Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 57, Number 47, Jasper, Dubois County, 27 August 1915 — Page 4

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INDIANA

Kntared n iocond-elass muttai-at tho office at Jaflpor, 1 n1- uu ler 010 act

of March 3, 1S78

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KiiVwriotion M.aO Per Yonr. This papei iamtdel rrgularly to U anbucribers until ft definite orddr to discontinue s reeeirod and all arrears paid in full; nnless in tho discretion of the publiahei a different court should be doomed advisable.

FRIDA.Y, AUGUST 27, 1915.

County Institute" ,

The County teachers' institute

will open Monday, at the riign

School buildincr m Huntmgburg.

Prof. Wm F. Barr, of Drake

University, Des Moines, Iowa, will speak of Education and Lit erature. Prof. C. H. Greist Supt.

of Carlisle Schools will speak of

Agriculture. Prof- A- B. Davis,

of the Indianapolis Conservatory

of Music will have cftarge 01

Musi.

Editor Lew M. QBannon, of

Horvdon. candidate for Governor

will sneak of the "Centennial

Celebration." and Prof . Albert

Stump, of Indiana University who will have for his subject, 4 The Philosophy of the Plowman." Harry Parks and Wm. Milburn will be the enrolling clerks. The fee for enrollment will be $1.25 Teachers will be paid for full attendance only.

Commencement

The 27 annual commencement of Boone Township Schools will beheld at Portersville, Friday, Sept. 3rd. The class consists of the iollowing members: Anna Mehne, Ray Schnarr, Laura Weber, LeOra Krodel, Elvis Padgett, Elmer Brittain, Jacob Schnarr, lola Weber, Theodore Schnarr, Irene Wening, and Andrew Schnarr. Rose Stradtner-Rudolph is the Class Leader. "What the World Demands" is the title of the Class Address, to be delivered by Prof. Wm. F Barr, of Drake University, of Des Moines' Iowa. Ho Editor's Easy life. It is easy to be an editor, the Normal Bulletin says. To run a

newspaper successfully a man has merely to be able-to write poems, discuss the tariff and money questions, umpire a base ball game, report a wedding, saw wood, describe a fire so that the readers will shed their wraps, make $1 do the work of $10, shine at a dance, measure calico, abuse the liquor habit, test whiskey, subscribe to charity, go without meals, attack free silver wear diamonds, invent advertisements, sneer at snobbery, overlook scandal, appraise babies, delight pumpkin raisers, minister to the afflicted, lead the disgruntled, fight to a finish, set type, mould opinion, siveep out the office, speak at the prayer meeting, and stand in m with everybody. And in addition to the above essentials the poor edi

tor has to nrmt a naner once a

week. Publishers' Auxiliary.

litafism In Amerfca. America today is in less danger

of being attacked by a foreign

foe than she has been in one

hundred years.

Just now the fighting men of

the world are very much occu

pied. .

Militarism is slowly, surely,

committing suicide

The whole world is -sick of war

especial. y those who are in it

up to their celluloid collars. They

would all get out of- it if they possibly could ancL.save their faces.

Lifting the lid off of hell was

a terntic and costly blunder.

Who was most to blame is not the auestion. All Europe was in

it. Let them apportion the dis

grace. The best thought of the

orld today is turned toward dis

armament. These vast killing

machines and aggregations of men organized for murder token the age of the Pterodactyl and Mie Ichthyosaurus. The politican should be charged for every line that is printed con cerning his a ndidacy. He accept? politics as a business when he enters it, ai 1 there is no earthly reason vl. he should be flatter -ecf and coddled not one-half so much reason as the corner gro eery man. The small amount of pap which he hands out to compensate you for all the flowers that you throw him is most dearIv boucrht. Ooen a ledger account

with him, and treat him just jike

any other individual who would use your space. , But have you ever rightly consid

ered what the mere ability to read

means? That it is the key which admits usto the whole wor'd of thought and fancy and imagination, to the

co-n(. any of saint and sage, of the wisest and the wittiest at their wisest

and wittiest moments r mat it en

ables us to see with the keenest eyes hear with the finest ears, and listen to the sweetest voices of all time? More than that, it annihilates time and space for us; it revives for ua without a miracle the age of wonder endowing us with the shoes of swiftness and the cap of darkness so that we walk invisible like fern seed and

witness unharmed the plague it

Athens or Florence or London; ac

company Caesar on his mar3hes,or

look in on Catahne in council with hia fellow conspirators, or Guy Falkas in the cellar of St. Stephens. James Russell Lowell.

PICTURE AUDIENCES ARE HIS CRITICS.

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How It f

Handsome Ed. Coxen, Mutual Star, Always Shuns Publicity. 'Although ho is ono of tho most popular young leading men in motion-picture work, Edward Coxen, who, with Winifred Greenwood, has starred in a countless number oß Flying "A" (Mutual) dramas, avoids publicity as a mother would whooping cough. "The HmeliKht never held any glamor for me," this extraordinary young star recently declared, "I believe in doing my best before the

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Hnndsojne Countless Dramas.

Edward Coxen, Star of Flying "A" (Mutual)

camera and leavine it to the audiences to decide on niv abilities if I have any." No one will deny that Coxen has abilities and lots of 'em, too. Coxen has been in screen work for about four years, and has won a large following among ardent motion nicture fans throughout the country. He is one of the most versatile players in the profession and is equally at home in a cowpuncher's outfit or in a dress suit. Coxen was born in London, England. He arrived in America while still a mere kiddie, and spent most of his life in San Francisco. He studied civil engineering, but gave it up to go prospecting. Fina.lly he decided he was cut out for an actor and secured an engagement at the Majestic Theatre in 'Frisco. Then the 'quake and fire came and Coxen entered stock work, remaining at it until he entered the Flying "A" studios in Santa Barbara, Cai-

(0v 3aclcacle, Klieumatisrn.

Kidneys r.a 'Mkr Bladder

For sale by Jos. A. MehrinB Notice of Applicati m for

Transfer of Liquor License.

Notice is hereby eiven to the citizens of Jasper, Bainbri lge township, Dubois

county, Indiana, that the und3rsigned a male citizen of the United States, will apply to the County Commissioners of Dubois county at their next regular session in Sept. 1915, for leave to purchase the retail liqaor license renewed to Frank Flick on the 5th day of July 1915, and running one year from that date. Said license permits the sale of intoxicating liquors, and wine, and permit the same to be drank on the premises, under the provisions of the laws of Indiana governing such license. The exact description of who e said liquor is to be sold is in a front room on

the tr round floor of a two story frame

building. 20x40 feet, located on north

west corner of th west haif of lot No S2, of the city of Jasper, Jnd. Said location fronts on East Sixth street. FRANK H. KNAPP.

Notice is herebv given that at the

same meeting I will apply for permis

sion to sell and transfer said license to

Frank Knapp. Frank Fltck July. 30, 1915-3 vk.

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EDWARD M. EGG

Merchant Tailor

5th & Jackson.

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FRESH MEATS.

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HOME 'PHONE.

We are not all possessed of the gift of expression, but upon all who think and feel has been bestowed the exquisite pleasure of crea ing beautiful thoughts, which, like flowers, only require cultivation to give

a rare exotic perfume. And so that book which has sown the seed for a single new thought-flower is the one that is most satisfying, th, one thai should most endear itself to us; and we are inclined to think, the most beautiful thoughts are those tinged with melancholy Wal' er Savage Lan4or, Equal to Sixteen States. The total assessed valuation of real

estate in Mew York City, exclusive

f exempt property, is $S, 049, 859,

91?. This is equal to the com ined

assensed valuation of property in

tfoith Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas,

Oklahoma, Texas, Montana, Wyo

ming, Colorado, Mexico, Arizona, Utah, Idabo, Washington, Oregon and Nevada. N. Y. öun.

Strong Odors-

The odor of cloves kas been known to destroy microbes in 35

minutes; cinnamon will kill some

species in 12 minuses, thyme in S5

minutes, in 4 minutes emmon wild verbena is fouad effective, while the odor of sime geranium

(lowers has destroyed various forms

of microbes in 80 minutes.

Expend iturs And Tax Levies For The Year 1916. The Trustee of Hall Township Dubo's

Gountv. nronoses foi the vearlv exnen-i

ditures and tax levies by the Advisory

Board at its annual meeting, to be held

at the Trustees oflice on the lst day of Sept. 1915 commencin g at one n'clock p. m. the following estimates and amounts for said year :

Township expenditures 506.88 and

Township tax 25 cents on the hundred

dollars.

Local Tuition expenditures $706.88 and

tax 25 cents on the hundred dollars,

Special School Tax expenditures

$706,88 and tax 2i centa on the hundred

dollars.

Read Tax expendituress $424.13 and

15 cents on the hundred dollars.

Additional Road Tax expenditures,

$282.75 and tax 10 cents on the hund

red dollarb.

Poor expenditures for preceding year

$78 OS and tax 1 cents on ths hundred dollars.

Total expenditures $2827.52 and tax .01 c?nts on the hundred dollars. The taxable of the above named town

ship are as follows

Total Valuation of Lands aud improve

ments $207,080

Total Valuation of Personal Pro

perty . 96,495

Amount of Credit on account of

Mortgage Exemption $20,820

Net Taxable Property of Town

ship $2S2,755

Number of Polls 163 ("Jigned) P. L. Coble Trustee. Dated August 10th 1915.

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Thefarij Expos! tl

bm made tnc ooiv. rledal Award to I.W.HARPER KENTUCKY

WHISKEY

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new Orleans 06 nndWortds Pair Chicago 1833.

For Sale by All I ead'tig Dealers.

Statement of Ownership Required by Act of

Aug. 24, 1912. Of Jasper Weekly Courier, published weekly at Jasper, Indiana for Aim l, li)i5, liklitor, Managing Editor, linsiness Maua ger, Publisher, Owners, Ii. E. Donne. Hondholdersand mortgages; Nono. Circulation: Weekly B. E. DOANE, Pub.

Sworn to before me this 7 day of April

1U1Ö. TKUSTKN IV. UOUGIIKUTY Justice of tho Peaco. Soal. April 9. 1Ü15 1 wk.

SOUTHERN RY.. TIME TABLE

Jasper Booze-fighters!

The following is a Portersville

item in last weeks H'Burg Independent Some of the Jasper boys came out to root for the Jasper bunch and, we suppose, thought they couldn't do full justice to the sport unless they took on a lot of booze, so they came with an auto load of booze and proceeded, as soon as they got hete, to empty the bottles before women, children and all- We suppose these boys couldn't drink it at Jasper because that town has the lid on. but gentlemen, we don't stand for our own boys carrying on like thi and we don't believe in allowing Pwcple from another place to come here and doing: what we won't allow our own boys to do, so if you must take on vour booze please don't come

to our village to anmc it. If you! The American tmvelor is now want 10 drink, go to some seclud: begining to familiarize himself with ed spot; because the citizens ot'tbe many attractions to be found this place will not stand for this;io lhis country, and to realize that disgraceful business any more. Jit isn't at al! nooe-snr to change 7 j countries in order to npend a plea.

Atter spenaing tne permanent -summer vacation.

The United State?, whose wealth

amounts to 130 00,000,000, is the

richest country. Next come Great

Britain with 0,000,000,000, and France with $65,000,000,000. n per

oapita wealth Franco eadsw.th$378"), the Uuited States inking second place with $30.21. even million farmers in United States produced acronin 1914 wo th

sHvn bUlion dollars. We have nin i i ; l i i i i

eiyeignc million people in our country to feed; to be self-sustaining earn farnur must o the average

suyply fourteen peop'e

we soi mom no The Home Telephone Co has the largest list of subscribers and will give you the best ser vice You can talk to your friends, order your merchandise and make your appointment by the Home 'phone.

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Schedule Fop Sunday May 2, the Fol

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i We want yöu to join our long list of SATI ISFISD CUSTOMERS-come in today and I I give us a trial order. 1 .

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Prompt delivery always assured . Trade here and be satisfied.

Phone 55.

Free Delivery;

CARL GÜTZ WEILER,

Wide Awake Grocery Store.

HUGHES' CHILL TONIC

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