The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 26 January 1935 — Page 4
I ML UAIU BANNLR, GKLKNCASTTZ INDIaNa SATURDAY. JANUARY 26. 1933.
TRI SITE'S REPORT Township Trust«^(i annual report to the Advisory’ Board of Franklin Township Putnam County, showing P^ecetpts Disbursements an'l Balar.ee* of all Township Revenues for the year ending Dee. 31. Ih34: Disbursement*
Dr B N Tingman. relief claim 25 00
Frazier 4 Houser, repairs Thomas Haney, teaching Katherine Powers, same
Louise Knauer. same Hilda Garriott. same Gladys Sutherlln. same Margaret Hanna, same Opal Cassity. same Eston Cooper, same Dorothy Akers, same
11.00 Mabel Trotter same
Culver Hospital, same Alva Clark A- Son. same Dr. C. N. Stroube same E. C Hampton, same Dr. C. C. Collins same \V F Stafford, same Miller Grain Co., same Dr. L W. Veach. same Dr. V E Wiseman, same Put. Co. Hosp , same
Trea« of State int. on dep to.nv i.
Nor. Ind. Pwr Co., light pow. 22 00 0 A Faller jam service
6 52
2V30
1 00
22.50
8 00 4 53 7 00
10 00 80 (X) 25 08
Robert Hanna, same
Wm Summerville, same
Ruth B. Dodd, same S. C. Darts same
Eugene Hutchins, same
19 12 88.37
8'
89.58 88.J7 86 94 88.37 89 25 108 08 119.28 118 07 119 86 140 00 i 130 00 140 00| 220 78
T. J. Bartholomew, same
Ward Lovett, same O A Faller. jam scr
J L McFerran. transp. extra 11000
Waiter Scott transp
Guy Cox. same
Ward Lovett same, extra T. J. Bartholomew transp
Hunt I.ab Inc jam sup Hicks Body Co., heat valve*
R'dale Bnk a Tr»t Co . bond 60 00 Lorene Coffman stamps 3 00 I. 'dale Water Dept., water 7.10 Chas Pearson haul, coal 16 80 R B Haughan, tch. retiremnt 270 87
33 25
8 26
Knox Con Coal Co., coal 127 28 Artie Boswell, jan. ser. 7.50 Dorothy Akers, teaching 60 00 3. C Davis, same 70 00 Ira Holland, jan. scr. 25 00 Harry Newton, frght dray 20 83 O A Faller, jan ser. 22.50 J L. Wilson, jan. sup 8 80 Len L Ware. pub. report 57.15 Carl Wilson wood 8.22 Riley Whitaker same 6 53 Ginn K Co Loks 25 57 M M Mitchell 4 Son. repairs 5.50 Eugene Hutchins, teaching 175.00 S C Davis same 70 Oo Wm. Summerville, same 140 00 Robert Hanna, aame 131.79 Eston Cooper same 120 00 Opal Cassity. same 100 00 Margaret Hanna, same 100 00 Gladys Sutherlln. same 100 00 Hilda Garriott. same 100 00 Louise Knauer, same 100 00 Katherine Powers, aame 100.00 Thomas Harvey, same 100 00 Ruth B Dodd, same 150 00 Mabel Trotter, same 150 00 Dorothy Akers, same 70 00 J. L. McFerran, transp. 90.00 Guy Cox. same 90.00 Walter Scott, same 80.00 Ward Lovett, same 74.00 T. J Bartholomew, same 87 00 O A Faller, jan. Berviee 22.50 Ira Holland same 25.00 Artie Boswell, same 7.50 A H Williams, sam* 10 00 James Shumaker. sarn» 5.00 Sanford Clones, transp. 3 00 Roily Davis, plastering 7.00 Janies Grider, material, labor 17.17 J. L. Wilson, paint, turp. 146.15 Nor Ind Pwr. Co.. Ight. power 23.48
Ira Holland, same Artie Boswell, same A. H. Williams, same
James Shumaker, same Sanford Clones, transp Wendell Blaydcs. repairs
Harold Young, coal
E. L McCabe 4 Son. sup.
Len L. Ware same W. A. Call repairs
Omer C. Akers, sal mt. c.xp. Chas Pearson frght. dray. Len L. Ware. pub. card Louis Robbins, cleaning
John Bullock repairs
R’dale Tel. Co., rent tolls
Harry Newton, coal
80 00 90 00 77 00 67 00 22 50 25 00
7 50
10 00
5.75 6.00 1 00
104 82 30 65 13 90 80 00
9 74 7.50 3.50 1 20
13.75
110*
51 75
2.90
13.80
7 22
36.00 11 23
6 0'
90 30 22 50 25 00 14.80
3.35 7.50 4.88
11.08 10 22 57.15 27.54 175.00 140.00 130.00 14000 130.00 130.00 130.00 120.00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100.00 100.00 90.00 90 00 80 00 74 00 67.00 22.50 25 00
7.50
10 00
5 00
R'dale Water Dept., water C. O. Bray, insurance Bert Clodfelter, wood Treas. of State, int. on d»n. Ira Holland, material, labor O. A. Faller. jar serv.
Ira Holland, same Fall Bros., coal
Chas Pearson, relief claim Artie Boswell, jan. serv. D. O. Tate, relief claim
John Wilson, same
E. C. Rogers same
Roy Jones tests
Banner Office pub. report
Joe Carson, coal
Eugene Hutchins, teaching
S C. Davis, same
Ruth B Dodd same Wm Summerville same Robert Hanna same Mabel Trotter, same I>orothy Akers, same Eston Cooper, same Opal Cassity. same Margaret Hanna same Gladys Sutherlln same Hilda Garriott same Ixiuise Knauer. same Katherine Powers, same Thomas Harvey, same J. L McFerran transp.
Guy Cox. same
Walter Scott, aarnc Ward Ixivett. same T. J Bartholomew, same O. A Faller. jan service
Ira Holland, same
Artie Boswell, same A H. Williams, same James Shumaker, same
Omer C. Akers, sal mt exp. 160 00 Carl Wilson, wood 10.15 Sanford Clones, transp 3 00 W. F. yuarrie 4 Co . books 66.81 Treas of State, interest 28.89 Nor. Ind. Pwr. Co. Ight. pwr. 17.16 J. L. McFerran. transp. 20 00 J L. Wilson, paint 34 30 R’dale Water Dept water 6.38
E C. Rogers, relief claim
Miller Grain Co., same
John Wilson, same J H. Suitor, same
Put. Co Hosp.. same Dr. D. K Reed, same Artie Boswell, jan scr
Ira Holland same O. A Faller, same
Bert Clodfelter, wood Harold Young, coal
Joe Carson, same
Eugene Hutchins teaching
S C. Davis, same
Ruth B Dodd ssme Wm Summerville same Robert Hanna, same Mabel Trotter, same Dorothy Akers same Eston Cooper, same Opal Cassity, same Margaret Hanna, same Gladys Sutherlln same Hilda Garriott. same Ixiuise Knauer, same Katherine Powers, same Thomas Harvey, same J. L. McFerran. transp.
Guy Cox. same
Walter Scott, same Ward Lovett, sauje T. J Bartholomew, stuiic O A. Faller, jan serv.
Ira Holland, same
Artie Boswell, same A. H. Williams, same James Shumaker, same Riley Whitaker, wood
Carl Wilson same
Omer C Akers, sal . rnt
Nor. Ind Pwr Co.. Ight. pwr. 15 45 R'dale Water Dept., water 3.T3 Stand Oil Co., floor oil 14.20 Ira Holland, Jan. service 25.00 O. A. Faller, aame 22.50 Artie Boswell, same 7.50 E. F. Duckworth, relief claim 4.25
John Wilson, same
Alva Clark 4 Son. same
J. H Suitor, same E. C Rogess. same
Miller Grain Co., same Dr C C. Collins, same Treas of State. Int. on dep
9 75
11.75
8 50 2.50 17 00 2 50 7.50
25.00 22.60
3.00
28.70 28 35 175 00 140 00 130 00 140 00 130 00 130 Oil 1.30.00 120 00 100 00 100 00 100.00 100 00 100 00 100 00 100 00 90 00 90 00 80 00 74 00 67 00 22.00 25 00
7.50
1000
5.00 5 75
exp. 80.00
5 25 1 20 2 50 6 70 8.51
36 00
G. W. Irwin materials Katherine Powers, sup.
Nor. Ind. Pwr Co . Ight. pow A. A Wilk Lbr. Co., materials 19 64 J. C. Wilson, jan. sup. 2 68
O. E. Watson, same 2 23
Ed McCloud clean, vault 40 00
Treas of State, int. on dep 21 78
Roy Jones, t* sts 7 57 Faller Cloth Store, relief claim 2.00 E. C. Rogers, same 4 04 E F. Duckworth, same 2 00 Alva Clark 4 Son same 4 00
Cha" Pearson same 3 25 John Wilson same 4 00
Miller Grain Co., same 11.Of Clark Sutlmrlin & Son, sup. 5 61 Prac. Draw. Co., same 4 3f Pitts. Ther. Co., biau gas 28 00 Harter Pub. Co., diplomas 21 29 [l H. (Joble Prtg Co jan sup. 18 72
Teach. Retire. Fund, ass’m'nt 135.65
Hanna 4 Wendling. sup. 28 58
Howard Riggle. mow. yard 2.00 Omer C. Akers, sal mt. exp. 80.00
A H Williams, care com. 6.0C
Frank Hathaway, sheep claim 12.00
Nor Ind. Put Co.. Ight. pwr. 3.6C
R'dale Water Dept., water 5.00 J. L. Wilson jan. sup. 1 80 Earl Etcheson. stamps 3 00 Sallie Shuey sheep claim 39.00 Clark Sutherlln 4 Son. rel. claim 2.58
Alva Clark 4 Son. same 11.72
Treas of State, int. on dep. 22.35
Ira Holland, materials labor 08 44
Geo. Collett, relief claim 50 00 Culver Hospital same 114.40 Miller Grain Co., same 3.38 E. C. Rogers, mow yard 3.90 Ed McCloud, unloading coal .34 00 Treas. of State, int. on dep. 21.85 Dr. C. C Collins, relief claim 35 00
Miller Grain Co., same 2 7?
D. O. Tate, same 7.59
Alva Clark 4 Sons, same 6 0C E. C. Rogers, same 8.01 Hunt. Lab Inc., jan. sup 51.97 J. I Holcomb Co., same 14.00
Ke-Nu Mfg. Co materials 9.25
Fall Bros . car coal 191.4?
W E Etcheson stamps
Fred Clark, sheep claim 75 00 E I, McCabe 4 Son jan sup 180 V Ira Holland, repairs 3.0? Howard Riggle. mow. yard 1.58 A A Wilk Lbr. Co. paint 50 00 G. C. Ellis, painting 35.00 •I L. Wilson, paint, oil 14 00 Snyder Dup. Co , school sup 18 00 A H. Keisher. same 2.00 Car! V. Nlpp, Insurance 7.50 Treas of State int. on dep. 50.04 Dillard Sands, relief claim 10.84 M E Chastain, same 62.7? Dr. C. C. Collins same 18.30 Emma Frame, same 11.00 Culver Hospital same 53.00 Glen Pickle, care gdns 2.50 Frank Wilson, building fence 5.25
James Shouse same Artie Boswell same A H. Williams, same lames Shumaker same Ira Holland, repairs Sanford Clones, transp G. W. Irwin relief claim Dillard Sands same Alva Clark 4 Son. same E C Rogers, same Faller Cloth Store, same Miller Grain Co . same W. F. Stafford, same Dillard Sands man tr. sup. Nor. Ind. Pwr Co Ight pwr E. C Rogers D. M supplies Ira Holland, repairs I. L. Wilson senool sup R'dale Bnk 4 Trust Co., ins. Treas. of State int on dep. Vonnegut Hdw Co '•quipt. W. E Etcheson stamps
Fall Bros., coal
E. E McLaren insurance James Shouse jan ser.
O. A. Faller, same
Artie Boswell same
Hoosier School 8u|
C. P Reeve* tune pianos Eugene Hutchins teaching
S. C. Davis, same
Ruth B Dodd, same M H. Norris, same Robert G Hanna same Mabel Trotter same Dorothy Akers, same Eston Cooper same Dorothy L. Harris same Gladys Sutherlln same Hilda Garriott. same Faye Sutherlln same Katherine Powers, same Thomas Harvey, same J L. McFerran transp
Guy Cox. same
James Wilson, mowing rlenjiing 5.0 f
'"has E Cully, refill extgs Walter Scott, fence posts Len L. Ware. pub. budget
Banner Office, same I. A Shumaker, repairs
James Wilson, care gdns. Angeline Griffin, cleaning James Wilson, care cem.
lames Shouse. repairs O. A. Fallen cleaning Chas Porter, *amf Artie Boswell, same
Wendell Blaydes repairs
Fred Clark, sheep claim J. O. Reed. mow. yard
M L Cline, washing flags
Grover Ellis, repair*
timer C. Akers sal rnl exp Treas. of State, int. on dep
W. A. Call, repairs
A A Wilk. Lbr. Co materials 37.85 Eugene Hutchins teaching 50 00
S. C Davis sami'
M. H. Norris, same Robert Hanna same Ruth B liodd, aame Mabel Trotter, same Ikirothy Akers, same Eston Cooper, same Dorothy L. Harris same Gladys Sutherlln. same Hilda Garriott, same Thomas Harvey, same Katherine Powers, sarm Faye Sutherlln. same Artie Boswell, jan scr. Harold Young, coal James Shouse. jan scr.
O A Faller, same
Aid for Blind, brooms
Ruhon Woodfin Co., jan sun Dr. L W Veach. relief claim
I/on MeCaughey. same W. F Stafford, same Dillard Sands, same E. C. Rogers, same
Stand Oil Co., oil. kerosene
J. L Wilson, paint, oil
Glen Pickle, hauling sand Eugene Hutchins, teaching
8 C. Davis, same
Ruth B Dodd, same M H. Norris, same Robert Hanna, same Mabel Trotter. sam«' Ikirothy Akers, same Eaton Coojier. aame Dorothy L. Harria, same Gladys Sutherlln. same Hilda Garriott. same Faye Sutherlln, ■aimKatherine Powers same Thomas Harvey, same J. L. McFerran. transp
Guy Cox. same
4.00
12.00 32.70 34.14 12 65
5.00 5.50 1.50
32.00 54.50
3.50 8.00 1.00
17 00
3.25 .5 25
28.00 240 00 36.01
7.00
50.00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50.00 50 00 50 Ik) 50 00 50 00 50 (Ml 50 00 50.00 50 00
7 50
26 52 22.50 22.50 10.00
8 75
15 00 58 IN)
2 54
in 35 t.'l 74 19.31
67 00 74 00 22 50 22 V'
7.5C
1000
: BO
17 75
3 00
33.3? 14 00
7 9) 7.33 5 85 6 U 3.0. 1.50
11 32
7.81
12 65 20 58 21 68 31.42 40.50
3.00
20 00 24 00 22.50 22.50
5.00
20 90 11 00 175.00 140 00 130.00 135 00 130 00 130.00 130.00 120 00 100 00 100 00 100 ot 100.00 100 00 100 00 90 0( 90.00 SO 00 74.00 67 00 22 50 22.50
6 00
12.00
7.50
160 00 11 64
1 7?
27 » 17 32 12 2S
6.02 22 ■
22 50 22.50 14 00
3.50
22 .50 11 so 8.3.46
Walter Scott, same Ward Lovett, same
T. J Bartholomew, same
O A Faller. jan ser. James Shouse. same Artie Boswell, same A H WilLaims same
James Shumaker, same Omer C. Akers, sal . rnt. exp Nor. Ind. Pwr. Co Ight. pwr
Orval Perkins, repairs
Treas of State, int on dep. Palmer Prod Co., jan sup.
Hunt Lab Inc same
D H Goble Prtg Co sup T A Foley Lbr Co lbr
lames Shouse. jan scr. O A Faller. same
Dillard Sands, relief claim
Collings Store same
Dr. C. N. Stroube. same
Artie Boswell, jan ser
E L McCabe a Son sup
Chas McGaughey. legal serv. 35 00 R'dal* Bnk 4 Trst Co ins 26 05 Alva Clark 4 Son. D M sup 6 97 Eugene Hutchins, teaching 175.00 S. C. Davis, same 140.00 Ruth B Dodds, same 130 00 M H Norris, same 135.00 Robert G. Hanna same 130.00 Mabel Trotter same 1.30 00 Dorothy Akers, same 1.30.00 Eston Cooper, same 120 IX) Dorothy L. Harris same 100.00 Gladys Sutherlln. same 100 00 Hilda Garriott, same 100 00 Faye Sutherlln, same 100.00 Katherine Powers, same 100 00 Thomas Harvey, same 100.00 J. L. McFerran. transp. 90 00 Guy Cox. same 90.00 Mailer Scott, same 80.00 Ward Lovett, same 74 00 T. J. Bartholomew, same 67.00 O. A Faller. jan. ser. 22 50 James Shouse. same 22 50 Artie Boswell, same 7.50 A. H. Williams, same 10 00 James Shumaker, same 7 50 Sanford Clones, transp 6 00 E F Duckworth. D. M. sup. 7 58 Clark Suthcrlin 4 Son. sup. 5.36 Faller Cloth Store, same 5 75 R'dale Water Dept., water 25 88
Final balance
11477 so
POOR FUND
Balance on hard
11.3.85
Receipts during year
878.15
Total balance ar. i receipts
992 00
Disbursements lunng year
992.00
Final balance
132 99
DOG FUND
Balance on hand
7 24
Receipts during year
143 29
Total balance and receipts
150.53
Disbursement 5 unng year
143.00
Final balance
7 53
SINKING FUND
Balance on hand
2596 73
Total balance and receipts
3 7
Final balance
2596 7r
TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS
Balance on hand
21402 43
Receipts during year
19143 44
Total balance ami receipts
4054 5 87
Disbursements umig year
24305 20
Final balance
19128 62
Total balance as shown bv
this re-
oort $1912862
Nor Ind Pwr Co.. Ight. pwr. 23 79
Miller Grain Co., cobs fames Shouse jan. ser.
O. A. Faller, same
Ira Holland repairs
P O. Moore, same
Len L. Ware school sup Verne Silvey, Adv. Board
Cully Wilson, same Geo. luppcnlatz. same
Treas of State, int on dep
Artie Boswell jan. ser. R'dale Tel. Co., tel. ser. A M Linn, insurance O. E Watson, jan. sup
Eugene Hutchins, teaching
S. C. Davis, same
Ruth B. Dodd, same M H Norris same Robert Hanna same Mabel Trotter, same Dorothy Akers, same Eston Coofier. same Dorothy Harris same Gladys Sutherlln. sariv Hilda Garriott, same Faye Sutherlln same Katherine Powers, same Thomas Harvey, same J L. McFerran transp.
Guy Cox. same
Walter Scott same
Ward I»vett. same
T. J. Bartholomew, same Sanford Clones, same O. A Faller. jan. serv. James Shouse, same Artie Boswell, same A H. Williams, sajne James Shumaker, same
R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co.. Insur.
Omer C Akers, sal., mt.. exp 160.(X) J L. Wilson, jan. sup 5.8(j Chas. Bogan D. M sup. 4 70 G. W. Irwin, schl sup., ins 28.85 E L. McCabe 4 Son. repairs 63.33 J. C. Wilson, jan. sup. 1.30 Fred Nelson, repairs 1.00 A A. Wilk Lbr. Co. materials 94.54 Hanna 4 Wendling. repairs 37.51
Frank Sillcry. gravel, hauling Harry Newton, fight, dray.
Miller Grain Co., cobs
10.951 C. C. Gautier, repairs 3.50 Ira Holland, materials, lab. 125 00 Iteoriptft 90.00 R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int $ 80.00 j W A Cooper, relief claims 85.00 j State of Indiana, tax dis 80.00 j Eugene Hutchins, hook rnt 80 00 R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int
80.00 70 00 50.00
3.00
22.50 22 .0 47.29
3.40
2 75
5 0< 5 00 5.00
22 29
7 50
13.05 34.80
1 52
173 5 140 00 130.00 115 0] 109 1 I 107.32 108 52
K
78 37 70 15 70 71 77..3:1 76 74 76 74 95 00 90 00 80.00 77 0*) 67 00
3 00 22 M
52 50
7 50
10 00
7.50
19 80
R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co int. W. A. Cooper, relief claims W A Cooper. June distrib. R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int. R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co . tax \V A Cooper, relief claims State of Indiana tax distb.
Elza Page, transfers
R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., tax R’dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int.
L. T. Fosher. transfers
VV A Cooper relief claims YV A Cooper Com Schl Rev W. A. Cooper surp. dog tax R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int. W. A Cooper relief claims R'daie Bnk 4 Trst Co. int. YY’. A. Cooper relief claims R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int. YV. A Cooper relief claims R'dale Bnk 4 Trst Co., int.
YY'. A Cooper taxes
YY' A Cooper Dec. distb.
Y\'m. Compton transfers
Statement showing amount moneys paid to the vanous funds of Franklin Township Putnam County. Disbursements tnerefrom and Balances remaining therein, for the year ending Dec 31 1934
TOYVNSHIP FUND
Balance on hand $ 694 38 Receipts during year 1214 82 Total balance and receipts 1909 20 Disbursements during year 132.3.55 Final balance 585 65
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND
Balance on hand 7461 92 Receipts during year 4385.21 Total balance and receipts 11847.13
Disbursements luring year
Final balance
TUITION FUND
Balance on han 1
Receipts during year Total balance and receipts Disbursements luring year
It s sort of uiteresting to read, just now of :ogs in Florida panting in the heat Maybe by the time this is printed we’ll be opening windows again lik - we did last Sunday. Tne black lines around a globe that divi :e it into frigid, temperate and torrid zones don't seem able to keep our particular zone very temperate Last summer we had a heat jag on and now. well the weather couldn't be called moderate.
12521 97 23050 28 14369 8
YY'arrant Checks outstanding De cember 31. 1934 J22 29 Total balance and outstanding warrants. December 31. 1934 S16262 96 Cash in depository December 31. 1934 11626296 Cash in denository. Januarv 7 1935 $19128.62 I Omer C. Akers, the Trustee of Franklin Township. Putnam County Indiana, do solemnly swear (or affirm 1 that the preceding report of Receipts Disbursements and Balances is true and correct, as I verily believe; and I further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are ail of the sums received by me. and the various items of expenditure credited have been fullv paid in the sums stated, and without expressed or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person And I further declare and swear lor affirm) that I have received no money nor articles of value, in consideration of any con tract made by me as Trustee of this Township OMER C AKERS Trustee o.' Franklin Township. Subscribed and sworn for affirmed) to before me. the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township this 8th dav of January. 1935 Charles C Douglas Chairman of Advisory Board of Franklin Town-
ship
This rejkir* was received accepted and approvi-1 by the Advisory Board of this Township at its Annual Meeting, this 8th day of January. 1935. Charles C Douglas, Raymond Crosby. Orville Fosher.
Advisory Board ship.
Franklin Town
3.50 10 60 2 50
26 00
5 00
28.06 90 00
2861.04
18.25 10.04
YV. A. Cooper, relief claims 22.31 YV A Cooper Cong Fnd int. 31.64 W A. Cooper. Com Schl Rev. 193.31
27 04 Walter Scott, aame
I
50.001 R'dale Bank 4 Trst Co., int. 50.00 W. A Cooper, relief claims 50 001 R’dale Bnk 4 Trst Co . Int 50.001W. A Cooper, relief claims 50.00 R’dale Bnk 4 Trst Co int
90 001 Wm. Summerville M. T. refund 59 80 93.001 W. A Cooper, relief claims 30 29 80 00^ Roy Robbina. dog tax 103.00
28.89 52 00 27 04 64 41 21 78
1*1 KIM I Y Ml I. 1 I NITE I OK KM.IM LRIM. LAYY 4 01 USE LAFAYETTE, Ind.. Effective next September, Purdue and Indiana Universities will cooperate In a combined course in engineering and law for the benefit of those who are interested in an engineering background for law practice relating to patents, radio, railway and other transportation, public utility, marine and similar engineering problems. Announcement of the arrangement was made today at Purdue University by
Proa. E. C. Elliott.
The first three years the student will spend at Purdue University
Like so many things tnough.
weather is a matter of comparison and contrast The coldest place in 7476 92 isn't Greencaatli 01 evaa 4327.821 the North or South Pole, but it is j sai J to be in Siberia near the Arctic j 'ii circle where die thermometer has I registered 90 degrees below zero.; YY'hoever makes our thermometers must take a pessimistic view of our 1 climate, because they are made toi
register as low as 40 below. The United States, we always
knew, had the biggest, tne brightest, the longest, the best and most of the| other superlative adjectives, but a I few years ago it was found, and last! summer confirmed, that he have also the hottest On the edge of Death, Y’alley in Southern California a government thermometer registered 134 in the shade This is the highest temperature so far recorded. Every summer, for more than a dozen years the temperature at this place has been over 120 The place is named—
of all tnings -Greenland Ranch.
YY'e all know a snow blanket keeps the earth warm and saves winter wheat When snow is on the ground the temperature at the surface of the snow may be 16 below while five inches down in the snow’ it is 10 degrees above. Snow will disappcai from evaporation when the weather remains below freezing if the air is dry Any housewife knows that clothes hung on a line will "freeze dry” in a short time. Soil does not freeze at 32 degrees although it is the water in the soil that freezes. To freeze the soil requires from 2 to 9 degrees colder. It was a strain on what passes with us for an intellect, to grasp the idea that white is the presence and black the absence of all color. And so it is hard to realize there is no such thing as cold The condition is merely the absence of heat. We do not build a house to keep the cold out but to keep the heat in. That's why an empty house is the coldest, most God-forsaken [dace on earth YVe associate the inside of houses with warmth < - fort humanity and the smell of good cooking. The reason snow is warm, although it is ice. is because of the imprisoned air the same thing that makes fur and feathers warm I»osely. but not too loosely woven fabrics are warmer than heavier but tighter weaves. Of course strong wind or water must he kept out by close weaves ami even by rubber or leather, but rubber shoes are notoriously cold because they do not permit ventilation. There's more to keeping warm, though, than the kind of clothes wo
wear.
YYe have a private heating system I that works if it ha to. but that lays' down on the job if it can. That's why some folks pile on enough clothes to tire n dray horse to carry and still are cold, while others wear less and keep wami. The
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by Zane Grey, and starring j O'Brien will be seen for the :ai tonight at the Granada So many big names arc inca the cast for "David CopperM it would be useless to pick g, particular one as the star, The story of “David Cop|» lias been followed with fidelitj ginning with the day of his bill picture takes David through hi hood with his mother ami the Mr Murtistonc, his stepfather; him to Yarmouth and the Pq clan and little EmTy: to Londi the unhappy apprenticeship
sey's at Dover, where he ins hi touch of sweetness and care; YVickfields. where he mets Aga Uriah Heep and learns to la former and hate the latter, ti don where he meets and falls 1 with and marries the winsome and so through Dora's death, 1
Two unusually good pictures are being offered at the local theaters this weekend. "Cleopatra." at the Granada Sunday, Monday and Tuesday received much publicity recently from censorship attempts in various
states. At the Voncastle will be warehouse after his mother'll "David Copperf ield," which was *° Micawbers, where he in taken from the famous story by pawn silver teaspoons; to Am
Charles Dickens. The film will be
shown for three days.
All the glory of Rome, all the grandeur of Egypt is brought to the screen in "Cleopatra." More than 5.000 extras and many stars have parts in the film. Claudette Colbert has the role of the ambitious ruler
of Egypt who used the mighty Cae- masking of Uriah Hecp s villi sar as a foil against her brother and ‘" r Micawber, to his fina: red co-ruler. She drifts from love to love ^' s ' 0V,J for Agnes, and thei until Marc Anthony falls in love with t ' on * ,er ' ove f° r him her. "The Secret Bride." with B And it is this love, which has | Stanwyck in the featured roll
echoed down through countless pages of history and fiction, that takes up the greater portion of the film. In fast moving scenes of beauty, color and spectacle this deathless love is
portrayed.
The manner in which the two lovers finally defy the whole world, and find perfect peace and happiness brings the film to a most sensational
finale.
"The Last Trail," from the story
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SEATTLE (UP) A 400-p« cake added an Arctic touch l M. C. A. swimming party The mcr able to stay longest 0 "berg" as it floated in th 1 pool prize. Another featur was 1 fashioned bathing suit ' trad 1 awards for the most ancient
ming garbs.
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where he will devote his time to i former depend on clothes to keep the fundamental engineering subjects as | cold out while the latter give the old well as science ami mathematics. At 1 heating system to understand It's got
the end of the third year the student' will transfer to the School of Law of Indiana University and enter upon the regular law curriculum there. 'Hie successful completion of one year at the School of I^aw entitles the student to the degree of Bachelor of .Science in Engineering-Law from Purdue University. The LL. B. degree is conferred by the School of Indiana University after two additional years. Engineering with its far reaching influence upon industry, transportation and communication has brought aliout h demand for lawyers who have a knowledge of basic engineering practices. This will be met by the engineering-law curriculum as de-
scribed.
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to work because there isn't going to |
be much help from outside. Years ago a man came from Ar
kanaas to Monon and couldn’t get warm. He sat hunched up in the house complaining. His mother-in-law. who was supporting him and his family, didn't know much about science hut she told him. "If you'd work I a little and get up a sweat on your I
back, you would be so cold.”
They do say the Terre del Fuegans' wear almost no clothing while the 1 name is the only w an* thing about
their country, ami they survive
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Indian summer, squaw winter, a green Christmas a fat graveyard — high explosives bringing rain and
MIDWAY TAVERN Saturday And Sunday Ni^lils.
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