Jasper Weekly Courier, Volume 63, Number 25, Jasper, Dubois County, 12 November 1920 — Page 1
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Claims and Allowances Dubois county Commissioner's Court, November term 1920. Den Ed Doane, Printing S 21.90 Jasper k.rald, Printing 65.67 E. V. i-.wkhardt, Frintlnü .. 6.00 Huntinuurg Argus, Prtg. 21.90 M. Rohleder, Emp. P. Farm 37.00 H; Borrell, Emp. P. Farm .. 28.00 T. Blessinger,' Emp P. Farm 20.00 Hunting. Argus, Ptg 9.00 J. W. Finke. Soldier burial 75.05 J. Rattle Co., Dubois Hist. Com 39.28 J. Hagle, Elec. Ex 10.05 Lorey Bros, Elec. Ex 7.10 W. Lugers, Sup. C. House 1.32 C. A. Knollenberg, Sup. C. House 2.81
Jasper Ico & C. S. Co., Sup.
Court II E. Itohlman, Jan. Sal F. Hartley, Clerk's Asst Dr. W. D. Bretz, Cor. Inq. Dr. W. D. Bretz. Cor. Inq. ..
B. Seufert, Bridge rep
HIS Is littlft Tnmmv vchn
Sat dorn to dinner at half-past l Perry Schnarr, Bridge Rep. And though the company stared G. Gress, Bridge rep
and stared.
lie ate and ate und
never cared!
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The company's eaten all they're able; They've gone and left him at the table! Oh, Tommy, Tommy! Now you've et It; Somehow I feel that you'll regret It!
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F. Golier, Bridge rep T. Beloat, destroying seines H. J. Seng, Dep. Aud. sal. .. F. Steuftenagel, Sup. C. H. F. Steuftenagel, sup. jail .... F. Steuftenagel, sup. P. F. Packers' Fertilizer Co., sup. Poor Farm City of Jasper, sup. C. H City of Jasper, sup. Jail .... J. Schwinghamer, Br. Cass Township G. M. Greene, sup. Bridge.... Ind. Tub. Hosp, Ex. Tubli. Lee Potts, regis, ex C. A. Luchaner, reg. ex. .... T. L. Potts, reg. ex Peter Harder, reg. ex J. H. Eichmiller, reg. ex O. II. Schnarr, reg. ex G. T. Mann, reg .ex J. Bleemel, reg. ex T. Asbell, reg. ex H. Klein, reg. ex C. Lampert, reg. ex C. Thiele, reg. ex r P. J. Kunkel, reg. ex C. Blessinger, reg. ex O. Bockelman, reg. ex J. P. Frlck, reg. ex J. Tbleman, reg. ex A. F. Spillmeyer, reg. ex. J. H. Gladage, reg. ex. ...... G. Gress, reg. ex B. T. Wade, reg. ex J. Block, reg. ex II. Cummins, reg. ex J. K. Deindorfer, reg. ex F. Thieman, reg. ex. E. C. Johnson, reg. ex. .r.... II. Appel, reg. ex J. H. Steinkamp, reg. ex
G. P. Homey, reg. ex A. F. Becker, reg. ex H. V. Richardt, rog. ex. .i..
J. JJ. Koons, reg. ex.
Was loft, and then he sucked his thumbÜj, Jochim reg. OX They Ilftd Tommy from his chair, ' w uttUn v They lifted him with the greatest caro! V G. F. Loehr, reg. ex
John Hellers, reg. ex J. L. Eversman, reg. ex W. Sennlnger, reg. ex Woodburn Ptg. Co., elec. ex. Woodburn Ptg. Co., off. ex. Co. Recorder II. J. Lemme, Co. Unit Rd. .. K. Lemme, Co. Unit. Rd A. J. Sennershelm, Co. Unit Rd H. King, Co. Unit Rd H. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Balnbridge H. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Bainbridge II. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Balnbrldge II. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Boone
That night as Tommy lay In bed. !H. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Hall
Strange, awful things llew round his head! H. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Cass The things he'd eaten In a row K Lo,nme, U. U. C. Bain-
i ivn linn' ttttvt utiu, M o IUIVI jruu BV I l.lr.
171 ivifv- .............................. K. Lemme, R. R. C. Bain-
bridge
32.00 60.00 20.83 10.85 10.45 345.97 47.60 25.00 3.00 5.00 62.50 209.28 55.80 37.05 100.00 72.00 25.67 14.00 34.00 22.14 19.60 19.60 21.50 21.50 19.60 20.10 20.25 38.80 1H.20 37.60 IS. 10 18.10
18.00 21.00 20.30 18.50 20.65 39.00 20.45 22.20 21.20 22.50
21.60
19.85 21.45 19.60 20.60 22.60 oo or 22.60
23.10 20.50 21.00 21.00
21.00
21.00
19.90
21.60
187.00
11.44
47.40 12.00 5.50 3.00 17.50
or
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37.6!
15.00 22.30
2.50 2.50
2.50
He screamed, and when Mm mother cam Hhe hid her f.ue for very SIIAMIC! For thrr in Im1, with ruut i Mg, Hhe found not Tom. but little plgl (lUaliy)
5.00
6.00 10.50
2.50 2.50 4.50 81.90 3,778.44 16.72 6.71 G.72 16.72 6.12 0 71
8.00 5.00 2.50
15.50
G. Horney, R. R. R.
H. Alpers. R. R. R
J. Mutchman, R. R. R J. Stetter, R. R. R
F. X. Blessinger, R. R. R. ..
A. King, R. R. R
H. Wuchter. R. R. R
L. J. Bretz. R. R.'U.
C. Hoeing, R. R. R
W. Vaughn. R. R. R
B. Underwood, R. R. R
J. Gruber, R. R. R
E. C. Johnson, R. R. R
DeMott Garage Co., R. R. R. II. Cummins, R. R. R
W. Kemp, R. R. R W. Seibert. R. R. R
W. Ring, R. R. R - I. Hoffman. R. R. R
L. Kunst, R. R. R ..
A. B. Betz. R. R. R
G. S. Prechtel, R. R. R. ......
L. Hoffman, R. R. R. G. S. Grant, R. R. R
J. G. Jacobs, R. R. R
W. A. Wllson, R. R. R
C. Fuhrman, R. R. R
L. Uebelhor, R. R. R F. Mann, R. R. R
G. Seltz. R. R. R
A. Birk, R. R. R
W. Hagen, R. R. R
M. Hopf, R. R. R J. L. Eckstein & Sons, R. R.
R.
64.55 2.58 5.40 27.00 6.00 6.00 6.70 2.00 23.95 3.00 60.00 6.65 9.52 3.84 2.00 18.00 5.40 6.00 5.25 3.50 28.35 3.55 7.50 7.50 5.25 17.07 8.75 16.15 5.20 18.90 6.30 3.50 7150 43.20
W. Wibbler, R. R. R 100.00
J. Parsons, R. R. R 7.60
V. Hall, R. R. R
J. Bledsoe, R. R. R 10.45 E. Bledsoe, R. R. R 10.45 G. Weaver, R. R. R 10.45 C. Burton, R. R. R 6.65 W. Diablng, R. R. R 6-65
B. Seufert. R. R. R 3.00
Lou. Cement. Co.. R. R. K. 60U.4 W. Cave, R. R. C. Baln-
brldge claim $1.1011.62, continued
W. Cave, R. R. C. Patoka
claim $434.60, continued
H. J. Lemme, R. R. C. Pa
toka claim $845.77 continued
H. Cummins, Poor, Jeffer
son 45.
A Stenftenaeel. SUD. Poor
Farm 179.
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T TT Stolnk.imn. R. R. R. .. 60.00
F. Höing, R. R. R 54.55 F. Hagen, R. R. R 44.80 P. Jung, R. R. R 45.85 Claud Line et al, Mem pet, continued to Nov. 8.
Chas. Schnoltzer ct al, Road pet.
viewers app. Frank Fisher et al., Road pet. viewers ADD.
Thos. Gelsier et al., Road pet. grant
ed . Ed. D. Plckhardt, Engineer's report, continued. , IL J. Lemme. ext. of timecontinued.
J. Partcnhelmcr, viewers' rep., ac
cepted. FRANK J. SENG, Auditor Dubois County
Circuit Court Allowances
C. H. Bartley, clerk $4J.uu
C. H. Bartley, stamps 5.00
R. Nordhoff, sheriff 4--.uu H. Melcholr, Ct. Bailiff 42.00 C. H. Hartley, vac. clerk 26.00 R. Nordhoff, vac. sheriff 26.00 L. Potts, riding bailiff 12.50
B. Wendholt, riding bailiff .... 12.50
N. Leonard, riding bailiff 12. &o F. Roos, riding bailiff 7.50 N. Gosman. stenographer 5.00 R. Nordhoff, trip to Louisville to get Georgia Reeves and her trip back.... 12.50 BOMAN TRAYLOR, Judge Circuit Court pro tern. ROBT. NORDHOFF, Sheriff.
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My dears! My dtars! Iet'H you and me He very careful 00 that we Will not end our Thanksgiving day In uch a melancholy way!
K. Lemme, R. R. C. Hall.. A. J. Seimersheim, R. R. C. Hall M. G. Donahue, R. R. C. Hall A. J. Bermersheim, R. R. C.
Cass O. L. Mehringer, R. R. C. Cass A. II. Manutel, R. R. C. ; Cass Ben Ed Doane, R. R. C. Balnbiidge Ja. Herald, R. R. C. Baitl- . bridge A. B. Krempp, R. R. C. t Balnbrldge Lawrence Seger, R. R. C. Balnbrldge L. Seger, R. Ii. C. Balnbridge L. Seger, R. R. C. Balnbridge P. IVrrlbach, R. R. C. Baln
brldge J. Ferrlbach, R. R. C. Balnbrldge P. Ferrlbach, R. R. C. Balnbrldge
Jasper Herald, R. R. C. Boone 103.04
S. Schnaus, R. R. C. Boone.. F. C. Kuebler, R. R. C. Boone H. King, R. R. C. Boone .. A. J. Sermersheim, R. R. C. I) 00 no E. M. Krempp, R. R. C. Boone
Richards & Martin, R. R. C. Boone 3.928.42 F. J. Seng, reg. sup 29.10 J. H. Steinkamp, U. 11. R. .. 17.93 J. H. Steinkamp, R. R. U. .. 12.90 J. Messmer, R. R. R 25.00
3.00
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ALWAYS AT IT. I law her on tho train Slttln' Knlttln. She had stitches on the-brain-Bittln Knlttln.
It was not a sturdy sock For Homo member of her flock. Hut 0111 dido for a frock Slttln' Knlttln. Never huw her but she wftJ HUtin Knlttln. Uucm that's ull ehe vor docs Slttln' Knlttln. Hot you whon hrr hair Is hoary Ami hf'n tutted hum to trlory. It will ho tho tuimo old story Hlnln Knlttln. ,
In the fl'iil ycir .1ut ended, th
reastiry's Iiwome dropped $1'J,(X).00,. (MM) und rNp Jidlttinw dropped $11.X0,. (MM). S.i vi only los, n billion.
which U mere hl,I;,,n feed nowaday.
The tnedlenl director of the Nn Jersey Insane hospital says that the otilju hoard lh a mtIoii fnctor In unlinUncIm; the mind. But are otilju addicts very well balanced before they start?
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BENEFIT AS
OG AT
A Sick Benefit Association has been organized by
Unions of Jasper, and the by-laws adopted.
Union Sick Benefit By-Laws. November 4, 1920. The following rules govern the sick benefit association. Section 1. , There shall be a President, Secretary and Treasurer, and a sick committee of four, and all cases of sickness must be reported to the sick committee. Section 2. All sickness must be of natural diseases. Section 3. The sick benefit will pay two dollars per day excluding Sunday. Section 4. A member must be sick one week before benefits will be paid. No benefit will be paid for first week. Benefits will not be paid for more than fifteen weeks. Section 5. Membership fee will be one dollar. Weekly dues twenty cents; Amount in treasury not to exceed one hundred dollars. Section 6. Any member in arrears four weeks shall not be entitled to benefits and if in arrears six weeks shall be suspended. Section 7. The membership fee can be paid in one payment, or in four successive weekly payments. Section 8. All members must be in good standing with Carpenters and Joiners local 2345; or Painters and Decorators local 1232. ... ... Section 9. , Duties of sick committee are to call on sick members, to call on sick members doctor, and order treasurer to pay benefits. Section 10. All officers are elected for one year on Nov. 4th of each year. Officers elected Nov. 4, 1920. President. Wm. H. Eichmiller. Sec. &Treas. Jeff. Evans. Sick Committee Joseph Jant. Martin Gramelspacher. Edward Schroeder. Lawrence Birk.
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Reward:
f? GEORGE MATTH ET7 ADAVO
Germany Is now In tho market with sulttf of paper clothes which are being offered In foreign markets. If they sell enough of them they will be ubU to get rid qf their paper money.
IT IS on Economic truth ttait most work is undertaken for IUward, would not be done without IUuvnrd, and Is strenuous and well directed in proportion to the Reward. So Taussig states In his "Principles of Economics." This condition will undoubtedly always remain true, but If you want to be among thoso who nro this world's Leaders In Thought and Action Do a little more than that for which you aro Rewarded. Fortune does moro than favor tho Xlrnve.,!t favors the Alert and Industrious tcO Thinkers whose Thoughts reach sotctcI miles beyond their pay envelope., Guitavus r. Kwlft, loyal nnd cilthÜslAAtJc In Job n a poor lUitchof boy In an Insignificant New England town, und Gustavus K. Swift, founder and builder of Swift Company furnishing tho mentsond Provision for millions, Is a ckse in point. II av Reward I1EYOND his pay envelope. Do a little more than that for which you aro Rewarded. Rut remember that Money and Material Achievement Is not always" Success. Lincoln Mt next to nothing In Monoy, but fciu Ufe a on Evidence In lUelf of what he felt emtodled Infinitely more than all Material Reward. No one nor anything Is able to glvQ jou In Happlnäd and Contentment what your own Character and und Teaco of Mind can. Do a little MORE than that for which you are Rewarded. 0 Winding annaturcj of electric motors U tho purpeca of a now motor
THANKSGIVING By JAMES W. DECKMAN.
We observe Thanksgiving day In
keeping with the time-honored cu torn of the Pilgrims.
Thanksgiving day waa bom In the hearts of a grateful little group of
people who had survived a harrowing
season. '
Real thanksgivings art those which
come spontaneously In momenta of
gratitude for deliverance from dis
tress, appreciation of the beauties of
life or enjoyment of genuine friend ship.
Wo are thankful that most of our
troubles never happened and tha
those which did passed over like the storms. Tho wealth of the world has been filling our coffers to overflowing. Minions of Mammon give thanks like the blatant fatted calf, all unmindful of the fate of the fattened andjsattened. We are thankful to havo gone through another year w4th Its alternating Joys and sorrows and await with hope and fortitude the things the next may bring forth. Illustrated Sun day Magazine of the Doston Herald.
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EDITH ROBERTS
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Edith Roberts is among the most ex
perienced of the movie" stars; -al
though only twenty-two years old she has been. with one producing firm since
1912. She started as a child actress.
Trustworthy observers testify.' that
Russian autocracy and Russian 'mili
tarism, under the Soviets, arc -more severe than under tho czar. . It" does not ease the muzhik's burden to bo
told tliat this Is all for his own good.
That Is what the czar said.
Ain't It Splendid? . AIN'T It eplcndld to be llvln. long about this time o' year, ' Just around before Thankpslvln, with tho mornings crisp and clear; With the children's cheeks a-glowln, with tho future lookln bright, . ; And the shops and mill u'Roln' llko ted blazon, day and night? Ain't it brncln ain't It checrln when the colts kick up their heels, To approach the corn-crib.. hcarlnl tur. keys gobblln' for their mcaliT Don't It make a fellow klnda ratlsllcd with life r Md Rind, When It's got so hard to find, a thin that's Köln' to the 'jad?
Tho effort to put dueling under tho ban In Franco looks like no effort to discourage what has always been looked upon as a. healthful and Invigorating outdoor sport.
Ain't It fine to feel the nlppln' of the brisk breeze at your nose When the old dead leaves go ilppln. down the lanes, In pcroggly rows. When you've hay to feed the cattle, when you love your fellow men, And you've money you can rattle In your trousers, now and then? Ain't It fine to wake from dreamln of the home your boyhood knewr And to Hnd the glad sun be ami n' JukL the way It used to do, Long ago, about Thankf givln. when you'd energy to fpare, When your pa and ma were llvln', and the days were always fair? B. E. Klicr.
DISCOVERED.
Rrend prices havo risen 0.10 per cent the past year. In the meantime wheat has dccllaed about 'JO per cent. As for bread, so far It is only the loaf that has gono down.
The more the price goes down the more the potatoes will go down.
Tcp, that's Cousin Rill. Rill ulwaya vrtLB n cheap guy."