Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 62, Number 49, Jasper, Dubois County, 14 May 1920 — Page 4

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Entered a -oMwid--no3todice ;;t J 'pe! of March V '7

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Wrestling is regarded as the national SDort of Jäpan and tlure

i wao recently dedicated in Tokic a very large-building devoted to the purpose of this sport. t A man who promptly pays for bis newspajer subscription when

it is due is wot th two who do no- J

; nt luiiei are oi no valun to the pnhlisher nor to the advertiser, as they are usually units of a clas who spend their monev wivhout buy ng anything.

William Russell Lead lMlwa CMte Her Cast

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We votf d for Thos R. Marshal in the Litrarv Die; President

: ial primarv. The stite of New York and New Je Fey are also m a a

lor Marshal, and we nore he is nominated and eleced. He is rhe bpsf mri 'he Democrats : have for the plac besides it is time old Billybryan and Tom W. Wihon were retired to the woodswith bill, cox

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Chairman County Democratic Comrniitee.

The important thinu to rsmem-1 At the Delegates meetirg at ber is tnat when the chantre the Court House last Saturday comes a dollar will Icok as a cart John .1. Menne;, of Haysville was wheel . unanimo-tly chosen chairman of

the Democratic CeVitral Commitee

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"The pla:e to take the true committee certified the romina measure of a man is not he forum tion of caridfdH"es elected la-t or the field, not the market place ' Tuesday, . andrTare preparing to or the amene mvr But his j conduct a " i porous campaign to own fireside It h s b ues dres d . increase the Democratic majority his home-coming and hs bert -r of Dubois. county oyer las': tlethalf s;vallow3 her iieart every ion, During the past few ye , time she has to ask him for a five ; of Billecoxs mall administratioii dollar bill, he's a fraud of the the Democratic vi te in the county first water, even though he prays j has decreased and it stands the night and mtrn ti;! hu' blac!: in 'present committee in hand to fac", and howls hailelujih till h:!once more build i" up.

shades the eternal hill- But if his children rush to thf f.onf gate to greet nim, and love's own sTlnliine illumine the face of his wife when she hears I is footfa.l, you may take it for gratefl that he's tru go'd, for

EILE EM FER.CV DIRECTION WILLIAM EQ& Elided Pv?rcy, the chnrming leading lady who support Wjuiam RusseK in "Big Jim O'Kane," the picrureo; wh eh thestornow is at work Sne was recer tly signed bv William Fox to anpear in six 'eatures. inopcr these

Miss Percy lil support lorn nx in "The Untamed, " by Max Brand.

New Star's flew: Play.

John Hinsel Chairman Tre Republican county com mkte last Saturday elected John Hinsel of t Jasper count., chair man of the ReLmulLan committee

tns hom.-s a neaven, and ?r.iani he will auuomt ohn S.

humbug never ir ts that near the (Stewart, tne dentist, secietary

The election of Mr. Him3tU gave great dissutifaction to some of the delegates, but Himsel hadthc majority his way and there wa n use kicking, but tney are growlingas if tney would like to

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great white Throne of God.

Thinking op Yourself. "Wr reflect too little, depend tco much other on others, too little upon ( ursrlf. We nrike oi r head, cold storage warehouse

for other people's ideas, instead !

of standing up in our own i tpendent, (Jodüko irrliidir. i Reading is the curse c.f cult;: . reli ction the mother of genius Our rreat religions were born in the desert: our grandest phi oso phie3 budded and burgeoned in the wilderness: the noblest po sv U at ever swept the human harpsichord was born in the brair of a beggar, came huddling from the heart of the blind; and when all the magrof the Modes and all the great philosophers of Greece had failed to furnish forth a jurisprudence just to all, semi barbarous Rome laid down those laws by which, even from the grave of her glory, she s ill rules the majestic world."

For th 3 past fifty yeirs the only fiee county on the North American c ntinent has been Canada. While the U. S Gov eminent his be m growing more despotic every year" During the present campaign tl ere Ii? s been a great det 1 said about the pre sent tax ia.v, while at the samn time some -700 assessors have been going about the state tilling other peonle v. hat their property is worth. An example of tyranry oi the worst sort. We hold the trutli to be self evident that no man, or set of men have the righf. to tell another man whit. Iiis own property is worth- Make every man his own ass5or, mii1 the tax duplicate of Dubois county will jump from nine ami a half million dollars to forty million, and th levy will bu that much less ii; proposition, but the real be uty of the Njw (3rd. er would be that every mri wouul pav his just pronation of taxes. While now the rich m n it i i . i

uouges nis ana tne poor man p i s

It took 230 years to make the United Statt, A hundred before and a hundred after the Declaration of Independence. For the past -11 it has been goin: down the toooan and finanly at tl e bottcn the people will fin 1 a m m with a sword to whip them into line. And su:h incident as the expulsion of the Socialist membei of the New York legislature is only on 2 straw that shown the way civil and political liberty ns the United State is drifting. Johnso! Swats Hoover. In California their iu.n stUe Iliiam Johnson heat H--b-rt Hoover for President by 15uCGi) majority. After all the blow Hoover does not appear to be in it.

Emilie Lady Writes Clever Verse

!''.'rttiNvil!o Couriur. !n. (Knr Frost of S0" Adams avni we, Ii.h written u mI deal of rluvur

vernt. Following is u panip! of mr .vork. It tfvivel iri of $".00 offer tl ly Stan Stanley wIumi ho w;u lit tu at the i rami weveral week o: "Whoever Thinks oi Mother" Wo pity flio oor ice man l'fi'aiim of hirtheavv bad. Wo pity tho poor coal driver On accoiintof the muddy road.

Wo pity tho f:ieiory worker An 1 j-hout, mLmm hour, more pay.

Yet whoever pities mother, Ami hot fifteen hourn a day? She work from six in the morning Till nine o'clock at night. (Jiving her service for others And we thintt it i9 all rieht. No one rver mentions wage, Short hours or lack pay. The work tnaf. she does for oUj jm Is all in tho eourne of tho day. School mum 'm 11 lok f rward To three month's) :est an i play H it mother ea 't 1 ok forward To a eitul" holiday. D i idwayp goei a huntin' Ivii'h year a wivk tr two, Wtiile röm goo.- on a S.:oat Oiiuj Au l po do? h hitter Sao. l)id voa ever he ir lnw mother Took the kidn and tf i t the day A: a p irk the other HfIe.Md A lw inileH or co uwiiy? She g t up when the b m did To prep .re the pienio feed Thev al round and jiviMjidoro Ihn lot mother take the lead. She ha I to r.-memh r the lodak, UalM-o t, milk h ittle, the lunch . Then eua! und all paraphernalia T :it went aloiu )r HM Irnich. At la-t thev "11 go. t-t irto 1, And h ) irde I a ia?tMig car. Wmio m ther h-i to tne others, Ml hop :t ifn'i fr " And then upon heir arrival, l 1 1 tiu l- a i-h idy tree. Tin uir - wo off with the kodak, An I th t ieaviM mother free, Fife to look after the hioy, Fix lunch, and try to reft. Hut it' h )t, ilei tlies are nticky, S;. like lier cool ho.ne bet-t. For aft r tdio'a re-cuei Johnny F.oui falling In the lagoon, She run?4 to the choking hahy Who' trying to swallow a npoon. Toe rooe nwmg breaks and Mary Cl inhi up into mother's lap To ry out her hurt there, Wnile bitiy mioi his nap. And when fhe'e gathered the ehildren Ami belonging to hmo1 away, Fattio conies np with n. Well, its heen a gryat old ilay." 1-Vtd restevl mother, den't you? We miM do th.is again ome tim Tnro's no-.hing like taking the kul lien 0)t And having a irood old time M ?5he etniles mul eayp sltr enjoyed it, lint .he lad to get in IkmI And close htr tiled eyes. And rustle her weary head. So next time yottetart to pity Some guy with eight honru a day Jdtt think a little of mother, And see that eho gete eotne pay.

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BUCIC JONES XlUICTlON-WLLL.lAMiVCXK; J Buck Jones, the New William

Fx sta' , who is at work on "For

bidden Trails," by Charles Alder

Seltzer, under the dirrction of Scott Dnnlap. The new star, who is a whirlwind horseman.

recently returned to tha Fox

studios after recovering from an

injury sustained when his horse

jumped on his foot duiinc the

filming of sceno in t!-is play

REAt ESl ATE THIhSFERS. Cecelia Sprauer to An Urich

and wile, lot 2 Jasper, Wincing er'sadd., 2500 James 0. Sanders to Ja r.es E. Glenn, 120 acres sec. 1323, $2000. Peter Vluller to Klizabeih Kit

ten, pt, U 120 Ferdinand 10 'Matilda S Ahrens to Matilda F nke pt. lot 15 Huntingburg, $850 Erne3t tl. Weisman to Walter H Bohnen 'semp-ir, pt sec. 3125

NAZHMOVÄ Striving for perfection in her o vn work is not enough for

Nazimov a, the great Russian actress now starring in her newest Narirnova Production. "The Brat," After nainstaken care

that every gesture, every expres

sion of the fa:eevery item in

stage teehniqua screen star

watches the other members of

the cast with on less critical an

eye than is applied to herself.

This practic has bco:i Nazimo

va's for years When present

ing plavs in New York it washer custom alv-j ys to be at tha theatre at ten o'clock in the morning

watching always the rehearsals afher supporting cists There followed immediate advice; o r if the matter were one about whicl there mi?ht he discussion, the player met at the Russian ar ist's hotel and so worked to;e:her until the production was crtls ical y beyond rpproach. This same meHculous care ;n production NazmiDva has nrain

tamed in her motion pictine

work. She consider tho screen

no less an artistic medium than ihe stage and as worthy of the best in an artist.

Adam E. Richar,: to Ebenkamp pt. lot 37 Jasper sfl. Ben A. Meyer to Albert Meyer private road $1. Henry H Stratman to Bernaad E. Stetter, pt. soC. 3021, $2000. lohn B- Schmitt to Bernard H. chaefer, lot '3, 2G Ferdinand. Wagner's add , $3'J0. John J. Morgan et al to David G. Morgan und. pt, 13 in 3 S0 John KUe to Henry Stratman, sees 18, 19 and 2025, $ 2,000. Hi nry Gramelspacher to Isidore

Z V , , vi u'i Hko all other motion picture stars, s Leopola btemle to Martin i.ns hen without n role that stood c

acnrtruier luu acres e. . J.t is d $1,000. I 1 ihio J?. T?-l. A !

iNfosby pt lot 5 Huntingburg. Meyer's sub div. $1.

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Tho prrslilntlal campaign proruUe? to he a pcacherlno.

It Is a dull day In Iiotne when Ithly does not have a new eublnet cxisln.

Acconllng to pnsent prices a $r,000 house can he built for $10.000 or so.

alice Joyce w Many of the greatest nion and women of the stage have had their names associated with one certain play. Alice Joyce seems destined to have the same distinction. The Vitagrnph Rtur has had success after success, hut,

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separate and distinct from the rest. In "Tho Vengeance of Ihinuid," adapted from Ilex Mleach's powerful story adapted by Mr. and Mrs. (Icorw Randolph Chester, she has the best role In her uotablu carter.

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ItoNhevlsm has nccompllshcd many startling changes In Itussla, but no changes that would Justify renaming the country "Utopia."

Dougbnnt.s are not coins Up jn price nnd the holes are not getting smaller.

derma ny's former crown prince Is learning to box. H Is nllovM to commit nil the ntrocltle he wishes on a neutral punching bag.

This Is evidently going to be a very busy year In the making of world history.

Tho government will urge consumers to buy articles of cheaper quality. Hut that's what the consumers have been doing all the time, Isn't It?

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WILLIAM DUNCAN

Before he was an actor, William Duncan was an athletic Instructor and a writer for physical culture magazines, lie first appeared on the stage with Sandow, the strong man, and later toured the country at the head of his own dramatic company playing Hamlet. Today he Is known throughout the world as a serial star and director. Upon completing "Smashing Harriers" Albert K. Smith, president of Vitagrnph, furnished Mr. Duncan with a serial the production of which will cost $1,000.000. "The Silent Avenger" is the title of the new serial. It was written by Albert K. Smith and Cleveland Moffett. In this Mr. Duncan Is given umplo opportunity to show his skill as a fancy shot pool player, expert on the tennis court and clever slight of hand performer. The thrills provide the stardirecmr with material in which to demonstrate his strength nnd ability as an alf-rotn.'i ath!( U He insists on realism nnd will assume great risks to stage a thr.ii as it should be performed. He will not use dummies or substitutes. If the il.tlll N in the script, Mr. Duncan Insists that it can he performed mul i : es ir regardless of the hazard. I! - : "f'ii'g lady, IMith Johnson, Is equally courageous and follows Will!:.m 1 ; i :o the limit. They have been associated in several serials, in cl:d u: -';:; Man of Might" and "A Fiht for Millions."

mo::t iisaaijss or european drivers IN BIG INDIANAPOLIS 5 00-KILE RACE

he gave the most sensational exhibition of driving in history, accepting every risk and registering miraculous escapes no less than six times. His final feat of daredeviltry consisted of colliding with the grandstands to avoid hitting a spectator who had wandered on the course, nnd then, finding himself completely turned around, throwing on the power and cutting the finish line in reverse. During the world war, Hoillot was a French Ace, and the utter disregard for safety that he acquired during his numerous air combats seems to have persisted with him into his racing career. Hoillot's American racing debut was mad'j during the Indianapolis

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Andre Hoillot, second star member of the IVugeot triumvirate that will endeavor to hoist the tricolor above the tlags of competing nations during the eighth international ri()()-mile sweepstakes on the Indianapolis speedway, Monday, May 31st, is rated as Europe's most reckless pilot, looming up as a worthy successor to the laurels that crowned the brow of his famous brother, Georges, conceded to be the greatest driver who ever held a steering wheel. In the last Targo Florlo of Sicily,

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contest c.f Hl!, however, he met with disappointment on this occasion, being tun t I back when running in third position within twenty miles of the finish, due to the collapse of a treacherous wire wheel. The mount thut Hoillot handled on this occasion was of the same size as those being groomed for this year's classic, and it was largely due to its excellent showing against its larger rivals that the new speedway racing rules limiting piston displacement to 183 cubic inches were placed into effect.

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