Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 62, Number 48, Jasper, Dubois County, 7 May 1920 — Page 4

Jasper weekly ' cüüiF.1 Dubois 4.8 Percent

By BEN ED PAi

ASI'KIfc. DUlt 'K COlT' . INDIAN

Entered ap ipcond-rlr ! " .tier at the p-gtotüce at Jnper. Ini . unJer the act of March 3,17 Hub riot in f l.oi L er'Ye r. This papei e ir.ai!el regularly t ie aibrcribenaatiia Jetirr! 'vcVrtc liec intimei ieceivel arc I :.?'.:: - ;aid nfnll: nnleps in t"f df ::C-:!cn the

publisher a different .jcuite should be

deemed advisable.

FR1P Y. MAY 7 1P20.

Public Standards. Graft is an ugly word an 1 an uglier thing. And we who have lived in an era of aircraft scandals and pork-barrel legislation are inclined to reel that it is es pecially chaiacteiistic of our day and generation. This is a mistake. Investigation and comparison give proof that during the last forty or fifty years there has been a grad ual and steady improvement in the public conscience. Men of better character have been elected to pub'ic office. Standards of public morality are higher in the different state legislatures. Though much is to be desired in city government, the old reckless neglect of public rights and disregard of commom hcuesty is gone, we trust for ever. Men who in other days robbed the public with impunity and laughed at the powerkssness of law, would in bur day face the strong probability ot bolts and bars and a disapproved pattern of stripes. "The millennium is far awav But slow and tortuous as the course of American politics may spem, it is headed in that direction We have a firm faith triat as the years pass graft and corruption will be mere and m - discredited and public sen . will be increasingly based c.

standards of right ami honor.

Dubois county ranks 90th. in

Ithe proportion of enumerated

School pupils who attend High school or about 1 out of every 25 according to a table sent out by the StatqSuperindent of schools Montgomery county stands 1st, with one out of every 5. The figure were taken from the annual reports of the town, township and city school trustee foc the school year 1918 9 Dubois is only two from the bottom ofthePst. Claims and Allowances Of the Dubois county commissioners May term 1920. Wocdburn Pt, Co. Aud. Sup. 30 40

Recorder Sun. 12.00

"Martin Foddrill Asst Survey . 1.50 Ben Ed Doane Public Printing S CO

John D. Hauser Trav. Ex Co Supt. 38 60

18.80 3.54 14.G2 8.50 10.C0 2.W 1.50 2.00 19 82 G4.8 10.00 12.00

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C. F. Peaee Co. Surveyor Off ex. Micheal Seidle Attendance off F. V. Kuebler Ex Co. Coma. Dr. J. R. Dillinger Poor A. J, Lierser Poor Bainbridse F. U. Kuebler Sup Court House Indpolis Commercial Printing Huntingbun: Argus "

Leo II. Fisher Co Attorney Dr. W. F. Rust Poor Casa Eliz Rohlman Janitor sal

Walter J. Krodcl Sun Court House 23.34

Edw Rogsiord

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Heims Bros, sup Poorfarm

A. M. Hochgeaang Rep Poorfarm

atli. Ta chert Sup A J. Berger "

Tillie Blessinger Erap . P. F. Albt Radke Henry Borrell 11

standard Oil Co sup Eorey Broa. "

Chaa. Bartley etal In Fane Iuq

33.28 25.02 10.42 7.40 350 7.30 20.00 40.00 30.00 37.2i 07.00 74.3 s 145.W 18.00 8.00 75.00

W. I). Bretz Coroner

Ph. PartenheimerPub. Highway Wm N.Koemer Bjrial Soldier

Henry E, Hemmer Tax Refunded 15,19 Alph. Hoffman Burial of Soldier 81.00 B. F. F:ngiish Bridges 550.00 Mary Schäfer New Bridge " 200.00 J. A. Schnarr Sr. Bridge repairs 20 00 II, J. Lemme New Br, Hall tp. 5.00 A. J. Bermersheim New Br Hall tp. 1.25

1. J. .Lemnio K. K. (J. A. J. Sermereheim

Kinza Lemme John J. Kreilein Herman Schroeder

Paul Fthribach Benedict Lampert

O. L. Mehringer

Geo Meesmer

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R. B, R.

The Primary Election. Heid on May 4 1920. did not bring out one half of the voters in the connty for either party. The Democrats po lerl 193S, wh' n they shou'd have had ever 3500. The Republican 713 when urdinarlythey will hae 1,300. The following is the result: For U. S. Senator.

Thos Taggrt, H'or Governor John Isenborger Ctrl M McColloigh M. J. NjblaL-k Jas K. Risk For Congress R C. Brown Thos Buskirk John Ewing Sherman Mmton .1 T fVR mnnn

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Joint Representative ! Geo s. c.nmt P. L. Coble 51 1 in Orange IGT; Jas. Koll B. E. Doane 105 44 51 ! idno B F. Nicholson 21G 14 214 1 l lxx? M. A. Sweeney 1004 41 212 : SsÄ Jos A Sonderman for Co Trw : Latin khi.u:.o ure, Robt Xordbc ff fo- S..eriiF. ! 'arl ll.-m Henry Hopster and U. C- Haw - xl- f v. . . ILnrv ILiLfUit our for Commissioners vcre j0jin k.i;i,.

nominated w; ti out opn sin on the democratic ticker. m m- . W m

1 lie Kenublm n o:l For Presid jni

De Motte Garage Co. Paul Junge John Meesmer

George Wilz

HerDert bchwartz

Fred Klosterman

Barney Oskins

V alentine Haas

Mn Rauecher .1 bn Steiler ob Hated K iv Blcniker John Hohler Albt Messmer Jno II Steinkamp Jasper Mach, Wkf. Martin Seng Leo Scherlo Henry St nftenagel Cieo L. Sfilz Peter Miller Iartin Lampert Fnink Haiden Chris Hagen klarem Hagen Kdw ILicen Jerome Pareon Carl Morgan Lern F.ick Elvoo Parpon (ieo Hunkle Harold Morgan (ieo L. Neikam John W. Neukam John Kieenhut Chris Goller Andrew Braun Otto V. iJraun 1Dtiis Schwenk Chris Braun

100G 1 Ivrnrttz Hoffman 281 1 Wm Fruit Sr 7no Chas. Wade

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V. G. Harding hi. W. Johnson F C. Lov:dt:n Leon. Wood For Governor Jas V. Fesler W. T. MoCray Ed Toner For Senator J. E. Watson John Ewing Fecur-d tlv

gressional nomination. Ex:uc votes rot kno.vn t.o.v Telephone Rates Raise!!. The Dubois County Te'ephone Co. have been granted the uri vilege of rais their telephone

ratfS from f 1 tO SI 75 a month H. J. Lem ne Risiwnation Accepted

for residence telephones, by fie , , K;i c. Pickharduppoint d o-..: mi II.J. Lemme Ke?unat;on Acre:te I 1 ubhc Serv ee Comri.isa on The K , c. iicUharJ: vohlWd Company has 2Mi) telephone II. i. Lemm. Resignation Accepted subscribers in the county now.- Kd c. Piekharet appointed

The rates went into effect Mavl frank j. sknc.

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13.50 5.50 10.00 10 00 18.00 lti.00 9.00 08.04 60 83 15.27 41.40 ÖS.51) LM0 24 00 18 00 29.75 25.C0 30.50 10.00 32.00

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3tf.57 ihVO 10 m 10.00 20.40 4.35 ().25 4S.G5 9 40 8.00 Ü.50 14 40 0.00 12 00 ;.5o 0.00 4.50 3.00 4.80 1 .50 1.20 12.80

5 00 11.00 5.00 S.OO 7.50 7.50 4.50 7.50 4.fc'0 5.15 11 30 10.80 4 20 8.00 4. 00 3 00

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ss 3; 97.1 4 ! R R R. M(;.5o ö5'.MT! It - L. t I t')d Ut port Accepted;

Kurl Stink.imr Viewers Re . Accewtd Kilia Fi her Co off ex Co Clerk liMil

M rMiiTo Um Mone Lo K R u. i9.n) Vinrint, :fi.U'o( Hid on liiidi:.' Aec. A. J! Kr.Miipu Rid on Iridie Rfj-?etd Fi . n.-iiiman C. H. Janitor bid Ace. I . . . I if ' r . .

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I !iu MeiriKer etal ,viev ir leport Ace H. J L .nme Res gitinfi A u eprr d K l C. Pickhardt appointed

H. J. L.Minie Re$icat:o Accepted K 1 C. Piekhardt Hipoint'dl

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The important thim- t0 mem- It Now" subscribe for the Jafipe Der is tnat when the ehnn nl Ct A

a uujiar win iuuk as a care morrow what yoa cau do today.

KJHAT a difference in Vy these motor-car days, when every point in the county is hardly more than "just around the corner." People's 'ideas are changing, too. They're beginning to figure out how much it is costing them to keep a car. And the man who is doing the greatest amount of figuring is the man with the moderate-

price car.

There still seems to be a notion in some quarters that any tire is good enough for a small car. That's not what the man who owns it thinks. In recommending and selling U. S. Tires we are trying to sec his side of the propo

sition finding out what he wants in a tire and giving him that. fit Large or small, U. S. Tireo are built to only one standard of quality the standard that, produced the ßrst straight side automobile tire, the first pneumatic truck tire. Every tire that bears the name "U. S." is built the best way its makers know how. It isn't the car, but the man who owns the car, that counts with the oldest and largest rubber concern in the world. IV As representatives of U. S. Tires in this town, we offer you the benefit of our experience and advice in settling your tire problem.

Select your tirea ao cording to the roads they havo to travel: In sandy or hilly coun try, wherever the going is apt to be heavy The U. S. Nobby. For ordinary country roads The U. S. Chain or Usco. For front wheels The U. S. Plain. For best results everywhere U. S. Royal Cordr.

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