Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 216, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 June 1917 — Page 8

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Strawberries, fine big ones, quart (.'ucumlierH, bir, each Fane (ireen brans, per pound Pineapples, each l"c; -r case ,. Colo-ate's ShavinK Soap, pur cuke 2 in t Shoe Polish, white or black '$1.01) Rubier Cloves , 10c Air .Float Talcum Powder " Thread, whit or black, any size, spool KiK Wrapied Bread, per loaf 10 pounds of Granulated Sugar Fine Klend CorTce, pound 25c llorshcy's Cocoa .. Ijiuuilry Soup. 2 bars for

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You registered Tuesday. As a result, you realize more keenly than ever that your country needs men. Re-gist ration was the fir.-4 act re step that eventually will lead to service. You did not escape registration. You really do tiot want to escape the set vice hy Mting the other man go in your place. So let Company II be honored by receiving your viinttt';ry enli.-t-mcnt.

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CCiihil'hO IN FRANiiE

IVesident Sends Names of Three Division Commanders to the Senate. IK mcrf',Ml Urn to-iScc.) WASHINGTON, June 8. The nunws of the offuers who wilt command the :i yrAt divisions of Oneral Poii-hing's expeditionary force on the Western battle line in Krunce were made known by Hre.-u.lcnt Wilson when he .-.nit the nominations of the foliiv.i injs bi igadier-genernls of the airny to be major-generals, to the senate: John K. Morrison, William L. .il-it. Charles r,. Morton. 'I hese nominations were accompanied by ti e nomination of Captain llui'h Rodman oC the nnvv to be a roar admiral. Those who will hold other com manrl. in the evpc.l.lionaiY force were nominate.! 10 he brigl er tl - ami- tn- the ,re f com 1 K-''i:ird I-. ier-general, hut. Thi-j nn. Clone' C. Ilodge..kliite. Col ...e li.o Ihe.t Ci ......I1 We''.-,,-, S i.-e. C .lonet Omm Hiii..h. , ,i..-iel Richard M. Watchfor. I. CoWrl II..VI.I C. Shanks. Colonel Holnot I. 1 i.'i-.l Colonel Augustus Colonial Quality House Quality Plays TONIC IT. Mrs. Vernon Ca;'tle in "'ATRIA" Kune about which in ... h talk -in action hi, oih. o,l,., which n who m tun il N-,gi attack l.-kl a.. I Villa, f-i .ipo, the ni.ni'.vi i, h it riling. "TELEPHONE BELLE" n tl.- -ion- ..f O.,. monient. That'll hat f''.iio Sutherhinl has to lo in ' ',; - 1" T,;:i..K!o Komeily. itKINCINT. IT FATHER' Von are il! aciiiiiiiOol nth tl-i-h .i.i tii in l-n'i !':in. A fuitonn .(i I -t . -t eienedi- that i- .lire full of HfcARST I'ATHE NEWS' Our v.- iV!.- no-.i .j..,.., r of the rur iii in.,, ......I fITn. The r!it I- fun' y ttrmiiftit to ,ooi- '-ry .i, 10c ADMISSION rc COMINT, SATURDAY P;irftiH"ut t -i --'tii !.-norn ,'h i'-h in "THE INTRKJL'E" Olympic 1 heater tjuality lions quality flays TONIGHT "THE HAD HOY" is not a vicious boy. He is just 'illiil with mischief, like most :vd-bloii'd American boys, but ho jri-ts into loose company and dips and before the rii-rlit in:liience pit in their licks he parses tlifimrh a series of thrills and fordid lm-peniiijrs ' hich 'iiake tip the danger in all of our Ikij-s' lives. ROBERT HARRON Uie TnaniTie-r'inft Arts star I'ives you a most realistic char acterization of Jimmie Rates, "The Rad Roy," and you will follow his escapades with ignv.ps, laughs, tears nnd satisfaction. A Phiy for all Generations 10c ADMISSION 3c EVERY SATURDAY Big Comedy Laugh f est

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C. Mnrrh., , The follouinir fommanilor of the navy were nominated to be captain Harlcjr C. Christy, Waliio F.vann, C. F. Vreton, Noble I".. Irvin, Thomas JScnn. Richard 1. Leiirh. lmmetmte conltrmation of the nominations by th en.ite ig expected by president Wilson. Vno" beini? confirmed the officers will be ordered to new posts in command of the naval and military forres going abroad. Morrison has een service in Cuba and the Philippines and wag military attache with the Japanese army during the Russo-Japanese war in 19(14. Me was luter wnior instructor in the army wnr college. .Morrison was born in Charlottesville, N. Y., Christmas day, 18ri7. He entered the military academy at 20 years of age. Sibeit i an engineer. He built the (.ireat (iatun locks of the Panama ranul and had ehaifre of other important entfinoerintr works there, later ivorkinif under the joint campaign of the American Red Cross and the Chinese f"vernment on flood control in China, llenoral Sibert is a native of Alalmma. entered the military u'ndemy in Ihhii and uas npiointe! hiiiradier-ireneral in COa. Hrirailter-(enenil Morton ivas promoted to his present rank less than u year airo. His mo-t recent .service ias at Ft I'aso in the Mexican borier. lie is a native of Maine, and iifi yeurs old. He served through the -ifiani.-h American war as a lieutennit colonel, hnadier jeneral Mor en entered the service 'it', a cadet ..t the military academy July 1, 1S7V. STII.I, A MYSTERY. iint'taiN Now rek Ionian An Kidnapper of Child. (Kit the InlrrMtvmal V rr,-lrr,l Sl'ltlVinri l. Mo.. June S. iieenp county nlVuials, full cry upon he trail of kidnappers of Muddy Keet, td; Kave a wholesale twist to the adae of crime ".eok the w Seven women were in custody, be 'nu hunted or under Diirveillance in lie weird mystery that came with the .'tvayihtf t the little blue and white i ib in the Menilowmere bungalow. The latest of tiie,-e rounded up by letectivos under the direction of i'ro.-ocutor Paul O'Day were Ailene 1'iersol and Mabel Piersol Zanritx'r. -isters of "Doc" Claude Piersol, the confessed lieutenant of "Scar-fare" Riley. They were taken in Kansas City md today ri'potts come tn Springfield hat both we e bi-intt brought here. I he TWnd'.vi itinir of the Zanribcr woan is said to he identical with the i, man's h'Uidwntinir in the fir-t letter receivisl hv J. Holland Keet I'.-'her of the stolen heir to a fortune. Two other notiiin, servants emplinrd in the suhulb of Meadowmer1, .icre to be iUe,.tioned by county orticials toilay. It i- reported that one of them had been an intimate of the Uiley ifatiifstei s. fioth are known to .i.ive niade many "tiips home"' re t fitly, one of them to a town from .'l.ii h Keet later received one of the ranir's letter. , Another of the women already quosioi.ed by detectives is Mrs. W. R i'iersiil, mother of the Kansas City -u-iets and Por. Ill" sleuths today were hunting 'the sunbonnet woman." n typical fena!e of tie mountains, illab and pale 'i'i-d. who first was een wandering iMiund Meadow mere three days he'ore the Itidnappinir. After p.uddj Keet iiisappeaici, she disapicured tsi. Mrs. Aliie Adams, whoe husband. Talor Adam.-, wis the first to confc- the yicantu- ptot to kidnap the ichest men and women of this section of me uv.aiks. is tite seventh woman. It was learned today that when thf Adam home wa raided and thf mother, father and two boys arrested the officers found a loaded shotgun mil a dozen shell lyinir alongside th emptv crib that hin not yet been sat isfactorily explained. It is safe to esiimate thet a hundred persons already liave been question. in connection with the case. No! anirle is brinir overlooked and the hunt i-oes alontr u score of trails. j NOTFI) Kill TATOK PKAP. j INTd ANAPOMS. Iml., June 8.Mrs. Julia 1'iicd Walker, former publisher of the Kduratur Journal, and who for years hat been known in Indiana as n leading woman lecturer on durational subjects, and active in Club Circles, die.l e,.rl, l,-!,.u :,t kev I home, 1711 North lHdaware street. f'KKNCH SHIPS SI NK. PARIS, June S. Five French nhips were sunk by submarines or mines durintr the week ending June 3, it was officially announced today. Of these three were more than i60 tons; the other two less than that tonnage. Three nthern were attacked but escaped. W clean by 12 rugs for 1. Miller 4 Morrii. Apr. 80-tf.

INIfiANAI'Ol.IS UVKfTOCK. i INDIANAPOLIS, lnd June 1. j There were around 8,500 fresh ar- j rivsts of tiocrg fnr tb market tolny. I However, there were fully as many as j necessary to meet the requirements ' and with a falling off in the demand ' from outside sources, local killers ! were the most In evidence, and after a time it was decided to pay steady ; prices for the Rood hogs from HiO pounds upward, at from Jlf.20 to S15.85, with the bulk of the pales of ; hogs weighing from 170 to 2'25 His at 15.:t0fei5.60. There were none sold above $16.!I0, or 10c under yesterday's top price, and while the un-, (lerweirhta sold steady at the sUirt, they were later 2 be lower, so that in the general averag-e, the market was a fraction less than 5c under yesterday. CATTI.K The receipts of l,20n rattle were larger than e.iecteil at ' this time in the week and with the demand no better if, indeed, as itood us , usual at this time in the week, the j trailing necessarily was less active and any change in prices was nnturally in tavor of the buyinir side. There Was quite a little business' quoed low I V lower than Thursday, especially on the plain to medium catMe. The bull market showed about the .-tame condition as others, and calve were 2rii;iiiflc lower. As usual on Pri-

tay. there was not much doing in the i toeker and feeder trade, but buine.s , ,vas about norma! and prices steady. t UK AtiO (,K MX. CHICACO.June 8. C.rains weie over at the opening of the Chiiagi (rriin evchnnjre iod-.i-, heiit de,t,...l i..c. Corn was 'i,c to lc lower on In-, al selling, induced bv fnvoiuble w.-a her in the corn belt. Comnu. .-i.in ,old oats and locals h(M the decline if from '. to e. Prm i.i.m eie , lightly higher. Close: Wheat -July, $2.24 j Sept.,, si-.;.. Corn July, fl.r.CH to Sr: Sept., 1.4'l's io ',c; it.. Jl.e:. to i.e. j OatsJuly. Hoc to !!V-( Sept .i '.I'-.-r to Ke: Iec., fi-ic. Pork-July. $:!7.9f.; Sept., j:'.?.!' .. I ard July, 2I.:W; Sept., $21.47. Kibs July, $2H.7".; Sept., $2u.h7. CHICAfiO I.I VKSTIK K. VMOV STOCK VARUS, III.. June. Hogs -Receipts, IS.OiW; maiket. low and Tic lower; mised uml butchers. $i:..10!,:, l..5: good heavies. $i:... iriirtTf.'.iil; rough heavies, $ I a.l am 1"..:i0; light. $14.7.V-ir..f.; pigs. $tii.:.iir c 14.B0; bulk of sales, Ift.W.f 1.1.7.1. CATTI.K -Receipts, 'i.ii'; market, weak; beeves, J9.20m n.7i); cows and heifers. .2,'.w lt.7.1; stokers ami feeders, $7.4il(V. I0..10; Texnns, $10.7.1 fri 12.2.1; calves, $).7rni It. Ml. SHKKP-Receipts. 4.imiii; maii-et. weak; natives nnd western-. is.oOio in.sn; lambs. $12..1(ho HI. 71. LEBANON' MARKETS.

Whe-M $2 1.1 1 Corn, 70 lbs 1.0:! Oats, niived -Vic Oats, white f.Sc POULTRY. IVgs 2Sc Hutter, fresh 2Sc liens, 4'3 lbs nnd over 1 SiHens under 4'i His 1,1c Leghorn hens lie Spring chirks over 2 his ,'!0c Old cocks 12c Young cocks, staggy 12c Hen turks, 8 lbs and over 20e Hen turks, old 20c I Tom turks, 12 lb a and over .... 20c ! Tom turki, old lac j

SCHOOL TEACHER KILLED. HFPKORn. Ind, June f,. Miss Cora Burton, an Orleans sehoo' teacher, was killed dust night when an automobile in which she u-as ridinir turned over. The brakes failed to hold near the top of a steep and mudIv hill. "

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PRICES THE LOWEST Long & Phone 39 i: KTHlH A li V. 1(K( Ollllf.l.. WASHINCTOX, June 8.An unusually Mvere earthquake lias reco I, led on iiie l.eoi g,'to,i n l'niveiit' seismograph la-t night, it was announced today. Tin- f emur began at 7:u7 ell'.-.k and continued until ::21 o'clock. The maximum li tiirliance was recoi.led ut S:M. The estimated distance from Wasluncton of the quake was 8,000 miles. I' VRVDK OP CONS. RIPTS. IIAITIMORK. June The first parade of young men rcgi.-teri'd in the selective draft to be held in the country wiM march through the i street of Caltimore tomorrow to boost the government's liberty loan. Thirty thou-and men riaitimnroV young ..on.; who registered Tuesday and Mete and city officials will Le in line. KECRI ITS TO JOIN TENTH. IT. HARRISON. Indianapolis. Junr S. Six hundred recruits the Tenth I nited States within the next flay or sn from Columbus, O. These will join infantri, coining recruitr will he tta regulars. -d liv tiie side of seasoned & Storm Quick Delivery layers

. -m 10c Store COME AND SEE Davis Sargent's Floor Lac Buy a Singer $1.00 Puts It Into Your Home ALL KINDS OF SEWING j MACHINES REPAIRED j Cail W-Y and we will call and see you. Oil and needles for all make of sewing machines. A. A. Canier Jewelry Store j Singer Sewing Machine Co. A. I. TIMIKR, Salesman. Karpen's Guaranteed Upholstered Furniture COULTER-SMOCK CO. Opera Room Block GOODYEAR TIRES MobHoHs Filtered Gto!! Hooton-Davis-Overleese Phone 436. Lebanon, Ind. DOES YOUR OLD ROOF , LEAK? IF SO. SEE ;. CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to stop all leakswith asbestos liber roofing. TIIONE 3D0 EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT TIIE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS rhor:e luo-Y West Slain St The Store tVoIuvs "r tc -jtr ' f mem JVc clothjnc Reporter, by mail $3 a Year. Saturday Nifll: riT