Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 35, Number 306, Decatur, Adams County, 29 December 1937 — Page 2

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< <>MMISSIONEH'N CLAIM* ALLOWKU UYXKMHBHM, 1U37 Mlx-rllnneoua Fort Wayne Pin. Co. oil, aup. 3*7.88 Cltls«n» Telephone Co. phone 68.»u City ur Decatur light & power 158.86 AkUUm icher m Tin Suop aupplle* 6.6*> •Fern E Hierly Deputy hire .... uo Berniece Dubach elk hire . ov.ou U. JUiity Hierly sianipe XaVQ Florence Blerly indexing H. .. . V.vO Berne Review Co. docket shuete 50.00 Bella h-r Hdw. store elk oxp 1.80 Niblick & Co. Inquest 11. Dougina Store do - ‘« OS Nichole Siwe Store do .. .... 1.00 Brown do 23.40 Xlalian Brown do 26.00 Winnte Shue Store do 6.46 Hott nouse Schulte Co. du . 4.00 Douglas Store do la.IS l*a|lae Brown do S?**° M, Cowan Deputy Hire . 75.00 Flarr K. Tyndall Clerk hire ... 50.00 John W Tyndall postage 10.00 Allee Lenhart Deputy Hire .... 75.00 Jeff Lieehty postage }« 00 B.twln H. Kauffman dep. hire >a.oo lluth Hollingsworth postage <> 00 l_e>> T. Gilllg Deputy hire .. 100.00 l.eo T. Gilllg postage “.00 Dallas Brown mileage 100.00 Adams Co. Protective Assn. am. <8.34 Mettler & Baumgartner do .... 28.73 Dallas Brown do 12-JO Dallas Brown mileage -110 K. G. Delulnger Deputy hire 83.33 W. H. GHllom postage 30.00 Ft. Wayne B. I’. & Sup Co. exp 200.U4 Clltton E. Striker Sal. & poo. 148.<0 Margaret 8. Myers salary 6>.»0 Remington Rand Co. Supt exp 8.88 Koval Typewriter Co. do 7.a0 L. E. Archbold operating exp 114. .3 Mildred Koldewey salary <a.OU E. J. Worthman salary .. 00.00 E. J. Worthman mileage — 19-90 Dr. F. L. Grandstaff salary .... 29.2t> Will Winnes assessing 8.00 Phil Sauer Co. Commissioner 80.00 Moses Augsburger do 80.00 Frank Llniger do 80.00 Phil Sauers Comm. Mileage . .. 14.70 Frank Llniger do 10.80 E. J /Kenney Co. Council 10.00 Curls Eicher do 10.00 Evert Banter do JO. 00 James A. Hendricks do 10.00 August Conrad do jo.oo Henry Dehner do — 10.00 Dean Byerly do 1000 HertTv B. Heller salary 50.00 Peter Bauman Com. ditch e.xp 31.50 H. OftlTom do - J-*® Menno L. Schwartz do Dass-Kaehr do ».<» Koy““*lexander do 8.40 Louise Thomas King Drain .... 10.00 Dick Tonnelier do Teeple ... 58.00 I'. Burdette Custer do 100.00 Schumaker ct. house. .. 100.00 Mary McClure do 35.00 Carl C. Pumphrey do J? Kohne Drug Store do . HI? Walter P. & H. Co. do 12.75 Stulls' Home Grocery do 113 Malter Brintxenhofe do 1-aO Dallas Brown bd. prisoners 37.20 Nor. Ind. Public Ser. Co. jail 10.84 Dr. J. M. Miller do 3.00 The U. S. Chemical Co. do 51.00 Curt Wolfe do 108.35 Decatur Democrat Co. Le. adv 77.44 Irene Byron sanatorium 1080.00 Lieehty Bros. Ct. House 572.80 Co. Infirmary H. P. LaFontaine salary . 130.0# Clara M. LaFontaine do ... 33.37 Herbert LaFontaine do 4o ?2 Florence Lengerich do - 42.00 Dorothy LaFontaine do 42.a0 Calvin Falb do 42.50 Lee Hardward Co. op. exp. ... 73.... Lee Hardware Co., Op. e.xp 121.80 Smith Drug Co. do 29.60 Decatur Electric Shop do lo.bo Kohne Drug Store do .... - 213.85 N. A. Bixler do -75 Auto Electric Garage do 15.10 Standard Oil Co. do 17.20 Sinclair Refining Co. do 25.5. Auto Electric Garage do ... 49..<0 John Bright do 75.0# Dr. J. E. Morris do - 14.00 Dr. C. V. Connell do 39.05 Dr. J. M. Miller <lo 100-00 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyex Examined ■ Glasses Fitted Saturdays, 8:00 p. m. Telephone 139, HOU RS 8:30 to 1130 12:30 to 5:00

PUBLIC AUCTION FRIDAY, Dec. 31, 1937 — 10:30 o’clock HORSES. CATTLE, HOGS AND SHEEP 20 head good Holstein and Jersey Cows. 20 head Feeding Cattle. A good lot of Feeding Hogs. Fence Posts and Miscellaneous articles must be sold before 12:30 o’clock, so be here early. DECATUR RIVERSIDE SALE Auctioneers —Doehrman & Gorrell.

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I Walter P. & H. Co. do .. 50.75 ' Nichols Shoo Store do .... 16.75 Rev. C. H. Suckau do ........ 4.00 : Rev. Paul Schult* do 4.00 ) B. F. Breiner do .— 5.00 ■ Ed<ur Hower do 300.00 . Indiana Reformatory do 44.46 i Miracle Mfg., Co. do 163.20 . Indiana Stat© Prison do 61.4© i Miracle Mfg. Co. do 64.56 I Dr. H. F. Zwick do 1100 ( Manno Richer do 67.25 i Sancu Products Co. du 60.89 i Gamble Store* do --69 , Schafer Hdwe Co. do 12.uu ( Harry Fortney do 4.00 i Ametuts Bakery do . »x.3t . Martin Gilson do 2.20 . brank Krh k do 355.42 ( Eastern Ind. Oil A Sup. do 66. U i Peterson Clothing Co. do 4.00 i Hulthouse Schulte Co. do ... 33.5 U vlftirv Fund i Faye Smith Knapp salary .... 105.30 ) Henry B. Heller attorney fees 100.00 ) Faye Smith Knapp postage ... 10.00 i Citiiens Tele. Co. phone 5.15 ( Faye S. Knapp mileage 35.00 i Bernice Nelson do .... ... 16.4 U i Mrs. Doris Rlcheldeffer do . 6.00 , E. W. Baumgartner do 10. SO , Ft. Wayne Ptg, Co. supplies 36.25 k Bernice Nelson salary .... 60.00 > Mary Schultz salary 50.VU Minima) Kepnir , I list. No. 1 • Hugo H. Gerke labor 85.80 ( Glenn Merica do 48.00 i Theodore Hobrock do ..... 13.40 i Robert Gerke do 28.70 ( Herman Miller do 6.00 i Ulmer Gerke do 35.00 j Melvin Miller du 8.75 5 Amos Gerke do 2.50 i Lawrence Doehrman do 2.80 I District No. 2 > Hermans. Lieman labor 103.40 i R. F. Sauer do 62.50 i Jake Musser do 60.50 > Ralph Martin do .... 94.00 i Harold Sauer do 62.50 j Clarence Durkin do 64.00 i George Lushe do 90.50 » Vaughn Linlger do ... . 81.40 > Henry Sauer do 67.60 • Andrew Schirai k do 68.40 > Ralph Shady do . 50.75 j District No. 3 > Elmer Beer Labor 66.00 > Fred Leichty do 8.40 > Kenneth Beer do 1.75 » Dick Parr do ... 3.10 i Peter Bauman do ... 2.00 District No. 4 • J. C. Augsburger labor 68.20 i Edwin Spichiger do - 94.50 I Chauncy Reynolds do .... .. 80.00 i Norman Augsburger do 3.30 , t John Bertsch do 9.50 > D. S. Wickey do 2.45 > Dan Musser do 5.60 i Fred Steiner do 5.60 i Amos Steiner do 8.40 , Chris Roth do 2.80 , John Fox do 1.60 Miscella neons i Butler s Garage op. exp. 38.10 ( Eastern Ind. Oil & Sup. Co. do 3.80 t ! Noah Sheets do - 10.86 , W. W. Wile do 42.25 » Jacob C. Miller do 35.00 , Dent Baltzell do 3.20 I Dan Weidler do 9.85 Andrew Shirack do 3.75 The Schafer Co. do 2.08 Gottschalk Tile Works do 13.45 R. A. Stuckey do 153.22 Fulton Machine Co. do - 3.43 i Hoosier Motor Parts Co. d » .... 52.07 The Mosman Yarnelle Co. do .. 4.23 K. G. Deininger do 16.67 i W. H. Gilliom salary mileage 112.10 Yost Bros. Material 111.96 Meshberger Bros. Stone Co. do 366.88 j Certified this 29th day of December 1937 JOHN W. TYNDALL Auditor Adams County Dee. 21-29 * • Test Your Knowledge Can you answer seven of these ten questions? Turn to page Four for the answers. | » « 1. Why do things float on water? 2. What does the letter S on American coins indicate? 3. On what river is the city of Kenton, Ohio? 4. Who is Chairman of the United [States Steel Corporation? i 5. Which city in the U. S. has the 'highest altitude above sea level?

6. Where did German navy crew# sink their surrendered vessels after the World War? 7. Give the Spanish word for a! hut or cabin. 8. Who wrote ‘‘Brewster's Millions?” 9. How many gallons ar# there in a cubic foot? 10. Which two states originally I ceded land to the federal government to form the District of Coluni-1 bla? * Modern Etiquette By ROBERTA LEE ♦ " — | Q. What form should one use when answering a wedding invita- i tion? A. The same form should be used as when replying to any formal in-! citation, and should be written on i the first page of good, white note paper. y. Should children be allowed to enter the conversation at the table? A. Yes, they shold even be encouraged to do so. and trained to converse quietly and intelligently. Q. Is it good taste for a business woman or gill to have her finger nails colored a deep red? A. No. it is not good taste. A woman in business should avoid any conspicious makeup. — '-O . ■■ H ORDINANCE IUhX.I LATING THE PiRKIVG OF V EHU LEM IN I HE CITI OF DEI ATI H. INDIANA SECTION I. Be it ordained by the | Common Council of the City of Decatur. Indiana. tha>t It shall be un- I lawful for any driver or owner of j any vehicle to stop or park or allow | or permit .said vehicle to be stopped ' *.r parked in the following derignat- ' ed places which shall be known as | Dre routes: (a) On the east side of Third Street from Jefferson Street! to Jackson Street. (b) On the east side of First I Street from the alley midway between Jefferson Street and! Adams Street to Jackson i Street. (c) On both sides of Winchester I Street from the south side of, Rugg Street to the Elie Railroad Tracks. (d) On both sides of Winchester, Street from a point 200 feet south of the Erie Railroad tracks north to the Erie Rail-I road Tracks. SECTION 11. It shall be unlawful' for the operator of any vehicle to i park such vehicle between the hours! of 8 o’clock A. M. and 7 o’clock P. M. on any day, Sunday excluded for a longer period than one (1) hour, except on Saturdays, when such limit shall be between the hours of 8 o’clock A. M. and 10 o’clock P. M. in the following places: (a) On Second Street from the; north line of Jefferson Street; to the south line u£ Jackson i Street. (b) On Monroe Street from the! west line of First Street to 1 the east line of Third Street. | (c) On Monroe Street from the west line of Seventh Street to the Pennsylvania Railroad Tracks. SECTION III.’ It shall be unlawful for the operator of any vehicle to park said vehicle on Second Street from Jefferson Street to Jackson Street longer than two (2) hours between the hours of 2 o’clock A. M. i and 8 o’clock A. M. of any day. SECTION IV It shall be unlawful! tor the operator of any vehicle to I park such vehicle in such manner as to interfere with or interrupt the passage of other motor vehicles on j any street in the City of Decatur, j Indiana, or on any state highway , ! loute which passss through the City' of Decatur, Indiana, and which is ! commonly known as double parking. SECTION V. Any person, firm or ■ corporation who shall violate any , clause, subdivision or section of this 1 ordinance shall be fined in any sum not exceeding 1100.00 to which may be added imprisonment not to exceed I thirty days. SECTION VI. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. SECTION VII. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and ' after its passage and approval by i the Mayor and publication for two weeks, consecutively, in a daily I newspaper of general circulation, printed and published in the City of Decatur, Indiana. Passed and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Decatur, Indiana, in open session this 21st i day of December, 1937. Approved and signed by the Mayor this 21st day of December. 1937. ARTHUR R. HOLTHOUSE Mayor Attest ADA MARTIN I Clerk-Treasurer. I >.-e. 22—29

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1937.

COURTHOUSE Estate Caa## The report of the Inheritance tax nppraiaer waa tiled in the estate of Christian C. Neuenschwander. ft was found the net value of the estate to be $21,218.43. and tax due as follows: Albert i Neuenschwander, $3.58; Otto i Neuenschwander, $3.58; Edwhi > Neuenschwander, $3 58; Noah Neuenschwander, $3.58: Della Lehman. $3 58; Lydia Lehman. $3 58; Omer Neuenschwander, $3.58. The [ appariser was allowed $ll.BB. which was taxed as costs. Defendant Defaults The defendant was called and defaulted tn the suit to collect a note brought by Rudolph Schug against J- A. Hendricks and others. Claim Compromised A petition to compromise a claim of W. L. Guilder and W. A. Klepper was tiled, submitted and sustained in the liquidation of the Peoples Loan & Trust company. Real Estate Transfers Shauncey C. Jones et ux to Rose M. Schurger. 80 acres in Blu# Creek twp. for sl. Rose M. Schurger to Chauncey C. Jones et ux. 60 acres in Blue Creek twp. for sl. Edna E. Berling et al to Lois Blak, parts of inlot 158 and 169 ( in Decatur for $4,000. CHINA ASSERTS fCONTINUTO FROM eAQE_OHB\ , fore they evacuated Tsinan, provincial capital of Shantung, destroyed the Japanese consulate general, the Japanese school, auditorium and hospital, and looted all Japanese homes. Utilities were destroyed. the Japanese complained, i in order to hamper their troops. An additional 26 Americans were expected to leave Tsingtao, today in commercial ships, leaving 159 Americans there and 13 in the country near there. Consular authorities understood that there were 11 Americans in the Tsinan area. Nothing was known of their, fate. The United Press correspondent at Tsingtao reported all quiet there. He said that there was no fighting at present in the area and that motor bus service to the interior had been restored. A local vigilante organization was preserving order, but Americans were not ‘ participating. o— Attend Huntington Meeting Tuesday Peter B. Lehman. Ervin Moose, I I C’ayton Thorne, Dale Moses, Richard Moses. James Moses, Noah D. Schwartz, Edison Lehman and L. E. Archbold attended the Huntington i County Guernsey Breeders' Annual banquet Tuesday evening, at the Lafountaine hotel in Huntington. i Over two hundred guests were present and field representative Dick Holden stated that this was the largest single breed meeting that [ it had ever been his pleasure to attend. Brief remarks were made by ®. T. Wallace and Jaok Hilton of Purdue University and tae main [ address was made by Jack Nesbit, associate editor and farm manager for “Hoard's Dairyman.” Motion pictures of local Guernsey shows and scenes of the Isle of | Guernsey were shown by Ed Green-. ■ burg, special representative for marketing of Guernsey milk. Ever- ■ ett Beaty, president o fthe Hunting- i ton County Guernsey Breeders’ cattle club, presided.

' Driver Is Killed As Steering Wheel Breaks Terr# Haute. Ind.. Dee. 29—(UP) —Floyd M. Harmon, 25. was killed Instantly last night when the steering wheel on his automobile broke ou a highway near Liggett. The car ran up an embankment out of control and turned over. His three companions were uninjured. AN ORDINANCE PROXIDIAG FOR PAYMENT Os FF.EN FOR THE VIOLATION OF TRAFFIC REGtLATIONS IN THE. ATTY OF DEC ATI H. INDIANA. SECTION 1. Whenever any membar of the police force of the City of Decatur shall find that any of the provisions of any of ths ordinances reaulatlna traffic In and upon .he utreels and public highways of the City of Decatur. Indiana, have been violated, or are being violate*! by the owner or operator of any vehicle, such officer shall notify such owner I or operator In writing of such violation and It shall be tne duty of such I person so notified to report at the i clerk-Treasurer’s Office at the Cl y Hall Building in said city within 'forty-eight <4B) hours thereat ter. Such notice shall be made in duplii cate and shall show the specific violation, the state license number of I such vehicle and the owner s name, ,t possible to obtain the same, and lit shall be signed by such police off 1- , cer One copy of such nutice t*nall » presented to the owner of such vv 4 hide or his representative when found in char«e of said vehicle and * in case such owner or his representative be not found in possession or lin charge thereof, the posting of I such notice in a conspicuous place I upon the vehicle shall be deemed ‘ sufficient notice of such violation. It ; shall be the duty of such police ofn- | cer to make a report to the t lerk- ; Treasurer's Office at the City Hall I Building of the service of such not - I tee# which report shall give the uatare of the violation, the state license number of the vehicle and the name of the owner upon whom such ] notice was served, If possible to qo- , tain it. in event that such police - officer cannot serve such notice, upon the owner of such vehicle or hit : representative, such violation snail be reported to the Clerk-1 reasurer s < Office and a notice of said v .olation shall then be served upon said owner, the mailing of said notice to the last and usual address of such owner being sufficient. The owner or operator of such vehicle who has been . notified of the violation of any such traffic regulations, shall, within for-tv-eight (.48) hours after having 1 been notified, present himself to- , gether with the notice, at the Clerk- w Treasurer’s Office of said city, if he so desires, plead guilty, and i I tor the first violation of any traffic regulation shall pay to the Clerk-, ( Treasurer a fee of One Dollar . <fl.00); for the second violation a fee of Two Dollars ($2,001; and for , i the third violation a fee of Three i i Dollars ($3.00). Thereafter, all viola- I tions must be prosecuted on r.ffidav-, it In court. . I SECTION IL Upon the payment,of the fee provided for in Section I, | the Clerk-Treasurer shall issue a re- . celpt to the owner of such vehicle or his representative, and it is hereby 1 made the duty of said clerk to keep a correct record showing the amount so paid, the date thereof, the num- < ber of the state license, and the ( name of the owner, and sliall desig- |. nate the violation for which such fee . is paid, and whether or not such violation is the first, second or a subsequent violation by such owner. , And it is made the duty of said Clerk-Treasurer to account lor all . fees assessed and collected by .urn , under the provision of this ordin- ; j ance, and to pay the same into the j General Fund of the City of Decatur. ■ SECTION 111. Whenever any person, who has been notified to appear as provided in this ordinance, shall fail or refuse to present himself at , the Clerk-Treasurer's Office within forty-eight (48) hours after service of such notice, or shall fail to pay the fee provided for the offense charged, it is hereby made the duty of the officer serving such notice, i to file or cause to be filed, in the proper court, an affidavit charging such person with the violation specified in the notice, and to assist in . the prosecution of such charge. SECTION IV. All ordinances and parts of ordinances in conflict herewith are hereby repealed. . Section V. This ordinance shall be in full force and effect from and alter its passage and approval by the • Mayor and publication for two j weeks, consecutively, in a daily newspaper or general circulation, printed and published in the City of ] Decatur, Indiana. Passed and adopted by the Common Council of the City of Decatur, Indiana, in open session this 21st day [ of December, 1937. i ■ Approved and signed by the Mayor I this 21st day of December, 1937. ARTHUR R. HOLTHOUSE Mayor Attest: ADA MARTIN Clerk-Treasurer. 1 Dec. 22—29. - 1 —O ■ 11 - Trade In A Good lown — Decatur

IQaKT-ADS 1 C NEED HELP? its HERE ~ ; From office boy to president—file clerk to secretary—there are hundreds right in Decatur seeking to better their position. A want ad in the Daily Democrat gets them all—brings them to you. And you can choose just what you want from letters 1 or in person. It’s a speedy method that costs remarkably little. ; ww ,| Decatur Daily Democrat < ~~J—- - - ~ I

* RATES One Time —Minimum charge of 25c for 20 words or less. Over 20 words, IJ4c per word Two Times—Minimum charge of 40c for 20 worda or leas. Over 20 words 2c per word for th# two times. Three Times—Minimum charge of 50c for 20 worda or less. Over 20 words 2'/a# per word ’ for the three times. | Cards of Thanks —35 c I Obituaries and verses-—sl.oo Open rate-display advertising 35c per column inch. 0 — ♦ FOR SALE NOTICE — Rawlelg?'s household products lor sale by A. J. Zelt. 103 No. Eighth Street. Phone 274. 264-ktf j FOR SALE — Girl's winter coat.' size 14; Al condition- Phone 9191 or call at 419 Mcßarnes St. FOR SALE — Used Zenith auto radio and hot water heater. James Halberstadt, Pleasant Mills. Itx FOR SALE — Farm lease blanks, three for sc. De-| catur Daily Democrat, 106 No.! Second St. 276-ts FOR SALE—7-rootn hous£, 331 S.> 3rd St. Steam heat, hardwood floors. Open stairway. 3 bedrooms. 2-car garade. Can give immediate: possession. Johnson & Andrews,: Trust Co. Bldg. Phone 104. 304-3 t FOR SALE — Used furniture: 3-; piece living room suite, S3O; four dining room suites. S2O to S6O; one player niano, A-1 condition, S6O; 3. leather davenports, $1.50 to $5; I 1 couch, A-1 condition, $7; several, rockers, 75c up. Sprague Furniture: Co., 162 S. Second St. Phone 199. FOR SALE — Seventeen fall pigs. Second house north of Mt. Pleasant school. Charles Longenberger, | Decatur route one- 305-3tx FOR SALE—2 Town Lots, cheap, or will trade for livestock. W. M. Kitson. 305-Jtx o MISCELLANEOUS NOTICE — Parlor Suits recovered. We recover and repair anything. We buy and sell furniture. Decatur J Upholsters, Phone 420. 145 South Second St. 296-30 t o LOST AND FOUND LOST—Tarpaulin. 12x14, between Milton Girod’s and Road 224. F. H. Fruechte. Decatur Route 2, Phone Craigville 12 on 10. 304-3tx Growth of p'ant roots is studied by an English research worker, through pericopes forced into the ground through glass tubes, tiny electric lamps furnishing illumination. Buy Yourself A GIFT with that Cash Christmas present. WE SUGGEST FOR YOUR OWN PERSONAL I SE: CEDAR 6 CHESTS SAMSON CARD TABLES $1.98 and $2.98 OTHER CARD *7Of* TABLES / TABLE 61 ffiQ up LAMPS ZWICK’S Phone 61 I

WANTED WANTED —Loans on farms. Eastern money. Low rates. Very liberal terms. See tne for abstracts 1 ol title. French Quinn. 152-mwf WANTED, names, MEN under 26 i who are willing to work for $75 a month while training to become i ! aviators or ground mechanics. One j I year's training given by V. S. Air Corps. Costs absolutely nothing. 1 ’ Flying Intelligence Service, Box , 522. Milwaukee, Wis. Itx ( WANTED — Experienced girl to , assist with house work in country home. References. Box - H.P.S.. % Democrat. 306g3t I WANTED —Houeskeeper to care for home and children. Desire ’ someone in need of home. Good wages. Write Box 253 care Demoera:. WANTED—Light and heavy hauling. Also have dump trucks. Phone 6223. Elmer Bailer. 304-3tx WANTED — Woman to telephone form own home to make appointments for engineer. Write stating , qualifications to Box No. 252. 304- tx FOR RENT i FOR RENT —Two rooms, suitable for light housekeeping. 1203 West Monroe St. or phone 669. 305- ; FOR RENT — Modern furnished j apartment suitable for two. Also garage. Close to G. E. Rent reasonable. Box 874, care Democrat. FOR RENT—Front part of double house. North Third St. Call • 613 or 662. 304-31 FOR RENT—Room for woman or girl. Board if desired. Close in. Also garage. 334 S. sth St. Phone ; 987. 305-3 t Forecast Increased Traffic Death Toll Chicago. Dec. 29—(UP) —At least 40,000 persons will die in traffic accidents in 1938, setting a new all time high for the nation, the national safety council reported to- ! day. The 1936 total was 37.800. For the 111 months of this year, it wai 35.610 iand will mount to about 39,030 when reports are completed. Figures over the period of several years show that anything but an increase is out of the question for the new year, the council said. Huge Honey Crop Harvested St. Thomas, N. D.—<U.FB- Honey : has become the major “crop of the W. O. Victor Barm near here. Despite a poor honey producing I season, Victor’s 2,360 colonies of ! bees this year yielded 300,900 i pounds of honey—enough to fill j 2)4 railways freight cars. SALE CALENDAR Roy S. Johnson Auctioneer Decatur Indiana Claim yonr sale date early as I am booking sales every day. Jan. s—Chas. Mollett. 8 miles Southwest of Ft. Wayne on Lower Huntington road, closing out sale. Jan. 6—Virgil Carter, first farm East of Dent school, closing out sale. ~, Jan. 8 — Albert Crauskoff, I < miles East of Ft. Wayne. % m> le South of Maysville road, closing out sale. .. Jan. 12 — Noah Henschen, i A miles West of Kirkland. January 15 —Paul Bultemeir, 1 2 miles east, 1 mile north of Ossian, closing out sale. Jan. 18—Harry Huffine. 6 miles west of Van Wert on Lincoln highway. . Jan. 25—SanT Ehrsam. 1(4 nine west, % mile south of Woodburn, closing out sale. Jan. 27—F. E. North. , 1 mile South and % mile East of Convoy, closing out sale. BOOK YOUR SALE EARLY. ROY S. JOHNSON Decatur, Ind. Trust Company Building Phone 104 Phone 10—

Brad >'» Msrket Cra ' aV "' f ' Veß " h ’ 11)8 " ,0 uo ibt. ■'"’■> l>:>> lb H - -WM m 2"0 lbs fi 200 to 225 lbs lbs ' lbs 350 lbs. “o' l lbs and up Fort Wayne l I ™ [ort Wayne. I, '> lbs. HI; o lbs. 7.90; EN l; w stags ■ t s CHICAGO GRAIN ClOjßSel Dec. Mu 1 the Wheat . 3 I Va 9°™ - "A Oats . jJ INDIANAPOLIS LlVES’vftl* Indianapolis. Ind.. Det. —Livestock: BR Hogs, 6.500; holdoven. k>'t 5c higher on '•’>" lbs., lighter veighti lbs. s">. l:>>>.2oo Ihs..' lbs . 210-225 lbs.. ISifß Il'S. :',n; 235-250 lbs.. b.('s: 275-255 lbs.. ll>' :'- l " l -325 lbs., It" 1.’." lbs. s'77 <s r.c sows steadv. (':it!b'. 7"->. calves, >teer ru ■ under nr. arrivals at nil , uws t'lily steady: tail COWS. -■ .7 < ll'ter ."SMI steady; got! choice, $11.50-312. I S'? ■ p. !'■"•: lambs m# •!■.:• •• loads strittlyl '<! w s'.-rn lambs. 8; , . :: i'.ve land's s‘>: ,s higher at east buffalo LIVWI Kost Buffalo. X Y. Dkl (U.R l.ivcstock: .1 Hous, doo; fairly actfef over Monday; good and H iso 217. lbs.. .‘9.1M9.15: ■ 1,.,.,;.... I rucked »I 230 lbs.. pachM* $6.6M6.85. Cattle. 100: cows ad < Weak to shade lower: IwJ and ctitt'i ows. 53.7544*.1 kinds around $5.50; ligkt« bulls, $5.50-$6. ; Culv- s. 50: vealers stea&l and choice, sl2: plain and $7-$lO- , J s - n ,., p . ri'lo; lambs mnst.?" t., local interests: $9.25 to largely $9.50; mixed grades, s7Wtt ■! $4-$4.50. Cleveland Produce (",.vdand. Dec 79- <L 'M nnsc"'"'l: °xtra Eggs: unsettled; ran J clean 30; extra firsts 27, eofnts 2 '. pullets 21. liv sultry: firm.heM'J ■ I ll(1 ks: fancy b and W-* ;.ova and small IS: ei«_» ordinary 20; v ,toms hrau 22. old toms 20. NO. Potatoes: 'ltuo r "L|j mostly yj.-yniW Bakers s l - 7 ’ ... wrf 11 ->O4 Main Green » Xew York Russet si->”-local grain mahke’ L b °u C rk « Corrected Prices to be P ald 1 ! No i Wheat, 60 M or* 1 ' No . 2 Wheat, Xew Corn.-o » t New No. 2 OatS ’T""', Sow No- 2 Soy Beans Rye " Z central SOYA C# j New No- 2 So >' si.t* e M At7 ?a Stocks: irregular a “ aC £ds: '.moderately ' . meat issues lo« ■ 1 Curb stocks: tr.eg ■ and fairly irf egM* Chicago stock*er. k-nee' ■ Foreign exchange- ; relation to do la i Cotton: -5 to ’ W 1 W s to I'4 11 J cants; cotn - ChlC Xk. cat’ll str« ‘Rubber: ' d^ 6 w YorkLT4 r 4 b 3. r 4 a centss«H