Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 60, Number 10, Jasper, Dubois County, 9 November 1917 — Page 8

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JAMAICA GINGER REPLAtES

"DRY" DENVER

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Drunkenness

or Arrests'

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eenng Titirons. despondent. c?cr r7 , ; , ' r .

10 aays reauy. incapaci

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AS STATE WENT -DRY, WEST TOOK-TO DRINK,SAY"S- WIFE

After thfrty-tvo years 6f married

3. MaiVE. Vtyesi wants a

. n,rUMi -n

lire Mrs. Mary E. West wants a di

Vtfrce ffomMqrttn BVest. the suit-wa filcdin the Disrict Court

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twniii wuiurituu wcjii ui inc uc- ij

fdndanj. the 'complai;rt indicates.

had never consumed intoxicating H

iquoTr.r Wher drirjK became harder

to ojuain-.i west, accordina to his r.

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wjre, Denn id nariHcr oxer. it, ana

-CfcsislFess for Fist efcTjS

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- JTlie Kind You Hae Alway'Bought, and which . has bcem , in use for over , ovver 30 years, Jia borne thei ignaiiir?t. ßj S) OTirl Tiac "hppn Ttiflflp nnAr tf.

rrAJ- s sonal supervision since itnfar yCK AUow no one to deceive yoü üi

All Cnuntoriciti, Imitations and JuSt-as-gdcd' aio bu ;-L-xpvüuie-ar tnat mile vitJi, and endanger tke iscoich - c

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xms; tnus" cicansui", bwccun- centA of lta pprtöon3rrsteu ana

umv "n onMis ttnvn-ncc oil! ar m-

inditoBtiblo.taitftriirt,, ieAe4; bou JlOv ne ioud.

ana to

t .faoniUWitto; WlloüÄ attacks, acid "r,d f JPyl,nr llfiuidrs-

nlgltfl hn.T'liwomo rtsl cimnks about I

11 Maia lUBiwruaiUi i4ai.ua

poup Ü

com muc

the year. This total of 566, coupled

witi ihe290 for 1917, rnstkGS'a total

of S-iO. perü'on charged with vlolatjoir ' . s

for, eighteen rrfoiith time.

'RffiMW in! fcHTI'&WTR-

äbalj und Gnildroa Experience auinst Expt rimenti6

Of this mrmtiöi' laws Wre'a'rrestod in

the ftrst x moifts, 4u40' tlic'sccbnd six,inontas arjd the first f half of 1917 Record For Eiflhtefen Months.

on drn) öfter tfen Vhislcy

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Rattle

ornUg ittildbttb.- -A diiartor lLli,ßrZ y Ä , ofiWr?!W PMppKWJll not- of poortyrf&ral-Mlofr5 bttlqd mc1imFthVdru ilbfl;ut la Jln riij Aifib was taken teotn .Jntox-

uaciout-fd iimwuinu W nyouot Avatniwraonti, a smaiicr oatiieieAr

uuwlum7ti mumMMximur lns mj itiuKt onoOL-.tne;'numrou-3

Pan, nowtaia

of förl'öffit this iauc4 Ä

ging

cnaiige

tion ifn

T ' 'A lu..!.,. n4TSn(nrtt Mrtf Inn CI iQ

bothew toil - "JUULUt "ii'vi Xr v JUU a - ' Yhifl fecord ?r' ttiewtrw-eof 290 rip-

Gators chargedn(6We;ctiyes .Georte

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'AmoritAn mmx n mmiWMH --Klein and k orire Scbiißidär, buUjrJs

m.;ur Wood iied witn riectiveJnIlUteo tf&i"

iTriSiSr "iIY? rear, l-.lß TKronft wjererjeiMtd

juotciine m neuen. -ub' r sr-ki ;

Jftipike lümp of more tn doable fg acnt or rou are nrAviona. Pr" thar "Deric

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during

tli- -weath .. rPf. from x-o-r -niT. half of the present year the arrests for.

mifcist . T x, Winces of J r-iltsT intoxication forni approximately, 2Tfer:

taUo - .JiL.-.j.-'din a jiaas oi . cent of the total nujgbeg ! of p.ersonSvar-j

water . ' for a lew days rested. 5 l r"01011 e. . Hece-Ae -Figures. -. TH5a fftirmtf yUi . from 1 Airl v v i? . -'s

Uli VM BVUUI

tJito "iu ht: it TOU suffer with sicV i i m f v. toi

r- ö,n ie-'r arrests ror mat penoa. m iuubt:

of the

brought

for vio

lifihifl nr.' i , . .! ,r,0-., name year 204 ponsdns .were

.M- mm.- ir;T,ÄVC fjip. to race' itn" a $100 üne

tofni'Ulralizo 11 ac:tb 5ü the urine o j. latins the prohibition law. During tha Hoi longer is a sourcdfjuf n.rritatiQn; thus cindklmVx)f tadJrbsAtar 290 were;: eiMing madder disorders. hoverp,! with this offense.' I

Ts.d Salts ia .iHKpcnsive; cannot in- ,

jtjre, mJ.ea (C blightful efTfjrvescent I tiihtAAt'atrr beverage, and belongs in jjry "V lae, because nobody can make ; ;mistake by having a gcod kidney Hush-

mg any tuns.

Jan

Fcbrtmry 872 Marcii 1 . .. . . x . . . M April ' 602 May . . . . .:.? v -GOO "' June .r..... 691 July 777 August 772 Saptembor .'....". 1.038 October . ..'.. .'. . '. 1,1(58 , NoVembcY; .!. . . 1,03$ . Doeorfber i . . .:. r.1,1-23

Total v... 10,045. 4D17. ' Vfv' ' ; January .' . . .1,121 February L..;i,216

April 857 May : -;670?

TQtaa A.;l.V5,$$2' 1916, nrs.t?;six7 - . months . 4,129 1916, second six months 5,916 1917, first six

months $.882

. -62, '.,71 , 95 152 105 109 - - 127 255 ; 241 154, 1S9 , . ,,. 1.605 125, 224 201 t - 22 14Ü 185 ' l;i64 530 1,075

1,164

,33 32 39 24 51 , 53 55 70 . 7 74 566 53 57 ' 53' 51 28 ;48 290 204 362 290

BONE DR.LW -.UPHELD. Chickashay 01da A Chfckasha jury today upheld, ifä ifew Oklahoma "bone-

dry" law byvan4dihg John Tucker, formerrbept id TJnitm States Marshal's ffiqe,tQh' peaftentiary for five years foi1 selg intoxicants.

Tuckör jsiise jisf th first to be tried under'.thefPJesent i law.Gineiati

Enquirer

SPIRlTS!TNriTHEP SENSE. ' How can' we fpllow., .J The injunctions','' v Of the Optimist - v3 ' To keep in;-gopdkplr'its .V ' -When they ad'seife . 4 ' ' Our trünkÄitid suitcases At the Union depot? Ü.1 T. Davis, in-Arkansas Gazette.

Vr i'fft -rrmlcss "substiratc for Castor. Oil, Fregoric, B05 and SvJidng Syrupjs, It is pleasant. It contains . ncithor Ofiic.,. IjiDsphin nor other narcotic, substance. Its m is its- ejratöe' For more than thirtv years it has

e-u in cntiVtr.nV use tor the Tehef of Constipation, Flatulency, "SWn.I C41i- ari'i piarrhgiea : alinp: Feverishness arising; th5r .ir j;n7 and by rer;uiatinsc thj Stomach and Bowels, aids'

the ,;s";miIadon of Pörod; gi'rlng healthy and natural sleep.-

'Jtae zuc.iiz.'s Panacea.1 Tie Mother's Friend.

buorai nloen tw,oouiue bottles. oi, Jßiüaica giugei und a considerable

bulk were

Deputy a

rests.. for the eighteon months: , I . . , , , . , ' Viola-'' l :rn (v'our1, iK a Sl?r,es of Haitis

1916. Total. Drunk, tionn. maaoon vtw-ious do wnu wn drugstore? anuary .' 530' '" 40 17 afl'""s(!archrwhrranU had 'been talceii

out fyy Cjiy Ddtective George luliad : TJiO giugtü' was,seIrcJtt:nd6r tlie provisjnnn lit Uie "boTie-dry': law and. the ofiicH-s ulaiiTt that it is- contra band on tht grMind that iß is utcd orctonsively 16' produce. IiUc:d6ation when imbibed in itjtatural State,' or adulterated with 'water. or soft drinks. . .Solicitor Gen era J John A. Hoy kin has announced ,'that he ,will wage a cam !paign against thn sale of ginger ex tract, so called "cider and other bev crages falling under suspicion, and the raids Thursday afternoon were devel' opments4 of this latest move. The bottles containing the ginger bear labels which state that the con-N tents contains from 90 to 95 per cent ot aloohol. 'it. is understood that the entire maU ter will be placed before the grah-d jury '"when it again convenes on Tnos day o? next .week. Atlanta Journal. - ' ' ' CONTRABAND LJQUOR , , . PPUPED INTO.ÄCWEJR, PocatelU), Tflabo.Sheriff il'eoroÄlabey ofiicfatc?d last 'eveninsg; a:t the ceremonies attending! 'the destruction of what was estimated at rhe prevailing "bootleg" price .of $3 . per pint to be more than $5,000 worth, of bootleg

whisky, whiqbhad acqunnijated in the I "booze ,va.ultM at the c ounty building.

ini) yunirauaiui liiciuupa an uie most popular brands, and many of those in the -crowd ! 'which witnessed tlft wantun destixuctioh lamented the ha-tc -that was 'wrought. The. contents of 1157 pint bottles, 162 quart bottles and six aye-gallon kegs were emptied into the sewer, but it is said this shows a sub-

GENUESE CASTO

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If Use For flyer 31 Years - The Kmil You Have Always Bought th tz cti:VAJ c: o m r m v . imw vork city.

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slanria! 'allmg o(T in the . supply rr'pri. in by he sheriff 'durfng. the pre-.'ing thre monihs.Salt Lake

. "Vyc . are tetter e.cjüijjpo'i ""haaii ever.'ta JanxvrJl

le-ay unload' a'rtd co-fco:.ii-.,'?;Hav if döf i'W

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SagoTea and Sulphur Darkens I Sp Naturally that No-

f VQixj can ieuf

Ha: t'';4. 1.5 its colxif'fi'nd lustre, or wiicul: r t 'rrs erft;, jt -ill. and lifeless, i m- a lack ot eulpluir in

the Lai" Our grandmother made up a mixture of ?6aga- Tea- a nd Sulphur t7j keep her lvKs dark and bt'autiful, and thousn.ri women and men rho yah;t t that evv -.vlor, that beautiful dark ehade-of ,r va-hch is eo ivttraeth'f use , only tili? Ime recipe. : Koad this fypiolf;. mixture, ' improyeu v c addition of other, ingredi- j ents by a ..i.auy drug,storo' ?,'-)0- -'

cent Qot "WTfth s .sagf a "Jphnr "-tid," lhich' dark - 'r ' hfiir Bd '-r.: ujally, so evenly, th it -'4y t t, ; cxzvi Hcll iAaB been n'i ' just dt .njsponge o soft n-at s.f. ,ü it üiid V this through your u:r L .

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ins on1 wlt-ÄCrand at a time, in r

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in, tJt hair disappears ; but . . dclisM w''i Ii- Avith Wret hs a ' V 1 1 '

Sulnht. Co k und. ia that, beside

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applioa lions, it also brings back the 0 and lustre and gives it nn appearaiaco of abundance. Wyth's Sage and Sulphur Compound it a delightful toilet requisite to impart; :rC l i.vr.-i - i . iV !

viur im ä yuuviuui Hppcaraiice uiu lair, h It ia not intended for the cure, mitigation or prcycntioQ of disease.

lEARN. SHORTHAND ' It will pay yWWU' It" If an Asured xnwina 1

ft CI"VloymCit-; 11 ewe than that? it h an invsUuablc Crr sonal rrm ,7ii. fI .s-

labor eayer thruout your UXc.

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w Beer a Food for Athletes

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BEMN PirWAW PHONOGRAPHY

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i!ft4chook.mrywhre. Let uc -yggqttgd'opc tb you. Or w wUl advise you

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There is no stronger indorsement of beer as a food than that of the professional athletic coach who mainM tains a strict and scientific diet for his men in training: In accepting an invitation to a banquetPr-efiident

'Ebbetts of the B:rt oklyn Nationals, said: "We would request a simple dinner, with light beer. and. no oth'j

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l7i John Burke, trainer of the New . York AmericarisY'iri

accepting the öame invitation, requested "a' good Ameri iican dinner and plain American beer." . T. C. Flanagan famföus äthlete and trainer.says: - q ; have always maintained that beer is the best üptuilder . : v and sustainer next to beefsteak that a man under Isl : steady rind for long periods can take. There, must-be - I mcxleration, of course, in this as in other foods, -and

beer is an athletic fcKxLV

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