Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 34, Number 31, Decatur, Adams County, 5 February 1936 — Page 6

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CINCINNATI TO { TRAINING CAMP Reds Start Training Jaunt Thnralay; Re|i»rt iteals BvtViag — New York. Feb. S.—<U.R>—Dtam | ond developments: Tb<* Cincinnati Reds blafie the major league trail to sprint? training cumos tomorrow, with a doz.ll memlera of the team sailing lor Puerto Rico. The first continge. in -ludes manager Charles Dressen and 11 pitchers, catchers, and coaches Another group sails Saturday. Several trades arc on tap. Cato-y Stengel. Brooklyn manager, conferred last night With Hill M**-Ke.-hnie of Boston about a deal which would send Sam Leslie. infielder, and an unnamed outsider to Ifiauto for right-handed pitch r I YP»I Pranltliouae. Horace Stoneham, Jr.. Giant { head. to •> ’lnj to i»y cash lor Leslie. Brotfitiy-' i| Willing to semi Sam to the Giants -f the St. Louis ’ t’ardisais trill accept - s'h and two' players for Jubxxy Mis*, premia ing fount first baaeniaa. The • Cards, it's understood, want ’o| see Mize la spring training hefor. deciding anything The Cincinnati Reds are willing l to part with cash and four players for Van Manat:, Brooklyn pitcher The Nations league owners approved the I*3* schedule yesterday and also: 1. Grant umpire Al "Dolly Stark a year's leave of absence. 2. Fleeted Sam Brendon, St. Louis Cardinal owner, to the vice-presxto-acy held by the late Horace Sbmeham of New York. Stark, according to Ford Frick, league presulent, was granted the almence in order to "try his hand at something else.'' Frick said it' Stark want* to come back in 1987, he will find the job open. Stark reportedly had sought a larger baoet in salary than the league felt It could afford. Two uiih have been attued to the National league umpire stiff —K. Lee Bsllanfont. Texas league, who will replace Stark, and Geo. L. Parker, of the International.

HORSE SALE AT ZANESVILLE. IMD. "t miles Math *f Part Ways*. l*dh»M. •* Wtat* Rsa* J Friday, Feb. 7. 19.16 c»<*aa*««i*e at 1:06 s’cleck »» Head tsxtk Daksta HORSES Marie is f*ot. *•<«• Celt* ami X, Br»ke. 4 Head Ysuug M*l*e. \ Ttofir* will b* all ki*ds. N. D**’t fsrget tb* dat*. X ARTHUR MERRIMAN fi » XW*‘ r Brss., Aucts.

w \ —\ 9 \ -3/ " IM WAm * G I AFK> * D 4 u V HOOVER" ?CSc ~- - ij -"- 'k JM Bnr’ ' 1 08^ 6 lb ® . n e 5 Q ?<s* gtorW*’® 5 ’ 50 I. i 300'^ W *■» “”* itive A^‘“* wou .-u Decatur Hatchery 11 NEW AUTHORIZED HOOVER DEALER Monroe Street Phone 497 i James Kitchen, Salesman and Service.

'♦'WEEKSSCHEDULE ♦ OF BASKETBALL Thursday Kirkland at Commodores. Bern" Bluffton. Friday Winchester at Yellow Jackets. Commodores at Ilelphtnt, Ohio. Pleaaait Mills at Monmouth. { Jefferson «t Celina, Ohio Catholic, I Petroleum at Hartford. Monroe at Market. Saturday Emerson (Gary) at Berne. l«iOito at Monmouth. Gena’-a at Cary. Monroe at Wiltohlrw. Ohio. who wtl take the post hold by the late Charley Hlglor. Ten other] umplns who functioned last year will bi back this season. In recognition of the National, league's 6«Hh birthday this year. | the < lul» owners have d< t ided that I each teem should hold a "birth duy gutnc" during the season and invite as guests all former major I league players residing within a, radius of 100 miles ot the st ne I of the game. Formal greetings I also will be sent to Boston and | Chicago—the only teams which ■ i have l»-en l«a*uo members coni tinuously since th* league was oc , ganizwd. Four old time players who were ; members of the first National lea- : gne team* organized will he invit-1 ed U- attend the all-star jisir at | j Boston, '•>!??. They are: Georvf; right of ftoston Tom (Deacon) White of Auro:*, ill.: Tom Bond |of Allton. Ma**.. ."d Tom Yorke. New York The schedule, approved y.->‘er ' day. call* for the season to ope.; I I April 14 and end Sept. 17. For, 1 the first time since the league was , .] organized each team will make four awing* of the circuit instead ' of the usual three. STRIKE THREAT r prONTtNCKn FROM. PAGB I of pickets, throughout a night in i which th* temperature dipped to >l—l< gqua-ls watched the factory gate* to prevent strikebreakers 1 leaving while others attempted to > 1 sleep in small tents pitched amid : { the snowdrifts. ■, StTTSers used an elaborate sys- ■ lent of espionage and intimidation ■{ to prevent truck deliveries, i * Throughout ths city spies were' posted. When a truck rolled into town the driver would be accosted by a unionist and warned to' turn back. If the trucker refused the picket telephoned strike heaTquurters. Here his call was tak-n by one of the businesslike "general staff" oflears. who jumped from the phone, organised a "dying squad” | and ordered them to iatercept the track and "persuade" the driver. No violence has been employed , ‘ so far.

URICK WINS BY KNOCKOUT Decatur Welterweight Only Local Boxer To Win I'iKht Tuesday Virgil Urick. Decatur welter{weight, scored u third round i knockout over Eddie DeWeese, of I Fort Wayne, for the only victory acoK'd by ’• Iteditur boxer in the Golden Gloves tnutaey at Fjvt I Wayne Tuesday evening. Two other local fighter* were I eliminated, Doyle Smith, welter‘weight, losing a decision to Mike Walker of Fort Wayne; and Carl J Everett, flyweight, lost the decision Ito Frankie Thompson, Paulding. Ohio. I Two of the local entrants were < liminated Monday night, Harold ' Himmel, Bourbon, defeated Bill M< Millln and Robert Bowman {dropping a hairline decision to 1 Dwight Sutton of Fort Wayne. Semifinals in the tournament will lie held at the G. E. duh in I Fort Wayne next Tuesday night, I February 11. laist night's result* follow: Virgil Urick, Dt-cstur, knocked {out Eddie lb Weese, Fort Mayne, in tile third round,) welterweights). Mike Walker Fort Wayne, won the decision over Hoyle Smith. lb‘catur, (welterW ightsi. Bill Hraunagnl Fori Waywe. won I the decision over Walter Antsden. Hickville. (lightweights). Kenneth Miller. Fort Wayne. , won the decision over Boris Kuzleff. Fort Wayne, (welt* weights». I!!’.', Boyce, Hicksville, won the I decision over Bill WicUifff. Fort Wayne, (middleweights* Johnny Jones. Fort Wayne, scor|.d a technical knockout over Eli ’ Levy. Hie kville. in the third round. i welterweights!. Chuuk Gaunt. Fort Wayne, won the decision over Ken Heerschee. Fort Wayne, (lightweights). Stanley Cole. Fort Wayne, won {the decision over Ralph Williams, ’Redkey, (foatitarweigh!*). Sam Dili.’. Fort M syne, won | the decision over Clarence Lett. I | Celina. 0.. (middle weights). Frankie Thompson, Paulding. 0.. won the decision over carl Everett. Decatur, ifiyweight* Roliert Reed. Fort Wayne, wop the decision over Robert Watson. Fort Wayne, (featherweights). Donald Meyer. Fort Wayue, scor ed a technical knockout over Geo. Reed, Fort Wayne, in (he si-Coud 'round, (lightweights). Red Smith. Fort Wayne, won i the decision over Beeman Howard. Fort Wayne, (welterweights). o - Nudist expounds Theory SANTA ROSA, Cal. —Nudism can only flourish where nudity isn't a novelty, according to Muti- | rice Allard, pioneer promoter of ! many California nmlist colonies. I Allard ri> finally chosen a sylvan spot on a deserted ranch in th» Valley of the M<x>n near here for hi* n»xt experiment. .—.— Q — - ■ - ■ AuU* Barn Wood MUNICH (U.B On the new Hit-ler-Highways in South Bavaria, ; 35 novefi service-stations equipi-ed ! to "furnish special - sawdust and , charcoal to wood-baming motor- • cars’’ are under eoaatrncttoti. They form a part of Naai Germany's latest drive in the 'At ar Against Imports.”

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TMSKMWL Severe cold weather has played hava with high e< h<»l basketball schedulea the paat two weeks Ho many game* poitponed that It i* doubtful if all will be played be fore tourney time the firat week la March. —oOo— The Decatur Yellew JacketHartford City Airdalo claab. achedaled to be played »rt night, hao been postpone* until next Tuesday. February 11, because of the icy pevomento which make driving eatrensoly hasardou*. The game will bo olsyed at the Taylor umvareit/ gymnasium at Uplan*. si* miles nest es Hartford City. - tOo— The Decatur Cor ’ore* will engage in two this wovk. both with teams they have previously defeated. Thursaa; ni»ht. the Commies will entertain the Kirkland Kangaroos at the baa! gym The Kangaroo* have ahown considerable improvement aiace tneir early season defeat at th* hunda of the ComnuMiores. and should give the local quintet si< interesting evening 000--Th* Commodore* second till will he played sriday night, with the locals traveling to Ihrlpt.w. Ohio, for a battle with the Nt.. John's quintet. Delphos wag defeated in an interesting gr.uis hor* last week and may hr ’’-hie to rj* set the Comiuodore* -jk th* Otto fioor. With the Hertford City ttosh postponed, the Yellow Jot bs?s wl’l play their only gams rd th* we*k Friday nir.at. *xcka«ciM stlM> with aaotb*r hive of Yellow Jaoket*. thjs* froati Wlmhewter. —oOo — Dea't know moch alumt tk« gtresgth cd th* Kawdoiph cuwaty fiv* this) year, fist we do kwuw that Winchester is coached by the famous “Stretch" Murphy. —oOn—■■•treSab" best faww as the sear crater sf the Lhth CiaeSs fram Mariso vahwa they wen Itloriea'* «esiy sbahe high vateaai chaaop«vwshgp. E» teardMsg baa bwigjnt ot Mac Sera, sewtm iseltaa, Murphy to •»- erally recegniaed aa one of fve greatest centers ever developed in Indiana basketba 1 -. —oOo— Stepping from high school circles to the Big Ten conference. Murphy won his 3purs as regular center on the Purdue university team In his henhotnore year and was a regular for three years. Murphy led the conference* in scoring honors and was picked aa All-American college center. —oOo— A double-header attraction is booked for the Hartford township gymnasium tonight, providing weather conditions make It at all possible tor the game to be played. As the attractions, Monmouth will meet Geneva and Hartford will play Petroleum front Wells county. Should be two good ball games. —oOo—\dama county fans aro chiefly Interested in the clash Thursday nlgnt at Bluffton, where the Tigers and Berne Bears will clash in a pre-tourney special. Even with Bobby Dro, regular Berne center, out ot the lineup, it's our hunch the Bears will give the Tlfiere all

they tan handle. Reports from Bluffton indicate an <>v -ifiow crows Thursday —oOo— According to mfarmstiea from Barna this mere eg. Ora is rapidly r»cav4*ieq fr*«* en ask!* Injury an* is Itfcwlj t* ratnrn to action neat weal eltkaugs ha will bd eaabb to play againet Bluff*** YSurwS*y er fiaMrwee *f Gu>'y bet1 urday. j Treat that this epidem c of cekto which 1* sweeping it* way itbrotißh the Yellow Jacket »quad will b* ended in time for th* hoy* to get la the best ot playin, condition for tht* toeraeys Merinos is definitely out u* this work's i gam* and Myers probably w U be uaabia to parUrlpat* I Toledo - -(U.RP A new tin* • payment plan for residential m<ff*rn'ixatloe sad coinmen ial ine'sl atleu | project* ha* bees one u, . 1 by I Übbry-Ovens-Ford Glasa roesftolty. ' manufacturers ot fiat glass

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MILO TAYLOR DENIES GUILT Wells County Ex-Convict Denies Charges In Bluffton Court Bluffton. Feb. K- Milo Taylor, near Uniondale, who created excitement here Monday nlt' i noon Iby his spectacular Hight from the, {county jail, wan arraigned befor-' Judge ,1. F. Decker in circuit com I , Tuesday, c harged with v<‘h* H‘ tsk-| {ing and being a habitual criminal., 'due to previous convictions, uml ! entered a plea of not guilty. H' was then remanded to Jail, for uppeurunce later for a trial Prosecuting Attorney GeorgeGlass claims to have evidence of hulf a dozen previous convictions ; against Taylor, in support of the {allegation of being a habitual {criminal, and a record ot 21 ar-| (refits over a period of 10 years. i Tfiylor. who is on parole from the federal prison at Atlanta, (la., was arretted a week ago at Fort Wayne, to Which city he tl- d at 'ter having forced Deputy Sheriff {j*rry Lantia of this city out of an automobile W'ifleh had been stolen > | is Fort Wayne. Hi* attempt to escape here Mon dsy was msfi* after he had asked Miss Alic* Barthman, a niece of jsherifi L*n* imntig. to rass I’m soap snd water through a small oprttisg h»-iw>> * tl.'-‘ jail kitchen sSil the jail coaiiw)tmeiit. When *k« (oniplied Taylor seized her and three her to the fioor. then wriggl«d Its way thnrmah the opening sxd ted aft*r anlockias the kitch ♦a » str H» was rvcsptgred 20 miaiites later at the F. B. Flshbsush hom*. where h« had sought . io kids from officers *nd po«e. I SENATOR BORAH i (PI.NTIN’I Kl> ri:OM PKGB ’ the!' choice in the presidential 1 prin*ry of May 12. l'nd*r th* so- • called f*vorlte-*on plaa, thia privilege I* deaied them.. ‘”i’o obtain an expression (rs pop;l*r will, it is my intestkto to • p>*(F at least eight candidate* for ( fiel<B*l*-at-l*rge in the field r *T shall m»ke a aamber of . spetrhe* is Ohio and prseest the issi rs as I see them.”

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National Safety Council Reports I Chicago, Feb. 5 -(UP)— Acclden ' tai death came to one pereon every ' -ix minutes in the United States! during 1»35. the national safety (council reported today. Total deaths -from accident*? of I all kinds reached 99,000 with a re- - cultant cout of $3,0l>0.00<».(»0 (B) I in property damage, wage lofw and ! medical expense. Motor vebi-'le fatalities headed) the list totaling an all-tiiß3 high of { 36.400. the council reported. t elight decrease in accidental { deaths in 1935 from the total of 1934 I was atributed to drought and he-a' > .which took 3.2.10 lives in 1934. The I death rate front accidente has de-1 < lim d from 96.5 per 100.000 population in 1912 to 77. S In 1935-

Public Auctioi FRIDAY, February 7.. 10 A. M. Good Horses and Colts. Some good Brood Mares safe in foal. Extra Good Milch Cows. Heifers and Stock Bulk Brood Sows and Gilts. Breeding Ewes. Two extra good young boars. Miscellaneous articles. DECATUR RIVERSIDE SALES E. J. AHR and FRED C. AHR—Managers 1 Johnson and Doehrman. Auctioneers.

- Decatur Elks p| an I or \ alentine j) { The Dovatur |O. Elks will hold»V» neB ||. I at the home on North s I day night, February 15. will be for Elks and igv|ty A small admission char* cents per couple win k, { good orchestra has i Dancing will continue lt m I until 2. ==— — •’I Hl.lC SALE Wednesday, Feb. u_ti> sonal property of the | lte Neuenschwander, Berne on State road n| tt , M. Neuenschwander t|, m , sold at public ule. John C. burger. Executor.