Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 220, Lebanon, Boone County, 13 June 1917 — Page 8

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a Dollar Away? You no doubt think you would not, but you are (loins; just this very thing every week you do not buy groceries of Matthews. If you are skeptical andhave to be shown bring in your la.st week s tickets and let me show you the dollar you have tin-own away. . , " If you are point; to can Strawberries or Pineapples you had better get bu?y at once, season i3 about over. . Fresh Country Butter, per pound 3"c 10c Wrapped Bread, loaf 9c Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West Washington Street Phones 400 190

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Springtime makes a man want to quick-step toward whatever his ambition is. Our new spring and summer shoes stjlefully designed from resilient leather will act as a tonic when applied to your feet. Step lively in this direction.

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(imiifiimiiiimmiiiiiiiiiimiiiiimiiiiim COOK WITH I GAS nillllllf 1 1 1 1!1IU lit II III! tllll II 1 1 lIlllllIllllllT limi!iit:w!iiiiiiuj.rrttr;;:.:ni.ii G. K. B AUMG ARDTB THE CLEANER "We Clean While Others Try"! illSMt S. Lebanon St Phone 933 Rco Automobiles - Trucks Five-paaen(;er four $75 8wren-pMrnger six $1250 F. O. B. Lsuiinir Call for t)eniontritinn Moore & McKuberts, Auto Inn L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST Pint National Rank Bulldini ' Third Floor HA!l?0(iHiiyi Phone 6 PINNELICOOMBS Vt-aam't Uadiaf Lnber Yard. The Store cVo!uos "tc " CLOTHING WW WISHES We fan supply you with anything; in the Hardware Une uw m sotia o cm Jfome Lebanon Hardware Co. WM Mala airMt klopfirtVr, l:y nail, Z Year.

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Olympic Theater Quality House Quality plays TONIC HT woman had sinned ;m had struggled and then William Desmond "THE LOST OF THE INGKAMS" i. turned out of !hi I'tern and irtasriinir out by tlio town S hied litis dreami r t ' home.-teau of In .incr-tiii.- -Mtn-. ihjlurk, ho ha i in.- Ia,-t penny. I ho throe? of ! I. ,,,,. I n.. ; n.l the vo-.ll of l.i Jul. sp.m.1 the hi ukened 'this i- a t.y ..f fle-b i-.. Howl and iroic ai men anil .ir,cu ami deeds. 10c-AI)MISSION 5c COMING THURSDAY flitf comedy laughfest. Fatty Arbiicklc, the king iwe laup h getter.

Colonial Theatre Tonight The Great Graves And Supporting Co. in entire change of program. TIIE FUNNIEST SHOW ON EARTH

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THE ma FEATURE TONIGHT "THE FUNNY HYPNOTIC CAKE WALK" "THE SUSPECT" A V itni-r--i(h finlure in fix act preKonling Anita Stewart, S, Rnnkin l)n w anil liuUiy Connelly. . A 'IIIIill.I,Nr, I'HOTOPI AV OF RUSSIAN' NIHILISM THAT RtiAt 'HKH DRAMATIC 7.KMTII ttimiite six) inti'reniiri iirenea it Rufian life. Mies Stewart wear a mmili r of elaborate and es'iuiaite ifHrnientn. I'lCTl'RES START PROMPTLY AT 7:15 SPECIAL MATINEE SATURDAY Adulf. 20c-AI).MISSION-Childrcn, 10c

TiiE CELLS TOLL GUT Clamorous Appeal Made to The People That Liberty Loan May Succeed. V

"Clang! Clunf;! Olnntr! ClanR!" rang 'out the alarm hells list nifrnt shriekiojj their warning that only three more iljiys remained for the purchase of Liberty Iran bond that 'ire to help bring the Lnitid States to a (rloriou.--irttn y in thi- great orld war. Many thought it was a lire amt so it was a ti'"y appear to all Americana that rheir patriotism may be fanned to a re.-ponsive outburst of flame. Tonight at the tari-- hour, church bolls will imjr out tiirain in the .-ilence 'of the mjrht. two c'aiiRS this time, denoting th-.it them are hut two days left in Allah to tmrrhase hotel, and so each nit-lit the nu'oher of taps or the bell be diminished by one. OYER NEWS PRINT MILLS rovnxL'F.n from page one mu-t be adopted at l.'fali.-e of the failu n b arbitration to of tin tile the niinp controversy betwet1 i publishers and manufaetti in- paper. The -ommi.ie of p. fianl.iy iinnouivci failure of tht -i-he, :e under which it souirht to lix i - ire . It .-tute, that four of the manufacturer, signatory to the price fixnp alfieemetil have been indicted h t federal tff';nd jury of the southern liftii.t of N'ew York in anti-trust pre- . edine- bt might bv the department of i-i-ln... I'l.on indictment the:ip manu iTtu'ei , re .-uidcd their participation ii th.- arbitiM'ion atrn-ement. tl ha.-.-.lei .ih v l.i en under.-tood in WashinKmm that tho iranufacturer? considereii l.e v e.i-.i-nnvnt bad broken faith in i-I. i. it the indictment; when the ati tiri'iMii atrr'"'iTient h-td been reached In 11 . 'iter the cniimitfe state i.at in l!lir. ni'WH priiit patier con ,,!.,, :r,iinl..d to I.T7.'..D0 net en-, vi.iu.-t a' o.eie ti m $7e -HXtJidfl ne Ptithe out. ilii"l.il(ltl. (! Ml per of $:',r..onfi. ent. in reports that the m c ";t of mnnufaetur. ly SIP per toll, fcivuitf -.,'iie(),(inn pri.-e incea' Ihe fact in additiona' i commis-ion states that the deland for new.- print paper U con Sar.tK- inc'-eaing and the mipply aparently iiininibinr. Il.Tause of the ailure of the arbitration plan, th onto: i winn eisp. c', ; i rmewal of tip anil- ronddio e. m Inch dep-.nralizeii ,:st winter'-; news print matket and rov.. rr-.any nev -papers out of buniI'nder the ration, the lUhli.-hers plan for eovermnent op-ommi-.dnn --avM prices te od di tribuiii ,!. The .O id a mmi; worked sac I if put into -a-e proiluc conMiiner. Iwlares that and dim ... trade onrnii--nn of news i-. esp.-cial-n war time and there ebent upon thf (fovernit that tiie newspaperare not stamped out of a: pintf paper manufacountrv e by UK a typewriter In J un I lie stage to-

i;.u .rous UVKSTOCK. INBIAN'AI'OUS, Intl.. June 1.1 About 10,0110 hoira. arrlvetl 'on the market tcxlav, nhtch ii nearly 2.000 less than a week airo. Ihe market, however, opened with a mood demand for nil murcea and, while it took om time for huyors and wdlern to tret together, n waii fmaly agreed to take the (rood hoirs weifrhtn from I HO pounds upward at steady prices. They Hold from IfN.D.'i to $15.0. There waa also an extreme top of $15.70 for the heaviest kinds and underweights from ISO to 150 pounds were slightly higher, so that the (tenoral average cost for the day was strong compared with yesterday. The market closed 6 to 10 cents higher than it opened. CATTLK Receipts of 2,100 cattle proved to be as many as required. The market opened with a good ilemund from all sources but there wa not the aggressive competition that ha characterized the trading heretofore. So fat as the good heavy uteers were concerned some sale" were not quite an high as exiectd, but lighter grade yearlings sold steady. Gm-s and heifers also sold at steady :n ices. as. compared with yesterday, but this did not include the cuttle that were a little grassy. Hulls sold in !in. with other cattle and there was t strong to 2" cents higher market for a good run of calves. The tie0- and for Mockers and feeding catlie continued iUiet but prices were unchanged as compared with ye..ter -lay. CHICAGO CHAIN'. CHICAGO. June 1.1. -September wheat was one cent lower at the oiien ing of the grain exchange t'nuiy There were no bids on July wheat. 1- 'orn prices declined rapidly after a iteady opening, rane;in fr-jm un changed down to lc lower. Warm .leather was a factor. The local sentiment was generally bearish and

the bluing Hiwer appeared limited. Oats were H.f c higher on buyintby houses with eastern connection am1 a belief that export business was tin 'ler way. 1'rovisions were generally lower. j Close: Wheat July, $2.91; Kept. 52.07 'i. Com July, tl.l Sept., tl.R0?, to "ir. Oats July. 6-1 V4c; Pept., 55,c ti 'ic; Iec. fiHVjc tc '.sC. l'nrk nlv, tilH.iiO. Ijird Julv, $21X0; Pept., $21.77. Kibs July, $2l.trtij Sept., $21. 20 la 22c. CHICAfiO rtVESTOCK. i:XION STOCK VAItr-S. III., June - Ilogs Keeeipts, 2(.H)ii; maiket, steady to 10c hii'liier; mixed and butchers, tl t.7lliii 15.75; good heavies. $14.70i''i 15.75; rough heavies, JM.7H 152).-,; light. $1 l.20(o ir,..'tll; pigs, Jlo.. 'Kif.i 14.1.".; bulk nf sales, U.WM 13.:0. CATTLE lleceipts, 18,000; market, steady to shade lower; lieeves, $!i..'l(in M.7.'i; cows and heifers, $.:t.riiii lt.Kr,; storkers and feeders, $7.4(Mn!10.fiO; calves. f!l.7i)W 14.7&. SHKKl' Keeeipts, 9,000; market, strong; natives and western, JK.ROtrf 11.10; lambs, $!l.7O(iM5.0O. LEBANON MARKETS.

Wheat $2.r.;, Corn, 70 lbs 1.70 Oats, mixed 6nr Oats, white C2C 1'01'LTRY. Eggs, frch 2fic Ilutter, fresh 2Hr Hens, 4xa lbs and over 1 Hens under Vi lbs lor Isghorn bens lr.c Spring chicks over 2 lbs mOc Old corku 12c Voung rocks, staggy 12c Hen turl:3, 8 lbs and over 20c Hen turks, old 20c Tom turk.i, 12 Mis and over .... 20c Tom turk.t, old lac

liOMJ SCIWfRIPTIONS. Total uf l.ilx-rl.r Loan Subscript in, l,fit(i.(MKi,0(H), Today. ' f., ,,.,,i rr, X,r, i,.t NKW YORK, June IX At noon tn)ny the t.ital suhs-riitii.iis to Klierty I'nmU, with the return from San I I'riiiicisro und I )t la.-i. T'xaH, utill to llm rn-eive.l. ainountnl to $ 1 . IWHXI,j iiihi, ari'onlinc tu tiiruri'ii i.ui-il thi I -iftci nimn ut the hcinliuarter.! of the liberty loan rommittee. l')i to the t,ame hour the total bond Kiili.rriptiorm for tli second feilerul j rrx-rva lutru-l. inclwlinR New York City, uninunteil to $748.IMrt,U(KI. One billion dollnrH m the amount which i i '""'K wiiRlit. It was reported todiy I that a New York City bunk wan to announre a aulwrition of f l(N),WNi,000 I '"'"'r In the day. Countlesn $."i( end tliH) yuliseriiitmna were rereived toIteporta from boy arout bondsaleaI men showed they bad placed 9,000 I subm-riptiona, a total of 2,&76,0ri0. NOMINATIONS MADE, WASHINGTON, June 13-I.ui Nancliee Muralen waa toilay nominated by President Wilson to be a,miber of th executive council of Porto Kleo. T' president alwi sent to the senate the nomination of John F. Hunter to be receiver of pui,lie inoneyH at '.('ntnmeiy, Alahamil.

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Albert Triblietl's Home nn; Park , Street Visited Last Night. The residence of Alls rt Ttibliett, .r)03 North Park street, was entered last night by robbers win secured S45, representing collections rade for the Metropolitan Insurance Co of which he is local agent. The money was in Mr. Trtbbett's trousers pocket. The trousers had been earned into the back yard where the pockets were rifled and the trousers, cast aside. En trance to the house was made through a screen door. FREI CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. ot pedo struck th Amrlhrn ami.l.-liips. i giPut li'ilt? was tun in ti-r hut) ami h ank i(iii,kly. ; Th vo-sfl A art in iSnimanl of Capt. i.Tiin'ion. rapt W m. J. Tomrv wIm i t uailv pommmiilf'tl th- Anirlmn. was, i'orrod to r'nunn in Hnson to untlfiroi in opcratii'ii, Tlio Anirlian was sclf't-1 ith to stop at Fa'mouth hut wa .sunk j foro jihf HiTivfd -X that port. j The Anc'iftn's caino intluiit'.t 1'ift.-i J0D bu-ht'U of pram: a hravy shitnent of fiork, provisions, nihln'r boots t hollrf, fus an.i nuuhin"ry. Tho vpm wap valuptl at $l.(im.0i0 ami ier -?ar(ro " much more CLEARED $.17. Itanr ilivm I it 4 Nihl N'tt (,omt Sum for Kvil I'ros', Thirty-:;evon tiolIar was th amount rlrared at the rlance fciven last pvennp in thp Watson hail by the rmployos of th Thi! Aillfr r-oirativc 'ompariy, the amount to lw pivon to hp !d Cmsf i.orirty of the city. Forty coupler enjoyed (he tfaitro pruifKun and a larpe number of sppctaLors wrtt prtcnt. Muir for thp ii;irM'p A-as furnished by Wat..n and Hoy The hail was attractively dororatPft n the national colors. As thf pupt.arrivpd thev worp nn-pivod bv thp ip option rommittpp, path mPiLVip- of vhich w!r 'b-f. -w in thp conhnr i Kf'd Cross nurso. hurin the pi ng an cnjoy:iblp prosrram consi-tirif jf vwal numhprs by ('hin'm-p f!ail am little Miss Kamona Rrandon ani miii al monnhipups by Alva Wynkooj; iprp onjoxpd. ATTEMPT FRUSTRATED. plan to Kidnap !untiFoib'd by Child's Itaby Nurse, iPy the InUi-nnttmnl Veim Rrrrire.) Mt'NCIK, Ind., Jane 1 .'(. A wi claimed attempt to kidnap thi tivo-yenr-old baby eirl of Kail Oe ..terle. vii-e-prejiilent of the Urlaware County National H ink, was frustrated early today by Dui.i Gil'-, th.' hahy':: nurse. The hiilnaperv, enterini; the borne hefore diiyliKht. took the child from the bod-room where the nurne und the child slept. The nurse awakened as the kidnapers were leaving the house and hi screams caused them to drop the child in the doorway and escape in an automobile. A thorough investigation of the tnry ig beinp made.

Olympic Theatre Coming Thursday, June 14 FATTY ROSCOE ARBUCKLE IN "TIIE BUTCHER ROY" 2-ACfcS--2 Paramount special comedy featuring Fatly Arl.g.kle as a butcher lioy, working in a mall :awn (rnery store, wh.-re ihy -k-II everything from frankfurters to lire em-ape. Thi- ifc the lir.it PaianiountArbucklc comedy. LAl'GIIS! LAL'GIIS! LAKillS! The original "film rop" AI John who ha m ule the remedy policeman a famoua character will be seen in this comedy. THRILLS! THRILLS! THRILLS! If yuu can not lough don't come. "SHORTY TURNS WILDMAN" 2 ACTS 2 Shorty Hamilton neriea of pictures Oiat have become popular in 5 the movie world. Stunt that will open your eyes. Plenty of comedy throughout. A PROGRAM THAT WILL PLEASE, 10c ADMISSION 5c FRIDAY Dorothy Gih in "STAGE STRUCK-

i:ct wi. Villi SUITS ' . PANAMA & STRAW HATS SILK AM) FIBER SILK SHIRTS Are now bfinji shown in all tilt: new colors anil models.

Naspel Compound

THE POLISH THAT SILVER PLATES A si'it'iitiilf preparation for silvcrwaro, halhroom fixtures, auto trimmings, and all other niekle trimminus Cleans, polishes, replates in one operation. Narptl makea table silver hui bngi-r and liMik better. 10c AND 23c BOTTLES Moore's 5 & 10c Store DEMONSTRATING MUSIC SHOP

WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN WALL PAPER

PRICES THE LOWEST Long Phone ?A) IntemrbanTimeTables TEItRF. H.U'TK, INDIANAPOLIS EASTERN TRACTION CO. Effective Feb. 1, 1917.

EAST WEST EAST WEST A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. B:t!5 5:25 1t2:M fVi-.il :'io l:l.r, 1:25 7:15 7:25 2:1ft 2:25 8:13 R.25 f 3:2H f 3:17 t H-.57 f :17 4:15 4:25 10:15 111:25 5:15 6:25 11:15 11:25 f " t 7:15 $ 7:25 f 9:47 f K:I7 10:110 10:2 12:.1X

tLimitH trains, 'naily except Sunday. !;r'rai.k(ort only. Last car leaves Indianapolis at lt:30 p. m. and Lafayette at 10:45 p. m. CRAWI OHUSVILLE DIVISION Cars leave Lebanon for Crawford.iville e.t 7:30, -.W. 1 1 :.'0 a. m. 1 :P0, 3:311, 5:.'tll, 7:20, 9;;lll and 1 1 :M p. m. Car.? arrive from tnwford-vilie at T:ll. !:15, 11:20 a. m., 1:20, H;!5, 5 20, 7.20, 9:20 nni ll:'m p. m. Reporter, by rttail. S3 a Year,

COME AND SEE & Davis Sargent's Floor Lac Buy a Singer SI. 00 Puts It Into Your Horn ALL KINDS OK SEWING ' MACHINES REi'AIREI) Call M X and we will en!l and ee yen. Oil and needles fur all makea -f rewind ntarhines. A. A. Garner Jewelry Store Singer Sewing Machine Co. A. I . TINDER, .Salesman. EAT LASLIT AUTO LIVIRT Ami Tail Herrka Oty Miona, r.M. ttMldtnea, ttlH-X TOMATO PLANTS We have a fine lot of tomato plant lialliinorc Ked, Howman 5c and 10c Store P. E. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR Bonn: 9-11 a. m., 2-B and 7-8 p. m, CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS FREE Rooms 219 220-222-224. Phone 235 DOES YOUR OU) ROOF LEAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE, He guarantees to stop all leaka with asbeftoa fiber roofing. PHONE 390 EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT TIIE PAINT SPOT HARRY SACNDERS Phone 1W-V West Mam SL NOTICE BOY SCOUTS Now in Ihe time to bny your tent for He in ramping. See Clvdc IjOYfd, Phone 330. BRENT0N GARAGE Antns and Auto Supp'.ie East Main PLe-. T, ?