Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 13 May 1910 — Page 4

IASPER COURIER iiv Bwv Ei LoNk.

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Alitor hi lit i'oi .lot. 11 mitv c. in

d ir transi... s. .11 1 1 oujIi I ho m 'I 'U cic

t Kuh, mil u 150 Per Ye.ir. Thi9 paj'ci it im 'el roirulnrly t e iltporilxrt. un'il a Mhiite order to Iii 1! ntinne ;e receive I tad nil arrears pnid iifnll; unless in n.-. Iwretinn of the p.iblieher n different vnme . I 011 Id he i omed advisable.

PKIDAN MAY 13

Democratic Ticket.

-Louis l KUiiKhum

II O'Brian.of

Vollme

Sectary of Stats ef Dec.ituer.

Auditir of State Wm Lnwrencehvrg.

Trensuer of State Willinn II.

of Vinrenne. Attorney General Thomiti M. Honan Clerk of the Sipreme Guiitt J. Fred France, of Huntington,

Superintendent of Public Instruction

Robert J. Aley, of Bloomington.

State (ieolozist Edward Ilsrrett. of

Plainficld.

Srate Statiatican Thomas JJrolleyof

North Vernon. Judge Supreme Coirt Second District. Douglas Morris cf Rushville; Third District, Chaa. F. Cox, of Indianapolis. Judge of Appellate Court Northern District. Joseph Ibtu-h, of Hammond,

. b. Lairv of Lognwri, anil Andrew

Adams of (Jolnniuus City ; southern uis

trict M. B. Hottle of Salem, and Edward

W. Fait of Gpeonfield. For Congresj William IS. Cox

For Pr;8eruiinz AttomBv67lh Judicial

District Harry . Carpenter. For Joint Seni'sr for Crawford, Da hots and l'orry Co.ia Iks. Bcrnar Tray lor.

For Jaint Representative loi Djoois

and rue L janti.s. reter . uooie. For Cl?r Cir.:n t Coirt. iVdliam M. J3o,kelnun. For Auditor lacob H. Hong. Fjr Treas irv. -iVill.ntu Rauscher. For Recorder fc In. II . J:dy. For Sheriff J.ejb II. Schwenk. Kjr Coant A'.soaior.-Rohert T. Mi? Cuna. Fr Conner -Jörn F. Menke '. For Surveor Kmil Merger. Fjr Com n'mionar, 1st Di-jtri:t. Jacob Huffman. Fo'Cjinmid-uo jq:,3J I) s'.rht. Henry Lm-lsrebe.

In honest politics and fair play. Frank Pinnick. Our Washington Letter. The Democrats, assisted by a handful of fighting progressive Republicans, have forced a Republican administration to aban

don s me of the worst of the jorooration-serving clauses plac

ed in the railroad speculation bill

by Attorney General Wiekersham Wiekersham franud this hill

after a conference with six rail

road president. Vall street Know long before tlu public appearance of the bill that it would be so drawn as to annul that fea

ture of the b. ormaii anti-trust law which prevents mergers. Railroad interests bought and sold

stock on th strength of their ad

vance information. It is not

plaia as yet who supnlied Wall

List of Graduates April Examination and Tirt Average.. Co umhin Tp Berthold Ii ary 82, Anna Ox

82. .us Eicht r, ."S3. Robert Lili, 7G. Sophi 'eCune, 78. August Nicholson, 78 Ruth Thompson, 81. I

Harbison Tp. Willie Diuiine, SI Meyer, 80. Ibone Tp Oscar Schwenk, 7o

Schwenk, SI Clara

75. Dra Holl man 7S Madison Tp Mabel Rou 7G. Ueien Alford,

87. Graco Trosper, S7. Kiniil N'orm&n, 77. Gladys Gl zen, 79. Moni 'a Striegel, 75. 1 ay Morgan. 75. El a Bio mi, 79 Norma Kellams. SO. EJwnrd Gl zen. 79. Jacob Nahkr, S2. Made Rop-(

Minnie

iMicrt

OR tne benefit of those

particular men seeking ex-

clusivencss of pattern and individuality of style, we are showing tins Spring the magnificent tailoring line of

Ed. V. Price Co.

MERCHANT TAILORS

CHICAGO

street with information as to thelinson, 77.

kind of a bill W:ckersham would1 Bainbridge Tp !

Elanor uosman, lib. Ambrose

draft.

Had the hill become a law as

orepared by the attorney general

Kuchler, S3 Florence Gulletr,

87. Walter Mehringer, 95 Urban

MhrmCKt tic, to. T.

it would have practically destroy- Sondorman, 76. Veronica Hoff

ed all that has been accomplished !man, w. in the last twenty years to give Hall Tp the governmef t some measure of Christopher Ilubbs, 77. Ign Iz nnnffAl nwfli- rim vailrnnrlc nf rhn P Friprlmnn. 77. I

till VI k(V . V VttUU V A. VIIV i A - country. No attorney cf th .lelferson Tp.

It Is Human Nature To

United States has ever been revealed in just the position Mr. Wiekersham now occupies. Instead of drafting a bill that

would tend to place greater safe

guards about the rights cf the

people, as might naturally be ex

pected from a public officer who

is receiving a sa'ary on the assuin

These famous tailors make clothes of surpassing excellence, just as you want them, at a price

considerably lower than ordinarily ohtams. Select your pattern today

and have us take your measure.

' Exclusive local representative of Ed. V. Price (d Co.

Ennest AtMns, 79 Rescoe King 82. John Pollard, 7S. Lula Wells 82 Patoka Tp, Joe Bickwermert, 75 Leona

Bretz, 76. Chester Cato, 75. Esther Cox, 76. Norma Christo-; pher, SI Neoma Dagenhart, 75.! uazel Dufenda- h, 85 Edith Frick

KUlBLlR,

Oar complae" Liues o 3Cens FurnisamgQ. The New Shapes A id Shades Ot Spring Hats Oating" Shirts Oar 1910 Oxfords NIüW TOES We Can Dress You Correctly Prora Head To Foot We Want To S low You. Clothier & Haberdasher,

West Side Public squaxe.

JASPER,

ption that his office is given suchi7S Krieda Frick, 75 Clara Hart-' protection to the people, Wicker-ike. 87 Clyde Koeh'er, 79 Anna1 sham has been charged on the) Katterjohn, 92 Martin Lohman,1 floor of the Senate with having' S7. Ella Lehnikuhler, 78. Lily attempted to take from the mas-' Rummel, S3 Selma Remmerl 75

ses even such inadequate safe-, Rilph Richardt, 80. Walter Smith

guards as they now enjoy, while

at the same time giving the corporate interests the right to merge and do other things tht the Sherman law has forbidden

th' m from doing.

Spa!

Jotiofio Kern Squealed When lie

got Beat lor llie U. S. Senate.

NOW HE IS SORRY!

Frank Finnlck Late Candidate Isr Clerk Has A Word to say About the April IS Election.

Dubois, Ind , May 4, 1910. In o-derto put myself right before the people of this county, I submit the following for the purpose of showing-up some of the trickery and diahonesty that was carried on just a few days before the recent primary. It was rumored all over this county that I was a prohibitionist. No one has worked harder than 1 have, in my bumble way, for the success of the Democratic party ever cince I was old enough to vote. Another falsehood that was sent broadcast over the county was that I didn't like the Germans and didn't want their votes. Last, but not least, was the falsehood that I hated the Catholics. This was "the unkindest cut of all." I hate no one, and I believe that everyone should have the right to worship God in any manner he wishes, or belong to any church he wants to, I am glad we live in a country that gives us this privelege. I think better of a man that steals my money than the one who besmirches my good name by falsehoods. "He who steals my purse steals trash, but he that filches from rne my good name takes that which does him no good, but make me poor indeed." Let us be fair in this matter. Can the democrats of the

Lounty mix politics and religion and live oer another primary? A man's religion or his nationality should not be against him in this land of the free". I am a democrat. I believe in democratic principles, and I also believe

77. Henry Seubold, 85. Walter Wessler, S3. Cass Tp. Hugo Steinkamp, 94. Edvin Bbsch, 80. Webster iller, 81 Amos Sickbert, Ü3. Alfied Well-

President Taft's definition of emeyer, 78 Albert Brunsman.

a ' Republican" member of ton-82. Hutro Sticneker. 78 Alma

gress is one who will vote for Flocrke 81.

legislation mdoised by h;m wheth ; Total number successful o

cr said Congressman believes the date 99

l.pislation is gocd r bad Leader for County Honors

The President complains that Eleanor Gosm-jn of Bambndgj to

the insurg nN vrit him at the The last examination will bWhite House and assure him of ! M ay 21 their great personal respect and ' well wishes, and then go to th I HPfllinhl ffl Müht Capitol d vot against his rail-1 DIUUy111 lU US"1

road regulation bill. Jasper Popl3 Rjcicvlng the Full Benefit. "Why do you act this vy?Ma! There hav- been many tu ts

progressive JipuDJican wnsasiceu liKe the following in .Jasper

m ir

LOCKYEAR'S BUSINESS COLLEGE

EVAHSVIUC. IXDURA"

'THE SCHOOL OF RESULTS"

LARGE AWEJvMD AN C E FIFTY TYPeWRlTERS

POSITIONS FOR GRADUATES

SED POR NEW CATALOG

A pne r- r, remedy: en.

Lo you not respect the Presi- Everyone relays the experience dent of the United States?" ,of people we know These plain I do, indeed, respect the Pres- ahrniirln fnrwnrd sKnlnmpnts hill

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ident, both personally and official- do much toward relieving the su 1 I 7 i I 1 II f T 1 ' '

iy, was tne rep-y. uuc i navejfering of thousands Such teseven more resp ct for the we: Jure timnnv will Ip ronrl with intmt

of 90,000,000 people of this conn- by many people try. lhe President sends the William 'ohn, Newton Street. Congress a railroad regulatior Jasper, Ind , says: "I kgow of bill whicn absolutely annuls the u case of H'dney trouble where Sherman anti-trust law. Alonirinnnn c Kul nnv Pille ivor ncnrl

vith the bill comes the ultimatum j with great benefit. The person j

mat our voce on mis measure suffeied from lameness across will be considered test of our Ith

Republicanism. Wiekersham, ;üdj by a dull, knawing pain who drew the infamous document rh

says thet Republicans who refuse Donn's K'tHnnv Pills nrlvprticpH

t9 vote for the measure are so- it occured to me that 'hey mightf

biuwoi,-). i; t e hihi lu öiiuw rp msr : run rnmoitv t hnr v,.s noon-'

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dl! urtner resneCC tO die rreSl-.oH 5inr I mwniwl n r.nnn v nf 5

dent, but he seems to fail- to un- Fiipk nnrl Pfan's Dmcr RtnrP. I &

J j. 1 ,t . t . . . - - r rt -

uersianu tnat a mstinct moral Their use brought the desired requestion is involved. As be-lief nd nroved of benefit in

ween serving our conscience or!every wav 1 consider Dean's he President, we are nut to the KiA nov Pille nn ßfTnltvo H1nnv

pamtui necessity of forsaking theimedicine." (Statement given President and voting against his'April 24, 1907 ) railroad bill." I Lastinp, Results.

The recently "reform" House1 n

Committee on rules is proving to John was interviewed, he cbn-

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ft) Im. 1 ! ' 2swA!i:-; l)f.u r. ) l , . wt r

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TapAfiy, ' Voi;q g.

- T TllV-tl (ho ymij uK the us 1. -.r. .IEDY my f r

be as secure a catacomb for nro

posed legislation antagonized bv

the special interests as was the

firmed his former statement and

added: "The great benefit derivpd in thpcnsn T hnvp nrpvinns

one of which Speaker Cannon lv descrihod has hnpn nprmnnpnt

was chairmnn. Nnf n sinirlp rp nrt.,r,cj iidn d;iid nvn ...u,. "X

, , . . . --.-cj.v. uuau o -i vimii v i mo um nuuio nmntn nlnfinn u UinU ',..Ut- ,1 .nn e .. 1 '.O'JinjWU

hjikiiu rtuvtisci.v or rfi.nnrinrsfimonr..

i3 Cui for ßo

GIRLS WA1ITED. t- "LEARlf TO SEW.Uf OUR.SCHOJDL".9 We pay your "board whil you are learning. Infour weeks you a an he. making 1,00 a "day. i Experienced operators make frcn $1.00 to $2.00 a dojrv Steady work offered the year round. The faotory is very light and is oooled in uaner by eleo trio. f anstand heated in wintor toy steam-heat. Every effort made to make your work oomfortable and profitable to you. Haka Monty and b Independent. Call or TTrito. SBXTOn MAITÜFAOEURIHG'CO., FAIRPIBLD WAYlffi CO., Ä ILLIII0IB .

Stodttioldsps of tiie Calu met Lake Co. Meet.

To Whom it May Concern. Notice is hereby criven that thp

Stockholders of the Calumet Lakp

i i it.

a corporation, n iiu tneir

affect un'awful combinations such

as the suger trust has been reported favorably by the new committee. Speaker Cannot dominsted the reform body just as effectively as he did the old rules committee. During the first three dnys of ay the government spent $2, 602, 073.81 more than it took in This would indicate that the new tariff law i3 a failure inasmuch as it is not producincr sufficient

revenue to meet the expenses of' the government. Fire at Ireland. 1

Fire of unknown origin destroyed the Red m n's building and Dr. L. B Johnson's nfTiVp nt

Ireland Wednesday morning at 1:30 o'clock. The first floor of i the Red Men's building was oc-( cupied by Henry Ell who conducted a general store in it and the fire was first discovered in the1

rear ot the store room Insur

ance was carried on both the duildmg and the stock of merchai dise.

annual mectincr on ThnisHnv

1' or sale by all dealers. Pricu, April 28, 1910, and selected the r0 cents. Foslcr Milbnrii Co., Huf- following stockholders as direcfulo, New York, sole agents for the tors for the ensuing year United Stales. I Charit s Flbk,

SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE

Schedule In Effect Sunsay Feb. 21 (tie Fo

forowing is It inn lily uili tir Guaranteed. KASrilOUND So 5 H.MI.V t:11 A. M. N 1" SM V. it. . II " h:HI I. M. No 1 Sl.WDAV O.VI.Y 6iW) A. II. KSTKOUNI. VII. V 7:WA. U. 11 31 M. "ill. M ' ' ' . . " I I. ,1

Kcmeniber the name Doan's

and take no other.

60 YEARS EXPERIENCE

M. t. NO. M,

No II.

No. 13

Trade MAnxs

DC3IQN8 COPVniGMTS Ac

inlcklr ascertnln our 01 . i u free whether r

:ion I prMimi it it n'.m

tloiKMrlctlrroiiiitlonilnl. IlflUÜBOOK on I'atcnu ontfreo. Ohl'st tl-oi! r fnr crtirloif iiulcm. l'ntcnt tnfciri tlirou, ' Muim A, t o. rccclr. itvetalnotttt, villi on tc rno. luiho

Scientific Siiici'ican,

A tmndnmplr llliinl 'cd wppHIt, I.nrcrt elr eulntinii of nnj felt II l.nriiiil. 'iVrnin. lit Tonr! four nionUi, Jl. Poli bnll ncwmlPHlcrn. MUNNXCo.3G1Df flew York

Hnncli (Ifflnt. i " t . xv Mtiuton I) C

For Sal. I have a small homo and lot oi. Fourth Street whi,:h I will sell at a bargain if sold soon. Arch Doane.

.Ino. S. Stewart,

Kasper Hatter, A J. Sermersheim,

iios. LJirKo, Aftei wards the din c'ors meet and u l

-lv.l,.W LUC iUIIUVVlII UlllCt'lS. Charlex Flick, President Jf.o S Stewart, Treasurer. A, L. Sermersheim, Sect. The board then adjourned Chas Flick, President. A. L. Srmersheim, Sect P S Any one desiring permits to fish in in a lake can secure them from either of the above officers. May G, 1910-3 wk.

TliiHt fclmwn Ml HutitliiirburK. KSlltOUXI). -

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Harbison Trustee's Notice Noi'ce 's hereby given that tho timlerh1(!im1 Tiutco of Ilm hi oii township, will f 'i)il to town-hip bieiness on each lon.liiv of Iho ynr nt my rülee, and .-r.'ii9 lin.inu t: viiMliip hufinops to r.in.nf t me rejuirod to preHcnt it to him jn Hntimluys. Thu lownalih) librnrv will bo knpt at

nr hoir5 near Kcllcrvillc, . Martin Tiiimuso, Tnifteo. Excursion to Saint Louis every J msSunday via Sutern Railway During the months of May, June, kor salk July. August, September and Q , , " ' October Story-and-half seven room All Parks open and a Major hou.se' Good ,ot 0x100 ft., nlLeague Ball game every Sunday. ey ,n rca; K'ded street, good For rates a-'d train service, Pfvementa . good well and collar, ask any Agent Southern Railway- Mu8t, Pe so$ at ?ce' , NoA ref" n J- C Beam, Jr., Asst. Gen'l "arb Ä refUSed' Apply Pass Agt Saint Louis, Missouri.! Couner ofRce-

tsoono Township Trustee's Xotico. 1iip nnderaipned, Trustee of Boone own ali ip, Dubois county, hereby ges notice that he will attend to ail bus h pertaining to the oüico of Tmetee, nf ' i reeidence, two m ea Veat of I r eravillo, on Saturdays of each week, at I requests ah persons havinpr townef bjsinees to present it onSatntday. C j '.ens desiring books from the Town' r Library, are notified that tho Library n ton! pt my residence. School books nt James M y' aJ, PorterHvillo. Thomas IT. Ins Trurtee ilo.e Tp Jnn 3 lOOf) yr.l

Jf fTei-Hon Tp. Trustee Notice Notico is hereby given that I w-'I a' tend to the duties rf the Trustees ' on Saturday of each week nt my tP c n Schnellvillo where thone having hu?" t81 will please call. Also will eell hi. books. Jui.v Block, Trusn . Vnr. V2 1001) 1 year. Low Hound Trip Homeseekers Rates Southern Railway

To Points In Tentiesee, North Carolina, South

Carolina. Virginia, Geor

gia and Northern Florida On Sale 1st and 3d Tues

days of each month.

Limit 25 days iromaate of sale.

For Rates, Routes, Train Service anl oth?r Information, ca.l on any agent of the Southern R Or write J. C.Bea.m Jr., A. G. r A., St. Louis, Mo.