Davis, I Milton C. Brown, administrator. ■ Proof of publication filed. Final . | report submitted, examined ami ] approved. Administrator discharged and estate closed. Real Estate Transfers Zelia B. F.gly et al to Frank S. Johnson, inlot 63 in Monroe for SI.OO. Frank S. Johnson to Zella B. Egly et al inlot 63 in Monroe for SI.OO. GIVE PROGRAM SUNDAY NIGHT (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) Offering. Recitation. “Children’s Day” — Doris Adler. Exercises, "What Children May Do"—Donabelle Roop, Betty Jean Weber, Waneta Edgel, Dorothy Hammond and Beverly Hakes. Piano solo. “Minuette in G" — Phyllis Kolter. Recitation, "He Wished He Were Jus, a Boy’’—Jimmy Brunnegraf. Recitation, “A Crown for the Savior"—Alice Owens. Exercise, “Others” — Richard Cramer, Marjorie McAlhaney and ; Roger Knapp. Song, “God is Love" — Dickie Linn. Recitation. “God Lent a Ixively

Day”—Naomi Brown. Recitation, “The Traffic Officer" | —Carl Johnston, Recitation, “Size Doesn't Matter"—Jerry Ketchum. Recitation, "God's Greeting" — Richard Knapp. Exercise, "When I'm a Woman" Marilyn Bonitas, Joan Newland, Mary Jane Wilson. Carolyn North. Peggy McAlhaney and Mary Jean Tricker. Saxophone solo — Patsy McConnell. Recitation —Marjorie Gay. Recitation, "Our Places” —Roberta Coffelt. Song—Atola Jane Eady. Recitation, “'A Closing Speech” ] —Lawrence Gallogly. o Get the Habit — Trade at Homs , I -

■J Meat Ranks Higil in the Essential Food Elements B | P 8° Necessary to Health. fl* It is a good source of protien so necessary building and repair of tissues. It contains the necessary as a blood builder. Meat supplies vitamins, and other elements. k Thl * M ' SS F,orence M - V contest conducted in Indiana on the value o» meats. ' , i fMfW the place of meat in the diet. i “In choosing the food that serves as the pivot for f average meal,” says Miss Leisure, "it is always best I J 4 . choose one that has the most food value and one that the balanced meal complete. There is no real < Miss Florence M. Leisure for meat.” SPECIALS £or SATURDAY R Fresh Hamherger .... 10c lb Tender Swiss Steak ... 18c ■ Fresh Bulk Sausage... 10c lb Fresh Smoked Sausage Lkfl ! Meaty Spare Ribs .... 10c lb Lean Pork Steak 15c fl. Smoked Jowels 10c lb Tender Beef Steak ... 20cfl i VEAL STEW RIB AND PLATE Armour s Pure ■ . ~ BOILING BEEF W , M 1T E L A RD fl( 10c m. Ibs 10c ib ■ 3 Ibs. for 25c * for 3 Ids. for .. 25c H FRESH GROUND VEAL LOAF 1 i lAian Veal Roast or Neal 1 Veal, Pork and Beef, !b JLt/V | Shoulder Steak, lb SUGAR GRAHAM CRACKERS PLEMACALFIJvifI HONEY COOKIES 1 ,b - 1 AND F.ET BKEAKH| IOC doz. 35Cr,. I 3 doz. for . . 25c — -Hi Extra Good Wheel Swift s Cirde S Hocktess 1 R>- cakes 0"fl Swiss Cheese Picnic Hams Limbcrger Cheese Qpf 1 to 5 Ib. each IKp ' pound cakes Ib. pound Lt/L for 45c A Nice Assortment of I FANCY YOUNG CORN tED BEEF FANCY COLD MEATS. I AGAIN THIS WEEK-END. Free Sanitary Tjj jif [fcjiflfflß Ph°ne> B and Prompt "j I I * J V Zfl ■ “5 and Sfi ■ Delivery. Iy g M F.w »1 k \ J!?, J* M The dea,ers ,ist * d bei °”" " aer " l9 B special low f X Procter & Gamble soaps trese W|| oil Ils K-er ! I ff products ore all True Values - US 1111 g I$J * I Sfirt JK a * ' ow ccs * e ME EM® V' i O vour chance to save t&fe? CAMAY sc| FREESsTS iVORY - ."Adictey Mouse, the Moil Pilot" A ‘ SOAP p s > XlCj 1 OXYDOL I 91 n 5 for L I h Kirks Hardwater Castile Ivory Flakes, medium 9t‘ BRUNNEGRAFF GROCERY HOME GROCERY McMANAMA GROCERY BELL’S CASH GROCERY APPELMAN’S GROCERY CARL GERBER MEAT MARKU M. E. HOM ER GROCERY WALTER DEITSCH GROCER' MUTSCHLER’S MEAT MARKET SAM HITE GROCERY vT ROOP’S GROCERY ERIE GROCERY & RESTAL RAM MILLER’S GROCERY, Adams Street A. and P. FISHER & HARRIS GROCERY | KROGER STORE

'TOMMY CARROLL KILLED BY TWO IOWA OFFICERS' (CONTINUED FKOM PAOR ONE) ' | Carroll. He grabbed «t a gun hoiatered under ilia armpit. Walker knocked rim flat with his fist. Carroll leaped to his feet, firing a moment behind the simultaneous booms of guns In hands of the two detectives. As the outlaw fled three more bullets struck him and he fell. Carroll was wanted for the slaying of W. Carter Baum, federal agent, in the Solder Lake amI bush; killing of H. C. Ferron, San Antonio detective, and bank robberies in Minnerota, lowa and South Dakota In which loot total! ‘ cd more than SIIO,OOO.

j Willshire T » Hold J The Charles a v will observe M raiflrla ' The services *qj , «> ■«'><>! aullt„ r | llni a concert will h,. <iv . ‘ V b -V the boys' )MWlt ( «2| oir-'A3 ■ o Mr. and Mrs . 1M J near Monroeville, y r . of Fort Wayne and Mr, er of this city mencement ever | sftg c< Central College at .'*■ Thursday. Walter n,eml,er of |