Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 194, Lebanon, Boone County, 15 May 1917 — Page 4

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w and Town of Jarmitoira. A4 wiur a th pnatoiuoa at Labuaa. (Willi ubjioTTDtTt payallla atrlctly ta aoeanoe u4 paper will ts dlmontlmud unlMM aubaerlnttoo la rMWd 1. 71 .10 eVvTlr. mm Tr I.9S tuarlM andCanf ol Ybanica are aniv nut chart of ic per una or u word. Caali should acoorevnF mattar f thta kind. Advartlnlnc marWr of lattaria or anything- of a Ilka Datura aoi accaaiaa ai any prrea. Aovartlalag ralaa' maaa known' oa application. ""Toralun AdrvrUatsa TT'-DTaaan taUva American PreM Aaaociatloa, Maw Tark and Chtcaao. ""TalapBonaa $aarnsa, il; Fawa. A a . an nr C Talla, aMraiarr; Walter I thaw, W. It, Labaaaa Cfcaoter Na. SI. Ordar Eaetagn Star. First Tuneday aach montn.

w l.t t nana vaa aeorawxy, afar lata alia. W. M. Lahaaon Okaptar No. . R. A. at Banan Wednesday aach mouth. ;.ja p. m irory C. T.lla, aaaaatary; 11 Coamta, H. r. MM Conned, No. 4. R. R. M third Wadnvday aaeb month. MO P m. Charlee Hrla,tt I. M.; Ivory C. Toll. Baoordar.

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Watson, voted against prohibition, thfirat chance they hid. Thar? was a section in the v: pionagebil.'. hicJi Juft p.is.ed tho f na'p. to prevent the manufacture of alcohol from cercalj, during the progress of the war and this section was opposed h? both the Ir.disrm solon ' Tee reason" for their vole aie n: t grve.n, but any man who rotes agjinst it, can always find some alleged ' reauon. The reason given hr some of thbs to voting was that the section ax to prohibition was not tc natural part of an espionage bill, and this rr.u be true, but hardly any of th other eetions of the law haa to do with espionage, either. One senator save as hi; reason that the section wou'd not have baen constitutional, bat the eourtt hcx a to go, at every opportunity, fur ther than the allied representative of the people do down at Washington. Tie coartii, both utate and federal a"i to he of the opinion that an reasonable effort to abolish the liquoi traffic i not only constitutional, !iu' just and antatbl. Just now when the war is on id tlu beat time in the world to prevent thi manufacture of alcohol, and it i v.;ij true that Indiana's iicoele will hardh think that the two senators from thtt rtate have represented the enlimni cf their eon.itiluents. To ay that alrohol i needed a

ubjeet of taxation is too small ur iue to raiie. At a time, when thi (ovsramwnt is raiaing 7.0(H,ooo.n(j(i He Almoat Fell Down. A, M. Hunfuiker, Bogue thitto, JIhta., writea: "I suffered front rheu matism, kidney and blarldrr trouble also di?2inew; would almost fall down at timet. Foley Kidney Pills gave me eiitire relief. Disordered kidney Cic warning by pains in side and hack, sore rmirflc, swollen joint ttred and languid feeling. Majter A MrtrhelL Ad. GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS CITY GARAGE ST08AGE AND REPAIR WORK OF ALL fcUNDS Pbom 138 121 8. Lebaaom St iiii.k i Ltd i "t"t a, a

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i Tne pt:. pie want bread, and ttiey are handed the eontinucd manufacture of alcohol by their representatives ,at Waiibington. Tbe men who vote for alcohol at Washington because the resolution or amendment may not be properly a section of the law under consideration, never try to find a proper place tor such resolution. Tho man who loses any opportunity to vote against alcohol, as a representative of the people at Washington, loses his very greatest opportunity. No other action would go o far help win this war as to abolish the shackles that bind the feet, the hands and the heads of the people of this country. Perhaps our senators may vote diff reatly when the mutter is presented in such a way that they can conscien iously do so. Of course, it is a seri "us matter to vote for prohibition un le !', it is properly within a law. We shall wait and fee. but we do not want to wait too long. MK.1IT UKIN; THE TEARS. An American dentist han been .sum moned to treat the teeth of Kmperor William. Of course, he will no doubt lo it, but some of that gas used on the Western front would be a mighty line thing for the Emperor to take hilc having his tee'.h fixed, .some of that that does not hurt much, mereh makes the tears come. W hat the en: peror seems to' lack is any ability to ;ry, and any appreciation of tho ill f others. AN OLD RESIDENT IS CLAIMED BY DEATH Mrs. Arliiuisia Ituklwin Died At JO O'clock Today. s. Aitimia llaidvwn, one of the older resilient of this city died at the borne of William T. and Mary J. Ham. l'ilt South ha. t street this morning at 10:i: o'cloek following an Inesa of twelve hours, death bemi: due in apoplexy. he was born in 'utnam county April 27, lx2f and as therefore eiirhty -eight years anil eighteen day old at the time of death. She was the widow of the st John Baldwin, a eiyil war veteran, ho died March 'iO, IMl. There were no children born to this union and the to adopted children have been dead for several yean. Mrs. Baldwin was a charter mem ber of thi Methodist Protestant hun-h at Milledgevillc. which was organized about fifty years ago. She had made her home with Mr. and Mrs Ham since the death of her husband. The funeral services will be held it the residence at 10:::0 o'clock Thursday morning, the I!ev. E. L Slyer officiating. Hurial will be at Ihe Old Lnion cemetery. ROBERT B. LANE DIED Was a Veteran of the Civil War The Funeral Will be Held Wednesday, Robert 5i. Lane, died at bit borne three miles m.rthwe.st of Mechansesiurif at 11:.';0 o'clock last night fol. ow jt(r an iiliie.-.- of .several weeks. He t a.s born near Grcencatle seventyivrn years ao. In Marrti, IKA he was married to Kronia Woods. Nu Ircn sutvive frm thi union but i-'in urvjc by a former rour riai;e. He a-. a vitetan of the ml ar and a tm n bi r of the (. A. II. at if a j etteThc funeral servicci will be held at the h'nV' dne.-day at 10::;!) o'clock the He.. Ronald officiating. Hunat v ill be at the Hrccimt cmttcry. Let Miller and Mirrii clean your rug.1. Call m. 4 1 tf Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTOR I A Tut This Ont U t Wdk MHrey. t'ON'T M!3S THl$. Cut earl, tills slip, enrfaee with 'oe to f"oiiry & Co.. ShrdVeld Ave., 'TiiraifO, in., writing eur fnic ant wtSfi cJfarly. Tu will receive m reium i trial package cimtaittlng Foley's yfoney and lar (Jompoimd for couirh, cold and -;up; hoicj Ki'rftfsy F;H, tnl'v Ca'h! I'ilpkiU. JUOes. 4 af ehclL-Ade." '

Ladoga Canning Co. Redy to

Replace Plants Damaged By Frost. In spite of the cold weather which has killed the young tomato plants for the majority of the canning com panies in Indiana, the Ladoga Canning Company of this city announce- '!i i they have plenty of p'n' all then grower. The-', '.lovever. are not at large ' '.'. y ehould be but are healthy plants, nevertheless. The "frost this spring has been damaging to all plants and there will probably be a great shortage of the early ones. Three acres of these were saved from the frost at Ladoga and these will be distributed to the growers who do not have plants of their own. The Ladoga people are planning for a year of record business. A modern new plant, enual to the local one is now under the course of construction t l-adoga. A fine new ware room is to be erected at the local plant. 'I his room will be located between the pres. ent ware room and fictorv. Pln. for this have already been prepared and the work will be started before ery long. JOINS THE COLORS. rrhie Flanagan Heeomcs Member of Offaeem Ueaerve Corps. The Post-Intelligence of Sean!. 3. Washington, str.tos that Mil men there t ad been acepted by the I'mted States for the officers' reserve training enmp at La Francisco. In the list app.i he name of Archibold Flanagan, a nrmer Lebanon boy. son of the I v.e Joseph Flanagan and brother of M s. Iva Flanagan .at one time court tvrter of the Boone circuit court. BINCLES AND BONERS BY JACK VKKH'K. LOONEY I.VKICS. '"here was a young pitcher njinei! II ill Who though that he had a curve lull; lie tried it one dav In the middle of Mav And found that he hud none at all. ' Another voune: u!aT nan.rd Cm.t. Told the world he was there with '.iumace : But a pitcher named (irccn Hurled the ball at his bean And he galloped right out of the plaee. In the limelight today Fred Mithell The efxtwhilr "mirarle eoleh' of the lioston Braves, took his Cubs :it Beantown and out-niirsclcd Ciro. Stalling. Shufflin" Phil Douglas pitched the bes.t came of the day. He let ton don with two hiu. A oung man named Cruise made e Ctants seasick in the tenth inng. Ho bounced a line drive off Benny KaufT's knee which brought in e winning run. Miller Htigirins has only one remark to make. "They've got to show us." Miller. "You know hat state 'c're from." The Tigers collected 13 hits and watch that heavy artillery. For some reason Bill IlonnvanY team was not in form at Loui.-.-ihe ank actually won the openine. game of the series. The White-ho..i d crew of Pant.. flow land downed tiie athletics. Ther merely statred in where the Brownr left off. The Reds bivrn't any respect of poor old Kobhy's feeling:-. They kep! the Ifodgers on their long losing Ureak. A raw recruit named Hu! Cha.a' i' a: !ree!v re.non .ih'e for tVe trrief ir Brooklyn. A g'M oM-fasmoned ninth inning illy gve tb lillie. a-narrow v torv oer the PirrnVrs. Wallie Pirn and Puniy Brief mah htmers yeterdit. Brief is making good at hr.t base for Callahan. Vitt, lwds, Ftck. TtoiJt end Killifel hammered out three hits apiece in yes trrday games. YESTtRDAY'S RESULTS. AMERICAN Afc'SOriATUf. St. Paul. 3; Minneapolis, i (No other games eeheduled). NATHTN At LKAWE. Ht. l.nols.' 1; KW York, f. Cincinnati, 3; Brooklyn, 2. Chicago. 5: Bo!,fnn,'f. fli'la-lrlphia, 3j Jitt:'brgh, 2. AMF,KK AH I.EAi.t C Cliirg-v 6: FhUadcJvhi i, 2. Sew York, : tit. lmi, I t? it tit S: w biflJm. J. OevcUni 7; Bo.ton, (J. '

". .t 1a Ci'r ltvh Tea - Koom at Crawfurdaville. 1 The Crawfordslle Joiitral says: j "Loweil Dale, athlete of Wabash Col- j lege, has taken over the management -j of the French Tea Room, beginning! with tortny. Tom Black, who has been i the successful manager for the past season, it leaving to take charge of I his lunch room with the county fairs. Mr. Date will continue to run the Tea Room in the same up-to-date and courteous manner, for which it is known.

Marat ILL CELEBRATE Anniversary of Red Men's Tribe To be Observed Tomorrow Nisht. The forty fifth anniversary of Winnebago Tribe I. 0. K. M. will be held at their Wigwam in Lebanon on the evening of May l. and a great' time ia anticipated hy the memo rs. j The trii now numbers six hund.cl, and seventv-live ch-efs and a nuuibei ) of new applications s.e coming for. a rla-is tn tie ail-nneu June .. I John Me'. law 1'. i. C. who was via I of the tnitiatmir cho fs for;v-foai ; ye-irs Biro, is expected to be prieseni. lirent Representative to (.i. ( . of l. S. John 0. Sedwwk. an orai-ir v. ill, J 'evr equals will deliver an address on llediiiKn.-hin. A protriam l.ns acer. :ir- j ranged that will lw ii'eaMr.g to all. AH 1 Red Men are inviu'll to lie piescnt. WILL COHVERT HOUSE INTO DUPLEX FLATS A. J. Shelby I'liins Lxtenive. Impnivcnunts in I '.10 Malum Property.

A J. Sheihe. who recenllv I enaeeel the Mahan urtiiwriv or, Nt U'h.'.nvi iree. fr-tu fie !.' Men -tart the o:i: imnKiliniilv .0 t vert the bouse into a moiV 11 i; Pat. ihe apt eincationii have ;tiie been drawn aud contracts will lie before long. A porch ai-outid the tire hourfi will b? built and impn meets of id kir.iU n.uoe to maki miKlern m evcrv resoect. Mr. sn will jpemi between six or ei thouiiantl dul ars on the building.

apartments niv been leas CITY NEWS Bawr.gardt for cleaning. Phone I'.'l. Ctming a new telephone directoiy. May tf. For wall paper cleaning rail War ren Daily. I'honc .jVIO-I.. May S-.il Taxieab, auto delivery. Long dis tance dhvea. Phone 219. W. T Randic. TIIE BEST PROOF. Given by a Lebanon Citizen. Doan'a Kidney Pills were used - they brought benefit. The ttory was told to Lebanon rc;,,dent. Time ha ..trengthened the evidence. Has proven the result lasting. The teatirnony is home testimony The proof of merit convinring. It can be investigated by Lebanon residents. Thoman I):eVrnn, 105 South We.-t street. Iebanon. myn: "I had such severe pains across the small of mv back that it wan hard for me to ire! . up from a chair. I waa restle s nightJi and in th morning when I got : up, I felt at iff and lam. The secre- : tiona from my kidney were irrrzu lar in pasnaire and aeroiTipaiiied by a bumirg sen,ation. Ilr.an's Ki'lne, Pill went npht to the s a. ; of the trouble and made such a woii- ' derful rhanue in my condition thai d wa almost bey-nd h, lief. They re. , Moved me of the back acne and groii.iy strengthened my kirinevv" (:tate- I inent given Manh lu. 1 t n. TIIK BKNKKIT LASTHD. On October 12, IMS, Mr. lin ker on aid: "It hail been a long time since 1 have had any iieefl of a kidney medicine and give Doan'a Kidney PilU tin credit for thin cure." bOc at all dealer. Fonter-Milmirn Co., Mfgr., Buffalo, N. V. Adv. 'Ion't It Votir Cmigh Hang On. A eoiih tlmt rai ki. and weakens is linngorous, U undci mine your health and thnvei on neglect. Keliove it l owe, with Ir. King's New 1);overv. ThM soothing balsam ' remedy bealn the throat, lnwna the pl legm, its an'iniyl1': properties kill the germ and rf the rold i quickly broken up. ''bildren uttd groan iipj alike find fir. K'.ng't New pieovTy plennunt to tkkfl a well an effei live. ILive a bottle handy In your tnrdicin (,iiet for fppf, rn'jv sail bi''n'b',-' affi.tUaiii At itiugjbt., Wc Atlr,

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You hijve but two days more left to deub wketiiLT or not you will place your contract for wiring your house at the low priced ofTc-red by the electric industry during house-wiring time which ends MAY loth. Trices during this period are exceptionally low ia accordance with the high prices of all materials used. Prices of all materials arc gradually incrtaeing. A delay only means that you will paymore. Act now and avc the increase in prices.

Interstate REGISTRATION AN! ELECTION m H- L. Kvnworthv. J. A. lloii-hire and C ounty ( li-rk litus Are 1 hosen. Ilar-v ?.. Kernv.-riii:.- J A. lloe-.-n i..l rot-,.'-,- !. i-lc. l eu Tuu. dl "i itutr ti," l...i! ,T ..; .'it di-f'-n ai: 1 but 1 I .1 'u , 1. I I . 1 1 nli-n t.. be h-M n. 1 ---I. Ii V,;-r.'H-h it nt: I.- , I t, . the pn I w 1 . I F Vsr-. F OfM Cll.oies IalT..m;ll. ;! e-.a'.e h :: a ir , Ui 1 n, ' 1 i 1 mi e 1 bv t'lia.lts R. Mi'ln'k bar'vr .-! ! on south M.-i idmn sfe.t. and wil; mv , , omces t''.'1'e. f Hf ro.. I Is llo'.V wing remt-lcteU and Mr. Ii-.r-'.-.tr'i rperts lo ,,.ove m'o it v inl'l ,i f' Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO R I A ALL KINDS OF Posts, Fence ?id Gates WOOD FOR SALE A. R. Dossett rhuue 170. JS'car Fullcr'a aw mill Auto Insurance!! Iur jour ftntoiBobtl In th -Bt-rtw," lcorpui-Kta in luii-ma. Libtlity fcnrt ji-upr,r aaij'fitieR fully rovirfd. cUlaitm ! Uo.A I.oo to $500.00 witn r.o fl Auction. Tir f-om any rftuse vlth tu-ft cr.verort in lull. gwt.inenM Vonity atittuiUft by agit. Vvr tull vt7u C. SMITH. Agent 300 Huutli I.iiiinon er later lun Harrv L. Kenwtirthy IIANDi.KS ALL KfNDH OK NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phunr. 221; Olhro. lUft liRENTON CAR AGE Aula and Auto Supplied &st Main fHrect. Thune 294 CALL 233 And Save Money on Grwtrif J. W. DAVIDSON Arrocs frm Tractwn St.ativn

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