Decatur Democrat, Volume 56, Number 30, Decatur, Adams County, 27 July 1911 — Page 4

THE DEMOCRAT. ■namiMM! aoMRi« rv >tw > m «NfefeM. ***■»*■» Mar* f*a* a uruca few*** m t*« portifem ax Dtcatxr. 14 ••<•■. ' «4aM BAL SAXtCT 3TFK4AL MMI 0? ABAMS C< DeoMr i hxt-m mi ot xr*BtayeC tnwil m* Mthoi are w Ix 2 tbiags are 3ss»- • ’ eikz.’tc ij> ST4..«** >* Li* littW fA<W Iwrtßg tie jam year Thia oofftt to LAie ■- ? t * . _ • .1 ....;• * *»> le _* s*x xj ll* frxber i~w TT.i Tj<*r E3si L-*i4LT*r a* <eC — zredKe ©£ tXu ?tax: :a .**.*■: M* CIMMHb s a t-i.l-iJ ■racier ixc <l2 ®a*e lere >: »re Li£rx< _L*rje of *xe >:£.<erx. He E£-i-re* _* ixa: sx-zie <_ :< 'jassaa* «*• • -i ;<i*4 :*e *: ssaie tit* x Lr-t rasse 11l aac 'secasae ire. Slll«. x ft~<x rt. Lie c > >moc« partT ixr fae<r tie ■'i lllx* ..X aßhin Tie ;•*<:.*• ire EUtx tl«ste.v« xearx. The ’A-x« of xfee ?ek cay x :» xa-* :e*x of rreiu nhe 111-ixi rreftf Wl> Aiaxxs ’i*-x y *i» :«« ■or* :c~w-11 - * ’*a? sa*y Lexers r t lx** ecc. it :cr crc-p? azi l: w Li* re: of the bat rays wd I .-L..C Li* ft r* ‘L'L.fe? 12 1 er£-&naa£iag all yerfeet fklk’l Dm* see*! aen't trews. tooT car-1 • I ry yc»L.r cc y >ir ..» tie zci- I gfs&wUix.. -v fe.t fe I a.way> :cr x* tad. lx: :x* x»: up jxd :*>:«* I: wlx lh* -* *_ j BBM BtMMB M <-’* *: IM j t£ s «*; a -ALX" ?. v - - T: * •ts 2- * ~ I .: -»:*£* As taoßßh Gcowwr Xu*-’ reply w Mr Fryiz < it^r m e £X,*l 1-5 LXr < *■'*’? .OC - '23. I > ■ x' — r ..: 11 - *— ' -' i : -ie iLEt**t 'Moe x. tbe jxz.-i H* * Ge»*rs>3r Mi-sistT ti* ' ■s* ax3k-I.'xc at x_s ioc-3 isr -.he ; *x_i'-ix... ;■*■?*. zee. lixxks. ■j "® say xX*: <kt •iZJ XaT-e a. sevac .x the xn x-est: :•: “it.. x*.r<?aX ■e®ie*tjcss. aW ■■' th* i-r-eea.’.** see •:. uke ■z* ;*<’?.♦ «t haffia— se Aa? »'2 ■K*t the <a*tfj4»cr es M ’ Mlt«xa2_ whe win tarry I*4:kla x I>ll 'ay •-*+ j- t« a ca*et4axe fw the ;r«»e>r7 | :z xxaxy years. K the xat- :-zal dewx- j racy ’isa t« see?. Lzh..*x.i ji .:xe x?! the xext elactxa fw the ;-re*: ceat.v ‘ ’.-fhet. jsat Gcwersw Mar-' sha.. Jw the >reat4es.: y aad the pt<-; ;-.e »i 3*e 'he *est —Tr-rs Daily T'.aes. A tx-.r» jt’tft.Ey procs.; x-est .a a--way at this ti»e, is that of ' Sesater Baiiey c€ Texts. At the he-itxE-hg of the xesex: aaas « of tae<t«m ho boi£y ieeiarec K-aoeif ®s>- .<-«« to reeioroc:-y aa4 '. rastec of

t»ht he *o<M asaho k Be rxec*e<e4 ta «ctx.t< too heaso crass to r«to orth ta A tea years Mo he »a.s ocesaherod the str.->a4*»-ttexttee of the -nar hocse. Thea he 'taaahejei. with the StAXiarf OU. stood with the s'axipxtte-w axd . ocherotao estdesrec the treth of ra- . that he had *soM oat" He is ac'W a fa-See leader, yeeatad at with «<c>ort hy hi» roDeafrei. 4atrtotod ty sees, of eeeey jarty Hss ixfaeaoe is £ i rx b ix-'f ■* bcs. us.'f kcl. . ©»r the lote Star state te se&d a sexatcr . ad*e a- K. Erw x of Ft Way* tie xis csadi ix"y ?or the sitreste :e&-t Hz* Atatts coxatj frleMc aS do ali a their tr' xx r.a -x th-s high aMetjoa. hash x the coaeestvnt. aad at the >&.:«. Jxdge Erwra taa always teea here I - -k> serrec _s «s re?reset:xtrre. as csrrsr: *adce. aad as a ?«aser ax Setter x the ca=se of Jeesxxrary He was a eawdld«*e for the Ktcrr* .■.csesr.y ion.* years apt hot was debated hy Jadse Meets It a he wxS he *xe‘asset w.thoos -.x sad that he wfll ox oxtt the -wt of the neket text year He is s. ;.eas xf cee.xer’.tr a sane-t iawyei » w a*d impartial ywist axt ix *» ery way worthy c£ txs hooor j •i»T«-i l oc Wx-sha_ has cecx-s- --- • t 54 r ax f ’ tat i- >•* ’ |MM*taMi shoaM anto dtaar jMt! w*.--e Ilf •■- Slixd K LX* ■5‘ATK*&i >- ,-«s. T.--5T $> 2 •*■>? ~ - * 1* Li 5 Itae » M > way ttet wffi aM m> | L2> 1* ruiikiy He ... __ v‘ikT.v.»xxr*x* *•' tbe ~~?•*■■*■■ * lv* for :e_y W-: ii* r**9«—ve Ti*e s i irT’fßiT i~ — MfCPi lx-jl :•: i< lx* i..**d t x*. Lift- ;»i> . _< Ly if rx ti-e Kwas-t ’-ax ax-i the rwysol of the ax. trwK ass He as: ax*os»oec that ae i .' hex a "‘'■' ti-e x the sec.se that he w-rj its ten hat J **- ■*-- - * -i* tmxna wxxt lx • hookde its lesefcs w_ oow-i-rtsate wwei to i rrester Tkcol . State* and a r—etter lixai; ~t’ • r-.T-xr ate eßhct of the ar-*ea&e«t jwrS - a-k a arw spt«. i—e eh- . Itsocs tec-reec the 7l_»: State* ax: .-fa-i ax: «— -exx. to a mtr-c*< z-••-Hi.** ~T. !•*<***-! *-!.•+ TWS ■•"’LT' ! — > X«-X wIL *dFMhf**»‘ if i<ri ‘ f :•* v L.TIH* X FL--XILII- ' t; k-Z m X»2 r ’ i.EWW -*!£* LX-* ’*< ' Liv T i -xe xewrTKa ■wjtrky 3 txe hoowe f ■■ -1 *W soaworaty x tx-e ! secare t:r the:' rwoosooeod Ffic«f. as • . ere :-sK:re to sec-Ere -ts to row r*- The | - JUT-.-.-—K-e of MT 'Je*y Xs-tS'-*-' i!r_ - | ie« SoSowed the fisttates of a x-rte' . IrC. we ax :n_- susy that we ».a -■ >-wx*-i te the ter :t tie oczual »r-e-a-ca. of tie -es.-jn-cty wesnre t- - <x" e t*esr tce-xie-i e*.---r— -eitear' The Niirtca- Sa*:' _ a. Assm ar_xu. j wxt-.l x*s yie~ ' j'.se-i rt* twea-y-KXit _ rax.tec a*i tie xaone uixe: to t--'tat-.cca. jTes* »_sser.mtjtH. Xev -..■*• of x■: rem eat sajCXT tie ae . scc -aot-t of acre wwtao ts le nem iers w* be ewrarced. in x w ie,tiered tbsr withio tre T e«rs the as-, to.-mooc wfiß bare a ad three th-i'-sax-d The ecterta-onea: at. Detract mckaded a bowt tri? to Lake Erse, w here the hip xojeet of h-sildt .*< . i zew rhaewei fee sea-ercxf vessels is ' tader way a rrsche’-x at the Park-: j Dawis ftsctory axtosobGe a*d boas . itrijo to Be£> Isle. Boh Lc. vartc-rs - jarka Wiadsor aad c-txer piaee* of io- ’ teres- Mr A D Modect. of the E- ® woof Reerr i was ad«waced to the: Ipoaittaß of km wiee j-esrcect a*d zer. year wz2 ie a taadidate for the . •rrw-jjeacy CKhers aeatxoed for She ' -xace are Joe 'Thagyie. editor of the ■ NatMwal Mayat.xe aid Jams M<-’ Rae. r»* of rhe' focad-er* of the Serip.pe-Mcßae .-*aj--e. FW7XD—Siawi. frexx aabsca Moaooe strwet tt G R i 1 c-rcostxx Am m this adtee.

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tht atyM aid rci».T-xx. two » tar>X’ &’ Tiers a sm fewwd F*-' *» > -Ao bxwe » .ysßJwOed w redfe* I » | »e£f Tfere as *e ** >"** •* ' I T>tMC It » the MC era; sty* if W I that bxl the bon* as>i rder ** aa* seers with tie apjrreal of '■ icoe • wbe Mje? «<•: rd 3k ~' i '* wits the IF. F-ax » *!-“• *< ’- s * a : “ the rwwbeya Mexcaxs .c Oooncta »*w Sere Tie’ w.th a rwMidSiat.'.'tt cf si’eed. frwe aad fe"3* that •■•• where tai » tarn. They ar* 1: h-’®* a or tor* feck u : •« '.lets tcrsei*. rt«h* Sbk feOße a lecesssty fe wt Se-ti’-se they are .-■.'Cijn-Jbt *-. m©r or fak oft The sa» em fe mM *» tie fen* wiea 1_» noenonts *-re :,ms 'Jer*:. H®* «-”• » 3K '- ,ra * * 4 ' 1 is xofeed » the i®-*- T« S» ’*« TO Rn-.'i sfe-w -ses » «■«» •’ 3 tie tatg* i-*ia that tie feree A sees aid its efloormrtie* are —e same as wfe» in-’-.ded with w»lx '■ •«d si*.'* There a *0 fecer dtstfeav Joe i-.-reeasaxsi.:; tmT-haJ-:* •tat whs* tie ettt.re :c®.?*xy 'ti ste-c tiia: a ist.'s..sl..xx swee? irecxd le k*«a- Tiere a >xi;xx tie e*s' artrfcial m tie ■onnno • M e.tie- feree or infer The dsjioy cf n.-1-X I- .'rseimsi_7 3 w i.:: tie r*.— Mreeo if seel feeoe ai>: rtdere , sre tai*.: » tfesr very itanost It • th* -itax :r tic** »ie view few •: -:e aid ie mrveamt* «f i-:-s« that sober xir tie xxue wtti all the vtgrr lie-- fedfe* :*hi'X3. There a aoth- -- terse-feck r-'r i* Tier* a*c trwi* sd we ix ewy htre* a scesi-ec ce - :-.- z-" * -. .*->--it stt ' -, A< ■ m w .th ■’ y c_r-t"is ar nder at? ;.xc las dsce n- i to estaiLsk tie -w:--i-. to as the U1 r-icc Will' Wok shew, r.iixx s 1:' :«e :-f the ‘ tit - fsorxm Dft SAVA'S *-’O COLL DES *:• ta a- scy Bsrc. st - Fort wayne. Ax I&a. a: — itx* a t< eyrie, collided ye*-<rda 3 with the a.to dr.vex by D' C C Ra’l of Met.-:* tod. at the cor-1 set of Wa*h3*icx aad Ham*c« I streets Tie yooth s-Sered a staler o* trh:-r t--_.se*. bat was cared • forty le Rayl ax: wa* at * to ride away sir-rtly after the at ridext. For-;’ 111 oa~fT tie axto was roast** o® k>w I speed ax: »u jr&c**: to a stop jasd as tie *d t ..-t-e-i i* fmot of the ear | vi .e- t-sx o* th* left sad* of the] sr-s<*-' Wnh Dr Rayl ax the txe was 1 7 L. JehasoK of Decaxar. lad. —Fon, 'h ayze | c- — A acry-ip ofe writs th* fire de yaroooM by ree of the Dwcaxir Mjxc Car <cez?axy s tr-jeks ;xe*edxax*.y. alter tie *_area of fire wa* sccmded Taooday to the xoeie of Job* Ga . 1 ■ os. Sort! Secxscd street prevefitet. wxat rxf lave tee: a total loss to • txe i>Ane x-rijiec by Mr Gaxar-i Tie m >’ tie socor track aided me iresiea *?«*■...■ la *etifa* a quin: jia- if water x;cx th* ilaie. The fire Martas z. txe s..r.rn.ee kitchen, just i owe if th* house. feK so ooe is able ■.. 4:Li.’ .“xa.'_:c rela’ive to its , - trtgnt. as taere tic ieer. no fire :n that ia. — tor icrne time Before the < irrtvii rs ria* irHnen. a* the scene the i*B<iioors mute -xetnaei' es busy ear —n% out rile iunsefet-iid goods and ime<t 1 bncira: brigade, iotx* wta; aunt inril jwr» >Ker*il assist-, um’* jy rhe a.utii** tis -dot. The. UiUH— obh iwtxeti r- 1 ...le Mors-, nan, win iar— erf tnsmiace oe the lame, mt the taniau» ■»■_! iscjss? to > so. ■ luflur 1 rmiFM iiulari the cost »nrf i<e.ng tartly seimnod. in»: wfetrraer tuna-i* via ban* xy water. Mr Ll-j—t. -n«e oeenv*b>. «®fered bc| i’.sh jo is innaeiici.; x-icrfs. axkb is taefe o* _ie -®med *0 tasaraoc* whosever Tie xare- iees. livfeg ir. -je irecer— :«jy u few saonths nir rwenrly uar—ec. axd Mrs. Gar- ( irt wtf«rvrf 3tT«th frtax the scare and • ; *X'.t.*si«t «1. : : : *-. That the' ; cry a nun 3 seed of a sore prac- ' inf lr» ihqararis was ix evidence. uui tie sooner we ofearx one, the safer will be rae precee tso* tor the ■e.;p.> ;f -je rixy of Decatwr. A rwgader s&irnx ;eriod m progress a: th* Tino* of Joly wiE beta* enrrxra- ' j>at aess ixrf »-_n»er storms to easrere ports sf tho eooatry during •xe fc* two to th-ee days io Angus l ' Tie t®*i-a-xre of Jagfter. Meadta* w--.: other -a Lse-t wiE aggravate all' ta-xrtaxres afewt this tine. A rwotaeobary storm period has its ' inter 3 th* S<h aad 4th. On and toseha* ties* iite*. Irc-k for tiirc-' ■ ed Aiirnse of tmpenenre. faii’.n* ba- - -ox-ece.- axd tßcderaxe to light, nioiy . . rains. We do »oc believe that rains vflfi ;e soferse*: for crop* that are ix x-it-rsd by early Aagus' except 1 tn »rrow 1-xaLties aad akog the . w .dd> eastern •e«t-..cxs. 1 A regular stores jeried extesds : ten the 4th to the 14th. fev-mg fell =w: a* the Mi. aad no* oa the

ogowrfetboiak. This ferto* -riU -mtefefe ,b and viotet. blu.tee.ng wtxri R«l*f ;po ® r<<l warmth wC «oD*w disturbance* M thio Ume. afe =Axy <lll ® o<) ' «ra-» rwfe. ■* •«® cient for gen ‘ XT£-£*—» The sth “ tbs enter of a marked seismic J* r .(A eneaiug about four days before ud after tbM tale On an about tfe iteh. a crisis of electric*! and seismic enrurhasre* ' a rrrryiT storm period »• •«. the iTth and 18th. calling - -Trf-esed ssn«c heat, falling ba--..iMte- vM b.3Stenng storms A .v,- » rs *. asocnting to showers «eer»'** will result al -i s li-£ ccier Aug“-« Worm periods A -ftCilL.- KMT* period covers ife ’■ltt, -® fiiti. mtral on the 23rd: ’ a ronrrionßiy »t«m period will ’--x decided storm conditions on the »--• is-i a*d Srth. The moon being ■« the rele«i*- equator on the 26th may bri*g thunder storms and fill the tiam between this and the pre---r period with threatening. -seAther Indications are that tie no*th will go out with change to' ‘ **d such cooler weather —— — — again shows up *-wa* n Baca Seen Aja<n Last Ser.roay Even nj. Tie w■-•mw in black has again made ier a;pe*ra*ce. this time on Marsha’i wtrse-- oslv a short distance from her forxer tracks on Fifth street, where ate was noticed on several occasions ;x the evening around 8 oclock, *-- -r of neighbonng children had gathered a: the Charles Heckman fe.se o* Marshall street, jnd while a: tlay co the porch, this so-called wexxx n black made a jump at the edge of the porch, almost frightening ‘•he -htldren to death. She has also t*#- seen at other place* ana attra. - ting the attention of people by beh poealiar ways, but at no time has she ! molested any grown persons. A close . *a~t .s beuig kept in those neighborhoofe where her presence has tee* wooced and she sometime will a<> feabt get all that is coming to her - — Al Snafier cf Portland was in the I city M ?<oday evening on ais way home teat Fbrt Wayne where he had gone zo obtan his horse and r.g from Saerif Rexheiderier of Allen county, who i *-v notified kirn that be has it in h;s i poeseasioc and which had been among the number that were stolen by Jesse McCoiluxn. the horse thief of GenevaTwo years ago this coining fourth or December Mr. Shaffer had left ais horse standing, hitched, on one of the street* of Portland, when it disappeared. and nothin* tad been heard con eemm* its whereabout until more tfefts had crept .nto notice, and it was tfea stppcsed by Mr Shaffer that his property was among the missing outfits It «as a valuable animal, a pacer. asd of some step, aad Mr. Shaffer thought it might have been somewhere in the state of Michigan, and 1 owned by some horseman in this line, but nothing to this effect could be learned by him. When discovered by the Allen county sheriff, who is acquiring a very popular name recently ! for the excellent work which he is performing in the way of capturing stolen goods.- the animal was found in the vicinity of Woodburn, and in the possession of a fanner He told of his mission there, and upon explanation the fanne? turned the horse over , to the sheriff and is now out the price which he paid McCollum for it. JThe . rig belonging to the outfit was some torty miles distant from where the horse w-as located, but is the same one ■ wned by Mr Shaffer, and he now has th? complete outfit again, with the exception of the harness On his way ■ home he stopped here in this city, and in but a few minutes had a large gathering of people, who were anxious to learn of the animal's capture. He went as far as Berne Monday evening where he remained for the night. O’ — One of the most delightful double birthday surprises of the season was that given for Mr. and Mrs L. T. Brokaw, of the north part of the city. Mr. Brokaw was sixty-four years of age Saturday, and Mrs Brokaw will be sixty-four years at age Thursday of this week, so it was decided to have th* event commemorative of both. The guests from Ftort Wayn* arrived on the 10 o'clock car while the two who were to be surprised were away from home, and taking complete possession as the house, were waiting to give Mr. and Mrs. Brokaw the surprise of their lives A long table extended its eighteen foot length tn the dining room, and was covered with all the seasonable delicacies and substantials that go to make a feast ; sioptncHL- beyond description The chief lea-tires of adornment were two large beautiful whhetested cakes, baked and prepared by Mr. and Mrs. Brokaw s daughter. Mrs. L. G Cede, «m • irre'.■ These as. which were adorned in the center in red teetißg with the auabers 'if and 44 —the

age* of the c*l*braxu, l M ,T* K each end of the Ufee Th< and evening were ***■ different amusement.- Mrs y,T"B kaw Johneon. who h M Doaver. t'olo., rendered so m . lent music, a* did a:* 0 w , |s Houk and Miss Paulu.. 'i* rett. Master Truman In time with hi* triangle. nBI present were Mr and M-. •„. *■ ' Miss Erma Houk. Mjg s Houk Mr and Mrs ( .7 Mrs. Effie Brokaw .b *B| Truman Johnson of •> , ,L*B| from out of town, y- .. . Waters. Mr and Mrs ... ■ tac. Mrs Daniel Ws- v . 'ra| ley Waters, Mrs Sadi- •7., M . k ’''B| ‘ eccaKern Mrs Mad- ■ ' tpH Brokaw of Fort Wayr i:: ,j M . Mrs I. G <'ole and da p a , B of Garnett. The ever- *,| Bl happily remembered : . , 3 _W of the gueots returned ~ O clock evening I ar . Bi matned for a longer visit H HELD CONSULTATION. B Mrs A J Gephart, I:v .nr r.- ar state line is still lytnc -. j ous condition as the -•» • ■ d B ■ up which she engaged .n a week ago. when the :. e .;. she «»» nd:ng was ■ v jg ß .••.cmob:.e being d-.'~r. :- --..8 er of Van Wert. Ohio. i: .B fa..- she was throw- * •- - to the ground receiving -. :r>r ,,B T'-s Morea•ailed into consul tat: •?. •.- : ■ M Bi -.s’O'.ered that the ..: s.ffermg from a b--»*t '■■■-''eii.B and perhaps mterna. require seme '..• -, -M ce able to be around - :.- ; sl: .B ■:-er physician has he-:. - .Hl since 'he accident c- B LEBANON GIVES ■ 3- • . : - B Lebanon. Ind . J : y . - OI ,M • ■ n election y es'e-.-f. dry" by a majority vote cast was Dry. »• * ? t. ,;<■ The vote was very bee. - i:.-lutalM rote of the city is : tbi<B number 1'47 cast tali"- -•«»-•■ cay s election The dry- -*-! »■ vigorous than the »e'.s their vote out. H The Sunday school : ellH E church. Taught by yt H er*, left on the 1? o < s *• :or >1 grove near Monmouth. - -■- thrjH spent the day picnic kilt *:.u oauitH the jolly good time ma' 'i- iollß usually have. Miss M?* - - • panted by Miss Marie : ■■ - • . a-lH the other guests were A Gladys Eady. Edna RcvemH Shoaf. Mildred Strebe •* Ston*B burner. Gertrude Kinze. ii-a Aixet-H baugh. Lola Boch. Lucile L.r.ier, iot is DeVoss. Marie Sm:"_ '■' r Fe.derjohann. Esther ButleMrs. Clem Voglewei- ■ -c-«1 » very agreeable surprise -o a sister. Miss Grace Coffee brated her birthday anr. ?-■■'.■ ' !on ' day by inviting the girls 'he <1 C. club to spend the ever. - iGames were on the a~ -•: achdar. aad music by M:ss lermaiw Coffee was also a delight: as’ ,e: the entertainmect M-? Voeie»rie served a very delicious e"® l 0 complete the evening s -< ■. r. Miss Coffee was preset , - _ _ '/ fhP Lanasome vase as a tose.. ur teem and good will of i ■ The Salem Aid soc:e'..- ■ rae * Thursday afternoon with Brown and a good atter. sired Th* Ladies” Aid society 1 ion Chapei church will tree- t'ednesi day afternoon with Mrs It is desired that all be Mrs. Arthur Fbrd will • nostes the Mite society of the > leth church Friday afternoon ■ on Sixth street STOLE SCHOOL DOOR SPR |Nt I Marshal Peterson has h - e?e ° n ‘ fellow suspicioced of bav .ng s'® the heavy spring from ' h - doo ' ' the West ward school building- ' spring cost the board five ar? _ a j( just what the fellow who I should want with it has nt' ' ,ee " >' ured out. although he may :e a explain it :n court when ••* comes. A person who thus > a public building deserve- no • iency. .1 ' 1* STORM ON LAKLJ a- <neclkl I® I I Detroit Mich, July _ »■ e ' Daily Democrat >— Severn! h,,a ’ S ? | missing, many are reporte " ■ ijand all ports along the 1 ■ .’great damage done by the imt w- • swdjk over ae - 1' night and early today feed "I f* barge. “Lucky Lucy. ' <*-' ' Lner : last night in a bad con_. ’ -a ? crew missing. * * ™ \