Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 52, Number 50, Jasper, Dubois County, 16 September 1910 — Page 4
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CONDEMNS EkTRAVAQAMCE.
CenQressmarf Cullop Shows How Republican! 'Throw Away People' Money.
CROMER WINS VICTORY.
nU. rirti n I M Per Year. Una piVei n.i.h. roRularly to its eibcribm until a IWinite order to disontinnu 'e leceive I Htiil all arrears pnid ui full; unlens in tta diecretion of tho publihei a litlerent Mine liould be deemed advisable.
FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1G 11. The Representative Gonvention at Winslow Sat. Sept. 10. 1810. The democrats of Dubois and Pike counties met at Winslow last Saturday for the purpose of nominating a candidate for jofnt representative the convention was called to order by Geo. Hollo.n chairman of Pike county Co. before the convention had organ- . ized Frank Ely prooosed that a committee on credentials bo appointed and Frank Ely, 'A. J. Heuring and Fred Beckman were appointed. The Pikeites reported that only delegates should be allowed to vote and no legal pixie be recognized, Fred Beckman reported a minority report a' lowing all who hold proxies to vote, the chairman of Pike Co. declared that the majority report was adopted gitin Pike S votes and Dubois 3 R AI. Milburn of
Dubois county appealed from the j chair and put the motion on adopting thp minority report which earned, whereupon the convention organized by electing' R. M Milburn chairman and A." B Krempp secretary, the Pike-; ites at this lime withdrew fronV the convention chairman Mil-! burn called for nominations and;
Dr P L. Coble of Dubois county vras placed in nomination by F. L Betz from Dubois county, there being no other candidate proposed Dr. Coble was declared the nominee of the convention after adopting the rooster as the emblem the convention adjourned. The following represented Dubois county R. M. Milburn, P. L. Betz, A. B. Krempp, ' V F. Beckman, Geo Apple, J. P Huther of Jasper, John Limp of Huntingburg -'ohn Thimling of Dubois Fritz Nordhoff of Dubois John Partenheimcr, of Dubois, and Dr. P. L. Coble, of Celestine.
Bee of Business Men
Writer Tells How Banker Stays Home and Has Kcnsy Brought to Him. Hats off, fellows fighters in thß battle of business hats off
to the bankere. He's the kingj bee of us all, says tho bookkeeper. He's the gentleman with the cash on hands, anda.ll the world's his oyster. Other men must go out and scrape to get the coin he stays at home and has it brought in to him. He rents the room vacated by the delicatesan store last week and buys two desks, some iron grill work, a typewriter, a secondhand adding machine and three bottles of ink-assorted colors; he builds a vault out of some brick and boiler iron; then he hangs out a hammered brass and cilded sign that reads in shiny
letters "Bank," and people tearj one another's c'othing to get to him and exchange their caEh forj a neat little book covered with
imitation leather and a pad of 50 checks. With careful equanimity he takes their coin and cheerfully agrees to return it to them in installments between the hours of nine and three of any day, Suddays and all possible holidays excepted, and barring loss from fire, robbery, embezzlement, failure, panic or ordinary wear' and tear Then he loans it back
to them for interest compounding annually and deducted in advance, providing tkey can secure the signatures of 11 responsible indorsers or give a mortgage on real estate or chatties worth seven times the loan. He advertises to pay the highest rate of interest on time deposits, and when you go to him with the hoardings of years of swe ting toil he frowningly advises you that money is so plentiful tkat it is only out of the good seas f his noble hfart and his Under regard for you that he can pay you three per cent.
EitravaKurico is n thorny fiat will hoc down with Congressman W. A. Callop of Vlnwiutew. While In Indianapolis recoiUly ho cull ml retention to the wato of mono lu the nost olflco and army ilejKirtinents of tbo natloiml fcovonmient. Ho said: "Tho liberality with which tho railroads "have been paid to curry tho United States malls is an abuse and An example of Ropubllcnn wxtnivagance that merits the severest coudtfmnafk'T. "Ta.ia the rjostofllce dopnrtment for exarup.o. Tho apporprlatious for the y-nars from 1905 to une 30. 1311, total $306.696,00.0. r J3,000,(TOO yearly. "This does not Include the amount paid tho railroad companies for tho rental of tile pottofticv cars. The government faces a rental each yenr for .ich of the cars used, of T3. 57,6.10. The appropriation for thte purpose för the. year ending June 80, 1909 was M.SOp,000. The appropriation for the year
ending June 30, 1910, was $4,800,00. and tho appropriation for the year ending Juno 30. 1911, is I51470.O00. The cost of these cars Is $7.000, equipped complete for service. Tho average life tlma l ten years, no that one of these cars earns for the railroai company during its life time, by this rental, $35.751 or a net return of 60 per cent, per year on the Investment. The rental paid by the government for these enre would purchase one of them in two years. The companies are. also pa.Id for carrying the mails In these cars at a contract price In addition to this enormous rental. 'Another flagrant example of extravagance Is found In the appropriations for tho army. The appropriations for a period of eleven years from and including the year 1899 to the year ending Jim 30, 1909, were $125,799.234 for salaries and $260,180,271 for transportation. "In the year ending June 30, 1S99. there were 95.426 enlisted men. Their pay amounted to $4,961,172 and the government paid the railroads for the transportation of the arraykand Its sup-
Si'Suoh wiV iPd h mon who With 0me VelV 03(1 men at WaSn" as inucn as was pu a tn mon wno car- . , rt j 1 ried the guns and faced .the dangers of .mgtoil ' he idea Of compel ing battle during th entire period of this ( him to sit year in and year out time. Tho figures show that the gov j with a lot of "grafters" and to ÄmCan'd ÄÄS ask .ft favors f in departments for every $1.00 it paid the enlisted presided over by thieves! "xige men." should be kept at home where What Is true 0 the army la .also tm3 ajr js purer and the people true of the navy department, and the' v f Orlpnns appropriations for U are evidences Df are nones su?esls tne UHeans tho greatest exttvafiancc' and waste rrOgrcSS-bX&miner dnrlnr thtv administration of the Re-
publ Iran' party. The total approprla- flfttWPPQ pUPPH Rail
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All Ready For You!
Brlnns "Insurgent" Element to His Side for Drother-ln-Law's Vote. An opy piny to corner tho voto of
David Lambert of Munclu, a hold over 1 Sonator, has been mndo by Sonntor '. Beverldge'8 Stato Committee In voting tossustuln tho election of Gergo . Cromer of Muncte agnfnst the friends of Judgo Robert Van Atta of Marlon. ! Cromer a seeking the Suporlor bench oh n Joint circuit composed of Dola-1
ware anu tirant co antics. He i. opposed by Van Atta, Grant's candidate. Cromer and his friends desire to select delegates to a Joint convention on a certain date, coincident with the selection of delegates to the KIglith District Congressional convention. This will glvolCromer n decided advantage. The" state committee decided for Cromor. Cromer's brother-
in-law is Senator Lambbrjt, who is nfso chairman of Dolawuro county. See? A blithe heart makes, a blooming visage Avarice generally miscalculates and as generally deceives.
A burden which one chooses is not felt. A man had better be poisoned in his blood than his principles.
A careless watch invites a vigilant foe. A virtuous mind in a fair body is like a fine picture in a good light Acquire honesty; seek humility praciic: economy; love fidelity. If Congressman Cox is to be
lieved, he has been associating
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Shoes, Hals and Furnishings. Have Been Placed on Sal
Just a little late duo to our extensive alterations of interior of store room.
While not complete we arc READY to SERV
our Customers.
Wm. J. Kuebler, Clothier.
West Side Public Square.
Jasper. Indian
Excursion to Maringo .Southern RailwaySeptember 4th, 1910 From Jasper to -aringe (Cave) t 1 f- 1 - 1
the year ending and Including June ', lienor Ponnlp Hsup Fnd Ihsl Thk is Tpiip inu 1laie 00 , 10 tnc rül,,nu 39. 1S99. to and lnciud-in th year ,jasPer m "2ve Irüß' trip. Take advantage Of thiS
a coia, a strain, a suaaen low rite ana visit tnis wonaenui
I subterranean Cave, which is one
A little cause may hurt the i of the largest ia the United
Kidneys.
tlon for .maintaltiing thenavy f rom
For Sale. I have a small house and lot 01. Fourth Street which I will sell at
a bargain if sold soon. Arch Doane
ending June 80. 1910. was $1,218,303.
92, of w-hich ?22i;35S,054 was for al-1 wrench.
ariea. "Of this enormous snm whrch the Rpubllcan .party has appropriated and expanded for he maintenance of the nay, a large partwas graft to the great shipbuilding Interests of thp 1'nited Stats. This sum could hav been reduced one-half and the same navy rould have beca maintained dually as well"
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Senator Beverldge'a Preas Bureau Maket an I' varra-nted Attack.
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Failing to flrrd any facts that can used as campaign ammunition
Spells of backache often follow.
Or some irregularity of the urine. A certain remedy for such attacks, A medicine that answers every call, Is Doan's Kidney Pills, a true specific Many Jasper people rely on it. Here is Jasper proof. John Pfeffer, Mill , treat, Jas
SptiRtor naverldco'a Dress bureau ha per, iRd , Says: 1 natl OCCa-
resorted to lies ajjtl, has prepared a sional attacks of lumbago that letter baaed upon liberate faiuehoo'd' came on without any apparent attacking the Democratic candidate ,cause and quite unfittr 1 me for for auditor of state. This letter, it ia work. About two months ago understood, has been, or la. boiag L k extremely lame ÄTcCSt?a when I-tood. a dull pain for auditor with havmg renounced wiacross my hips robbed me of religion and appeal to its reade strength and ambit'on. Doan s not to support him for this reason. Kidney Pills, procured from Tho charge is utterly wntrue and ab- Flick and Pfau's Drug Store, sointely without foundation, it is biough pion.pt relief and out of manufactured out of whole cJoUi and orrjitittuln T nndnrsp thpm "
Is only one of runny ign desperation manifested by Senator EevorIdge's press bureau. Brand it as a Us.
States
For further information cail on local agent. J. C. Beam Jr A. G. P. A. St Louis Mo
DRAUQHON'S Pra ctical Business College
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rooker's Views explained.
Ha
Once Defeated for N$rilnatloe,
Now Criticises Democrats. Somo of the motives which inspired William V. Ko.okcr, of NoblesvlH'o, to confide in the Indianapolis Star rocontly his "far" that tho Democratic party was doomed to defeat In Indiana unless It followedl his advice, aro shown In an editorial printed in tho Hamilton County Times, a Democratic newspaper pubnshed at Nobfesvillc. It shows that Mr. Rooker is merely a disappointed offlcesedker, and that If It had bcon tho' will dt tho convention,
bo would have been glad to run for offlcp on the very platform which he
now denounces. Tho Times says: "There is n6 reason why. Mr. Rooker. as a citizen, should not have his opinions and express them on any subject. 'He Is also at liberty ;s a Democrat to have opinions on party policy, and he has aperfect right to express thorn fh rough the prSA of tho State, but he docs not have the right to mislead tho people of Indiana by proclaiming that he isxme Of 'the leading Democrats of Hamilton county, and as such take Issue with hla party about a plank in the platform made by a conventions which he sought a nomination nnd which was good enough for him to go into the contest for a place on tho tlckotnvith tho platform principles already ret out. "That Mr. Hooker ia not a leading Domocrat of Hamilton county was attested In the last Democratic State convention, when ho was a candidate for supreme "Judge, and only three delegates of Hamilton county cast their votes Tor him. Ho is wholly without influence In the party in his homo county, and h'is'actlous and talk have Jong ago placed him utsidi' tho ranks of the Democratic party."
(Statement given in April 1907.)
No Further Trouble. On March 24, 1910, Mr Pfeffer said: "1 can receomend Doan's Kidney Pills just as highly tcday as I did three years ago when Üry cured me. I have been free from kidney complaint since that time." For vale by all driers. Price ."if) cents. Fosfer-.M i lbu rn Co., Buffalo, New York, solt agents for tlie Fnited States. Itcmeinbci the name Doan's and take no other.
Sharb Razors, Cloan Towels and Good treatment. Give me a call. B. A. Summers.
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Corner 7th & Jackson Sts. HOME 'RHONE.
Eyansville, Indiana. We equip our students with full knowledge of business methods. Among tho branches taught effectually are - Shorthand Touch Typewriting "R nnlrlroofin et
Banfeinry $5 00 Michigan, City.
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KASSLWODD m WllW, For the treatment of Cataract and diseases of the Eye. New Albany, Intlsana.
v'm. A. Wilson General Insurance, and Loans. Farn Loans at 5. per cent. Jasper, Ind.
ing coupon: J. L PORTER, Mgr Drauhgen's College.
Evansville, Indiana.
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at one o'clock for the purpose of contructinti two bridge? and repairing of ' a Jdress on. One bridge in Columbia town !
pliip over ('ane creek near Cuzco thirty feet long, Nith twelve foot legs, concrete lurking a'id wingj or concrete abutir:n., with three inch white oak or concrete floor reinforced with wire mesh Ui0 roadway to be two've 7eet wide. One bridge in Ferdinand tounelrp near Anthony Drasch; liriJgc to bo Fourteen feet long, roadway Fourteen feet wide with coni'ro o abutment", nine feet high and K ghteen inches thick, four wing walln eight feet long and twelve inchcH thick. ltopnrs of a bridge in Columbia Township across 1'atoka river at Hen Hum berts, repainng to conwet of "I" beams and a firnt class three irch hite oak flooring tho roadway is twelve feet wido and Eighty two feet loni;. Contractor-' mu't raae all fill 3 land
'complete bridges ready for traffic.
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bond required by law. , UUUi Ul sul: The Board reaeivca the right to reject I Through Corahes and sleeping anv or all bidH. j cars. For reservations complete ijyorderflof Board of CommiMionon, information, see local agent or of Diuois County Indintn Sept. (5, 11)10. w:.0
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Appalachian Epositon Knoxville, Tennessee Sept. 12-October 12, Reduced Rates S uthern railway
On Sale Daily, Sept. 12, to Oct. 12 Final Limit
10 Days From D?te of SPECIAL REDUCTION . For Coach E.xcursions on September loth, 22nd, 29th and October 6th Limit 8 days from
cursion train.
The best vacation trip of the season. Fine fishing, boating and bathing inj the waters of Lake Michigan.' First class Hotels and Boarding houses at 5 very moderate rates. For further information write K. D. Stratton D. P. A.
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St- Louis, Mo ,
L. T. Koernor, Depnty 2wk
Auditor.
J. C. Beam Jr A. G. P. A-, St.-Louis, Mo.
LEGAL BLANKS. Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim Deeds, Chattle Mortgages, Real Estate Mortgages, Inventoies Suponeas, Warrants, Reports etc for Sale at the Courier Office jfok Sale Story-and-half seven room house. Good lot, 50x100 ft., aley in rear; graded street, good pavements, good well and cellar. Must be sold at once. No reasonable offer refused. Apply Courier office.
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