Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 45, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 August 1910 — Page 4

iASPa COURIER ltx Ki l)oNk. tut. I l1 . .. . I II. , ' .. ll p Expense of Docidinq a Case Fifteen Yeans Ano Was $56. I But Today It Is About $228

SUPREME COURT M M MUM 1 Mil IV A i I nsisjuE n. A T mslTi A mum vnM

II 4 It K ft W If Till 'A I D Dtl

0-4 I a I 1 1 I I PI I INI I lit r

SuU.rlrii Ii 1.50 Tor Yen.

Huapnrci i u.'.Il regularly to He Infinite ortler to (HB-

..divu 1 and all arrears paid

in fall: unless in tue discretion o the pnbliahoi a lifforent coime should be

doomed mlvianoJt.

13 DAYS I ONLY 1

BiKlDAY AUGUST 12, 1910.

Democralic Ticket.

cr,t,irv at Stata- Louis C. fllingham

l'lfuitlil! .

A...iifr Mnte-Win 11 O'Brisn.of

1 nivrnrtllVIP.

T- Aid Williair II Vollme

of Vint-ennerf. (lenerai- 1'houwiOI. Honan

i'uj. rtf t .rt vttnrfine l Hit J. r reu

v in rv - of llumimiton,

......r;n-..r.i -nt of Tui.r Instruction

- i.i.it .1. A.,- of Bloouiinton.

.... i P'.iAi.ril Usrrett. o'

P ninli.M 1.

;mitn in Tncmn? BroJleyl

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.1 iiukc i , . . tn. t. Ik'.fws Moi..- ;f hiwhvil e: n....i riitirüt ei- I lis of Indian

apolia. Jude? of Apc...ie l-Ji't Northern District. Joseph lliacl.. ot Hbuhi.oii.I, M S. hairy ot Locnepori. and Andrew Adatna of Colntnbus titv ; Sonllicrn district M. B.llottle of Siileiu. and hdward W. Fait of lipeoa field. For Congress William E. Cox. For Prcsecntinc Attorney 57th Judicial District Harry W. Carpenter. For Joint Senarrr for Crawford. Dubois andPtiry Counties. Demur Trnylor. For Joint Rerntativ 101 Daoois and Pike Ccuntrs. Peter L. Coble. For Clerk Cireuit Court William M. Boukelraan. For Auditor Jacob H. Keng. For Treasarer. Will'am Raascher. For Sheriff. Jscob II. Schwenk. For Coryner. Jc hn F. Menke:. For Surveyor Kmil Ikrger. For Comraif8iOi.er,3d D strict. Henry Landsrebe.

voters, Pondering why.!

Democrats , Complete Congressional Nominations .by Naming Congressman Morrison in the Ninth.

Doc Robinson drinks nothing

but vhiskey, and eats nothing but crackers and cheese and dried beef, yet he is a robust man at 70, and take no exercise. Time was not for back when the boodler was called a statesman, or. at orse. a shrewd pol

itician. It is to the great a tage of this country that ht is now known by his right name. A man never realizes the superiority of woman so much as when he is sewing on a button without a thimble, pushing the needle against the wall to get it half through and pulling it through the other half by hanging on to it with the teeth.

(jjtall Correspondence.) Indianapolis, It coats $22S tt decide a caso In the Republican Supreme Court of InVllaua today. Fifteen year ago It cost only $56. Why? Thls.ls a question that Interests the lawyers who have complied figures showing this to be a-faot. It Interests, as well, the people of . Indiana who have to suppor't'the court and who have been Inclined to criticise It because of their inability to obtain justice there when opposed-by the corporations. During a periotl of four and onehalf years, from January, 1SS9. to June, 1893. tho Supremo Court decided 2.075 cares, at a"cost of $104.647.C0. The cost per case was about $56. During an equal period, ending In 1909, the Supremo Court decided 799 cases.' at a cost of $163,000. This i an averago"bf ,$22S for eaeh case. This average" is obtained Inthe following 'riiannef : In four and one-half years 799 cases were decided. Make it S00 for convenience. In nine years tho Judges would decldo twice as many, ör 1.600 cases. In one year the average would be one-ninth of 1.CÜ0, or 17S cases. Tho total appropriation for the period tvas $163.000, or an average of $40.750 annauully. Dividing $40.750 by 17S. the result is $223. Lawyers are painting to the fact that fifteen years ago the Supreme Court Judges were compelled to write their opinions In longhand and were without the help of stenographers in the purely mechanical features of their work. With modern conveniences th-9 court is costing more and doing Iosb. The terais of two of these Republican Judges, Osar H. Montgomery and John V. Hadley, are explrlusr. and.they are opposed for re-, election by Judges Charles E. Cox, of Indianapolis, and Douglas Morris, of Rushvlllo, Democrats. Congressmen All dominated. The nomination of Congressman Martin A. Mor risen, of Frank fort, for a second term in Congress by the Democrats of the Ninth District at Lebanon last Saturday completed the Democratic, congressional ticket. Nominations have been made in every other district. Congressman Morrison, in his speech of acceptance, paid especial Sittntlon to the tariff, the dollar-a-day pension' for old soldiers, the postal tavlAs bill and Republican ex-

ITKVHgauce. no ainu iuiu ui u yicubo

From August

To August

Inclusive

WM. J. KUEBLER'S

STORE

SO COME EARLY!

inf,.mr nf this store makes it necessary to hold this sale, in order, to dispose, qf a heavy stock whici

" XT ;&i,n,,rtlBrl while this work is ffoinff on. We cannot remove trom tins store while t us alteration is bein

I.UU11UU U V i...v.-. ..... 11 - I .1 . , J Mn..,knrl.n . ... U 1 ' f . . 4: i. I. "

made, ana nave aeciueu i nh find below actual-cost

not a teaser but a real sale

Men's Three Piece Suits. $7.50 now $5.00; $10.00 now $7.00 12.00 now 9.00 15.00 now 12.00; 18.00 now 13.00 20.00 now 15.00 Men's Two Piece Suits. $10. Suits now $5. 12 Suits now 6 13.50 Suits now 6.75

Mens, Boys and ChÜdrensSuits and Overcoats at and below actual cost prices. Boys Knee Suits Straight Pants Only, at half price Boys two piece School Suits, half price.

Youth's Two Piece Suits. $5. Suits now $2.50; $6. Suits $3. $7. Suits now 3.50; $8. Suits $4. $10. Suits now $5. Boys school suits, long pants, half price

Head these Clothing Prices Over and prepare for the opening daj SATURDAY AUGUST 13. Get First Pick and choice. OONT MISS II.

Large assortm't of WalkOrer & Florsheim Shoes Best makes on earth 3.5o $4

$5 Your choice 2 48

Men'c Fin p. Pants.

$2.00 now $1.48 3.5o now $2.48

2.50 now 1.98 4.00 now 2.98 3.00 now 2.245.00 now 3.48

Men's Work Pants

Men's, and Boy's Shoes and Oxfords. n emense stock to select from. No odds and ends or little handfulls but a real stock of SHOES at prices never before offered the public Remember Date, place and low prices A hsrc $9 f)8: $3. hats 1.98 Straw

Ä hats 1.48; $1.50 hats 99ci Hats, half

l.hats74C

Mens and Boys Oxford!

fZ.UU now 1.48 3.oU nuWTii 2 50 now 1.98 4. (JO now :

3!00 now 2.24 5.0 now 3.25

Boys Shoes All sizes an shapes $1. to $2. including th

best in the house.

Knee Pants Straight or Kni

kerbocker Style 38c 49c74

Work bhoes

1.68 1.98 2.24

n(V. Half

Vhlch he redeemed by voting agafrist h5c Half OS&fi''- '-

Hou6 of Representatives. Ho quoted Sanator ' Heyburn, .of Idaho, a etaunch Republican, ort fte pfcstal savlni?i blll,.as follows: '"Hhls bill- 1b a through ticket for the people's money from their pockets to Wall street. nd there Is no return coupon attached."

Ha Bhovd by the statements of

ii i i i

t M I I 1 U. I ft UAWW. V , I I

68c ;74e 9äc a)i.4öii" . : 1 Men's Fine Neckwear in Bat Wings, Four-in-hands, 18c and 3oj

I yjllV I1UU Uli Uli uil wm

Bags and Trunks, Imbrellal Rubber Clothinpr, Rubber Fool wear, Knit Jackets Fiantl Shirts. I

.19c 8c

"19c"!

.38c 18c

iut uuu iavjw- ----- IOc Jilf-ßose 8c

Porosknik Underwear. .

5(b Balbfrffän-

25c Balbriggan.j.

Orcss Shiris

U 50 shirts now 1.13 1.00 slrrts now 74c 50c shirts now... c 38c Work Shirts and Jackets 50c now 38c

Overalls and Jumpers

50c now 38c; 75c now 53c $1.00 now 74c One Third off on all Fancy Vests Suspenders 6c to 36c

Handkerchiefs 4 to 11c

Odd Vests, Half 1 nee

You don't have to go to war to nnfmnrin Imni-nvo vnur lnpnl-

ut; puiiiun. iiuivjw. .w w i w . itV UDhold VOUr town, enlarge Senator'-Aldrlch. of Rhode Island, a

its interests ana iena a nanu m ..umou, tlTeB nnrl vn nro n nntrioh i ernnwnt were run on strictly bualnean

)J1U1 W J J 1 v. w - I

Store opeus Saturday August 13, 8 o'clock a.m.

Wm. J. Kuebler,

Clothier, Jasper Ind.

Extrasales Peo

pie. Satis fac

tion Guaranteed

a lover of your country as truly as the soldier who shoulders his musket.

j principles, te expanses could be re

duced $300.000.000 per year. Congressman 'Morrison Introduced tho

dollar-a-day penrton bill, and hopes

. ...

This iR iust the sieht size town t0 Jush e"a5.ment 11 re:e'e"ea:

. .i , i. Evansvilia anu vincennes worn aiso to settle down in and enjoy life-! wpftnei f , DomocratIc activity last

Everything for the comfort ot wgik dl9tTfct meeungfl being held in life can be bought here and f 10 cnch- e' t,a eitles for the purpose will go as far as $25 wi l in the 0f organization. - large cities When you Wanti These two meetlnB are the Grit to leave the farm, come to our of the'seriei arranged for at a former town and build a nice comfort- meeting called by the Democratic

nhln hnmp find bt the bsst neonle Ü- S.'Jackson, nd It is through these

in the world.

Of course if you are contemplating going to school this fall you are thinking and planning for it now, and that is right. It is none too soon to begin to make arrangements and to cast about for a desirable place We gladly refer you to our school No town in the state has a higher mnnil tone and fewer objection

able features. Our schools offer unusual facilities for a proper

culture oi the mind at a very

moderate exnense. and you are

vprv nnrdinllv invited to investi

gate before deciding to 0 else-

wnere.

Pull together, brethren. We

am nil here for the same nurnose.

Then live and let live. The t best wav to bu'ld un a town is for

nonh ml pverv man to null feo

iV4 " " V gether and not strive to rend and tear down. All the residents of

a town are nartnera' not onno

nonta. In all likelihood the

mnrn . business done bv vour riva

the more you will do. Every merchant wh treats his customers honestly asi fairly will get

his skara and wir business t)iit can bo sjJif inited of iorts, the beOT Ii will Äeior an.

lruUun la tna Roai oi ine cHinpmjyi

tho Governor. They admitted that thy talked politics, but said that their

dlBcnsalon was of a general nature only. Kern Annouuces Speeches. Mr. Kern has also returned to Michigan, Boing back to Bay View, where his family is sending the summer. Mr. Kern said while here that hia speaking campaign wouIU open about September 20, the place of the speech

j uuviii(( uui jui uccu um. i ni , that limn he will make tare ad

dresses, each of them Informal, i Ha will speak at Auburn, Ind., August 26.

on his war back to Indianaporis. On

I . -rr rTTM TT Tl 1 fl!

KU wm m m

Buone Township Trustee'

"Notice.

The nndereigned, Tmnte of Boorj rnnntv. herp'-V Clt

-i:.. .i i. -;n nHnml fn nil bann

. ,1. r perUining to the office ollrustee, w i aaiHtinna turn m ffl N t?t 'J (J

'ÖIDVIII'3, V'ti nnuiiiio; c v. v.-

SOUTHERN RY., TIME TABLE

(crovving Is lo lalon Or.ly and is nsr

Guaranteed.

KASTHOUNI)

Ä DAILY

31 A. M.

3M I. M. M:10 T. M. 6tüO A. M.

9:.'i7 A. M. 11.31 A. M T.20 1. M 11:05 A. M

rntn'miitAA und the State chairman. rf AuKUSt 29 he will deliver an address

district meetings that this result la at East Enterprise in Switioland

to be obtained.

Meetings Are Enthusiastic. The Evansvllle and'viqcennes meetings were attended by thecounty

chalrmon anil secretaries of each county in the respective districts,

county candidates, State candidates, eltprs of the newspapers of the districts and Chairman JackBon. Dr. T. D. Scales, chairman of tlje First' District, presided at Evansvllle, and Chairman Fablus Gwinn, of the, Second, presided at Vincennes. Both meetings wore enthusiastic and wore

Clean T- weis

Sbarli Razors.

convention oi owuuusuu wuüv i . n.mnrmfg und a Joint ponventlon of onrl Hnnfl treatment. ulVe me a

tf " " UIIU w - i Switzerland and Ohio counties to j, ' nam.. n Inlrt rnnr.iiint.tk'a 111

I third speech will be delivered at Ver-i TH A RTlTTlIIlBrS.

county Democratic convention. Mr.

I Kern Is In better health and the ad

I dltlonal rest between now and August

i 26-will put him in

believes.

The Republican

Indianapolis last Friday,

No 11 " N-n u SLSDAY ON'LV

WKSTDOUNU. No. 12 DAILY .So 14 ' So. W " NO. 20 WSVXY OM.V.

Tlmu jtliown nt UunttiiKlmrn. K VSTDOUN'D. NO. 1. DAILY. 4:3-A. V. No. H. " " . No 3. " BiVil. M . No. 23, " 3: " WKSTHUNO So. 2, DAILY. :W A. M. No. 4, " U!W ' So 34. 11 A. M No. 10. " "sf-0 1 MV. K.Clayoinl. At Janper

..mi,,cta ol. t.nranna ha' 111L' I'lnSB

baeineee to present it onS tili lay. uu; .ens deatrin books from he Tonstf

Libiary, are notitied that me -i

rem my resnience. Cnl.nnl lu-inlra at .I.init MalktJ

iPortersville. Tiiom s M l'J

Trustee nooneJ

Jan 5 1009 yr.l

Harbison Trustee's Sotitfj

Notice s hereby given tjat the onwipned Trustee ol Harbin tonsttwill attend to township b ibidm; e

of the year at my w1;- . having township h-in-aie required to pnwnt it toft

. 111 r (nn'nublfl

Will neun iu iunivit' - . Monday of the yoar at my oj.

parsons

tr.insnf:t an

f . a

cn aamruaya. ... . t(ltlt The township library will 1 W

ni" lioir.n ner ivunci Tt.

.nam i. ...' I J .11. h 1008.

rnÄÄijhe Southern Railway $x-io Round TriP$i.io J(ffor80IlT.Tnisu;oxow h. tauu! A tW . ,mv roun; To Evansville, Ind., za ÄffiKW .,... i..u nffnrn fbnfolloWinCT lOW rOUna . Ä Qai,i,,flv Af mc i week at '"J .0,nr..

meeting in

VUVItUOIHilklV I

nroduotlve of the very results antlcl- out toe mom intoresung poruon oi iu

oated. Dates wows set for county , . um (ifvu, . . ( . ' ti ! aa lint.

meetlnps whkh will be held Immedi- puouc. n u.miuS .u....

ately and In whleh the precinct com-

ntiiieemeiiiwui .. - . - nuwvw t trtot ,.tlne of this char- campaign were made. At the Repub-0Q 9r, i mv

act.r are belnrheld this week at New . "can meeting one of the chief flurea, Atantic City, N. J. and rcAiwt. -.i vmih v.mnn. in the wm Charles Sefrit. editor of the,,10 äiiu . J iilQfK

" Ä V,,. ; Washington mralU. and a member of turn lewo buiu bur.

ui rii m 1 1 1 1 ruiuui iyikiivsi - i

Qovernor la

via

Southern

; on Saturday oi eaun b iicfi : Schnellvlllo where those 'Äy ii-i II Alan will ECU 1

win pieautj vhiu booke. ,. Tmte-

Itrin excursion rates froJasper Return

TndiSviUe. N. C and return Railway Sunday Aug.

the one held some time ago by th hg 55 gold daily 14-th Train Leaves 7:30 Mar. IS 1909 1-year. Democrats, at which plans for the York, N. Y- and return J.Xll. 4.xn -

Tlxransville 6:00

k . . I ttrM.l.lN.lnn TIl.t ...1 minhar rlT LUI 11 AO IU oviu " . wfcw -

111 DlltriCtS. I ""uiuaiw" ij-oi iu, nuu r.1 I n i rt. f 7o nnrl ShSi 11 . ." ÄSSSft'ÄÄ

Governor warsnau icii insi wean '-'- T .1 f i for Michigan, expoctlng to be gone un- j Sefrlt'a charges, made in the HCrald

til the last of August. He will apettd , recently, mat senator ueveriuK. some Urne at Petoskey, Mackinac j J it! TnZ'l . .m . . . i . . , t, Aldrlch tariff b 111 If his one vote were touluHi.-lndulging in i a lake trip b-1 ndeeMar for ft, 4a8a.ge, h aroused fore returninB to Indiana.- Before hlk . RoRUbUcan e?dors, and they went departuro he had a Ulk with John W.j jQ tha m;tting prepared to demand Kern, Democratic nominee for the gefrft', explanation. Unltod States Sonate. Mr. Kern has! " been In Michigan, but wnB In Indian- Sofe NippfeS and Chapped HaMS nolla lmt week OR legal business. II' Are quickly cured by npptylng.ChamtierlnlH'i apous las. niK """. ""icai Try 111 ltUKxcs llic jceiitv oo advantage ot hU visit to call o'

1. J WIU v..w . i.n ir; A?; anr A ii er. 12tn.

Tiihoml rnturn hmits. When

making plans for your summer

vacation, consult or write v a. Claycomb Agent Jasper Ind , J. C. Beam, Jr., A.. G. P A., St. Louis, Missouri,

Old Pnpeis the Couiior office 5c. per package of 25.

IP. M

LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, Inventoies Suponeas, Warrants, Reports etc for Sale at the Courier Office.

Wm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farm Loans atö.'per cent. Jasper, Indt