Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 33, Number 106, Decatur, Adams County, 3 May 1935 — Page 8

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58 CARS ENTER SPEEDWAY RACE Qualifying Trials For Indianapolis Race To Start May 18 Indianapolis, May 3. (U.R) Fifty eight cars will compete this year for the 33 places in the starting Iflleup of the 500-mile Memorial day race at the Indianapolis motor speedway. The entries closed May 1 but any applications postmarked before that time will be accepted. There is a possibility that a few more rars will be nominated although tlif present official field is expected to stand. . Qualifying trials will start May

. Jd—Ji—■ ll— ■■■Ml—>—■ ■ Mil I ■ liir--rrr— IT’S ALWAYS SAFE TO BUY SPORTING GOODS AT SC H AFERS We have a complete line of Sporting Goods including Shoes. Bats. Hose. Sweat Sox. S°ft Ba'l Uniforms. Sweaters. Basehall Uniform Athletic Supporters. Golf Clubs. Golf Eil'.s etc. SPECIAL RRI ES GIVEN TO CLUBS & LEAGUES. “Get out in the open and enjoy good ch tn retreati°n." Softball is made strictl.v in accordance with the official size I and weitrht ns specified by the SoftA fUffab ba’l Rules Committee Specially Priced $1.25 Each Snec'"'lv nroduced for Night Games. ''.jjidA Sn»cial white to hahle glazed h°r '- ; I’*'’” cover n akes the ball perfect!} - * visible at all times under flood lights. Specially Priced 51.25 Each Official League Balls Cork or Rubber Center. Wound with I e’G lh<‘ finest ora'ity blue and white wool % varn an( i finished twine. Specially Priced $1.50 Each Other Official size Baseballs 75c up a FULL SIZE Professional Gloves Made of Genuine F'exed Horse Hide and Eull Leather Lined. Inner Processed (Greased) Palm. Specially Priced $2.00 up. Basemen’s Mils Golden Br°wn Horse Hide 4 wßk ’Hw '<& throughout. Inner process(Creased) Palm. Specially Priced gfj MENS AND WOMENS TENNIS RACKETS K-Wy -j'Wi White Ash frames two piece Basswood i| hand’es with cap. All Rackets strung . 7 with exceptionally high grade “Silk '*• ■ ■ ; riW' Tex” Silk stringing. Specially Priced $1.75 And Up RED OR WHITE ‘Tennis Balls ? Plugless — Two piece, j Pressure packed, HermetiV / rally seated. Always’fresh, A A z / Lively and playable. z $1.35 For Can of 3 Balls HARDWARE and HOME FURNISHINGS

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»IS and continue through May 2S. ; The 33 cars making the tastes' av triages will lie permitted to start, , All ears must average 100 mile : an hour for 25 miles to be eligible. Because of the larger field, file lowest qualifying speed probably will be around 111 miles an hour. ■ Tim lowest average turned in by .a starter last year was IOS. Largely because of a team of 1(1 Ford V-8 specials entered by Harry • Miller, famed race car builder, this year's entry list exceeded that of last year by five. The Fords will be 85 per cent stock but will lie front wheel drivers. They have been assembled at Detroit and are expected on the track this week. Three other Fords have been entered by individual owners. Do you want good furniture? Attend Murphv’s Furniture Auction. Monday. May nth at 0-30 P. M.

ANNUAL DERBY RON SATURDAY Kentucky Derby, Nation’s Racing Classic. To Be . Run Tomorrow ill laiuisvllle. Ky.. May 3 AU.P) It I was put up or shut up at Churchill e Downs today. y; The hour for the final declar1 ation of Kentucky derby starters c , had arrived, and owners and traini' ers had to enter their horses, along t with a good will cheek for $403, ; or forever hold their peace, a Indications were that several of I' the owners and trainers of the 21 eliglblcs were going even further t ami hold both the SIOO and their - peace. Tlio absolute withdrawals undoubtedly will come from the • proprietors of those horses who were worth a $25 risk (the charge ■ for nominations) months ago. but 'whose workouts since arrival at the ! Downs has shown they couldn't win i without the aid of mechanical de-' i vices. The refusals were not expected, to be numerous, however, because ' this year's derby is sinh an open race that most of the owners were willing to gamble S4OO against! some $40,000. Also, the weather' was so unsettled that the track mat be in such a condition as to give even the rankest outsider a I chance. Sixteen thoroughbreds were almost certain to be named. They are toils v. Omaha. Plat Eve, Nellie Flag. Commonwealth. Boxthorn. Roman Soldier. I'sych'c Rid. Sun Fairplay. Whiskolo, St. Bernard. Tutticurio. Blackbirder, Morpluck, and Chanceyiew. The fatq of Mej Cartliv. Shoeless Joe, Direct Hit. ' Prince Splendor. Bluebird, and Weston is extremely doubtful. With the Bugle's Call to Arms but hours awav. C. V. Whitney’s , Today still ruled the favorite at j odds of 3 to 1 and his backers rej fused to let the prospect of a I muddv track scare them off Those who liked the handsome colt were unanimous in their opinion that he J ; has so much class it wouldn't make ! any difference whethet the footing, -on Saturday is lemon meringue. four-lane concrete, or ankle-deep slime. In short, they think Today i is a champion and has the champ- ! ion's ability to make his race anywhere, any time. Grouped behind him in the be't- , ins were Nellie Flag at 4 to 1. I Plat Eye, Omaha. Boxthorn. and j Commonwealth at 6 to 1. and Ro- . niamn Soldier at 10 to 1. Nellie I Flag owes her rise in public esj teem to the rain which has been - nelting Louisville for nearly 24 • hours, and which has converted the ' Churchill Downs track into a I quagmire. Baseball Meeting Set For Tonight A m<-'ting of all persons in; restI ed in playing independent baseball during th coming aer-ion are re- | <ionc.it d to meet at the City confectionary this evening at 7 c-'clock. I Players unabl • to attend this meeting are a-sked to get in touch w'ith i Dick Engle or Rolla Ladd. Collier To Manage Green Waters Pool M l Collier today announced that he will again manage the Green . v ' -r-y Bathing B aoh. located near I th- river bridge at the n rth edge

Breaks Record in Pole Vault i 1 aWW k ak ' II <W / B I / I ■ jfllhlF , ** *irL JF mKkShr? i fl 9 I I I I zfe 1 W; £ ■ •-_•■ •'•'••• _ Bill Graber Bill Graber, above, former Southern California track star, set a new world record in the pole vault when he cleared the bar at 14 feet I &■;» at Santa Barbara, bettering his previous record of 14 feet 4% inches >

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT FRIDAY. MAY 3, 1935

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of Decatur. Tlie pool will b evened the latier part of thia month and a number of improv m nt.s are planned by Mr.! Coiiier. Green Watc - on. o f the largest ta.tural swim i i'g pools in thia part f tDe .state. Season tickets will l> - placed on < ale within the next f w days. o _ RELIEF LEADER CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE adopted by the senate, which calls I on him to disclose the formulas he' has used in determining allotments to states. The May grants, exclusive of rural rehabilitation funds, includ ' ed: Indiana. $2,8X3,450. Q REV. ROEDERER CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE : land. Ohio, who gave an account' of the recent moving of the plant' from Cleveland to Harrisburg. Pa., Mr. Schmitt has charge of the book store in the church basement and will be glad to have any of the! public interested in these publications to call. The books will be' available until noon Saturday. Saturday's program follows: 9:no a. m Devotional services by the bishop. ,■ Business session. 2:00 p. m. Business session. 7:30 p. m. Dinner. 7:30 p. tn. —Open for business if needed. JIM ELBERSON CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE but to better his moral and mental habits. Mr. Curtis praised the Rotary, club for the work it has done for the past several years in sponsoring the annual Youth Week observance in Decatur. He pointed to several specific instances in his own experience where boys have, been spurred to greater effort by the knowledge that, the older citizens of Decatur are taking interest in their achievements. Atola Jane Eady, 10-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Franci

I Eady of this city, played two excellent selections on the accordian while the dinner was served. Pete Reynolds, as chairman of j the program, presented the Rotary club trophies to the captains of the Central baseball and track teams as awards for their teams' ■ victories in the annual contests with the St. Joseph's school. o SETTLEMENT OF ! rCONTINUED ON PAGE THREE) wage rate increase of from $1.25 ! t $1.35 an h ur. wao up for conferi nee today between Chrysler and I Dingmen officiate. Can You Imagine! J- t] CAN YOU IMAGINEhow bright life now looks to a NewYd'k man who suffered so from stomach trouble that he was presented from taking his own life b/ a priest He tried BISMA-REX and gotsuch relief that he now eats anything he likes end can hardly believe it to be true ! EXPLANATION Bisma-Rex is an antacid treatment that's different from the many other ineffective treatments you have tried. It acts four ways to give you a new kind of relief from acid indigestion, heartburn and other acid stomach agonies. Bisma-Rex neuralizes acid, re-, lieves stomach of gas. soothes the irritated stomach membranes and aids digestion of foods that are most likely to fermen". Bisma-Rex hi sold only at Rexall Drug stores. Get a jar today at B. J. Smith's Rexall Drug Store. Remember Bisma-Rex. B. .1. SMITH Drug Co. REAL FLAVOR in this MOUTHfWASH There’s no need to use gagging, illfcMSL tasting mouth r washes. Just try Klenzo Antiseptic. Feel the sparkle of its spicy flavor. Feel how it exhilarates the mouth and gums. Once you try Klenzo you'll use It always. KLENZO ANTISEPTIC full pint 49c B. J. SMITH DRUG CO.

FLOOD WATERS CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE rlv r ui 'Elltaton. in Beene County, reachid 18.1 f«“t this morning just nine tenths bel >w flood stage and wan Mt 111 rising. The Wi.bash ie exi e ted to reach flood stage In Northern ami (’ >n tral Indiana within 24 or 36 hours w ll > It will reach Itu p ak at Vlncenn « In three or four days, Armington said. More rain ie f recast for tonight, ■lncreasing the danger. Fldr and warmer weather is promised tomorrow. however. In Clay county the Eel river w nt over its bunas and fl aided the hotI tom land. State roadu 42 and 46 wer > covered at Poland and Bowlj ing Green. Ar.idngton snid that in some I - ; < aliti « the rainfall so far this year ' hud extended the entire precipitation in 1934. The dry condition of the land as a result of lant year'u drought has absorbed muu of the im istur ■, resulting in leee viager lhan would have accompanied the i. normal rainfall ordinarily. o— Fifty-five Killed In Philippine Revolt (Copyright 1935 by United Presu) Manila P. I May 3—(UP) -Order • pparently was restored throughout the Philli ipin- s tonight following a widespread aeries of engagements between government eonstabularyj man and revolt!: g bands of Sakdalistaa. CoMtabulnry headqiiqarters here reported quiet had been restored at rightfall in all provinces where ragged memb rs f the minority extremist arty ■ad clashed with government forces in a short-lived insurrection. Estimated denth toll of the rebellion remained unchanged at 55, with scor-s injured in fighting resulting from Sakdallsta dissatisfaction over government taxation and

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the ten yenr American plan for Philippine Independence. —- — o ; I CHURCH REVIVALS Gospel Tabernacle Considering weather conditions, attendance at the tabernacle has been good. I.ast evening the evana ‘list spok’ on t"e subject, "Foundations of the Christian Faith." He ' -mpbui izel the need of a gospel work starting an<| n malnlng < n a ! solid and erect foundation, which ' is Jmuk Christ, ami that the durability of any etructure depends on Its foundation. * Tonight the messengers' orchestra of II or 12 pie rs will be present and off r a 15-niinute prognrm. The Gospel .'messengers will return Monday night und will be at r the tabernacle all week. Services at : 7 p. in. Conn- early. o — U. B. Mission To Hold Conference Tli * third quarterly conference of i the United Brethren church Old t Constitution. 1 rated on Eig> th' (Street, will he held Satur <iy even-1 | i ing and Sunday. ■ I Rev. W. H. Kindell of Huntington. t I the presiding elder, will preac-h Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock and . —-

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