Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 188, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 May 1917 — Page 6

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If you want to properly protect your feet and your reputation as a gladly garbed (wrson we urge the wearing of our miality shos. If you want to win the admiration Ntf your fellow? and ward off criticism allow us to attend to your foot wants. Morgan Shoe Co.

killllllllHIMMIIIIIMIMIIIMMIIIIIIIIIIIIItlllllllllllltlllMIMItlinilllllMltllllllHIIMIIIIIIIIl We Will Have Plants on Hand I at Factory For Tomato Growers f WE WILL PAY $14.00 PKR TON FOR TOMATOES AND $14.00 PER TON FOR EVERGREEN SUGAR CORN 2 Our service it unequalled. Wa guarantee nut lo hold customers nice than two hoars in reher ceniignr-eriU, but in case of longer time b"ing ncceisary, -8 fa) overtime will be paid for at sauM'ac tory rates. j See Dg at the Lebanon Hardware Company. s Wa will not accept tomatoes cor.t.-Jrled for ty other parties. 5 Ladoga Canning Co.) S Factory Phone 24. Lebanon Hardarc Company I'hone 2SS r .?lllllinillllllMIIIIIM!IIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIllllHMIIIII.l!lllll!llllllllllllllllllllllllin

RED CROWN GASOLINE 20e Per Gallon STAND U:i C.-S'Ji.lXH Lebanon Auto Sn'f s 5c Machine Co. North Meridian i-'lrcet Lebanon

CIIAS. E. LEEKE For Groceries Ji. tNTKIM UBAN DLDG. BTBRY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT JIJftBY SAU'DERS Bhm Ytf- Weat Main 8t WE WANT YOI U ITKKI SOFT STOVES. WE PAY MORE FURNITURE EXCH ANGE 110 S. Lebanon St. i'hone 144 ROOF SUti CLYDB LOWE. gasraatees to stop all laaka j wtth atetot li?r raftg. PHONE 300 i THE CLEANER ifft Clen While Others Try' rut 'A S. Lebanon St. i'buiie AUTO LIVERY JOE COIL Country Driving RoaaonabU Price. At Bretitoa'a Carnfe. Office Phona 294. Ueaidecce 7S6 BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Gjiwerve Co. Lcbaawa Phone IN

MRS. JENNIE NEAL S':ai.uoe lli.:idie.-,iing Maoiciring Maxsago Successor of Mrs. (line (lark E:!gasen..t.s by pl.oua 102 After 5 . in. Phone 1224. Room '.'111 First National Bank TKc Store of Voices CLOTHING PALL TAUER'S GARDEN PLANTS lflc DOZEN BOWMAN'S 5c and lflc Store GOODYEAR TIRES Mob9oila Filtered Gasoline Hooton-Davis-Ovcrlecse Phone 430. Lebanon, Ind. Beporter, by mail, 13 a Year.

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Agitators in Rumta Will be Dealt M ith By the Military Authorities (n c fufnaOMMI ir Jerrlcr.) PF.TROGRAD, May 8. A sterner policy against the pro-German peace agi tutors has been adopted by the RusMiin military authorities. It ia beinir put into effect now, said an uttachr of the war office today. Vigorous measures are being instituted against Nicholas Lenine, leader of the faction of radical socialists who have been working for a separate peace. Demands have been made upon the government to ndopt holder measures and suppress the pro-peace newspner Prava. A coalition government has virtually been established here composed of the provisional government and members of the council of soldiers' and workmen's delegates. The socialist minister Justice Koronsky is ill. His condition is giving anxiety to his fnend-. MAY lil DI CF. schfihi.es. CHICAGO, May 8 Chicago rail-ro-ti) chiefs today were in conference with Darnel Wiiiiud, presiilent of the I'.nltintoro Ohio railroad, and head of the raiiroBd commission of the Na tional Council foi d-fensc on the subject of re.lufing all train schedules one-third as a means of conserving tram-portal ion resources. Th- reduction of schedules is planned ns an economic step to put the United States on a more cninple'.e war footing. I awn morrw fixing. We make them cut the grass. (live us a trial. W. K. Frsley shop. Alley crossing, rear dak Drug store. May 3-tf Three Generations of Women. The oung women of this generation, their mothers and grandmothers have prove.! from artunl exfH'iienee hat Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound overcomes the suffering iuus by female ills and restores th m to a healthy rondition. Thifamous ineilieine contains no narcotics ir h.'ibit-forining drugs but is made rrom modicum! roots am' herbs, nature'.! remedy for di-'-asc. If you are - uttcng from any rorm of femr.lr Ji ... it 'vill ray you to give it a trial. Olympic Theater Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT Kills'1 t"l!!Tiony trivpn hy thr man who ruinpri hir life, cuseii HHrn SU-rlintf to ht tlivdrrwl from hor hu.Hlantl. Sho is infuriate.! by the lie, ami ,h k!lf Vr man a ho upoke it. Thipart t.-: IKn by M:iiarw Hertha Kalirh Miftp.-rtl by Stuart HotfT.ce in h"r nw W iiiium Kox photaplay "LOVE AND HATE" The vivid portnyal of a womanV An evil woman and an evil man con i,iie to bieak up the home where oniy peace and quiet had been before. At f:r.-t. th'y are successful; but ir the end, husband and wife find hap piness again. 10c ADMISSION 3c COMING WEDNESDAY Triangle pl iys present William Desmond in the thrilling detective drama "THE ICED BULLET" Colonial Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT. Bluebird photoplays present the most beautiful screen drama ever offered by Blue bird "GOD'S CRUCIBLE" Photographed in the Nature-won ders of Arizona's grund canyon. Pro dueed and directed by Lynn Keynoldi,, introducing deoi'ge Hernandez, Myrtle (ionzitlcz and Vul Paul. 'Phe reformation of a "groudh," near to ature'a heart, wonders of grand canyon, creation in its deepest moods The story of a man with a iieanut soul. Don't miss this good one. l(k-ADMISSION5c COMING WEDNESDAY Fdisou super feature playa presents Marc McDermott and Miriam Nebitt, In THE LAST SENTENCE"

. vi ill llJvr ( Itaree f F.nRiiM'rr HKliaeiiU. (Hi Ikt Xeruliunsi Vrira Serilrr.) WASHINGTON, May The war department today made publie ' the names of the men who will command th nine engineer regimenta now being recruiting, which will he the first contingent to carry the stars and stripes to the battle front In trance. They are: First regiment, to lie recruited in Xew York Lieutenant f ol. C. H. McKinsley; Adjutant, Captain, K- H. Price. Second regiment. St Louis Tol. Curtis McTownsend; Adjutant, Capt. G. I.. Hall. Third regiment. Chicago Col. W. I . Ungsitt; adjutant, Captain R. D. Dlack. Fourth regiment. Boston Major W . H. Wlen; adjutant, Lieutenant L. E. Atkins. Fifth regiment, Pittsburgh Lieut enant, Col. Edgar Jadwin; adjutant Lieutenant B. E. Sommervell. .Sixth regiment. Detroit Lieutenant Col. Harry Burgess; adjutant Captain R. F. Fowler. Seventh regiment, Han Francisco l.ieutenunt Col. J. 1'. avanaugn: adjutant, J. B. Crest. Ninth -reiciment, l'hiiaiteipnia Lieutenant Col. Herbert p. Kyne; adjutant, Lieutenant W. H. Tompkins. MARKET REPORTS INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., May 8. The receipts of 8,MK hogs today howed a gain of 1,K over a wees ago. mere was a very ii"ii condition of affairs from tne sellers viewpoint from the fact that there was an advance of from 10c to 2fw. There were few hogs that were not 15c hither. According to terms, the Kuod hoirs weighing from 160 pounds uvwarit sold from JL..io(il.n, ann there was an extreme top of $16.10. There was a good demand from all urces and the clearance was fair. CATTI.K There were around 1,600 cattle for the Tuesday market, which is a good run for this time in the week. There was a v.ry satis factory demand for the steers from $11 downward and they sold promptly trong prices, while heavy cattle met witn little demand. Cows and heifers found a read outlet anil they are now 26c higher than the close of last week. There was a steady market for bulls and a good run of 700 calves sold just about steady with tenlay. There was not muc h coun try demand for stockers and feeding attle, but there waa very little if any Iteration in prices. . SIIKF.P There wre a few inoie Keep and Ir.mbJ than ye.-.torday. hut tt that, 'hero wer" less than ! head ami there was ju.-t an much difficulty hnwing the po-ition in prices based upen actual sales. Odd spring .-old at $17, wool lambs at $!.", and some wool sheep at $!.'! were the Khest on record. There was a rfy to strung market. CHICAfiO C.RAIN. CHICAGO, May 8. May wheat again established a high record today when it opened at $2.8(!, 2ic above yesterday's close. July wheat c highfr and September was lc higher. Com openeil ss,c higher and were urichanged to 'sC higher. Provisions were higher. CI.OSK Wheat May, $2.97; July. $2.H2'.; to 2.31; Septemlier. $1.94 lo 1.94 V.. Corn May, $l.r,61i to Sl.Ro'ic; July. $1.4.riS to $1.4.r.tJc; Ceptember, $1.27S. Oats May, 68S,c; July, 63c to 6:1 'c; September. .14 c. Fork May, $:;7.(ir,; July. $37.92. Urtl May, 122.00; July, $22.1 September. $22.30. Itihs May, $20.30. ( HICACO LIVESTOCK. UNION STOCK YARDS. 111., May 8. HOC.S Ki-ceipts. 1.1,000; market. steady to 5 cents higher; mixed and butchers, $15.15(o ; 1.1.80; good heavies. $15.1.1 1.1.H0; rough heavies, $1.1.1.r.S1.1.'.0; light, $1.1.ir,(5Mr,.:!,1; pigs, $1.1.4U1J.,10, bulk of sales, $15.4.1'15.CATTI.E Receipts, 0,000; market. steady; beeves, $ 8.90fic 13.30; cow and heifer?, I6.2F(31 1.2.1; stockers and feeders. $7.1.1(g 10.00; texans; calves, $8.75(71-13.25. SHFF.P Receipts, 9.000 market pteady; natives and westerns, $11,251 13.00; lamK $l3.7.1(ai7.25. LEBANON MARKETS.

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GRAIN. Wheat $2.7B corn, TO lb a 1.55 Oata, mixed 64-: OaU, wbita 66c POULTRT. F.gga 32c Butter, fresh 25e Mcna, 4 lb and over 19c Hens under 4 lot 16c leghorn hena 18c Spring chiclcj over 2 !b lc Old cock 12e Yourg cocks, ataggy 12c Hen turka, 8 lb a and orw 20 Hea turka, old 20c Tom turka, 12 Ibi and over .... 2ue Tom turka, eld lee Geea. full featured 1U DucW, wh-tt , 15o Bwclu, eeloreJ 11

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!:y CALL A stf.;k Tentative ARreement With Operators Rejected Ry Dintrie t Convention. (fly tse fsfrraitrfAHitl AVir, ftwrlee.t DUBOIS, Pa., May 8. Unless the government intervenes 42,000 bituminous miners in western Pennsylvania will go on strike May 15. The tentative agreement reached between the miners, representative: and the operators in Philadelphia was rejected today by the district conven tion here by a vote of two to one. An ultimatum to the operators demands 33H per cent wage increase and improvement of working conditions. Coincident with the decision of the miners here to strike if their demands are not granted, word came that 2.P0 miners nt South Fork had iptit lotk, throwing twelve mines into idle ness. COMMISSIONERS COURT. In the matter of the report of view ers on the Woodson T. Batman et. a!., for vacation of public highway in Center township, a remonstrance was filed hy Kllen Walden alleging pro posed vacation is not of public utility 1 demanding $1,111 damages. A mo tion to strike out the parts of the remonstrance which asked for damages. filed by the petitioners and was sustamed. Wilbur nine, William A. Kincaid and Hiram P. Stephens were sppointed as viewers and ordered to meet Monday, May 14, to view the mad. In the niatter of the petition of Annie. K. Jones for owning and establishing a public highway, the petition was sustained and J. W. poncer, A. K. Martin and A. H. Sny der were appointed as viewers who ordered to meet May 14 to m ike their report. The petition of the Jefferson town ship Horse Thief Petertive Association to have Clifford Stansel given constable powers, was granted. In the matter of the pi t it ion of Jo-eph S. Fiazier et. al., for tne im provement of .1 public highway between Jackson and Jefferson town-hip the viewers' time of mukir.g a report is extended lo May 1!. The report of the engineer on the Riley and Smith gravel roed was approved. YESTF.R DAY'S PFSLl.TS. OCIATION". am run 'an Open date. NATIONAL I.F.Adl.'F.. Chicago, 4: Pittsburgh. 1. Boston. 7; Itroi.klyn, 0. New York, 2; Philadelphia. I. St. Louis-Cincinnati (cold). AMKRICAN l.KAtil.F.. Cleveland. 4; Detroit. 3. New York, f; Philadelphia, Huston, 1; Washington, n. Chicago-St. I.ouis (rnin). PRO CF.RMAN SHOT. r.KNTONVIt.I.E. Ark.. May 8 In fight to escape arrest, John Crow, alleged to be a Orman sympathiser. as shot ann seriously wounded near Cravette when three members or the Arkansas National fiuard took him into custody. It was charged he had made improper statements about President Wilson. He resisted arrest and in the scuffle a guardsman's revolver was discharged. 111 KAL KOI TF. 2. Miss Lurile Gates spent Saturday night with Mr. and Mis. Lorn F.dlin. Sunday school attendance at Milledgeville Sunday was 73, collection, $1.85. Mr. and Mrs. Orville Larsh spent Saturday night and Sunday with Mr. Larsh's mother, Mrs. Eva Larsh. Mr. and Mrs. Morton Kimmell and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ford. Those who took dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Otto F.aton Sunday were Miss Edna and Miss Planch Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Eaton. Mr. nnd Mrs. L. A. Wyatt, Mr. nnd Mrs. Joe Crosstrect. Afternoon guests wenMiss Ooldie Iyton, Mabel I.nr.h. Edith nnd Ethel Rhodes, Marie, Lurile and Hazel Gates; Messrs, Ren Howard, Rayhuiii Williams, Pormin Gates, George Rhodes, Maurice Rolan, Russell Walker, nnd Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Martin and daughter Lillian. Mr. nnd Mrs. Newton Harde.-dy and family Mient Sundav with Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hinton and family. Glen and Forest Eaton took dinner with Owen Gates and family Sunday. Kay Dowden, who has been 111 it somewhat improved. Ed Whitlow spent Sunday with Carl Larsh. Mr. and Mrs. Owen Gates and Mr. and Mr. George Melolley spent Sunday n'temoon with Mr. and Mrs. Ed McColley and family and hia mother. NOT HIS FAULT. Percy Poets are bom, not made. Pearl -I know, poor dear, I wasn't blaming you New York Time.

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JotifIii irauu fllflllir The spirit Ix-hind this store is invisible. Xiut it is re;k'"ted in the men's wear we select for you. Fur one ihiny;. the spirit here includes a vipilunt eflort in picking unit chiHisintr the exceptionally attractive styles and patterns that each .season bring forth. Diilhiury things aren't wwd. eninich for the men who buy here. Our fresh displays of Society ErautT Suits and Overcoats and all those nt tractive accessories that go w ith them, are at their very best right now. Come in and make your selections while the assortment is large. And remember nUiut our spirit of service.

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GARBAGE CANS

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Barbage ran eilh dog proof covers; ait gallon to twi gallon; all heavy bail. Moore's Variety Store

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Notice to Public

Desiring to assist the United States Government in the placing of its war loans, we have wired the Secretary of the Treasury for an allotment of Liberty Loun Bonds, and will offer free of charge to our customers, and all other persona wishing to participate, the facilities of this bank in making subscriptions to the issues. We will be glad to take care of all details incident to these transactions and to render prompt delivery contingent only upon allotments made by the Government. Boone County State Bank Lebanon, Indiana.

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When in Need of Lumber See Us Fuller Lumber Co. Phone 239. 410 Weat Soth Street

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ht:n 35c to 98c 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i TIME WILL DEMONSTRATE the wisdom of bringing your vulcanizing work to us. Tires repaired by skimped methods may look as weil at first. But nothing 1m; limn msst.-r workmanship and guaranteed materials. Will stand prolong! road teits that determine whether or not your tire repair money was wisely spent galas Asezty