The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 27 January 1932 — Page 3

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H TnlrtG t i tCTi*ICAL , aPFLiaNCSS ^FLitS AND SERfiCB pccoe *^4 J. P. UiBl^ aMMi

on Autos up used cars

Net Tabs

0 Jimmie ® © •Tiger Cubs Display Championship 6 Punch To Down Rett Devils, 29 To 23

'■X-s-s-C-G** 1 Hello Met Tabs-

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I just want to ask yojff on* Tue*'i : | M r « Ai.na Wils*r. vMt^ S i where does Greencastle rani? r he -kelt n Wednesday. ®

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fDIANA LOAN CO. w ..-^ngton St. Phone 15|

RADIO ,ICF IH\T SVTISFIES , Ajiythim Electtical Radio and Electrical Service Piufhe . r iQ2

| COME FROM REHdNO IN Cl OSINti I MINUTES TO DEFEAT TR \ nrnoNAi KTVALS

FIGHT and SPEED FEATURE

liiger Tubs Register T2 Points \nd Hold Brazil Srore1e<ts To Win Tilt Tuesday *

For Sale

\| .|Hf-: o on used battery our window, Moore

25 ? 27-2!>.

k\l l Heating stove, coal D., ni. Vunge, some old Wal- [ , le i ash or terinv.

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\l )•; On^ short hom hull, ■ .0 ..Id; three collie

l| drive

Phone 16* 22-tf.

I'l.one 22!» X. *2ts

Block coal, $11.60 ton, ......1, $6oti; Mine I’l.one 803 Rd 25-fip

I, rebuilt electric du Phone .d»2 ^27-lt. \ 1 C.ras* osed Ml ^ Phone 134. 26-8te (, ill V SALK: Tliis week l-il. 1 ric seed cleaner and 1 of cotton seed meal, (ir.^ving mash, Fdgft mash no irrit, Salt, ScratchI (tat Lew n eed p - I 1 red to sell quirk d: 1 -hall Grain Company. • 2fi-2t.

K u 1 ‘'Siejnway Grand, ■ K.iidiiion ll .-Id :.l ..lire Would |ei 1 in reliable* party." > A. this paper. .k- for sale. Pure bred, FI l..hy chirks from care- !• Prices in keeping I ustom hatrhing and I lle.nrd Hatrhery. l-h .inkliii St , Green-22-20ts.

For Rent

>i o room hou -e emiNo Colli 1 - Phone BH 27-2ts. N T room 1 fuiHl I apartment and garage.

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PORBii.NI SO-Acre improved m, H ,. i..- under cultivation.

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I’hone 85 V.

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Wanted—

reliable man wanted handle Watkins Products I lie and Hrnz.il. Customers Excellent opportunity, || mrnt, rapid advaii.e,d man. Wwte today, J. 1 ompany, 242-230 E

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MINTS— Two-fifty. Very dollar value. Call 701 L. tiodfrey. One-Thousand-|iana. 2. r Hip. plMISSIOVER U-e Wood, ["•nship, announces his can- | the Democratic nominammissioner of Second Dist't to the May primary. *25-fip. rive prompt ntteution to filching and plcoting Pitch- * 23-Wed, if prices on us^d battery See our window, Moore 26-27-2!). I' -.unty (Community* Sale, lanuary ;{(), All kinds of Rd miscellaneoua articles. • 19-26 Wed tf

Jf M IK PISTOL V|s PLANES TO EARTH

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Displaying speed and aggressiveness that earned them* to the 6 - final game of the state tourney last March, Gieencastle’s Tiger Cubs rallied in the closing, minutes of ‘Tuesday night’s battle with Brazil and defeated the Red Devils 29 to 23 on their

own haidwood court

With about five minutes to play and the (;ount 23 to 17 against them, the local net tossers called time out and went into a huddle. After the consultation, the fireworks skirted and free throws by Hurst and a field goal by Godfrey made it 23-22. Greencastle fans went crazy as the ( uhs* f.frged into the lead, 24 In 23. Then with the big Brazil gym in an uproar (loach .Kdflior*;on’s jprfdeges proceeded to chalk up five more joints crocking <heir old rivals, 29 to 2,3 in a red hot exhilikion of the hardwood court* spoil. The first half was just as exciting with I1S11I1 quintets speeding up’and down the floor, keeping the huge • 1 Vd on their toes from tip- opening whistle. The Cubs slipped into a* 12 to II advantage a? the half ended. During the third quarter, Brazil’s liasketeers worked splendidly and there was a sinking sensation in the hearts of many Greencastle motets. But soon after the final quarter p^ot underway Ihc Tiger Cubs showed they w-ere a smart ball club. They ( took advantage of every opportunity and went earnestly about their busi-

ness of winning.

Lineup and sngitnary;

Greencaslle C*9)

if we® we re to announce an Honor R.dl todsk, the name of every player on the ( 11b squad and the coaching staff would be included. Just con-

si.ier it done, fellows.

We’re thankful that Babe \V3ipeler didn’t have five hoys like Boyer. This young man accounted for 11 of Brazil'- points.«We’d say Royer is good enough fot anybody’s hall club and 'I n ... in 1

Whiteman too.

PF TP

Stone, f

ITimmoqd, f

McAnally, c

Hurst, g

Dawson, p;

(iodfrey.

Totals

..*... -J2

Biazil (23)

Davis, f

Whiteman, f

Moore, r

Boyer, g

Neese, g

Gullifor

Cockerham *

Totals

Referee: Jensen; Umpire, Dunlap.

junior cubs win

Greenca.sticks classy Junior net team .had httle trouble in defeating the Brazil Juniors, 18 to 11, in the curtain raiser. Ai jhe rest intermission, the lu.-al,- were mil in front, 12

tl. 7. .

-Uneiff and ■

Greencastle Jr. (IK)

We understand that, when the count (♦as about 23 to 20 in favor of the Bricks that the Cubs fhok time out During their huddle. "Tuck” Stone asked his Cub teammates to help him win the tfnme a- it wa hi- last year in school and he wanted to heat Brav.il. The boys said they would and they did! That’s what Wf call teamwork and I he rigbl spirit. -o- . Our prayer w t\s answered—the Cubs heat Brazil

• —O— Chalking Up twelve points in abqut five minutes of play and holding the opposition scoreless i what we term real basketball —o— It was a clean game of hall despite the -peed ai*d drive uncovered by both teams. Only 6 personal fouls were called on each side and the majority of the-e were purely accidental. • —o— Congntjs. again. Tiger Cubs! —o— . I’re-gatne com mem as published in the Brazil Times Tuesday evening follows: < The (jig game tonight will he pre ceded hi a curtain raiser between Greencastle and Brazil Junior Hi teams. Not much is known about the Brazil Juniors since the mid-year promotions,*hut previously the ^voittigsters were going pretty well —o— . Glad to see Greendistle using its very best line-up. 'JTiis is the jtersonttel .that went thru the finals at the state tournament last’ March with the exception of Hank Stone- Every boy in the fine-up is a star. MoAnally, at center, is *1 feet 6 inches tall and egarded as one of the host •jumping centers in the state —o— Coach Edmonson, who brings the Tiger Cubs here, is not a stranger. His previous Junior Hi team -bowed the result of splendid coaching —o— WASHINGTON, BY THE WAY, IS THE ONLY TEAM TO DEFEAT BRAZIL ON ITS HOME FLOOR THIS SEASON. THAT RECORD WILL BE HARD TO DEFEND TONIGHT, WE ADMIT.

Putnam County five. Hcre’< h ..

think:

® l. Batnbridge 2. Fillmore. ® 3- Roachdaie. ® 0 ® 4 Cloverdale. ** 5- Greencastl* If tfps is not so I would like for you to heir* me out in my lineup. Bainbridge defeated Fillmore in tie Wabash Valley Tourney at Bainbridge’s hoflie floor. This put 1 u: more second liest®in the count) if you don’t think so just wait until the ^Sectickial tourney. Billy’s Sister-F H *5 Evidently the writer of the above don , l think much of Greencaeii,

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Dear Net Tabs: Here is the 6 outstanding u-arm of*the County. » # • 1. Greencastle. 2. Bainbridge 3. Fillmore 3 f 4. floverdale / 5. ^ Roachdaie.

list.

T- rre^a Shaner is or th • icL

AT THE GRANADA ® Deatli never takes a holiday for Fail** Foxe, suave, dexterous vidian of many thrilling melodrama Once more, gin ‘‘The Spider”, For Film- version of the famous -tagi play due at the Granada Theatre Thin-,lay featuring Edmund 1 >v 0 and 1 ois Moran, Foxe is the victim

of a bullet, this

prr.- ican;.' tj»a entire '•as-. "TV s « my f rty (bird death in- - j u ve, ri.v.e remarked on - r r d 0. re 1 ^ .i fi.med, "and m ais thi/n. ii 1 the seventh or eighth’ . < .ti: seif hav* be s n pictured as bitter enemies.” i ne [nder’ wa co-directed by WLliam Cr.m mn Mcnzies and Ken-i-eti M iwi.i, . ib a t includes El 1 i| ;V. If I Phillips and Manya Roberti-

® man, 86,

(.1 i > i i( t NSF.

SAI L I, Ind (I Ft Joseph Phillips, 86, Civil War veteran living near Salem, v.. the oldest person in Washington count) to take out an

me under m) r.V auto driver’ licn-e. Herb* rt L. Men-

low cir. umstancej which in • Jve a ugh auto hi. ,1, off,, sa id.

yours,

. Red & Plack — * !

FERN

Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson’ daughter and grandson wet,* visitor

Fels-Naptha fee/ its smooth © velvety texture

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( oneerning the tjh Friday night with the Atheniaiu*, the Crawfordsville Journal has th> following to

nay about the Tiger Cuba:

Bee, f Hamm, f Solomon, c Clendening, g Kntyier, g’ M it mane, Gail Totals .... Brazil .Irs.

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Crafton, f Blake, 1* R. 1 Brown, 1 Johnson, g Cramer, g W. Brown Gray Reed Totals Referee: Stitzle.

FG 4

0 0 . * 0 0 7 FC, 0 0 1 ®

2 0 0 0 , 4

FT •ft 4 0 0 0 0 0 4 FT 0

1 0 0 «• 3

TP 8 •6 0 0 4 0 0 18 TP (I1 2 3 5 0 0 0 11

GREENCASTLE, 29r BRAZIL, 23.

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Congratulations Tiib’r Cubs! A ou displayed the come bark punch that champions are made of and even Hrazil will have to admit that!

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ll was indeed a perfect evening as the local Juniors also won

their game. «

1 CP)—High up in the at the municipal airport 'lands as planes come in ► with a barrel shaped

F |im -’ and eight inrhe- The main event was a typical BraB is fitted with pistol zd Greencastle sporting event with Y As the planes | )( ?,h teams fighting hard to win and I 1 ' 'no man can he -ee" „,9ither side giving up until the final

"apon at them. £(,„ ended the activities. f" I traffic light which is —0—

1 ’ I lane at w-hi. h it DID YOU KNOW THAT LAST f”hen th" red light shines 1 NIGHT’S VICTORY WAS ONLY ^ ' iicl*. some more, but THE SECOND DEFEAT FOR THE

runner-up in the state )irep tournament last year, invades the - local stronghold Friday night for a tussle witlf the Athenians. Coach C. E. Edmonson new mentor at Greencastle. has four of the five Tiger < uhs who went to the finals in the Tate tourney, hack this season, and although the Cflbs experienced a slump recently, they seem to have hit their winning form again Since losing to Jeff, of Lafayette, and Bloomington, the Cubs have turned in victnrie over Delphi and Kushville on consecutive week ends and w’ill likely lie at their best when they arrive at the Wabash gym Eriday evening. Crawfordsville, victor *in ten of its fourteen contests this season, has hope of scoring a victory over its old rival Friday night Vt^th the exception of the center position, a post 'Big Jess” M Anally, 6 feet 6 inches of brawn, holds down for Greencastle the two teams will he evenly matched in size. Tucker Stone, brother of the Hunk Stone who won all-state honors last year, and*Kenny Daw-on, midget speedster, perform at the Cuhs forward posts, while Hurst, tho fourth veteran from last year’s outfit, and Seeley, a newcomer, take care of ttfL guard berths. One of the largest crowds of the season js expected to witness the Crawfordsvillr-Greencastle game l>iday evening. The same price of ad-mission—twenty-five rents to everyone—will prevail it the contest Eri-

CHAFTER Lll lim aw ttit startled exchange of ^glances between Martcll and Sant as llshatn was surprised into this selghetrnyal, their already awakened -us •picions evidently suddenly deejiened by this revelation that^his pretended infirmity? could only *have been t blind or a disguise. °Just at first no one spoke. Slowly the girl opened her jyes from her momentary faintness, as ll.-ham held her in his jrtns' "I —1 am all right now, thank you, ’ she said. • • Martcll now hurried toward her, all soliritious concern. . “You had b< tt< > lie • httle v. It tie, my dear. Sant. I no-* tired a fire in the library, 1 wonder 11 ! yiight ' “Oh, of course Miss Blair might like to rest on the court there. 1 11 get some brandy— “But I am all right, renllv. now^f 11 rieu protested. 1 1 > wge passing taintness. 1 don’t want to trouble any one. But her stepiather Risixtcd She was able to walk from Tie room with Martcll and Sant supporting her. “I ought to have known better than to nwntion Creyk' - murder h her hearing,” ll#hani auL a- il ,t< himself with a little fnuvn. I hen.a faintly amused smile seemed to ton, h the rather cynical face and he gave a shrug. Well, that's that ^ He dropped back into Ins chair, no hfngcr troitlding to k> 1 up itiat h tion of lameness. Jim mrned toward him as if to speak, but remembered that the door was wide open behind them. They waited in silence for 4ant and Martell to return. ' 1 hope Miss Blair 1 better Jim flsked, as the two men came hack into the room.

IRONY

‘ A'cs, lAhink so, thanks. Nothing much the matter, just a mere passing faintness,” . Marti 11 said. He

* turned to the m&n yy 1 vy ,

. ba. kethall, rivK ,, ^^Qur syap.iihies^mr gfree:'

in-

day evening. The second teams will

meet in clock-

premilinary game at 7 n’-

the green the field is RED DETTLS ON THEIR HOME 1 More letters today from fans over

to bring hi* plane down. | FLOOR THIS SEASON! ; th« county.

sham," he added blandly. * “My lameness,” you mean quired the other man *oollv

"Well, if you coufd call it lame-

ness,” drawled Martell.

"Of court* one can do thing* In moments of.stress or emergency that one cannot do at normaljime a returned 11-lia-n, quite unpertrubed, and i*my groggy foot punishe- me for.it afterward-^well, that's mv own

affair.”

"I or me this pretense of lameness explain* a lot, ' h r ok - in Sant w.th angry suspicion. He seemed unnerved, all on edge and his manners buffered "It was you, I suppose, who masqueraded as Severn just now outside this w indov. " , "Masqueraded? But—how do you know it was a Masquerade? 'i*m dkta’t thmk that at fit it psi ried Uham with faintly rai-ed eyebrows.' 1 remember you had ju-t finisffed telephoning as 1 came to tffe house. Did you by any chance find out then that Severn after all had not ‘escaped'r” The thrust was deadly in its implia'ion. Sant*, face went a littje whiter. He had made a -lip there. Martell resized it, too. IT' flung himself nto the breach ironically polite: "If it costs you so much pain to use your foot, 1 regret more than ever my daughter’s sudden faintness.” • But Martell was crossing blades with an antagonist as dexterous as

himself

“You are very kind. But that was ••our reputation in Buenos Aires, of course—before you had so regrettably to leave your flat in the Avenida de Mayo.” And this time it was Martell's turn to start and change color. "By the way," added llsham, “Martin was your servant over there, I think, Dr. Martell?” For a moment Martell seemed to have no answer. Hi- antagonist had drawn blood. A swift, startled untasy tear had crept into those eyes

behind the tinte.d glasses. Fear . . . The sudden silence that followed wapiegnant. Through it came a knoik at the doul M art ill appeal e.t.

"S.iina one "ii the I Mr. Wynter, sir.”

Jim hurried out to the.telephone As he was crossing the hall r. 1 thought made him pau-e. He turned as of casually to the manservant. “Martin, do you ever regret the old days at the Avrnida de Mayor" It was a shot in the dark. But Jim had just seen the effect on Martell of ll-ham's reference to. that

1 and to Mar

him there. One glance at the man^s

it was a disturbing memory for Mar-

tin. Jilo.

“Aou'vy got till tomorrow piorning, Martin," he added in the ame guarded voice. "Bat thrtlti yrobably the outside limit.’* . |" 1 ' . k »p in" rerei. i 1 ' Milly' voice answered him. • Oh, it . you. Jimmy? It was Itjll I a-ked fiu,"i m.-ant to ask for—biff it doesn’t really matter. Something - happened at Manorways—and we want you to romeliai L at once.” It was not like Mdly'x u-ual cheerful voice. There was note of strain

in its urgency.

“What has Igipi ' What’s

wrong? cried Jim qui kh*'.*

“1 can’t even begin t . explain until I sec yffni. And you mustn’t be alarmed, Jimmy. Everything's all right now, only we’ve had* an un-

nerving experience-

"Nothing’s happened to Katharine?” Jim’s voice reflected his sudden

< .

hints

"Didn’t I say that everything’s all right now?” answered Milly. "But we've l«*d rather a -hoik. No, I can't talk over thq ’phone. Only it was rather frightening-—and we shall feel happier when y ou and Bill are back." Mer voice -till sounded frightened,

Jim thought.

"Why, ol coin C, We’ll t ome at

r7”frt'«11 ‘A-more-tUn.i

AniTJni

a little anxious, hurried hack to the

room.

"Sant, you’ll excuse us if we run T1w.1v at once?” lie said, "Mrs. Grayson has rung up rather urgentlythe tries-.Up' was really for you, Bill “But why ” Bill had jumped up, his face suddenly anxioud Both Sant and Martcll seemed to be look-

ing at Jim intently.

“Oh, Milly didn't explain,” Jim said. „ “And since you’re going,” cut in llsham, “perhaps you won't mind gving me a lilt. Mustn't outstay my welcome,” he added, with a gleau^

of cynical humor.

llsham diil not offer to shake hands with either Sant or Martell, merely vouchsafing a little cool formal bow.

ANXIOUS

As they hurried out to the car Jim told a somewhat anxious Bill exactly what had # been said over the telephone. Both men were feeling more than a little troubled by Milly’s -trangc hint* of ‘Cunething frightening. What could have happened at Manorways during their absence? Bill jumped i^|ii the driver's seat and Jim and llsham got in behind. As the car shot up the drive llsham

said rather an odd thing

“Rather gave myself away just now, didn’t I—over my crutches, 1 mean? But, of 1 < b* tMed with a short* laugh, "1 made that

‘slip’ quite deliberately l”

• * »

llsham had gone, but something his coming had brought lingered behind like an intangible third presence in the room where Sant and Martell sat. Fear. A sudden disquieting fear that twitched uneasily at their nerves, whispering insistently of danger where thev had never dreamed danger could exist, Who could llsham be? Until tonight Sant had been no

more than indifferently aware of the existence of this recent comer to the village—a crippled artist, so he had heard, an insignificant nobody. But very fat from UidiffePent now. Tonight this man, no cripple tense, had n call'd himself in a neAv startling light—a mysterious figure, a hostile t'n in and dangernitsi Danger I Whether near or as yet far away Sant could not tell, had no means of knowing. Only, like a

ing chillingly through the secret alleys of his mind, the conviction pos- -■ -M il him tl .t the danger v.*s very real, men ly B.ding .Ik time /EAR Not only that trick llsham had played on tli’cir nerves, his imper--onatinn cf t 1 • mi- ing mail . . . quite pi nn! v Tl ham -1 pacted their omplicity in the (dot again.t Severn. His shrewd guess that they Had learned By telephone that Severn had not 1 escaped" i as proof of it. But to •Sant, looking back, almost everything llsham had said tonight was proof of it. Scarcely veiled double meaning, behind all his words. And rliat rcierj-nce to BuenosAire , that king past ugly chapter that Martell had thought closed forever in his Book of Life—that it should 1"-1 iv seA* t from llsham, was staggering. And mother thing. That intercepted anonymous letter to Wynter that had brought him and his acoom-

•

derfly knew that the puzzling riildle of its authority was solved. ll-.l**nt ■ win. of 1 mr-i that eftiint'.ly insignificant nobody, now revealed as .1 aecret unt uspe* ted enemy and spyl • • ant ’said Martell mhlenly, "it’s no use blinking facts. One false step now—and it may -pell ruin for usl I low near or I >v ual this menace, v," don’t know -but we've got to alter our plans to meet it. If this man llsham was not in collusion with Wynter and Grayson before, we may Be uic h s .i be .nter tonight. And tlw iv,iv INIiatn d'dilrtritely showed 1 I d-Tiiattmivm Lp 1 * MtBjf < <4P- .,

fident.”

Sant wiped away a bead of sweat that had broken out on his forehcad. fche big man lacked Martell's nerve. Perhaps he suddenly saw the shadow of the end. •'We've got to alter all our plans while we have a margin of safety left,” went on Martell. “We've got to^nake more than one decision tonight. But first of all I want a word with Martin.” ® His faie (poked dark and lowering as he strode out into the lufl; called out Martin's name perentptorally. Bi r 1 man appeared-th e«fh *the bai/e door. “Martin,” Dr. Martell said silkily, bnt the furious gleam^n his eyes belied the smooth voice, “I never credited you with many brains. But tonight, with your panic cry of lie’s escaped’ you did your best to give everything away, you d-d fool!” His smooth manner suddenly fell away. With a paroxysm of uncontrollable fury contoring the dark features Martell raised his fist passionatcB —would have strucl*Martin in the face, only that Sant sprang forward^to deflect the blow with his arm. aj

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undersigned has duly qualibsl ns Exenttor of the Last will anil to-fa ment ot Andrew .’rim laq i|e.. , in th* 1 Putnam Circuit (Hurl, ul‘ Putnam •County, Indiana, anil • b. . luly authoriiAl bj • aid < out l

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vent. sw q. January 27, 19/12.

®THE CITIZENS TRI’s'T

PA NY, Executor.

William M. Nutherlin.

Ciiuse No. 7402.

John W. Herixi, Clerk of the Pntnam Circuit Court. 27-:lts.

d tu he

attorney.

Do you need Financial Assistance

WARNING “Don’t make bad worse, MarttHT he cried warningly. "We can't afford to quarrel among ourselves, aow <K all times I” Martin had drawn bark, hdf ' OW* ering, yet half defiant. , “Don't do what you’ll be sorer for, Martell, as long as you livei ,? he said in a low meaning voice, his eyes smouldering and baleful. "I’m not threatening hut I might lx danger.

Ous.’ ,

Martell dooked at* him hard for • moment. Then without another word he turned and went back into the room. ^

(To Be Cenlii.l

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