Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 58, Number 22, Jasper, Dubois County, 18 February 1916 — Page 4

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JASPEB COURIER

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J 131'KK, OUIH COUNTY, INDIANA

Entered as eecond-clasa matter at the f

posiomce at Jasper, Ind., under the act of March 3, 1879.

Who-Wkt

Geo L TTbelhor. hanli tip

jP L Coble taking enumeration B H Gad tage, rent for S H imon Eicher, wood i T hn C. T;iEnrt-ii- tt

.'Frances Block, Books

Jos JL. Bandera wood A S Tussey wood Kigei Co Echool registers S Ukina, wood

Joe Schnell

Mnbscrioti-n KI.oi) Per Yeir.

This papei is milled regularly to it

aubscriberE until a Jefinite order to dis

continue ?e receive.-! and all arrears paid in fall; unless in the discretion of the

publiehei a different coarse should be

aoemed advisable.

In every field of human endeavor the man or the

product that excels must for- ,Fot Buechler, school supplies

ever nve in tne white Höht J 15,0 s.inser D00ka

nf nnMi.:f ... lotai üisDurements

v4AxiLv wnere envv ana

; emulation are constantly at

vvorK.

Every up-to date Dubok coun

40.00 ly warmer should have his own j lo oo printed letter heads and envel-

kn m ?pes Wlth the name of Ws farm dihome printed thereon, especially OH t7fllftrAn 1.1. A -

l4.yUjv '-"vtipca Yviui tu e return au-

öress. We can print you 100 of each for $1.50 on good material. Give us your order.

4.5o

2.00 10,30

28.14 16.S7 $436.20

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 1916.

Jacob L O' Bann i n vVe are authorized to announce the name of J L. O'Bannon of Harrison County as a candidate

lor -tne Democratic nomination of Congress for the Third Con

cessional district, before the

primary m March, 1916.

Whether in art, literature, music, science or industry, excellence brings the same rewards and punishment. Widespread recognition is the reward, and the" punishment fierce denial and detrac

tion.

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Brotherhood

' We built us temples tall and grand With gifts we heap our altars hierh

Unheeding how, on every band Y -a

ine hungry and tne naked cry 'We sound our creeds in trumpet tone With Zeal we compass land and m sea, Unmindful of the sob and moan

Of sonls that vearn for smpa thy.

We hurl to heli, we bear above

With ease we lorse. we hinrl

Forgetful quite that God is Love

Ana Love is large and broad and

Kind. Of Thy eternal Largeness, teach Our petty, shriveled souls to swell Tell those, within their ampler search In every human heart may dwell Till love alon e becomes the Creed Of every nation, tribe an Clan

The Fatherhood of God, indeed The Blessed Brotherhood of Man.

When a man's work becomes

a standard for the whole world, it also becomes a target for envious competitors.

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xo allied oe- iChas A Nolan, cause he is a leader, and the Krl Coble effort to equal him is theiÄIJ,ian

Tuition Fund

Receiits. Balance on hand $1,027.92 Dubois State Bank interest ' 3 65 County Auditor Com, School Rev 730,09

uongfccnool&int 1972

24M5 4.40

419 94

110.57 4.45 2.25 l.:-5 365.84 2.55 804.07

18.09 230.40 4.55 4.65

4.50 4.40

313.42

4,333.31

houor HcfinvA

Dubois State Bank interest County Tr -asurer Tuition tax Co Auditor from Doe Fund

Dubois Bank, intertst

" for Apr for "M iv

Co Treasurer tuition tax

Dubois Bank int for Juiv

Co Treasurer School rev

" " Cong interest " " liquor license

Duboia Bank int for Aug

" " Sept a ( 0ct " " " Nov Co Treasurer, tuition tax TotaT receipts DlSBURSMENTS.

i. F. BU, 1 1

Corner 7th & Jackson Sb

HOME 'RHONE.

LITTLE JOKERS - IN THE HOBSON BILL HOBSON'S PROHIBITION RESOLUTION

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teachina:

M. Balbach

Earl Coble

Karl H Frick

Edward Campbell

proof of his leadership.

Failill to pnunl Ulm -u'Lula Miller

nil i iir

fllr nfti.. t . j Martha Kothert

M.xjxxjyvi öcc&s to depreciate

and to destroy but only confirms once more the superiority of that which he wishes to supplant. There is nothing new-in this. It is as old as the world, as old as hum

envy, fear, greed, ambition JÄÄ?

and covetousness.

Martha Bothert t -irl Frick

iirnatz P Friedman

Jos M.Friedman

Earl Coble

Chas A Nolan

Lu'a Miller

M L Kellams

Maritib Balbhch

Earl Cobe

And it avails nothing. Tho

man or the product that hasohA S in them the real qualities of ; irartha Bothert leadership remains the leader. 0! Gi:"der

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20th Century Club Banquet The Twentieth Century Club entertained their husbands and friends at a Barquet given in honor of the Indiana Centenniel

at tne btewart Jtiouse, Feb. 12, 1916. At 8 o'clock the members of the club and their guests marched into the dkiing room, Miss Vesta Gasser playing the march,

and found their places at the table which was beautifully decorated with jonquils and ferns. After a four course luncheon, the party enjoyed a program of

Indiana songs sung by the club, a very enthusiastic talk by Miss Genevieve Williams of Huntingburg, an interesting address by Judge Bretz and a very pretty sola by Mrs. Geo, W. Haberly. The party went home at a late hour feeling that they had en joyed a most pleasant evening, and the members of the club that they must in some way leave a

inonuineuG to tneir memory m

this Centenniel year

inat which is good or reat rffn, -kv,:

makes itself known no mat- I)omica Mo8POr

ter how loud the clamor rf',S

denial. That which deserves Roberfc Kemp to live HvQ (Gladys Gleazen xo live lives. (Total disbursment

T7t . Doa Fund WhO IS ! Receipts

Balance on hand

Jo8Betz, Assessor, dog tax

uoiiectea

P L Coole collected

i Total receipts

St it tt ti tt

55.G0 22 75

43.60 64.40 56.40 11.00 43.60 S3.10 43.60 150.00 66.00 27.25,

127.87 111.38 209.28 264 96 11643 155.68 140.68 276.40 180.32

347.P2 10.00 10.00 17.60 60.00 60 00

40.00 40 00

30.00 60 00 44.00 30.00

30.00

20.00

50.00

35 05

$2,934 S7

The Home Telephone Co has the largest lit 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.

DUBOIS CO. TELIPBO M CO

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Prize M

276.80 145.00 15 00

17.00

SOUTHERN RY.

TIME TABLE

' in this County?

Township Trustee Report. For Hall Tp Jan 1910.

FUND RECBPTS.

Towxsnrr Bal last Report

Jaa Middlebel

John Buechler Licquor license

vo lreasurer ToArnshin t-

P. L. Coble, bv miarak-n "

Total IIPFNDITURES. P L Coble Tuistee " , Office rent " 14 Toustoo

Henry Brosmer suDervianr

John W. Jacoba

Jos Kleiuihelter "

John W.Jacobs " Henry Brosmer " P L Ooblo trustefi

LouisJH Katter Pub Keport Ben Kneia Adv, Board John B Shepers Adv. Board John J Partenheimer " " S C Smith Pub Report B E Doane " Tax Lex-v

John W Jacobs supervisor P L Coble exDenpßs

kiger tk Co cs and Receipt Boo5:s Dan Campbell supervision John W Jacobs

Joseph Wehr

Joa Kleinhelter

John J Kreilein F.r P Ith T?q

P L Coble "trusts '

227.59

.50

50.00

3(55.09 322 15

S9S5.33

1 1

t i

expenses Office RRnf

Total expenses

KOAD FUND..

Bal on hand

30.00

15 00

30.00

18 00

32 00

10.00

15.00

29 00

60-00 12-85 ,500 5.00 5 00 10.50 2.00 16.00

42.00 S.45 29 00

40,00 72 00

20.00

16.25 95.00 75.00 15.00 $913.05

102.15

John B Kneis Tp note Road fund 17500

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. Henry Landgrebe to August Loetzgesell, 110 acres $500. Mary Hentrup to Frank Hentrup 40 acres, $1. John Schilling to Andre tv Boerglin, lot 0 Ferdinand $200. Joseph Renner to Rosa M. Wuetcher, 38 a. , $1, Correction. Aubitorof Dubois County to Micheal McNeals, pt lot 84 Huntingburg, 4 36. Frank Jacobs to Edward Jacobs, 5 acres, $500. Bernard Wassing to Theodore Metzger, SO acres, $1000

Mm XSoiman & Wofe to D. W. & J. N. Jones, 40 acres, $500. Notice Editor Jasper Courier Dear sir. On Wednesday b'eb. 23rd at 7:30 P. M. a meeting wll be held in our city, in Trinity Church, under the auspices 06 tne Flying Squadron Foundation, vvith Rev. J. J. Davis as the speaker.

meats cnsist5 of Rev. Pratt ?rl Frick i'hflirman assisrpH hv Tnrla Ignatz P. Friedman

wu-c,JosiM Friedman " De jgherty. Rev. Denny, Dr. I Geo H Hoffman wood work Stewart, Miss Steinkamo. Miss lEarl Coble, institute

Hunter, Miss, Flagg, and C. Pt Leopold Friedman, director t snp 16.70 Scales Henry Raper Jr wood & mbor 20.60 T? J? Min, Chas A Nolan, institute , 13.90

j-j, uj. xi t iuia Ulli -r, " 10 90 Executive Secretary C E Skelton, school sup 12.44

County Treasuer road tax

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-ben Knies note on road iund County Treasurer road tax

" Add rrvfffl hr

Total receipts

John Gladagl lumber H E Harder

Henry Brosmer

Xicrer On TCnnd Aronl'nao

Henry K Miller rep Machines, and toola

- . 13 00

03 vt öcnepers lumber Dim Campbell blacksmith work Total disbursmenta SPECIAL SCHOOL FUXD, Bal on hand Co Treasurer Special, tax

24.72

1.60 100.00 3.11 .06 406.64 3.S5 37.40 4.50 175.00

91.00 4.30 329.05

609.65

365.06!?

DlSBURSMENTR

Co Treas surplus dog .fund Total disburements Summary Town8hii)r:Fund

Balance on hand Receipts Total Balance Jc receipts Diabursments Bal on hand Jan 1, 1916 .Road Ftt vr

Bal on hand

Receipts Total Bal and receipts Disbursmenta B51 on hand Jan 1 1916 Special School Fund Bal on hand

Receipts

1 otal iJal and receipts Disbursements

Bal on hand Jau 1 1916

Tuition Fund

Bal on hand

Receipts

Total bal and receipts Disbursmenta

Bal Jan 1 1916

Dog Fund

Bal on hand

Receipts

Total balance and receipts

UisDiirsments BaJ Jan 1 1916 All Funds?.

Bal on hand Reoeiots duriner year

Total balance and receipts

Disbursments during ysar Final balance

Total balance as shown by this rep. ort

2785,99

Warrant checks ontstand ine 169 00

Total bal & Outstanding warrant 2,954 99 Cash in depository Dec. 31 1915 2,854 99 Truatee service account 125 days 250,00 T- I l rr

ST. Xj. Cilil.K JL RUSTKE. Feb. 11, 1916-1 wk.

Schedule Fop Sunday Hay 2, the Fol-

$453.80 lowing is for information Only and is not

176 80 Guaranteed.

$176.80 RASTROTTTJn

V V A.1 No. 5 DAILY 9:24 A 1 NO. 13 " JjS Pxr

$227.59 No. 11 " 8:20 P. M

757.74 WESTBOUND

985.33 No. 12 Daily 77a.m

813.05 ti- " .. 11.58 A. , 172.28 " 7:40

Time shown at Huntlngbur.

$102.15 EASTBOUND

304.49 o- i. waily. :20 A. M.

406.64 ho. 23 i;Z0 329.05 WESTROnNn

77,59 NO. 2, DAILY. 12:42 A.. M

mo. iu a:iu r. ill.

No. 24 " 12:16 P. .

$60i 65 687.23

1,296 88 436.20

860.6S

$1,027.92

3,305.39

4,333 31

276.SÜ

177.00 453.8Q

176.S0

277.00

2,244.11

5,231 85

7,475.96

4,689.97

$2,775,99

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rnflim

BAH

Total receipts DISBUR.sf rVT

A S Tusser thool

J s L Sanders wood for school Mat Buechler, merchandise

award Uampbell, institute.

3Ü2.17 $196.SS

S.60 7.50 2.00 li.25 15.85 10.90 10.90 13.S0

22.501

10.90

M L Keliams institute

Papers tbe Courier oftic 5o George Grass 44 44

10.20 1.70 6.00

Notice to Contractors. No ice is hereby given that at 2 o'clock J?, M. on the 6th day of March, 1916, the Board of Commissioners of Dubois County, Indiana, will receive sealed proposals for the improvement of certain highways in Columbia Township. Dubois Countv. I

ing, draining and paving said highways

us sei) uutiu Luc pmua, pronies and specifications now on file in the office of the County Auditor of said Dubois County. The said hiehwavs uroDfppri fn ho im.

proved are located in Columbia Town-

ciAiy ui rum tuuuiy, iiuu are Known as the W. S. Havs et al extensi

A. W. Cave system otFree Gravel Roa.s in said township.

Each bid must be accompanied by a bond in a penal sum double the amount of the proposal with surety to the approval of said Board of Commissioners and conditioned as by lav requirad. Said improvements shall be let to the lowest responsible bidder or hirf.Wq

and an affidavit of non-colusiou will be i

required: upon iailure ot anv hiHrW tn

furnish such non-conclusion affidavit his

nr'posalor bid will be rejected by the

.Doam. The Board reserves the right to reject anv or all bids.

By order of the Board of rin

ers of Dubois County. Indiana, this 7th ,1 C TT 1 -i r .

uuy ui jpeuruary luio. Jacob H. Seng, Auditor of Dubois County Ind. SKeenoy & Batz & Leo H. Fisher Attys for Petitionen. Feb. 11, 1916-3 wk.

Corner E. Sixth & Jachson St

Fine Wines, Whiskies, Cigars

i I! lUUctGOS. Freh Beer JDraught and Bottled Hot Lunch Every Day P. H. Knapp Prop,

Sec. i. The sale, manufacture for sale, trannrfnttn

sale, and exportation for sals of intoxicating liquors for beverage purposes in the United States and all territory subject to the jurisdiction thereof are forever prohibited. Sec. 2. Congress sball have power to enforce this article by all needful legislation. 1

Above is the amendment which the political prohibitionists would attach to our Federal Constitution. It is the same amendment which was defeated at the last session of Congress, but it will again be brought forward by its sponsors.

jln one respect, and only one, is the Hobson measure specific - it

wuum uestroy tne legal liquor industry and liquor trade. Its omissions have been so carefully analyzed bysincere prohibitionists that it is unnecessary for those interested in the liquor business to do more than repeat what has been said concerning this measure, by those who honestly believe in prohibition for prohibition s sake and not for political purposes.

Although the defects of the Hobson resolution as a prohibition agent

were quire generally known to members.of Congress, it was not until last July, when ex-Governor Hanly denounced the measure, that the public became suspicious of the scheme. Since then the bill has been torn to pieces, more by the "drys" than by the liquor interests. Below are enumerated some of the possibilities of the Hobson resolution, all of them auife evident tn

who reads it. Hobson's amendment would remove all State and Federal taxation from liquors.

It would nermit the frp

. . i - uuiwouiwcu maiiuiaciure or an aiconouc drinks for private consumption or to be given away. It would tolerate a still for making spirituous liquors in every home buch a still can be rigged up easily at a cost of less than two dollars.

It would allow social clubs or other organizations to operate com

mon suns to supply liquor to their members.

It would so cheapen liquor by removing the tax that any cafe could

w.iu ea!,e serve annus to its patrons free of charge and in perfect accord with the law. 4

It would wipe out all the wise regulations of the various states for

ine restriction ot drinking.

It would (destroy the milder drinks, the manufacture of which requires both time and complicated process, and would substitute ardent spirits, easily and cheaply made.

It would require a force of detectives as large as our standing army

ior eniorcement, especially m the industrial centers which do not want prohibition.

Last July 9, when the politicians back of the Hobson bill were in

action at wasnington, ex-Uovernor Hanly arose to protest against the measure. He demanded the elimination of the words for sale", hoping thereby to make the bill a genuine prohi bition proposal. He contended, says a press dispatch, that the Hobson resolution would be ineffective as a temperance measurethat under it liquor could be manufactured for personal use and to be given.away,Jand that the result would be innumerable small stills.

For his sincerity, Hanly has been ostracized by the political prohi-

7 organization. Members of Congress, life-Ion advocates ot the temperance cause, have been marked for defeat because they refused to support the Hobson fake prohibition resolution. This advertisement authorized by the Indiana Brewers Association

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