Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 2, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 September 1917 — Page 4

JASPER COURIER By BenEdDöane.

iJlSriSKs OUUom COUNTY, INDIANA

Entered ap ?econd-clae matter t the poatollife at Jasper, Ind., un ler the act of March 3, 1879.

James litten.

tfnhiwrfot.ion Ü1.5Ö Per Yea'-, ühfs f Rpci a mailed regularly to it saormert until a Jefinite order to dist: ipO'ine & received ud all arreare paid in full. unieeB in tt. üiecretion of the publisher a JiSerent ccatxe should be oeened advisable.

FAID AY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1917

Ppßliminapy Institutes. At 9 o'clock A. M- the following institutes will be held at places and dates given. The president of each township should secure a building or room, notify county superintendent and make other arrangements as the ensigning of the work and the program of the day. The chairman will have charge of the meeting unless relieved by Uie superintendent, who wi 1 try to be present. Jackson tp.. St. Anthony, Thursday, September 20, Roy Dugan, president. Ferdinaud tp. Ferdinand, Friday, Sept. 21, John Weber, pres. Cass tp. Holland, Saturday Sept. 22, E, 0. Hemmer, pres Jefferson tp. Birdseye, Sept. 24, A. T. Whaley, president. Bainbridge and Mai ion townships, Jasper, Tuesday Sept. 25. Wm. Dudine, pres meeting 10 be held at the Court House. Patoka tp. Huntingburg, WednsadaySept 26, Frieda Frick, presidentHarbison fp Dubois Thursday lept 27, Lorenzo Loveall, pnts, Columbia Tp Cuxco. Friday Sept. 28, Sophi Harrison, pres. Madison and Boone tps. Ireland Saturday Sept. 29, Helen Uose, president. Hall tp. elestine, Saturday, Oct 6, Leslie Kellaras, presiient At other meetings of the year Madison, Boone, Marion and Bainbridge tps. will have eperate meetings ig ihey so decide. The undersigned s that the presidents at ouu ,ir,-jgn the work to the teachtic uudv r their charge in order that all will be prepared. So we can start the year with a "A No. L" meeting Follow the outline for the first institute. Robt. E Eckert, Supt. of s"ho-.itf

Writes us that he is delighted .-with the life at Camp Taylor, and says that Cyril Bohnert and Otmer Sprauer are doing fine, but that Carl Fritch is taking life seious. Jim says that they liked to worked him to death the first 10 days he was there but is doing fine now, he sends hU best re gards to all friends and would like for thera to write to him at Camp Taylot, Cook and Bakery school Louisville. Lawyers are not Gentlemen While ex-Justice Bookstaver was on the Supreme Court bench he had 23 special officer or attendent a punctilious old German who always stood gaurd at the door leading to the justice's private chambers when the justice was within. One day a prominent lawyer and two of his clients called and asked if the justice would receive them.

The officer thew open the door and called out loudly to the justice; "Shudge! Two shentlemans and a lawyer vants to speak mit you." The three gentleman laughed. "Vor v hat you laff, eh?" "Don't you count me a gentle man?'' asked the lawyer. "Ach, you're a lawyer only: dat's different," New fork Mail and Express. Greatest Circus is Domino Soon. Barnaul & Bailey Show will Positively Exhibit in This Vicinity. There is to be a real circus day this year a Barnum and Bailey Circus day. Advance gaurds of the greatest show on Earth announce that this season's rou'e carries it close enough to be visited by everyone in this vicinityThirty acres of tents will be set, and the big show will be exhib ited in Evansville on Sept 22 A wonderful new program is promised, and it is claimed that this aeason the msnster entertainmenthas more and better things to show than ever before. Starting with a magnificient pageant entitled, "Aladdin and hii Wondttful Lamp," the circus will occupy three hows or more with events in air, on platform, and rings, aid in the huge hippodrome surrounding. Not one moment will be lost in all of the spaces of the vast enclosure. The opening feature is the first attempt at Chinese pageantry in the history of American circuses, ond it has been described as the most gorgeous presentation ever attempted The story of the genie b ave of the magic lamp is too well known to need any description here. However, it may be well to call attention to the possibilities of display in coloring and ir.a?nificient settings in the Chinese loc ile, and to the fact that Barnum & Bai ey have spent $1,000,000 to reproduce all of its glorious possibilities.

lilting lie Lid Last Sunday morning, a he bi ped C. H Griffin, of the Nan wal Detective Ag nuy, FendricK Bid 4th and Main, Evansvil e, Indiana came into town hunting for

p. m. Mayor Wagner Lnd Mar-!

hall Masters har Albert (Buld.v) Urich Ned Kress and Joseph Ger ber corr lied before Judge Dougherty for di-pensir p; liquid refreshments, otherwise Kncvn as "booze" on Sunday The-'ti 'tee aaid onedoUt-r and co3t Tot.u ? 10. 60 each. After the performance in the com t was over, the three star performers met on the Court House steps and sang the following pathetic and heart breaking ballad: , We were tilting tbu liil.fl In the okl town of Jhv. And we promised l K. TnAt we would do ho no in re. .And it'w hnrd times tor buo.o aellors, lu tue old town of jy. Ph. Kunkel joined in the Chorus: Never aiun, never, ni more, Never again, will the rod oozoflow, To utrftijuorn on Sunday motuiug In tho old town of Jny. Repent.-- Ktivsr again U.

Altogether Mr. Griffin was not c1,a nwcred it all hour day or nbjht even a peice of a detective. 'Of, the eight sa'oons in Jasper seven. By K. B. Friedman were open for and doing business

yet thw great Evansville Detective" (1) only lands three violations. An efficiency per cent of about 23. However, the town will be very dry next Sunday,

"Well, if that in't tht tooli1' mused the pottroan m h en down tht tept of a privata ft dencc. "Whaft tlw trouhlar wmi the passing citizen, who had o-rtr heard tho postman's noLry ihoufhi "Why," explained tht man h gray, "the woman in that houf esyi If I don't eomt alonf tarlit Kl Vll h:r lüttem from torn i4V vr cAtTstir - Chicago Ntwa. Clftäti 5h:td and staff with matav td potatoes to whioh is added i ceaspoou of finely tninrod parsley. Lay the fish on n bnking aish om several slice? of salt pork. Baka

and bait oficn with tho fat tht ptrk.

F. H. Schmutzler Undertaker and Iiicened mbalmer

Lady Assistant for Women and Children

Phcno No. 205

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So near is hunger to our dust, So dear is grub to man, When Duty wiepers, "Can or bust!" The youth replies, 'Til caa!" Tbc Courir RMhs Buyers Ar You In U?

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THE GOSPEL OF THE SUGAR BEET Dr. Harwy W. Wiley Preachss if to Fa-msrs.

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Wherever the Sugar 8eet la Cultivated' Dr. Wiley Deoiaros, "the Farmr Are All Prosperous" Americ Fully Fifty Years Behind. Europe. "Farming practices in rogue upou a great majority of the cultivated traete In America are obsolete," dec lures Dr. Harvey W. Wiley, former chief chemist of the Department of Agriculture. "In agriculture we are fully fifty years behind Europe, and the better utilization of our farm resources Is one qf the most Important problems before the country. "Old fashioned, slipshod methods of producing wheat and cotton and corn are still in vogue in over 05 per cent of the country devoted to these Indus tries," said Dr. Wiley, continuing his Impeachment of our lax farming

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DB. HABTJCT W. WIUXT. OMthodB.' "The growing of these tropt'untll within a few yrs could mot har been ranked a agriculture, M iould have been described as kixhWay robbery of the soil. As a result tfce tTtrage production per acre ot tbeee crop has fallen to a minimum. "Farming, for one thing, must be made more attractive. It should be made more profitable. This will be done as our farmers learn more thoroughly th principles of Intensive cultlration and get a knowledge of the methods of feeding the soil and of the rotation of Tops. "To this td I have been proaching for the past thirty years the gospel of the Mi;r;ir 1 ot. "Tin- pn-ciuetton of (he sutrar beet roq'si'v-' 'n highest style of Intensive culh:rt "". it sriein'P lias boon able to sngr "Me t rln Ij'ow of feeding tin gii ! ..!;, the rnpllvuls of eultnrn ond "'g, 11-0" Mtteutlon and skil' of t'n are siuh ip to create ir eve:y i and fa rv devot od tr flug-.v ure an agrleullural experl uio;l ..on of the t'ijrhe.-'t typo. Tho toll .". liinatk ' ntid ions in Hie greater u rt of the Tidied Slates are tboro'isriilv favorable to beet culture, and Ameri. :i Is the tireatest sugar market iu file world. ln the case of the sugar beet tho crops which are grnwn In rotation with It yield very niuh larger returns than when the old fashioned system of agriculture prevailed The nHlex action of this inllucive Iwonietf u bonoflt to American agrtiMilture the valuo of whieh it would he dltlleult to moasuro In doihtrs and cents. "Wherever the supir beet Is cultivated the farmers are nil prosperous, no matter what kind of other cropi they raise. The beet generally improves the productiveness of the soil in all kinds of agrleulture. It causes the employment of mere labov and Indirectly benefits lominen-e and transportation and prodia-es In every community conditions of prosperity lu agriculture which it would be dltlleult to bring about In any other way.

"The culture of tho beet brings into

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Notice of Appointment; Notice is hereby given that the cle?k of Dubois County, Indiana has appoim--.u e.uodersigned as Administrator with will annexe 1 of the estne of Caro line Greener kte of said countv dece ed. Said estate is supposed to be solv-nr, Wm A. Wilson, Admr! w 0 ji A4l mlh will annexed. W. S. Hunter, Attv. Aug. 17, 19173 wka.

The Story of a Hen,

Once upon a Time there was a hen who became, in Her own estimation, the Wisest Ever.

She had Kept her lamps working Double Turn, and.

ucj. jciöjiüciui i'i oonscanu operauon, unui one imagined she had Hatched a scheme that would Enable her to live llicelv without heincr ftnilhr nf np.rsnirnHnn

Thereupon she Cut out the Shell Game, resolving to I

That of supplying the suffix to the popular breakfast

iooa ixnown as Ham and. 1

But in order that She might not be the Subject of discrimination in the Diurnal distribution of the chop Feed and other poultry comestibles, she continued at Intervals to disturb the Ambient with the national Hymn of her race. The inter-reuben Citizen Who was presumed to ba her Lawful master, upon hearing the Vociferous announcements, sought Diligently for evidences Of her industry; But finding after a Time that there Was nothing to it, he got Busy with the Ax, and disposed of the Remains for Two bits in merchandise at the Grocery. Moral-Tell it to 'em, but Make it on the Level.

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There is no longer any reason why any person should be an unwilling subscriber to a newspaper. Ön the refusal of a subscriber to take a newspaper from the posteffice, the postmaster is required, under the postal laws, to return the same to the publisher. You are no doubt aware that a person who continues to accept a paper sent him through the mail is liable for the subscription price, regardless of the fact that he never subscribed for it Dr that he has ordered it stopped. So held by the supreme court of Iowa (103 Iowa 681); by the supI1??, cTurfc of New Hampshire (44 N. H. 115) ; by the supreme court of Delaware (3 Harr. 379) ; by the supreme court of Wisconsin (78 Wis. 176). See Amer. and Eng. Enc of Law (2 Edit., P 130). This is the law o-nor!

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One vacant lot on Hlnv Rh-Pfl

between 2nd and 3d, pt. lot 18 50

xnu Also ö room hoqse and lot 50 x 120 on 4th street. Either or both will be sold cheap. Inquire at this office.

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Every up-to-date Dubois county farmer should have his own printed letter heads and envelopes with the name of his farm home printed thereon, especially the envelopes with the return adT T T- V . .

Üio nclphbfirhood tho largo uar fnc- uress We can print you 100 Ol tory uslnK fuel and other raw mate- 'Ch iOr JJ1.50 on good material.

rial, with its eoinplPimmt of lahorcra uive us yimr oraer. w ... -

and experts, thus Kivln u better and more profitable market to tbo surrounu-'j Injr farmers for all their produces. i

"While there has been a general tend ncy toward the reduction of tariff du Uea, this tendency nn not reached lu many cases the extent of the abolition Of import duties altogether. In any

changes of th's .sort let as much as poi , .ible bo eawu tho farmtr. In view ;

ot the sreat Ipiportnnce öf doraefitk imjir producticdi to the prosporUj 0 the American farmer, If fa riff adJuM merits are to be made, I believe th.v this should be the last rather than tin first point at which to removo the ru toms duty. "One of tho best things about sugai beet culture from the point of view ot jcrlcultural Improvement Is that it fits In ho perfectly with dairying and stod. trowing. It Is, of course, onn of tin Umentary facts of practical dairy Inp that the rearing and keeping of llvi tock fford the easiest, cheapest unc" mo natural rneung ot Improving t)u wdttlj r ihn olL"

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