Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 1, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 September 1917 — Page 4
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JASPER COURIbR By Beh Ed Doane
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Entfcred hp Jecoiul-i'iaui mnUi'i .4 Ilm pomollicu m .I.icpci I no iLr lliu act Of Murcli 3, 187!'.
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tfnl orliin I'!.fl0 Per Hna pnpe 'ilol ri'inlarly to it iub"criOers until n loünite on.-jr to disc rtf-me ?e lutvivod and all uroarfl paid in full; unless in lb discretion of the publisher a different c(, irio should he oee neü advisable.
CIÄ and Allowances
Of the Dubois County Commis
sioners Court September term ! 1917 Hon Ed Dohne Printing 4 fr John V i-fiithor off ex Co recorder 2 0 Woutnora & Cnvo Rock roads 2, 7' 00 , Win Melchior Salary Co Supt 17(5.00 ' C H Harttfe Co Attorney 2130i
.loHinoclder O iJ Janitor M7 SO
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FRIDAY, SEPTFA4BER 7, 1!'7
The head of a mail order house wps nskeri by a cntintrv merchant If he believed advertising pnv . The reply he got was thfe: 'U pays me because I do it T is the other fellow adver icing that doesn't pav you. When yoii do your share of arlvprfi&iriK you will get your share of thp piofitj.
John Muttinan Sunt Bridges
Alb rt RadUe Jmiip Poor Kurn
Ojear Puho Dora Voider
L'o Srliuble Repair.-? to Bridge John Ilpsenour Public Miehway H Ü rCloR(erman Bridge np
Kruik C Kuebler ox corn's clai $0 al ß 00 b'rank Thieman 44 " 3.Ö0 Robt IS Eckert Co Institute 100.00 M ' " off ex Co Supt 10 00 Leo A Salb Corone 8 Inq 11 50 . . ti . g go vvm Melchoir Travel ex cluim 71.85 cont 11 14 off ox Supt stamps cl $4 not al Woodbutn Printing Co ex Supt 10 85 i - . Clurk 10 25 44 4 4 4 Auditor 2.75 1 4 4 4 Registration ex 10.05 Frank Streig 1 Sup Poor Farm 20.00 AlbStcnrtenntrel ' " 51.33
Job Wienand aup P F claim 1 415 not a.l
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Army insurance may upset
pensions. ' Wtl! pensions have been upsetting the Fcrat trtns ury for the benefit of pwindlyrs who havn never smr a firing line, shyster lawyer wno hnvi never felt a twin of couci-jice and catering candidates v hose only ambition is vfli :e - FnM.ch Lick Herald
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All men going to Camp" Taylor from Vandrburr-co wiri i epot to the 335th infantry, f hia in fantry includes, also, all the men from Posey, Pike, Gibson, Warrick, Spencer, Dubois, Perry, Crawford, Harrison, Hioyd, Clark Orange, and Washington-cos Prof. cs" E. Clark The old veteran school teacher Prof. Chas. E Clark, died at .Denver, Colorado last week and
remains were brought to Hur m ingburg Tuesday morning burial. Several school 'rtohers from the institute atcei: $x . funeral. During cbo. ear, -nties he taught; tyeral V .s ai Huntingbur md in Cuuipawy with the laee Georj e Cooper and Ajjd Mu Sweeney a sum.ir "taorjpal at, Jasper. Most il- i tbe qldqr teachers of thl ccciniy ac; tended his school fc oje tmio or tpe other. H&a f fierwarci hrj cod at Boonville ind for 31 ye.-trs or more waa engaged iri schoo. work there Of lafce yecirs he hrs 1een ip, lheh. Peace to his nshes. l Paul's fJ. S. Picnic. fX m I rm .
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And W Eckert aup P F Lorey Broa 44 p x
And J Bergor "pi Jasper Machine Wk8 sup p f Anton Bel lnpr 4 Jacob C Lorey " ' ' 1 " enp Jaii Anton Bellner 44 lt Qirl Uutzweiler 44 p f
IT J Lonuno Bri''go. Cah tp c) $fJ ad S.00
il fjitoka cla 13 40 12 00 r r Ferdinand 8 00 r r Bajnbn- go 12.25 r r Patoka 8 00 r r Ji'ftVrson 5.75
August Betz sup r r Jefferson 48.00 Win Cave r r Biinbiidg- cl $400.00 cont Vui Krnv r r Bnin bridge 0.00 Traylor & Kiempp rr flVrdinund 2520.00 CIiah Ivearby r r Col nnbi.i cl 1 102 04 con Wm Uautjeher Bridge Palo. a 302 OS A J Sprmeianeim Br Ca 8 tp- 2.00
loU Birk r r r Val Voiider.Jchnndt r r r August Schroeder r r r (Jeorge Neu kam r r r. Frank Hagen r r4r Conrpd Be k r r r Fr tik B'OjC rrr ' Jacob C Lorey rrr n ti irr 1 Itnry Wehr r r ) Wil ord Wininyer rrr Chris Magen r r r Conrad Hap en r r v Jacob Shlpman r r i
George Weaver
A ndy Drabing finre Pasjone .i hn Lrtti Carl Morgan ico Me giner Jehu O-iear 41 John M. Brelz Wm. Vaughn J a. Miller Robert Hoffman (J A Hillcmoyer i ud Greener Pa I Jung -." uorge t'ink 'fed Itubster I'd Biemke LwrncQ Smith. Louia i iktmer Upovjo Mttnvly Gnstave ItiUt'meyer
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iBroadel-3: Patberg
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Pen-neck Mach Ä rniijab Co 44
i u n k C ad d c mey er "Walter Henrv Bnnsnrarf Vm W(i email Elmer Luker Ben . oruioblen ( nib ri Sehroedc Vn. Wtaeel Johc Ilcijera Uujo Stein lc amp Han n filer Wm Sickhyrt H 4 W'iri'önjdyer'John iHtmkiin
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PREACH II HOLY GOSPEL
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CONVALESCENT PRERfCH SOLDIERS.
KEEP EXTRANEOUS SUBJECTS OUT OF TE CHURCH AND .'ÜLPIT
SAYS LABOR W
Ministers Who Neglect Doctrine of Brotherly Love and Cater to Emotional Topics Are Criticized By Workers' Publication Leave Agitation for We&k-days, Is Advice
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Tho Labor World, published at Pittaburg, Pa., offers the following criticism of ministers who neglect to preach the gospel, in the interest of "sensational" and popular" subjects more apt to draw a crowd than attract a congregation: We desiro to go on record as being in hearty sympathy with ex-Senator George T. Oliver in his objecting to addrossos on "general questions ot tho day" being delivered from church pulpits on a Sunday, instead of sermons on tho religion of Jesus Christ.
On Sunday moruius a week ard 1 ftoyal Meeker, Commissioner of T u '
ouuihuch, wasmngton, apper Ql : iuvitation, in the pulpit c" , yr A End Christian Church, T . 1 '!lsL fif which church Mr. PaThe address a 01 vor 18 a memtlie United Sta- WGlt tl war, labor in goiv- as an ly. and on At the cr J Oliver f yßdusion o-f the address .'"Mr. claror 'rtbd up from his seat and deLaJ' tls empbatiO objection to such xrom tho pulpit. Ho stated that; je had come lo church fior'tho imrposo
of worship and iKt to listen to an address which was out ot place, though
H would possibly, he thought, be veryJ
interesting if delivered outside of tho church. He.Xlid root object to anything that Mr. Mboker hakl'eaid.
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Wing wounded and recovering this party g'lven by Brnest Fauqueux, for f .hem, In her lovely garderwadJolnlngMier pa-acc InfParo. Win muit be Qcndt
for tho lck. It was givcnlfreoly for thfesofhappy convalescents.
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SOMEWHERE NEAR PARIS
of Dubois f,T.n,,5'the c,.ejk ed (he ' rnihnna has nppoint. with;vV'.? 'gned ps Administrator .w ifxoi of I ho en Ue of Oaro
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WM A. v .soy, Admr.i tu wi h will annesoii !
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There is no longer any -reason1 why any pijrcin should be an unwilling subscriber cb a news-
Un tne reusan ot a suosenher: to taken. rfewsi.aDer irom the1
T-nci f ftir-A Mio ntmocl-üv i - vu if "hoio by U-idunvood t Underwood. New York flty pub.Lt iiLuit, pubLii-uoter jd it" champagne Is corvod-to tho officre of thogallant French armv, whoic qUirea. UlXier tile postal JaVS, tO, fern nr. and nhvsical ekmnrcventad th Qarmanalf rom cantuHnn Purls. .ThUt
return, the same to ihe publisher. .Kttle scene t-as "snapped" on the outaklrU of te French mstropoll. P. S. Yow are no doubt aware that a Tho Flglrtlna French dolnot believe In Prohibition.
person who continues to accept!
a paper sent him through the;
rmail is liable fur the subscription
Preach the Gospel. "Far Detter -would it be for thje chyrcn. and for Christianity if Mr. Oliver's plan were followed atrictiy. The Labor World has long heen advocating what
Mr. Oliver suggests. ii pastors wero to confine themselves to tho preaching
of the pure, gcwpel .'of Jsus Chrfist dc
pend upon it r.here would he thousands of better Chcistians than there "are today. Tt is. a laiiftsitahle truth tlvit the
vast majority oti.pastors aim at sensa tionallsm ruthertUan telling the peo
pie of' che-gospoivof the meek and low-ally.
iy Christ. Ever)" concelvaMe kind of subject, that bnrcfe on tho sensational, is laid hold of ihoso pastors seek-hi-notoriety, art. 'o attmct-the curious, aijd'often the "Orient a.nd morbid. Surely- a' sense (f eomnica decency shouW; re&ü honest pastor of a rhv- ft to l.uo'. ;5at ssr.ieh talk is not fit H take v vc of a gospel sermifi. . Thai j p.-rv vstors in PitUburg, wh'j r. t mXr ftitV-iige in such methods Nf y racUtv at? ntion, but they ndvora ttK$y' 'ievspapers vhat they pro. :iitiK folalk ahout on the followin? Sziuter
NoAgitation on Sunday.
price, regardless or tne race that he never subscribed for it Dr that he has ordered it stopped.
So held. 'by the supreme court of Iowa (103 Ioiva 681); by the sup reme court of New Hampshire (44 N. H. 115) ; by the supreme court of Delaware (3 Harr. 379) ; by the supreme court of Wisconsin m Wis. 176). See Amer.
and Eng. Eric of Law (2 Edit.,!
P. 130). 'This is the law gener-
. HUGHES' CHILL TONIC palatabled Quinine. Contains in Arssnlc. Thi Oil RväiMttr Excellent General Tonic As well ai a Remedy for Chills and Fevers, Malaria Fevers, Swamp hons &n Billions Fevers, .lusv what you need at this season. Mikl JL-axadve, Nervous Sedative, Splendid Toiiit. Trv it Don't take uy nibglituie. All DrugiBts, öOc and l.QO Bottles
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F.vonrr' T.nth Ponl'o n jv. W-r I . iPerj"are six uays in me weeK in
t,- crr,,.. . mi ii n..,i Qtddltion- to Sunday. Surely general ? gatlOn Of Haysville Will CleVi-Ä'nieand .&Gyrl Co r r nOU.OliJ -p,,- TnTinPl qflvopntpq inti un. irannninl S Q Pirmin ! ii6öVnaiiPaTiSCftMiket;ain S551.41 coaÄ) uroTB political advocates, anti-sa-
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grjroy of the tfounK PV, fy Clfely, X mile tasi: o; WsviJe.
Sunday School av rvico:, will
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picnic ra. Wien 'ia?o-xiMd Seifen " tspeaker aas en secured for Jr T-oki Roach 14 M- Accepted 0CCasjQi)k Bring vour b?KiiPtiKp,p n ,f ajqns: and pend the da r vf-ii. us. p1,1 Meala con also be bouo-h? on ch yLemme &i -Biüds-aiirtoiit. crrounds. The Jasne.and will Wm Emv 44 " et.nt.
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could ho' engaged to hold forth their views on this or that suhject, on an? of the six evenings, and let the pastOT of the ehurch have th,c Sumlay to tell his congregation ahout the eternal
"blessings that are Dromised all thoKfl'
nraan beings who walk and" commune r
with tho Great Teacher on earth xird ahido by his admonitions.
furnish the music. Coma anö
get acquainted ltd W. A'cubauev; Psto)
Jacob. FL Bänq
Auditor l)ubjis Cu. Fuaxk J S"eno, Deputy SepU 7, IS 17 I wlu
OBJECTS TO, ANTI-SALOONiCARDSj
Teachers iostitele.
Itfie annual cessioa of Dubois!
County Teachers' Institute closes U
tomorrow. The swssion ba.s bean well attended and the teachers say has b?en a very interesting one; thoro ha.i been three night sessions, the lecture Mon
day eight on The Issuer of tho I War, " being very good, and the ( ? t i i ri.ii m t
musicaieat öu, .osepn s an iursday night for the benefit of the Red Cross was fine and there was also another lecture on the program for Thursday night. Supt.
Eckert deserves great praise for !
the suc:es of his first institute.
IF. H Schmutzler
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and Jj1cenacl Emlialnier
Ladv Assistxal for Women and Children 1
CslS? siswercd at all hour dy cr niit By It. B. Friedman
Phcne No. 205
Jasper Ind
'Give one dollar to het-p keep
one Dooic auv6 one year 7 13 to be the purse string appeal of 25.000 workers in Ohio. Indiana, Ken
tucky, W.st Virginia and Tenn-
400 Typewriters! .Urkindüiml alU- REMINGTONS 15 P
To the Editor of The Dispatch. Si: How much longer will the street railway management allow the
wagoearners of this cicpto have tlieir
intelligence insulted by the palpaibla
lies displayed in the so-called advertising cards of the Ohio Dry Federation? Does the Aiti-Saloon League think we, who are attllinted with the Ameri
can Federation of Labor, and whose leaders have made a life-long study of economic questions and of labor's share in all production, will now take our dope from these cards, flaunted in the faces of the wage-earner, his wife, daughter or 4sister, or immature children, bearing lyhv: r;ur ? And those Bigr . nfrr-vr us every time wo enter u : conveyance, such as a street car. c-riN it makes us wish that we could go to our jobs
in a big auto like the employers wlior
! follow us at about 10 a. ru. daily (if
The H.orae Telephone Go lias the largest iit of
1 subscribers and will I g f s
give yoa ihe ;baat service
can fcalk to your
friends, order your mer chandise and niske i your appomtmeti: by j the Home 'phon. UMS CO. TELEP CD
FOR SALE. One vacant lot on Clay Sfree
between 2nd and 3d, pt. lot 18 50
jclp0. Also 3 room house and lot 50 x 120 on 4th street. Either or both will be sold cheap. Inquire at this office. Every up-to-dace Dubois boun
cy farmer should have his owj
printed letter heads and envelopes with the name of bis farm home printed thereon, especially the envelopes with the return ad-t dress- We can print you 100 of each for $1 50 on good material.!
Give us your order. ; ;
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Type an I Praters Supply Buffalo, N. Vj In a crisis like thi6 fn our national . yjo it certainiy is a poor time for a r t "Si T AVTi ' public utility, liko a street railway, dejlltjj 15AjAi.ivo. i pcndcnt upon the citizens of a city for Warranty Deeds, Quit Claim üeud froncise. aiKi denendent unon the
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This Summer Where? ASHEVILLE CALLS YOU
Calk you to an ideal vacation high up in the mountains of Western North Carolina. Days full of interest, acävky and sport nights of refreshing comfort and solid sleep. Rcncw your health in die clear, cool mountain
air. vjo camping in enc wooas awuu peaks play golf, tennis enjoy driving and motoring. Big, fine hotels or quicr, inexpensive places, whichever you pre far. Let us quote you the lowest round trip fares furnish time cables, literature and all travel information. CaU on nearest ajene or write B. N. TODD, Division Passenger Agent
Starks Bidg., 457 South Fourth Sc. - Louisville, Ky.
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breeding dishonesty.
Yours, NATHANIEL YATES, Sec'y Itod Carriers' Union No. 64. .
r-Columbus (O.) Dispatch:
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