Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 56, Number 32, Jasper, Dubois County, 29 May 1914 — Page 4
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lASI'KK. üiill IS COUNT?, INDIANA mtcred t t l'fut.i o i Jasper, lau for tr4usintMi n tnuuU tbc mail as so lein matter. M.ihunnofion II 50 Per Yer. Hh papet is mi. lei regularly to it inscribe anvil a iennite order to disnntinne ;e received aud all arreari paid ,o full nniMJ in the discretion of the nabiithtt diffmi co.me should be J fined advisable. FRIDAY, MAY 29. 114. -AA. Democratic State Ticket. f'nited St. .tea senator B. K. Shivsly Booth Bend. - ret iry of state Homer L. Cook, 1 nd najolip. IrPüirer ofBtaW-ieo. A. Bittler. Fort Wavue. Auditor uf state-Dale J. Crittenhergerf Anderson. State superintendent or public instruction -(.has A. ireathouse, Indianapolis. Attorney general Richard M. Milburn, Jasper. State geologist Edward Barrett, Plaintleld. Clerk of supreme and appellate courts J. Fred France, Huntington. Judge supreme court Moses B. Lairy Loansport. Judges appellate court, First district M. B. Hotte!, Saiem ; Kdward W. Felt, ( ireencastle. Second district JoHeph i. Bich, Hamnon I ; Francis S. Caldwell. Winchester, Frank M, Powers, Angola. District and County Ticket. (Mugwumps and short horses not included.) Fr Judge 57th Judicial Circuit. JOHN L. BRETZ Kor I'roöeculing Attorney (?) Fol Join! Representative (?) For County Auditor. JACOB H. SENG ) or Clerk WM BOCK LFM AN I r County Treasurer JUflH J. KREILEIN For Count v Assessor JAMES ÖONGEK Koi Trustee Bainhridge Tp LA W kKNCK HOCH 1 E8ASG. Practice Self-Gontrol. Don't Let A Time Gome When YnH Are Not In Fuls Command o( Your Mind And Your Body. Most of the foolish things we do -the things that we are sorry fur ; iter ward habpen at momenta when we are not in full control of ourselves. Many a young man has seen fleeting opportunity elude his grasp because at the n It the self-control neees. i to intelligent reaching was not his. Self-control means precisely what ii reads the full command 0i! yourself, the captaincy over your mind and body under military discipline. It means to be able to
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intuitiv ---- overstep the bounds of common sense. It means quite as well to be able to speed yourself up when natural inclination unwisely lags. It is both brake and throttle under vour hand. nu in ;i i i n iiiiiLLiwii hvuki It is more. It is steering wheel tOO. It is the mental I naJco whu-h rmhlPS von to. .iunncfc onH turrit n scan gmdeposts ana turns in
the road VVlthOUt l00 mUChcu advertising writers in the1 nreiudice or predilection, but Haiiv nrnqc wlm furnish the mus-
hmsIi n n nsm-YYy.rtrckrJi ness that invites and recogI tl 1 I lVJJ. TT 1 til C "MV - reason. Self-control keeps you from fighting when peace is of greater moment, and from peace when fighting is It keens vou from
doing the unwise tmngiof dry powdered alum to eacn,many orders have come through:
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would leaü you into muib - mmtuum fpmiw orsneech or Hption Self-control wins many f L w fpw Pi victories, but makes few errors. Anu a is ,1 wu; server ot sen-respect, u never leaves its possessor, . Genius is one-twentieth inspiration and nineteen-twentieth 3Muat. ,t,i a em;, yersppution. jlouuhm
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If your English or Scotch or Irish or uerman ancestry maKe your tongue reluctant to attempt strange and unusual Mexican words, this guide may help you. Here are the names of a few individuals figuring in the news: Huerto Oo-ER tah. Villa -VEE-yah. Zacateces Zachah-TAY-es. Tamaulilpas-Tahyy-maLEE pas Q ueretaro Kay- ET-a-roh . Jalisco Hah-LEBS-co. Guaanjuato-Gwah-nah-H WAHto. Oaxaca Was-HAH-kah. . Texcoo- TeB-CO-CO. Tehautepec-Tay-WAHN ta-pec. Torr eon Tor-ray -O wn Hidalgo Ee-DAHE-GO. Fan Louis PotosiSahn LooEEs Po-to-See. Coahulia Co-a-Wee-lah. Guerrero Gher- R ARE-o Tiascalo-Tias-KAH-lah. Tuxpam-TOOS-Pam, Chihauhau-Chee WAH-wah. The Farm Hands Wages. t 4-u em;--. t'u; -f., r,,, u tilt- uuaui. l mi uy-u vxs years ago I spent a great deal of time in the corn belt of Illinois, where land was worth from $40 to $60 an acre and corn brought 15 cents per bushel The farm hand received $25 per month. Three years ago I had occasion to visit the same part of the country. The same land was worth from 250 to 300 per acre corn was 60 cents per bushel, the farmers were plowing with autos instead of ox teams and the farm hand was still working for 125 per month. The farmers are crying about scarcity of help, and they always will be until they offer wages that will attract good men. The army of unem ployed is not made up of th ? stuff that constitutes a goo.i farm hand. Union Workman. Deal With Devil II In a Corner, says Mr. Meilen New Haven Financier M. I mils He'd Use Old If! Business. Get what you want when you want it and use the devil to turn the trick if you think it necessary. This admission was made freely by Charles S- Meilen, former president of the New York, New Have a and Hartford Railroad, "I wanted to reach the people that it was necessary to u o;a m. MrJiM nnrlo. reach,' said Mr. Mellen under oath, referring to the granting of a proposed charter to the Westchester road 4tI wanted to reach the devil or anybody else who could amend the charter." Decent, modest, self-respecting and considerate persons must have their opinion about young men and women that lend their names to newspaper or roiiy
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coupon schemes, designed to ex imembered by those whs particitort money from the purses of ipated for many years. The astheir admiring friends. It would 'sembled guests and congregation cost the friends of these ambi-j congratulate the Rev. Fuerst as
tious voung candidates for pleas-1 vwxv"' - if thsw. the candidates, would I take a subscription paper around for contributions, and this plan would be even more honorable, and more of a direct and exclusive benefit to the candidate for favors, as it would eliminate the graft of the newspapers which . . . x - C L. fty a u i w vi-.'v.'w..r' r 1 ... a x a. u . i i constitute SCVeniy-Ilve per cent nf the contributions. But it seems to be human nature with, most of us who seeK tnese worm 1 I i. .L J.. 1 !
y Pleasures at someuuuy ui&e juiy. A ...anc iw r r-J' ... hphin(i thp c r.it0 everv communication of a bus-
t nir rnr fripnd' w " ... .v ' I - ' I 1 1 . "11 T 1 - . . i. pockets. - Evans ville Economi t. Waler-Proofino Concrete. , . , - . j " A n lhe I nitea states Army gineers have long used the fcllowing mixture in water-proofing cement: One part cement, two parts sand, tnree quarters pounu . i cubic toot oi sana- mix ary au . 1 j: neariy as strong as ordinary cempnt and is uuite impervious to water besides preventing efflorcence- for a wan. a mixture of one P011" 0llye and tw da alum in two gallons of water is otten useu. a u,f A woman may mywu nci ivo. ideals with supreme indifference to tne man -n may ue meuruen crockery and not the "spilt m fhftt hrins the flow of ...... -
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friends and Neighbors in Jasper Will Show Toy a Way. Get at the root of the trouble Rubbing an aching back may relieve it, But won't cure it if the kidneys are weak, You must reach the root of it the kidneys. Doan's Kidney Pills go right at it; Reach the cause; attack the pain Are recommended by many Jasper people. Joseph A. Goetz, Jasper, Ind., says: "Some time ago my kidneys became disordered. The kidney secretions were too f requent in passage and highly colored My back also ached a great deal, and I had a dull pain through my hips. I tried plas ters and a number of remedies, but got little or no relief until I began using Doan's Kidney Pills They cured me." Price 50c at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy iret Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. os. Goetz had - t 13., iT Buff' la,0 w Rev. Fuerst Celebrates the 25th Anniversary of his Ordination. Last Sunday, May 24, 1914, Rev. Frederick Fuerst pastor of St. Paul's Lutheran Church at riaysville, Ind- celebrated the twenty-fifth anniversary of his ordination as pastor in the Lutheran Church. The day was spent in celebration of the event. It will be an epoch in the history of the Lutheran church in Haysville The services were held in St. Paul's church, the interior of which was magnificently decorated with roses and ferns. The morning services began at 9 30 a. m. at which the Rev. Philip Frohna of Holland delivered, an eloquent and impressive sermon. Miss Hulda Frohna "presided at the pipe organ like a veritable master while the choir rendered several songs that were worthy of a highly trained choir. After the services the trustees of the church oresented Rev. 'Fuerst with twenty five silver 1 i ! i i i i , ; ...... . dollars as a losen oi uieir auuieciation of his splendid work while pastor of the congregation. Then the friends and guests repaired to John Opel's Hall where a sumptous repast was spread for about 300 guests- The ladies who prepared the banquet with the skill of a French chef, received a great deal of praise SllrS ueserveuand credit which they certainly In the afternoon Rev. William Cramm, of Dubois, Ind. delivered an doquent sermon and Rev. Paul Thomas of Lamar, Ind., talked on "Foreign Missions in India " At the close of the afternoon services the friends and congregation again repaired to Opel's Hall for a second banquet This closed a day ef feasting and celebration that will be rea pastor citizen and man of sterliner qualities who stands forth truth and all that is good and right, and many wishes were ex- . . . . . 'pressed that he might celebrate his golden anniversary under the same auspicious conditions. Courtesy In Business. A successful business man . j. i vt iUi.n Air wi Mvnn An Int - .I f m rn wrn n r inus cApictra iiiiuwu rqjoruiiiu business courtesy, and empnasiz es a truth which some people for get or ignore, tu uieu own iniiimim ' ' T v nlro if rt inf f tcrlv,' -ss nature addressed to me. It doesn't matter what it is about. nrovided onlv that it is coucned ; 1 1 Mi .... I lM M I f SN -v in civil language: do this because courtesy requires that i should, but. aside from that, I !
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