Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 265, Decatur, Adams County, 8 November 1939 — Page 2

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f 1 ■' ■ ♦ Test Your Knowledge | Can you «u»»«r seven of these ten questions? Turn to page j Four for the answers. I In which country is the city of Brest ? i. How is coke nude? .1 What is an epitaph? 4 With what sport Is the numof Ar' Doering associated? 5. Name tb>> capital of Aikanaas. t> Whn h is the fust permanent tooth in a human being ' 7 What is the most common nickname for the State of Alabama? fl. Which card In the ordinary deck of playing cards Is known among sailois a.- the "Devil's bed pout ? :• What is the correct pruntw-.'ia-tlon of the adjective invalid, w-aa tug nut valid in To what general family of buds do the falcons belong? • ' - o ■■ - T *ads In a Good Tewn — oecatie No Hunting Notice! No hunting on the Byerly farm, east of Kirkland high school. J. A. Byerly No Hunting! Positively no hunting on the farm known as the Frank Gillig farm. Harold Mott, owner Marian Michael*. IL I.

■ J ROY S. JOHNSON Auctioneer Nov S Drlmat Kaywood. Rock foul. Ohio Nov II Re* Lol*.- Martin f.u church on North Mb sr«ct, sal. cd I htlieh building Nov. 13 Leo Linton Rocklord Uh to Nor 14 Marvin Dcuioghy. 1 mile auiiih of Ossian on No. 1 Nov 15 Vilas Young West Salem. Wisconsin Guernsey cattle Nov. 14 Hud Guenin. 1 mile south. I'v w.-st us Monroeville Nov. 17 Mis Elisabeth Deft, r 4 miles blast and '» mile North u 4 Geneva. 12» aete farm. Nov 21 Geo Mellol. cattle sale Nov 22 I*- Keyser a Hughe* 3 miles south of Van W.-rl, eJoIllK out sale No*. 21 Mrs Win W inmanti a miles south 1 mile a. st of Rock fend. O closing out *ale Nev. 25 Dim Vatren FarmAnn Arbor, Mich., Pl rcheron burses Nov 27 Guy Thompson. Leliaii on. Uhto. Rc-gtster. d Hereford <*• t' le Nov 2* Fred Ross, 2 miles North and .1 mile Ui-st of Munro D*e 2 Erma Lind*' 'a miles west of Payne, U. i losing out sale Trust Co. Bldg , Decatur. Indiana Phon* 104

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CHAPTER XXIX As Draper looked up at Slim from a sto-.l in the jockey room guilt was written all over the boy's features. S'im • fuickly took the offensive with the judge, however. “You're wrong. Judge, just as I thought.” he said calmly. "This boy i« all right. He’s just a little weak from makie.e weight. I've had him on a rigid diet getting him down to 114 pounds for today's ride.” “Then how do you explain his brenth?" snapped the judge. “Oh. that's nothing,” Slim replied with a shrug, “He felt a little weak this morning so I made him take a little wine to- to, well, yon know, to tone him up, that's all.” "Ilm'" snorted the judge. "It must have In-en potent wine. We'll get the track doctor and find out” A moment later the doctor came tntn the jockey room and asked Draper to walk a straight line along a .earn in the flooring. With studied concentration Draper managed this acceptably and Slim, as the boy walked across the room, was hopeful wlien the doctor nodded in approval. “Now. let’s see YOU do it," was Draper’s chesty remark to the doctor after making gwd in the test. The doctor flew into a rage "That settles it,” he said. "This kid doesn't ride.” Slim laid his hand on the doctor's shoulder. "You've got to jet him ride. Doe. He's a fresh kid. 1 know, and •houldn’t have said it. I'm not asking any favors fnr this boy, but I brought him here from Florida to rid* a great race horse that’s earned a chan -c. Please, Doc, he a good fellow and overlook the kid's dumb crack.” Slim’s earnestness won Draper the doctor's .eprieve. It was still more than two hours before poet time. Slim took Draper by the arm and pushed him to the track emergency hospital. Feverishly Slim worked over Draper there, sparing no sympathy in pummeling the boy around. Dimples submitted meekly to the rough handling dyr-nr >he mMown The pounding, the black coffee an-’ a cold shower worked wonders with the boy ’Tin sorry I let you down. Slim." Diaper whimpered, coming out of the shower." “Im's don't talk about it. You told me once if I ever needed you to send for you. Well. I never needed you like I do today- and look at you!" "I'm all right. Slim. Itemember the way I lisle Knight Errant the day when I thought I was riding for a job with the colonel? Weil, I'll de it again < n!y beHer " "Never mind the dramatics Go g<u your tack and let's see if you can pass inspection by the judges.” Finn joined Heather between races "Everything is fine,” he assured her cheerfully. But his heart was heavy, • • • • Slim strode into Knight Errant's stable an hour and a half before po«i time. Snapper's mournful face showed by the feed bin. “I’ve been wait,ng for you. I know something,” Snapper pleaded nervously. "Ba*-', s:tt on our side. Slim!” he whispered. "He's sending in a wad on him!” Shm obsv'vsd tartly, “Well, then. It will rase the pain for me if Knight Errant loses.” "I’m telling you the truth." whimper, d Swapper. "Ra»ntt is going to give Cmaancho the biuurwM. He ha- a mar hiding over there across the track to vend the baekstretch tn shine a mirror in Comanche's eyes.” Without another word Slim led Knight Errant *«< of the stable and to the receiving ham. Thea he made

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his way, not to Heather, bat into the bos where Edith sat alone. Ho did not give her a chance to x|>eak, for the time was shortening now—the fourth race had been run. "Edith, Basaitt is around dealing ths cards again and he's planning to hand Comanche the nine of hearts He's going to try blinding your hone on the back stretch by shining a mirror in Comanme n The dork, beautiful eyes under Slim's stirred with questions. "That mirror— will it really harm Comanche’s chances. Slim?” "Ruin them I Bassitt knows Comanche always comes to the outside to make his move and if hie man car. spot that mirror on his eyes it’ll atop your henc tea walk UvmaMbe will go craty from the glare—he’ll jump the fence, or anything." "I don’t luwir I’ha? to do, Bhm. Ge to the stewards, I owppoee—a nasty meso araadal In the newspapen. If only 1 could avoid that." Slim snapped hie fingers ”1 know a better way, Edith! Listen, I have a set of trick blinkere with shutters oa them. A eord runs from the blinkers to the jockey's hand and when be wants to elose the blinkers he pulls the cord. Put those blinkers on Comanche today.” “A sort of Venetian blind arrangement, for a horse?” questioned Edith. "Amusing!” But she did not look amused as she pulled herself up, wearily, to send word of the blinkers to her stable. Thank you. Slim," she said gently. "And -Heather is waiting " Edith left hurriedly and Slim made a quick call «m Heather in a nearby to>«. "Remember me? I'm the guy that's going to saddle Knight Errant right now- with Coronado's old raring saddle!" Heather opened her purse and pointed out a erisp new |>i bill. “Look. Slim! I'm putting it all on ' Knight Errant. That shows how much I trust him today. Tell him that. Slim I” Eagerly, with all rancor forgot’•n, s’-tr give Drejer his final 44 ing instructions “I want you to hustle Knight Errant out of the gate. Get a position early and avoid trouble amuad the first turn After that I want you to make only two moves.” ~. Thu :e sketched his equine chess game for the dimpled boy in the riding silks “And duel forget," he wound up owamngl). "that the saddle you're sitting or today was Coronado's." There was a alight delay in getting ready for the parade to the poat while the trick blinkers were being adjusted on the resentful Comanche, under the supervision of Matt Bid die, who had -oom to Edith’s rescue when Slim left her as trainer. Comanche had drawn number 1 post position and Knigbt Errant number 2. A hush of expectancy fell over Heather and Slim and fifi.OW others, their cyan focused anxio-.s|y on the passageway leading from track to paddock where pnncaly animals in flashing colors came nut one by one The blue and gold silk cap of Dimples ttoaper shone over the crest of the emwd Knight Errant pranced onto Um track, shimmering in beauty. Suddenly, at sight of him. Heather rememto-ed! Another day, four years before in this same beautiful arena. Another hone, magnificent—almost, it had seemed to the girl. Heather immortal Then Coronado had quickened her heart-bio memory moved it now And now as a wdlltoa del I are tn gioesv horsehide stretched out single file m the block long equine pageant on its way to the post, tne pressaee at 4d Daa seemed dowa by the rail, a gray figure watehmg. as

themselves Everybody hoped Belgium and Holland would issue a joint declaraUoti of their intention Io defend thetnaelves If In vailed by Germany "

four years before he had watrheu Coronado. ’’! mustn’t remcmlier,” thought Heather, trembling. Now Knight Errant marched by her box. His blackness glistened in the Santa Anita sun. His proud head nodded as if in comforting as surance to Heather, but his liquid eyes were fixed straight ahead, down the track. “Slim!” Heather skid in a small, choking voice. "Perhaps he seis Coronado ah»ad -clearing the way for him!” Slim caught htr hand and did not let it go. Only a horseman could understand that note in Heather's voice. Only a man who loved horses could picture the presence of tie Cat Coronado, leading his only r to glory. The grip of Slim's hand recalled Heather to reality. "If he wins.” she said with sudden girlishness, “I know HI faint!” "And if he loses. I will. So thst evens things up,” retorted Slim with a flippancy he was not feeling. In reality he was in an agony of apprehension. for he had glimpsed the round features of Draper taking Knight Errant to the post, and they were white with strain. But Knight Errant! The sight of him stirred Slim. For the first tim« in his life he felt a rightful sense of pride in achievement. He had brought Knight Errant a long ws; in the three months since ho hac taken the horso under his care Wit or loee, now, he could be proud. Hi had datle something with his life. "For the right horse," he thought, and stealing a glance at Heather "and the right girl.” He winced at the thought that all he had done could to wiped out in two minutes of bungling by a faith less jockey -a jockey Slim himself had guided from the rut of mediocrity. And Heather, standing with her hand lost in Slim's in the excitement, waa thinking too. More than ever before her life dependmi on th* fleet limbs of a horse. "If Knight Errant loses.” she thought, "I lose Slim." For Knight Errant, ts beaten, would give Slim bark to Edith A-h leigh H< ather thought bitterly of the patrician Edith, lounging gracefully in her swathing mink coat in I her box. Slim wondered at the sudden way her hand tightened in his as if she could no* let him go. He studied tin tote board. "Comanche fl to 5, Knight Errant • to 1. Say. am I eraay. Heather? Seems to me they should be just the reverse." Slim took heart as he raw Knight Errant standing quietly in his sis! gate. The deep voiced babble of th crowd was subdued to a murmur. Then a swirl of color whirled away from the barrier ano with it ro.e a thundering crescendo of cries. Out of the gnarled mars of hoi m s Slim's binoculars picked up first Rattle and Roll, the meteoric miler, fastest breaking horse in the land, out in front, with Knight Errant second, free from trouble- free and away! “Draper!” yelled 81 im in nervous revulsion as he saw the jockey disregard his ordi rs and lash Knight Errant once as they swept by the judges' stand the first time Then Slim’s fears were allayed. He chattered nervously tn Heather. "It's al! right. Draper's just making sure of getting a position. The boy has a head on him when he wants to use It. He's taking a cross in the reins.” Slim was exuberant as he saw Knight Errant settle down into a smooth stride. "Keep hoping. Heather, thei're entering the baekatretch now." (To be continued) raewtan s, IMeVtXvflM H kt«C r«Bfd«eq By. Ite»4< | M

* RATES Or>s Time—Minimum charge of ] ' | 2Ss for 20 words er less. Over ‘ |2O words. D z4 c per word. | , Two Times—Minimum charge | ; || of «0c for 20 words or less. | ' Over 20 words 2c per word for , . the two times. ! : ■ ‘ Three Times—Minimum charge I |of 50c for 20 words or lees. ] Over 20 worts 2!«C p«e '"< ,rd I ( for ths three times. I . Csrd of Thanks —35 c . I Obituaries and verses *LOO | > j Open rate -display advertising I I 35c per column Inch. ■ ♦ ' FOR SALE FOB SALE - Dr. Salsbury Hota ' Caps worm powders. Tonic and conditioner. Janieeway ventilating syeleiu and equipment Decatur 1 Halcbeiy, Foulti-y Headquarters 234tf ALWAYS - New. used wasbeie. digereut makes, sweepers, healing. coal-oil, cook stuves; smatl payments. Decatur Hatchery dealer. James Kitchen, salesman RVMMAGE SALE Friday and Sa I uiday. to to b< Id in garage. 334'* Win- bi *i. i St Z«5 3t 1 ■ . FUR SALE E'our Pointer pup*. 5 1 months old. Also one named J bitch C. U. Manley , 4 miles east aud south of Monroe. 2f13-a3tx FOR SALE -i’urvtoed Duroc male I hog \ear old Two miles west. ' mile south Pleasant Muis 11. J J Sells- 364-3 U -- i FDR SALE IteuUug property. Full' i business lot, oil main pived street ' Rented for 15 uo per month Price! • lioO.uu. J. F Hocker, Ex.. Monroe Ind. 3d43tx FOR SALE— Free home trial on Zenith - Philco — RCA Radios) L'hnck Bros. JXI-fl*. , FOR SALE I'aed furniture and pianos: Two 2-pleee living room suite*. A-l condition, 1 used dla-1 las roent rul'e. r-d ’ -i—d | ix-d room suite. 1 cabinet radio, I table*, chairs, rockera, 4 pianos. < all in A 1 condition. Large tiumbi r | us used mattresses, A l condition 1 lawik thin mi'll ll.Uldlm ovei ami tell ux what It Is worth to you. Sin ague Furniture Co.. 1&2 South Sei’-.md St Phone l»». 3<4-2l l H>R ,<4ALE -Radio tte‘>es. we will call al your home and check Radio tubes free. L'hrlck Bros. 2toLdl FUR MALE Good studio couch, U.S cover; Um good small roll top desk One modern cook stove.l Decatur Upholster Stop. 254-31 Foil SALE 2 beds, large slxe for, children, site <2’ long, 23" wide Simmons fnaae complete. Ilevctur Upholster Shop 2U4-3t ——— ■ . ——*s———w FOR SALE liuierximmg mattresse*. 100 lumi*|irUu Maitresaes. Beautyrest. Dei-paleep. Spring-Air. | St ern* a Foster Air Foam and I many otbars. Litoral trade tn ali Sowancx- for your old mattress K;Z term*. Sprague Furniture C 0.,; 152 So Second St. Phoue 19‘« 2<»5-2t . FOR SALE <Jae Used living room suite, 112 sb, due walnut coffee pubic, glass iop. Decatur Upholster ni'-'p MMfll FOR HALE Few choice Hereford steers. Or, will put out to responsible party to fe<-<| on inntrai t. I Call Edgar Mutschter. phone 101 i between 10 a. in and 13 noon 37<-M | FUII BALE Two very good Jer j Scy lilaa, Uulc. fiesit mldiiti oil Octotot. Also Htnan Swiss Jersey! cow. Harold Rbynard, llfl Grant street. 2*l2U FOR SALK Premier duplex < leaner. Repomessed. Can have for lialauce due. Ih-iaiui Eleelrh ‘ Shop I'liuni 244. J.l.i Full SALE -A giaid used SeUets , kite bi n cabinet with a utility cabinet io match. Also a high chair and large slxe baby bed 1 I'houi- Itos or 44'1 ZCS-21X < —■ u Brui'c McAtee of Bluffton was a ' buatness visitor In Decatur Tuesday ' afii-t noon. ,

N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Ey«* E*Min«A • Glmm« FhUF HOURS •:» to 11. JO 12:30 to 6:00 Saturday*, 0.00 *’• Talaphona 1A» flffPBL FREK WtU» WINTER CHECK-UP WHITE A XKMKR Agio Repair. 4Cd at Manro* — Ph U H. i 44

MISCELLANEOUS AUTHORIZED County dealer for Dri-Gas. the bottled cooking gas. Tbor washer and Ironer. E c Stucky, Geneva Hatchery, Phone IM, geneva. > Uft-it NOTICE Upholstering, nflnishlng aud repair work of all kinds. We buy aud sell good furuiturs Decatur Upholstery Shop, South Second Street. Phone 420. 24U-3UI SEWING MACHINES Siugor «!•■•- ■ rice; vacuum sweepers, autolAatlc irons. Low monthly pay.. Benia. We leach sewing tree. All makes repaired. Needles, oil, parts, i Singei Agi-ut. Phone 411. 3534* FARMERS ATTENTION - Call 870-A al our expense tor dead slock removal. The Stadler Pro ducts Co, Frank Burger, agent. 13-Ui WANTED ~~ WANTED Man to cut wood on shares. Harold Mott, Phone M2l. 3f15 2tx WANTED- Full or part time ofica work by young lady. Eiperienced in typing, dictation, legal work, mimeographing, own typewriter aud mimeograph, references. Phone 355. 2*4-3tX WANTED 10b m>-n to driv< new model tractors at the McCormk k Deering tractor demonstration Saturday. November 11. M-2t WANTED -Loans on farms Easturn mousy. Low rates Vsry liberal terms Seo me far abetracta of Utle French Quinn. 33-m w f WANTED Mattress Rebuilding, any kind and size. Feahter mat-' Stresses made. Oistoro rug w-aving. I Bei ne Bedding Co. 2t>3-3tx FOR RENT i FUR RENT All modern housi on North Second street. Phom 4711 or 73. 2C5-3U 1 FDH RENT—Hi acre well improved farm on stock and crop halves Modem dairy bsm. Possession March 1. Aildlews Box t>s. care Democrat. 253-3 ts FOR RENT Tso outside room*.! above Niblic k h Co. Suitable for! oßcee. Heat, water furnish- d. m wly decorated Inquire Niblick h Co. 253 3t LOST AND FOUND LUST Blu k Pomeranian dog si* mouths old Reward. Phom-7t>»> 274-211 — u MARKETS AT A GLANCE Storks: Irregular and quiet. Bonds irregular. U. S. governments higher. Curb stocks irregular Chicago stoi ks: irregularly low-i ' er. Chicago slocks: irregularly low i « Call money: one per cent F'oietgn exchange; lower. Cotton: higher. <)mtne: wheal linn up about 'to cent. Corn steady and unchanged. <*!tl<-ago llveatock: hojm wr-sk cattle irteady to weak, sbiep aieady.

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