The Tipton Daily Tribune from Tipton, Indiana • Page 7

SNOODLES By CY HUNGERFORD GOSH KNOW GIMME CoME ON Aw. SwUX. DONTCHA HAN SOME THERE WHY TA' ALL SMART PEEPUL PAPS IF SHE KIN LOOK DUMBELL! GOGGLES WEAR. SPECS. HORN 3 GLASSES SMART 50 KIN YOURE NEXT! 0 Arcs TRIBUNE CLASSIFIED ADS FOR SALE PERSONAL PROPERTY FOR SALE-Schae Bros.

piano, cheap. Call 439S. FOR SALE -Fresh cow with calf by side: male Duroc, years. I. G.

Tragesser. c-64 P'OR SALE- Luglish Queen pop corn, 5c lb. Kathleen O'Banicu. Phone 1616 tf FOR SALE- 5. violins; 2 tenor banjos, 5 radios: E-flat saxophone, B-flat cornets, Mendenhall's Studio.

c-45 IS YOUR BEST CASH CRoP gives vol in shortest RIGHT Free NOW is January which 1: Hatchery, Michigantown. Ind. FOR -Pop corn. 214 cunts pound: Great Nortbern beans, $1 ba- Herbert hair west and one miloi south of Hobbs. 9-65 FOR SALE- Home made pies; Fruit or marislo cakes.

25, 10 and 50 cents delivered. Mrs. Goorge Rose. 235 Oak. orders No.

211. 1-54; FOR young work horses, Duroc gilts, capons tor Christmas; set. 00 breeching harness. Luther licek, Phoue Atlanta: (-54 TOR SALE Good Oliver type-' writer. $12.50: 1.

hole oil: now 2-hole laundry stove, good $6.00. W. A. Kendall. p-64 FOR S.M.E Baled altalia hay inted bean hay, 60c per! bajo; ono Hampshire male $10; one large Duroc sow, far-; row Feb.

2, $15; two fullblooded Holstein male calves, $15 much: one young GuernsCy and Holstein cow and $50. Phone 1572. "Wolfe Davis. route 4, Tipton. p-6-1 WANTED WANTED--Quilting.

Prices r'eusonable. Box 75, Arcadia. c-61 WANTED--Piano tuning: prices reducol this month only. Phone 2186. 0.

L. Houtz. 1-66 WANTED TO RENT small furnished house or apartment in Tipion or vicinity: must be reasonable; two children. Box 48, Tribuue, D-65 WANTED One 'or two' first mortgage residence loans from private party sceking this kind uf 'security; not over five per cent interest, payable semi-anunally; can use three to tive thousand for four Lo six years; owner holding property tor increased valuo due to new highway completed Tipton county; phone this' paper your address; owner will write you. P-G4-1 Typewriter and supplies.

Tribune Press. Ford Coupe, $3.00 Cash Ford Coupe, $85.00 13-Pinto Battery, $4.05 Excl. Buick Olds Pontiac SERVICE MOTOR CO. FOR SALE OR TRADE USED CARS 1031, Model A Tudor Sedan, 1030 Model A Tudor -1921 Model A Tudor Sodas, 1028 Model A Standard Phone 487. Tipton Main: Motor Co showed.

additional American hold; ings making a Kruger Tall! total "in excess of The quantity of these "additional American holdings," which may have been marketed by Kreuger directly' in this country through. brokerage accounts established either in his ow name or in the 0: his personal agent, TIders Jordahl, or Jordah: Co, coni: rued to engage the bankrupticy inquiries here with a view to. determining where Krouger got these securities and what right he had to sell them. ORGANIZE Democrats Have No' Trouble Electing Assembly Officers, -Indianapolis. Der.

virtually, no opposition, men approved by Governor-elect Paul V. McNutt were named hore yesterday to head Democratic majorities that will prevail in the 1933 session bf the Indiana general assembly. It took members-of-the-houseto-be just a few minutes to elect Earl Crawford of Milton, as their speaker. Edward H. Stein: Bloomfield, was chosen floor leader, and Frank Finney of; Martinsville, was selected caucus chairman.

The Democratic members or clie next senate, with equal. chose- Anderson, Greensburg, as. president pro and Walter S. Chambers of New-, castle, as caucus chairman. Sena-n tor Addison Drake of Fairbanks.

was chosen caucus Crawford was the only date approved by the incoming administration leaders to have. any opposition, J. Clinn Ellyson Hammond, contesting him for tlie speakership. Ellyson withdrew after the voto had bean taken but before the count was completed, and tho election was made unanimous. The senators at their caucus left it to Townsend, Senator Ketchum and Senator Chambers to appoint 1 committee to with a like committco of the house in having platform and administration bills drafted.

They, in turn appointed John Bright Webb, Indianapolis, chairman: the senate and Ira Clouser, Crawfordsville, and walter Vermillion of Anderson, as other members! The, house: committees were mol announced Crawford. last night. and the Worst is Yet to: Come. CHIC: 60 GANG TAKES A LIFE Roadkouse Proprietor Victime of a Fight Over "Rights." BODY WAS RIDDLED Chicago, Ded. gun assassins killed John 30.

suburban roadhouse owner, today alter an. argument over his refusal to deal with a new and mysteriqus liquor syndicate which has sprung up in: opposition to the remnants of Al Caponc's gang. Rinella was found sprawled behind the bar of the club, a west suburban roadhouse which he acquired two months ago, by Miss of Marie, Flack, aged 29, who deseribed herself as his sweetheart. His body was riddled with bullets. ChiN-SHILO.

ChiN-SHILO. Ekin E. Sunday school at 10:00 11. Shilo Sunday school at- 9:45 8. Revival meeting began.

at Shilo lehurch Sunday night. Tuesday the men of Shilo church cut wood in the Howard Mitchell woods for the church and cut two big loads. Jim Small and: wife of Kokomo visited the former's grandfather. Ton small and wife Saturday evening Jake Small of Arcadia visited his' father Lon Small Wednesday. There some improvement lin the condition of Mr.

Small. He: rested better Wednesday and. Thursday night. David Fox and wile near Hobbs spent Tuesday with Mrs. Francis W.

R. Hershman and son Orley 'of Sheridin visited O. Johnson Monday evening and also visited Mrs. W. R.

Hershman at the home of Eurn Foutch and wife. Wilburn Phifer and wife of -Clay Visited J. T. Small and family Saturday evening. Jeunte.

Helen Foutch, Joe Bauer of Goldsmith. 'Edith Rurton riet Smith, John Lee, Dova Biddle attended young' people's convention at the Christian. church. at Desert Queen" i Evelyn Kinder of Bakers Corner spent' Monday. with Maxine Moon.

Beryl and Ted Johncon attended Sheridan- Westfield 11 game at Westfield Saturday night. Mrs. Roe Biddle and children; visited the former's daughter, Mrs. Roberts near Westfield- Little William Dell of Tipton spent the week end with his grand parents. Arch Lee and wife.

Romeo Henry and wife of Tipton spent Tuesday with Fred and wife. Mrs. Otto Harrell near Sheridan spent Wednesday with Ed Harrell and daughter Loreen. Mrs. Ethel Griffin and of Sheridan were Sunday guests of.

the former's parents, Oscar; Phillips and wite. Albert Osborn, Lloyd and family of' near Sheridan spent Friday with the former's daughtter, Mrs, Ralph Merrill and Oscar Hinkle and wife -of lanta spent Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Rett Small and family. Mrs. Mary Collins of Frankfort is visiting Frank Kirby and wife.

George Straley, and wife and; their ison Oral Straley. aud wife visited Omer Straley and near Tipton; Sunday -afternoon: Ralph of Elwood visited his mother, Mrs. Sarah Clark Saturday. Alien Henry and 'wife visited the Drs: Horace Vesey and family near. Boxtoy afternoon.

Mrs. John McCrory near Sheridon. Mrs. Ray Noble near Arcadia: Mont, Mondav, with their parents, Tiles Thomson and wife. Birs.

Casho of Atlanta was al Tuc-day guest. Oscar. Honeas and wife visited Fred Thompson of Tetersburg Wednesday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs.

S. M. Martin of Kokomo spent Thursday with the latter's daughter, Mrs. Harley) Gunn: Lowell Phifer who. hos been visiting Sherman Phifer.

and family of Tipton returned Sunday. Several from Ekin attended the senior class play at Goldsmith Wednesday night, Evelyn and Clara Illges entertained "Pauline Law, Mary Stafford, John. Smith and Omer Aloud, and Guy Henry of Sunday evening. Marcie Dick of Kempton is 'visiting her sister, Mrs. Noah Henry and Fheridan Thursday.

George Spencer and wife of' Tipton were Sunday dinner guests -f Mrs. Olive Gunn and. GOLDSMITH. (Continued From Page 3) was the Monday guest of her parents, air. Mrs.

-Arthur Gross. Mrs. Rebecca Smith entertain'ad Tuesday Mrs. Ross McNeal rod son Richard of near Tipton, Wednesday Mr. and- Mrs.

Lora Smith. Miss Virginia Smith of was a Friday night guest. Mr. and Mrs. Roy B.

Smith entertained Robert' Beni: melt; Mr. and Mrs. Bauer and baby near. Kempton, Mr. and Mrs.

Frank: Meister. Zola entertained he Rural Club heir annual Christinas party Thursday night. There were present: invited guests wore Mr. and Mra. Jess Romack and daughMrs.

d. Violet: Bibben and son Billio: There 48 Christmas: with presents for everyone. The club cheer several needy and groceries Re of date, pudding with whipped cream and coffee were served Miss EHzabeth Romack gave several readings which were enjoyed by all. Ray Carter and son Bobble havebeen sick with tin complications at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Tom Carter but are: Improving. Clurid Campbell, and family were Sunday, guests of Wendle Smith and family of East Union. There was a large crowd pres-. ent at meet: ing Wednesday. night.

The gram given was follows; Test-! soil for acid and phosphate J. B. Oyler's boys; Mrs. Effie! Stein gave 'a very interesting talk on the. geography of the Holy Land; the school sang Christmas: carols.

Sunchine girls of the 'Goldsmith high school and their spon-. sor. Miss Gertrude Ho'mes, wi-h thank the parents. and friends of the community, who responded so beautifully to the call for cloth-: ing to use in welfare work. The is distributing these under the direction of Trustee 0.

D. Weed and the Methodist minister: at Kempton. 'Andrew Bilby entertained Sunlay Dean Fib. Mr. and Mrs.

John: -awley of Tipton and Mr. and M1rs. Rafe Werner. ARCADIA. ARCADIA.

LIEd Barnett visited near No-' blesville Tuesday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs. Late DeVauey. Mr. and Mrs.

baugh and family of east of Cicero were. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sigo. Mrs.

Raymond Shaffer, Mary and Mrs. Lloyd Lieurance. were. Noblesville visitors Tuesday Miss Minnie Whisler who has been ill for several days with cold complications and who is still bedfast is slightly improved. Mr.

and Mrs. Glen Gunning and family were -Tipton visitors Saturday afternoon. Little Miriam Gunning remained here with her "randparents Mr. and Mry. 'E.

P. Whisman. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald.

Hannali land family who hare been living in the Fred Anderson property on North Olive street for the past three years moved Monday to the Walter Goff property across the treet. Mr. and Mrs. Goff have one to North Liberty to spend winter with, relatives. -Mrs.

Otie. Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Myers two sons and Miss Lavetta Sheets spent Monday in Indianapolis. the guests of Mr.

and Mrs. Olvio Myers. Mr. Myers as been i'l for the pist week bu: 'li-htly better Monday. Miss Nina who has been spending the winter in IndianapoHis with her sister Mrs.

Emmett Orr is spending soveral days at her: home here: Miss Roberta Michaels of was the Tuesday dinner "nests of Mr. and Mrs. Curt MakPer. The members of the Lions Club and their wives an? scveral quests. were entertained at a su per Tues evening at the Salem' Methodist.

church. The Billtown Quartet of Williamsport was present and gave segeral numbers an! -cadings were given Misses Thomas and Lucille Mun'ell. Talks were given by Rev. raham. Dr.

Roy Fisher and othHers. The remainder of the evanin: -as spent 'in a general good time. guests and members present. were Mr. and Mrs.

Wilbur Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs. Burzer, Mr. and Mrs. William, Odle of Noblesville, Mr.

nd Mrs. E. Sowers, Mr. and Mrs. Ralmond Shaffer, Mr.

jand Mrs. Lloyd Lieurance, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carter, Mr. and Mrs.

Vane Leaming, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, Mr. and Mrs. John Batton, Mr.

and Mrs. Merle Odie, Evelyn Smith, Albert Shafer, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Hiatt, Mr. and Mrs.

Ira Trout, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Foulke and' daughter Helen, Mr. and John Weer, Dr. and Mrs.

Roy Fisher, Mr. and Mrs. John Ridge and Rev. Graham and several others. Christian Church.

(R. L. Logan, pastar.) Sunday school, sermon, 10:30: Y. P. Evening service, 7:00.

Notwithstanding the storm: rather conditions of last Sunday nd, also much. sickness were in. Sunday school, nd 9: at morning Atithe opending exercises of the Sunday school next Sunday Dec. 1th a fine "pre-Christmas" proram of songs and original readangs will be given by the two -Avonne Hall and vonne Langolf. These two talented.

ladies entertain thousands W. afternoon 'casting from station WHBU at.Ap-, derson and this: 15 minutes pro gram will ring with Christinas cheer. Hear them. A class for every age and a welcome to all. Notice of SheriT's Sale of Real on Decree, PAGE SEVEN Notice is -hereby given that virtue aud authority or a decree to me directed from the Clerk of the Tip.on Court, and.

levy made in. a Cause therein pending wherein the Farmers State Bank of Hobbs, WAR plaintiff, and: W.est, Garnet West, Guy E. West and. Mary West were defendants, being cause No. in; paid court, requiring me to make the sum of with interest, costs and accruing costs, 1 Evill expose al public sale to the highest.

bidder Saturday, her 31st, 1932, between the hours of 10 o'clock a. and 4 d'clock p. at the door of the court house in City of Tipton; Indiana, Tipton County, the Fents and profits for a term not exreeding seren years of the totlowing described real towit: Lot: three (3), four and five (5) in block two (2); Maines Addition to the town of Hobbs; Tipton County, Indiana If such Fents: and. WHI not sell for a sum sufficient to satisfy sa'd decree, interest. and costs.

I will at the same time and place expose at publi- sale to the highest bidder. the fee simp'e of real estate. or 50 much thereof 'ng rav' he he fo d'echarge enid decree; interest and costs, cald sa'a to mg de W.i hour -pr valuation in into mort 1: hy mo tg--A Da'ad nor JEST D. ShovETinton Court- Indiank CLEON WADE: MOUNT. Plathtiff'4 Attorney 59-58-64 70 TY -CUR TILE FROM It siz.

to 2 W. li to farms fur prey are lowest and ur -a' 'ty is the best. C3. Hartford City, Ind. DR.

L. E. A DRES. VETERINARIAN Court Street Phone. Res.

Phone 8185. KIRMA RALLY December 22 HAWORTH GYM 1:00 P. m. 0 Notice to Farmers! Get Your Sides Oured Into. Delicious Bacon Look Cure TALE YOUR FRESH SIDES TO G.

BUST I KREUGER GIVEN $250,000,000 HERE POR RENT FOR RENT Modern beated roome as low 88 $3 per week. Miller flotel, Tribune Bldg ti FOR RENT- -Apartments in, Berryman Flats; heat and water furnished; $15 per month! Roy Purvis, agent. c-65 FOR RENT Attractive fiveroom house, semi-modern; garage. Phone 2166. c-ttl FOR RENT--Nicely furnished 5- room home with 112 East North street.

Phove: c-6S: LOST AND FOUND. in business section of Wednesday reward. Mrs. Margaret Murphy, 539 Poplar St. Phone 1155.

c-64 MISCELLANEOUS RADIO SERVICE We specialize on expert service work OD all makes of sets; tull-line tubes, batteries, etc. McJunkin Radio Shop. Phone c-tf SPECIAL CHRISTMAS package for business and professional! wen; one leather patented scored card case and 100 bus: iness cards, $2.50. Tribune! Press. 67 SAY! W'AIT A MINUTE! Have you had a satisfactory answer as to when the depression will end? When will wo have good times again? If not, tuno on Judge Rutherford each day at 13 noon.

over Station WOWO. Ft. Wayne, and WHBU at Anderson, at 2 p. and get the real answer. c-61 MONEY TO LOAN FEDERAL FARM LOANS at per cent interest.

D. S. Phares, Sec'y. Phone 22X0 c-tt Accident Near Hobbs. A man by the name of Murphy of Elwood had his big Hudson cur badly wrecked Thursday ernoon while driviug near Hobbs.

The driver who was said to be: badly intoxicated, drove into the! abutment of tho bridge on the road north of the Sherman farm north of Hobbs and i the bridge the car careened against a telephone pole and turned over. A' young woman who was in car' with him jumped from the car and was picked up by a passing motorist who brought her Hobby she was taken back to Elwood. Her name was not learned. The wrecked Hud-! son was brought to the: Batzner garage in Hobbs. Arrive From Mississippi.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Mettlin and son Bobby arrived in Tipton Thursday. evening, having driven through from Beizoni, where they have residod for the past two years. Mr.

Mettlin, who has been managing a large planAution storo al Belzoni, may not return, tho climate has not been suitable to the health' of Botrlin, who recently went through. a severo spell' of sickness from malarial fever. Notice of Administration; Notico is liereby given undersigned has been by. fthe Judgo of' Court, of County. Indiana, administrator of tate of Laura B.

Gatt, Tipton county deceased. FARM LOAN COMPANY, Nov. 29, :1932. C. W.

MOUNT, Attorney. Investigation of the Match King's Financing Discloses Its Extent. FOUND A RICH FIELD New York, Dec. in-: vestment of American capital in. the Swedish Kreuger Toll through which Ivar Kreuger financed, managed and held his world-wide economic structure, was het this week excess of $130,000,000." This figure was established through the testimony.

of Frank Hamilton. head of the statistical department Lee, Higginson the firm that distributed Kruger's securities here. Mr. Hamilton was questioned before Henry K. bankruptcy referce, by E.

W. Beberoise, on behalf of the American creditors of Kreuger de Toll. Taken with figures of the same wugnitude previously set before Oscar W. Ehrhorn, 'referee in the separate bankruptcy examination of the International Match Company, which Kreuger organized here to take over part of the cap-. stock of match companies; by his Swedish company throughout the world, the total American capital investment in Kreuger's economic empire was in excess of According to accountants' reports now in possession of Kreuger's creditor's here, the American investment market supplied practically half the entire capital; with which Kreuger built his world organization, most of it during the boom years of 1928 land 1920.

Mr. Hamilton testified in connection with the Kreuger. Toll flotations that Lee, Higginson as direct sellers, had knowledge of $95.000,000 of American certificates of Kreuger Toll debentures and of secured debentures, but that interest coupons presentto them as Kreuger's bankers WOOF! that the appointed Circuit State of tho Baid solvent. 'TRUST Administrator. A.