Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 59, Number 7, Jasper, Dubois County, 20 October 1916 — Page 4

I JÄSPEB COURItR "WILSON MOVED CAPITOL BACK FRO'." WALL STHEET" HON. 'Thank Qodx He Is a 100 ftr Cent Man," Declares Leader of W;?menJs Movement. JASViSR, ÜÜ.IJI4 OOUNTV, INDIANA Entered up soconci-iilasa mutter at the nostofflce at Jasper, Ind., under the act of, March S, IS7Ü. Ingönfrast toihe j aphes Junket o Wall Street's womenfolk, comes tills Indorf meat eff President Wilson from a nomn whv has achieved great things,, and is a leader of the real ferahiist movement

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FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1916. rzr -i The Trckot ForGovarnorS-John A. M. AdAtr, rortlflnd For rJotitcnnnt-Goveruor Aluson J. .NIDlnek. Vinccnnnfl. Kor Ü. S Senator John W, Kern, Indiana. - polls. (Ion- torn.) rj nomas Ta&jiart. rencn l.ick ibiiuiu luuu; Secretary of Mate Homer L. Oook, Indianapolis. auditor of State-Dale J. Crittenbcrgor, Anderson. , T . , For Treasurer of State George A. Bittlcr. Ft. Way no For Attorney-Ccucral--Kva:i 1. StotsenLur. New .lbu bupreme Convf SecojiU District -Douglas Morris, Itushvillc. Supreme. Co irrt Third District .Charles 33. Goxf fndlanap(i-. Apellate CotirK NortherD Division James Mo. an Tortlrtiul. ' lieporter of Supreme Court Philip Zuerjher. Tell City. Judge Appelate Onrt, ir&t DistrictJohn C. McNutt. Martinsville State Supt. of Public Instruction Samuel L. Scott, New Albany. FOR p mum and : L mutwM. PEACE ßgJ and '-1".'K PßOSPERlTf K RepuöliGens' ftppsti fo Ths FaririBP The Chicago T !' -"The oer,World's Greatest N and Hughes' grattL .supporter, in criticing the Wilsen adminis tration in hand;i:.c the troops on the Mexican borcu says: Even the hor e. smppiied did not fit the hanip-c , - This is the Rijp.:l..:oan idea of the fitness of thi- ;c. fell From the Fi m Fan into the ; . Fire. At the bgir.nimr ih- ceople were governed by th churches. When they finahy bioke away from that, they i ell into the politicians, and havor cv r been able to escape. A Prayer. "Backward, tur I -nek ward, oh Time in thy flight, re us a I girl whose tskirts an , tight; give us a girl vhi.-j charms, many or few, are mi ixpoed by too much rjefkaooo: -Ave us a girl, no matter wh&i age, who won't use the street for a vaudevile stage; give us a siri not too shapely in view; dicsa he in I skirts that the i tin can't i-hine ''through.". 'Tention BUI Cox. . Abe Martin s:. "Th' day's gone by when th' collar wiltin' ' brand oJ political oratory fools anybuddy. The biggest valu?? ve have ever offered our subscribers is ' The Courier and four standard magazines, all one, foronh L.T5 Every up-to-date Dubois county farmer should have his own ; printed letter heads and envel . opes with the name of his farm home printed thereon, especially the envelopes with the return address. We can print you 100 of each for $1.50 on good material. Give us your order. Bow to fiUTN! Wny advertise th c p the Jasper Oourier

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THE BALCONY SCNE-(BU5H MAN : 6AYNEa1v R.OMEO AND JULI ET") Never beforersince Shakespeare; penned Jiis immortal "Romeo and Juliet,'! has the famous balcony scene heent visualized with' arije to historical sdetail and. convincms reality, asl itl is in?t the i big - screen productionTof I'Romeo and Juliet.' FrancisXBushman and -Beverly BayneHwooL the ?foremost; stars of the silent drama, essay the roles of the r world's most "renowned tlovers.' Their screen . version of 'Romeo and Juliet" "will bring Shakespeare to the people as it never,- has 'been brought before either by the written word cr upon the spokenstage.

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By Helen Ring Robinson

(State Senator of Colorado.) 1 in not with the Woman's Party. My opposition to Its propagauJa Is based on the fact that I am wooing, twelve months in tb year, to get the ; ballot for all American women. My experience of practical politics has ! taught me, among other things, that I the Congressional Union Ls being used, forces in this country which have fought, and will continue to fight, equal suffrage. I am for Wilson because, throughout his Administration, he has continuously made his appeal from the jingling of dollars to the rights of man. i am for Wilson because he moved the Capitol of the country from Wall Street back to Washington, and becauce he has withstood the forces, now back of Hughes, who have sought to remove it to Berlin. I am for Wilson because he lias indeed shown himself "more interested in the fortune of oppressed men and pitiful women and children" whether in Mexico or in America than in his own personal fortune. Thank God he is not "a hundred per cent candidate," but a hundred per cent MAN! 1 am for Wilson because, whatever his fortune at the coming election, 'his achievements have given him a su preme place in the lb-t of American i HELEN RING ROBINSON. presidents; because his voice, during ail ilnwe burdened years, has been the cit : : old-time voice of America the voice that to some of us had seemed iin;; d and overborne by class hatreds and racial hatreds, and the snarling scramble for dividends. However the coming election may turn, the pages of American history which President Wilson has written these past four years will be forever illumined wiUi the white light of stars, an our children und grandchildren will .indeed have cause to thank God for Woodrow Wilson.. "hp Kennh irnns rion r 1 1 ico 1110 prevailing prosperity. It's Democratic and therefore taboo. Give them a chance and they'll, put it out of business. Advertising Space Costs inioney. Good goods bring fair prices poor articles are good for what, ever they can get. This is true of advertising's of everything else. As a rule low rates and large discounts are a sure indication of small circulation. Advertising space in publications of good, circulation represents a very heavy outlay and cannot be offered at a nominal price without loss. Pub lishers, like other business men, do not do business fur nothing, neither are thev in it for the pleasure it affords. Hence they v ifhey cannot atlOrCl tO give aClVCr tisin? pace for less than cost. Low rates may be taken as a possitive proof of equally small and comparatively valueless circulation. The business man who has a certain amount of money to spend in advertising -hould bear this in 'mind. In order to spend wisely I there is wher hp. can get the best advertising. On the contrary it seldom happens so. This same business man might pay hal " a clol!ar f t ? ninner Wn j ' ' around v . g for ßftec ti cent?, if ftc dollar f r a dinner when he could ne corner t carea roBut there is a difference in the dinner which is worth the other thirty-five cents. There is just as much JifTr en in ad vci rising. -l c&sk of C c li ftrutiiiöfi js used. atilkj i;e !:jttle can be boal of ya-ur ä- tit fot 30 cents ftzid the purchJise pn,c will be rtaraQ i you are not stneu vnvti tne result

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