Evening Republican, Volume 23, Number 150, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 22 June 1920 — Page 2

REPUBLICAN TICKET M .■ national ticket. „ ,7 President — Warren G. Harding Vice-President — - Calvin Coolidge United State* Senator James E. Wataon STATE TICKET. n_-.. n-■ mn ■ - - ~T. McCrsy j Lieutenant Governor.- Emmet F. Branch Secretary of State - — Ed Jackaon Auditor trf ■■ ■ — Willimi G. Oliver Treasurer of State.. Or * Attorney General -J - - - - —> —»-U. s. Lean Superintendent of Public Instruction-;- — --L. N. Hines Reporter Supreme Court. -Will H. Adams Appellate Judge, First District -- E. A- Dausman Appellate Judge, Second District Ira C. Batman Judge Supreme Court --- Julius Travis DISTRICT TICKET. Representative in Congress — Will R. Wood Joint-Representative —- - - Jacob D. Rich Judge Thirtieth Judicial Circuit George A. Williams Prosecuting Attorney J. C. Murphey COUNTY TICKET. Treasurer— - George H. McLain Recorder - —Warren E. Poole Sheriff ’ ’ - True D. Woodworth Surveyor E. D. Nesbitt CAmmiaainner—Third District ——Fred Banes Commissioner —First District , H. W. Marble COUNTY ORGANIZATION’. Chairman -- — Moses Leopold Vice-Chairman x D. Delos Dean Secretary Cope J. Hanley Treasurer-- George W. Scott PRECINCT CHAIRMEN Barkley, East ----Kenton Parkison Barkley, West —- Harry Arnold Carpenter, East W. R. Geier Carpenter, South Burdett Porter Carpenter, West —2 <_A. A. Fell Gillam- — Elmer E. Pullin Hanging Grove Wm. Woodworth Jordan Vernie E. Bice Kankakee — Charles Stalbaum Keener. Ji John BL Greve Marion, First Fred Tyler Marion, Second — Jesse Snyder Marion, Third C. M. Sanda Marion, Fourth— Russell Van Hook Milroy a John Southard Newton-.--. Oscar Weiss Union, North— F. M. Goff Union, South Leslie Alter Walker * Henry J. Henrich Wheatfield Alex L. Jensen

BRIEFLY TOLD.

The Ontario amusement tax has been increased 25 per cent. Hudson Bay Company's vessels carried thirteen million tons of food to French ports dring the war. The first vessel to sail from the Hudson Bay post was in 1668. Immigrants are arriving from South America in large numbers, most of them bearing cash and letters of credit valued at thousands of dollars. A train robber, recently killed, maintained a business manager to look after his affairs. The kaiser is writing, with his pen, a history of the war. Emeralds have become the rarest and most expensive of precious stones. An airplane flying across the Canadian border at Niagara Falls was stopped by. *a customs officer and duty collected. Sea birds devour a great number of fish, many birds eating six or seven fair sized mackerel in a single meal. To save two pet dogs deserted when a schooner sank near the Azores, the crew of one lifeboat rowed back more than one-quarter of a mile in a rough sea. Coal and sugar are exported to Canada from this country in great quantities in spite of the fact that there is frequently shortage here. Canada always seems to be sufficiently supplied with American sugar. The pay of a Negro janitor in any of the departments of the government in Washington is higher than the well-trained white schoolteacher. »

I. O. O. F. NOTICE.

Your presence is expected at the L O. O. F. regular meeting Thursday evening, June 24th. Work in the First Degree. Refreshments. Last day for paying quarterly dues. The Monticello base ball team was defeated by the Dodge Brothers' team of Lafayette Sunday, 20 to 6. Large dean rag* wanted at the Republican sAee.

JUNE BREEZES from whisper wonderful tales of exceptional values in . Glass ~ Harvest Chinas Fly Paper, Powder and Swatter* Middy WaMa J Childrun'* Play Draaee. - Groceries w™,, _ and Carry m ' J” ■ . * ®&MvGroeory Department

COUNTY EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

The joint commencement for Hanging Grove and Milroy townships was held at the Milroy church last Saturday night. The roads were good and the evening cooL This contributed with the many other factors to make this a very effective commencement Ex-Coun-ty Supt.* L. H. Hamilton gave an excellent addres before a class of eleven graduates. Mr. Hamilton, in a very clear, concise and earnest manner, presented a message that met with unusual commendations from those who neard the address. The mastering idea that colored the speech was that the class of 1920 was facing the big reconstruction problems and to dispose of these big problems successfully it was essential to the graduates that they build up strong bodies and equip these bodies with strong minds. The Jensen orchestra consisting of Alex Jensen and wife with their three son, Leslie, Louis and Russel, furnished excellent music for the occasion. Miss Marie Bailey gave a surprise number by way of the valedictory that was pleasing to the large audience. Trustees Poole and Wood presented the diplomas to the classes in a nice manner. Mr. Poole spoke briefly to toe graduates urging them to receive a larger diploma from high school in four years to come. The interest manifested by the school friends from both townships was very promising. The church was filled to its capacity and an audience of an equal size stood air the windows. This week marks three commencements. On Thursday Walker township will hold its commencement at Kniman. Prof. R. A. Talcott of Valparaiso University will deliver the commencement address. On Friday the Jordan township commencement will be held at Union. Prof. Thomas F. Moran of Purdue University will deliver the address. The Jensen orchestra will furnish music for both of these commencements. On Saturday the Barkley township commencement will be held at Barkley church. Prof. Moran will give the address at this place.

LOTS OF GOOD PEOPLE WHO RODE IN THE FRANKLIN ARE NOW CRAZY

to know how Rensselaer came out in the national show-the-car contest It will be some time before the far-west reports can be heard from and when the winners are announced we wil probably be informed that we “also ran.” The trouble with us, we didn't think the big fellows would get out and work for $500.00. Anyhow we kept in the limelight, and received several compliments from headquarters ,one suggesting us as a possible choice to tour the country giving economy tests. Dr. Rainier of Remington got the world’s champion car. It carried more people, more miles in a day, on less gas than any 6 cylinder ever made. Believe we forgot to tell the town that Harry Watson, Mr. Kitchings and Frank Hill are new Essex owners. And Lee Myers, Bert Courtright and Geo. Ade are new Oldsmobile owners. And say, have you seen that Hudson super-six touring limousine that we got for Mr. Abraham Leopold? It’s the very latest thing in closed bodies and undoubtedly the finest ear ever sold in town. Tell us what you want and well do the rest. THOMPSON & KIRK. ■ _ Farm* lasso* for sal* at Ba Bp pubiiaan grate aM eaA aaHb

EVENING REPUBLICAN, RENSSELAER, IND.

"Look out, fellows - its leap year" YOU'VE ALL read. JKosSSSIm HOW THE great detectiva. . SHERLOCK HOLMES. 1 COULD LOOK at the ash. \ ■ FROM A c,garette * \ w and y° u ) ALL ABOUT the man. B I Hb — BUT THE dear girls. t * * *" " \ HAVE BHERLOCK stopped, • • • ' FOR ALL they need. IS JUST one look. • • • AT THE outside. • • • . . OF THE package. • • • * THAT’S ALL- • • • AND IF it is. THE CIGARETTE. # x THAT "SATISFIES.’ •■ • • I THE GIRLB know. ♦ • • RIGHT OFFs • • • THAT THE man. x. WHO SMOKES IL i 'j ♦ IS BOUND to be. (j A HANDSOME AND clever. A { j | -- AND GOOD and contented. AND THERE are only. THREE MILLION of tdm. IN THE country. S , .. SO THEY had an. * > BETTER LOOK out •• • ” AND IF you get. ‘ * ' ... doesn’t take a Sherlock to find out CAUGHT WITH the goods. i v&y Chesterfields “satisfy.” Fine • • * tobaccos is one reason. Superior blendDON’T SAY. ing is another. And toe moisture-proof, . • • • glassine paper wrapper is a third. Thia I DIDN'T warn you, expert blend of fine Turkish and Domes- *• * , tic tobaccos will say things to your taste that will confirm everything you ever beardabout ‘‘satisfy.” wlicsKrncKj CIGARETTES

HE MIGHT CHARGE FOR A LOOK

■» rart* b -er? '■»»*; -w l er Certalhly, at Price Druggist Wanted for Oil, a Little Should Go a Long Way. Recently, one cold morning, several women were waiting in a north side drug store until the street car came. A colored woman entered and asked the druggist for a certain kind of qH. He went to the rear of the store where he kept the stock, and coming said: Tt is $2.25 an ounce. How much do you want?” The colored woman was plainly disconcerted, at the, high price. After a second’s hesitation her face brightened. as she said earnestly: “Maybe a drop would be enough.” Just as seriously the druggist replied,. “Lady, we don't sell It by th* drop.” The ludicrous side of the situation struck the women spectators and they began to laugh. One of them remarked, “Well, at that price I think a smell would be sufficient."—lndian spoils News. 4 /

WAS GONE BEYOND RECALL

I . -fl —4 oji Headgear for Which Young Wife Had Pined Adorned Head of Ono More Fortunate. “Every day for a week,” the young wife said wistfully. Tv* gone down to look at a hat in a show window—a wonderful hat Tom; the kind of hat a woman dreams of but sees only once in years. Of course, I knew that I could not hope to buy it as it was far more expensive than we could afford. The price .was—- ' “Perhaps w* could manage it, dear, if youwlakit rupted fondly. “Business has been * little better th* last mouth. I have two new contracts large apartment houses. How much is the hatl“ That is tear of you Tom." toa to* nAm ~ 'V-

The Easiest

"What is the beat way of getting hard cash?” "Working some soft thing."

Consistency.

"That speaker has such a halting delivery." "It matches his lame argument.

With That Voice.

He—l have formed the habit of singing at my work. v Bhe—How you must hate IL

Making Up for It

Mrs. Gabbins—“Do you believe to heredity?"• Her Husband —“Not much! Your grandmother was dumb.**

Equal Distinction.

went to a tea fight the other day." “Well. I’ve seen a coffee mill.**

Couldn't Very Well.

“Did your brother win bls spurs to the army?’ “He couldn’t; he was to the Infantry."

’ A Bear.

Lillian—“ Jack Rapids ta a perfect bear!” Rose r -* , Has he been hugging you, too?’

His Way.

"Did toe doctor you went to fix up that swelling all right?* * « t “Sure, he put It in the bill.”

Expensive Visiting.

Miss Perkins—“ Been making any caUa JaA tb« last call I made cost me $40."

The Difference.

Father—“l like that young fellow's get-up-and-go.” Daughter—*T prefer Ms staying powers." ; 7 “ j The ice men have gone on a strike’ at Lafayette, 'and parties .de-1 siring ice must make their own dehvenes. I - ; I | ratm leasee forearn at too Mopubneah offieo, erain cm east MM. | 'ST r-. V®®?

Literally.

"Was Gabby much perturbed when his machine turned, over?” “Well, he seemed to very much upset” ।

"Come Home With Me Now*

"What ails Mrs. Flubdub F “She’s searching the soda bars for her busband." ,

His Whim.

Waiter—“ Which side of the table do you wish to sit on. sir?” Diner —I prefer to sit on a chair."

Why, Indeed.

“Are you for a vacation for every worker?’ “No. Why should vacations be limited to the few?”

Where Is the Flat?

“Do you believe to long engagements?" “No; but where are you going to find a flat?"—-Louisville Courier-Jour-nal. > _ - I J_ * -

Heard at the Club.

“Then you don’t think Cheatem is straight?’ "Straight! Why, if that fellow swallowed a wire nail he’d cough up a corkscrew.” —Boston Transcript. c

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Thomas Thompson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray D. Thompson, of this city, is now employed at Flint, Mich. Thomas expects to spend two months' of his vacation in Michigan. He will keep in close touch with his home city as the Evening. Republican will visit him daily. ’ . . .. . “The Rose of Washington Square,” one of the musical numbers to be rendered by the band Wednesday evening, was written by James Hanley, a nephew of Judge Hanley and a former Rensselaer boy. Mr. Hanley has stepped far up the musical ladder* of fame the past few years.

CASTO RIA For Infants and Children In Use For Over 30 Years Always pears the Signature of ’ 441(6*4*6

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