Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 32, Number 166, Decatur, Adams County, 13 July 1934 — Page 4

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DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT Published MR A THE Ev.ry Eve DECATUR ling Except DEMOCRAT Sunday by XZL 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. Pick D. Heller Vice-President Subscription Rates: Single copies * .02 Dne week, by carrier .10 One year, by carrier $5.00 Jne month, by mall .35 Three months, by mail 1.00 Si* months, by mail — 1.75 One year, by mall 3.00 Due 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 Ad ver. Representative SCHEERER, Inc. 115 Lexington Avenue, New York 35 East Wacker Drive, Chicago. Charter Member of The Indiana League of Home Dailies. pollar Day in Decatur was a success. Merchants report good business and customers were pleased; These events occasionally are good for the community. They claim now that Dillinger Is hehded tor the Pacific coast with the federal officers hot on his trail. It will be alright with most Hoosiers it they keep him going so fast he dashes right on into the Pacific. The Republicans declare the New Deal is the issue. Well, the Democrats never expected or wanteiHt to be any thing else. So lets go as soon as the weather lets up a It requires a lot of partisanship to* place anj' emphasis on what Pierpont and Makley and their attorneys jsay about Indiana politics, but the News-Sentinel has the necessary nerve, if that's what it is. tSan Francisco will think they are having another earthquake if Hwy don't get their strike settled soon. Those engaged in this battla seem to be of the variety that rajse heck and they seem about to go in earnest. The state of Indiana collected oijjer $32,000,000 in taxes the past y?ar as compared to about $13,000,oW> the previous year, which is thei answer to why this was one of three states in the Union which kept thq. schools going. 1: will be a disappointment if Jthnes A. Earley in his address at Imlianapolis this evening fails to p*y his respects to Artie Robinsen. senior senator from Indiana who was voted "the senator who ceuld most easily be dispensed with in Washington.’’ Down town Decatur looked like a 'Saturday yesterday, with cars parked every where and hundreds of people carrying packages of merchandise as a result of the Dollar Day specials in almost every store. It pays to keep alive and advertise. The Democratic convention here tonight will bring a lot of the workers from over the county together, and that's always a good thing. There is one sure fact this year and that is the Democrats are igi'ressive and prepared to put up a- splendid fight against their opponents. That means victory in November. A fine attitude of R. Earl Peters, runner-qp tor the senatorial nomination, should and will put him in the highest regard of every member of his party. His expense reUku shows the recent campaign dost him $9,500 but he look defeat <iih a smile and is already out to help Sherman Minton win the November battle. That's being game and most people like that in any man.

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Jim Farley, capable and admired leader of the Democrats of the nation is the honored guest of Indiana this afternoon and evening. His address at seven o'clock to- i night will be broadcast and should be heard by those interested in the , progress of the administration which within little more than a year has made much progress, | Sherman Minton, candidate for United States senator will be the headliner on the banquet program at the meeting of the Indiana Democratic Editorial Association to be held at French Lick Springs hotel, August 10th and 11th. Need- j less to tell you, it will be an address worth while by the man who is to succeed the present senior senator. About every one who thinks in a clean and wholesome manner favors the campaign now in progress to stop the showing of indecent love pictures. Producers may argue that the box offices do better but they perhaps overlook the fact that millions remain away from the show houses because each time they have happened to attend they are given a sex show so rotten that it leaves a bad taste for weeks. Decatur is the best town of its size in the country, measured by any rule and you may check up on that statement after comparing conditions here with those any where. We are going to build forty-eight houses here the next ninety days and that's something few cities much larger can boast of. And the houses will all be occupied and without any notice--1 able vacancies of other residences, because we need the extra facilities. ' The Chicago Tribune. John W. Davis and few others claim to bo 1 alarmed lest this country goes “red.” Ot course these agencies stand for the old system of letting the rich alone and making the poor and the middle class pay. Re1 gardless of what they think or say, every one knows the general conditions are much better than a 1 t year ago and will continue to support those who are actually trying 9 to serve the people, regardless of e whether they call them red, black, j w-hite, blue or pink. a — ' oGet the Habit — Trade at Home

* * Answers To Test Questions Below are the Answer* to the D Test Question* Printed on °age Two. * * 1. William 'I, The Conqueror. 2. Lava. 3. New London, Conn. • 4. Alabama. 1 5. Palermo. 6. Albert Einstein. 7. The West Coast. 8. Central Asia. 9. Williamsburg, Va. 10. General Robert E. Lee. « « Household Scrapbook -BYROBERTA LEE * • An Unpleasant Odor If a lump of sugar is pieced in the vase containing cut dahlias there will be no unpleasant odor which the water usually gives forth. Cake Frosting A delicious frosting for cakes can be made during the summer months by using crushed berries and mixing with confectioners' sugar and milk. Cleaning Mica A stain on the mica window of the range can be removed with hot vinegar. Reformed Church supper—tonight—4 to 7 o'clock.

j Rain Saved Raspberries , 1 Available at Low Prices MAKE MORE RASPBERRY JAMS AND JELLIES WITH 1 ib - ■ - -i]! FREE!. ~ patented Jel-Tester with every box of Kwik-Set I “Look, housewives! Here’s how I avoid jelly failures' 9 •UUAe Qf <1 f f. ' * '-v — ‘'VI. Add KwikSet to fruit juice. 2. Let boil. Use Jel-Tester to 3. Remove from fire—pain Bring. to boil. Add sugar. tell when done. Perfect jelly is certain. As demonstrated by Authority on Jally Making

1 '"[“'HERE has been a discovery in jellyZ X making—one that enables the most inexperienced housewife to makeper1 feet jelly every time. And you save time, save money, save fruit. This new discovery enables you to supply the pectin that many fruits and betnes lack. It makes certain they will e “jell.” Its name is Kwik-Set.

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_ _Z?| ra cxAßijr BY CHARLEY cRANT 1 wc- Tq 1 « 1... 1 I A good theme song for cops: I Jug not that ye be not jugged. Yep. even a blockhead has t’ plank down for his Some fellers drag thru life, others have push. Clean thinkers never throw mud. 1 And mud slingers should be ■ made t’ bite th’ dust. Many a gal who’s as pretty as a ! picture is mostly all talkie. o CARD OF THANKS 1 ■ We wish to express our appreciation to our friends and neigh- ’ bors who so kindly assisted us during the illness and death of our mother. Mrs. Mary Terveer. We > are grateful to all. The Children. 1 o Cat Mothers Chicks — Humbolt, la.—'(J.R) —A cat at the f farm of L. A. Sorenson, near here, 1 mourning the loss of her kittens, solaced herself by adopting a brood of young chicks. The chicks slept with the cat every night, except j -• when the cat is out on a midnight I forage. I

You just can’t have a failure. KwikSet makes fruit juices go much further — takes far less time than old ways ever did. Now making jelly is a quick and simple job. To introduce Kwik-Set we are giving away an amazing new invention ' that tells when jellies or jams are done. Packed inside of every package.

* TWENTY YEARS 1 AGO TODAY ■ 1 • From the Dally Democrat File I 0 - July 13— E. S. Christen elected county superintendent on the 6th ballot by trustees. Other candidates •were Worthman, Parrish, Kizer, Huff and Griffey. Eire destroys the barns of RobI ert Gregory and Dr. P. H. Thomas. Mr. an.l Mrs. Dan Niblick return from trip to Now York City. School board purchases maps, globes, cabinets and other equippnient for Decatur schools. E. F. Webster sells his interest in the Adams county creamery to

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K L. Martin of Markle who will ojierate it. Schafer Sad !!ery Company Mfc* court to enjoin striking employe* from interfering with others who are working. Henry Brelner reappointed l’**J, master at Peterson. Ho has held the position a number of years. Smith ami Wilson «ell fo'ir fine Hereford# to J. W. Davis and bon of Jackson, Miss. Miss Neva Brandy berry returns from Indiana University and » Hl with svmptoms of typhoid fevei. Lightning strikes residence ot I j Magley. 13th an I Monroe and Several members of family are

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