Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 221, Lebanon, Boone County, 14 June 1917 — Page 7
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for every head Caps 50c to $2 Hats $1 to $5
SPECIAL Hats - Caps
FOR THE LITTLE FELLOWS IN THE NEWEST STYLES
Elbert Perkins Co
IIEADWEAR SPECIALISTS
TOMAHAGETHE WESTERN LEAGUE
E. W. Dickerson Elected President of Minor League.
Classified ADVERTISING
States Vic Per Word,
Each Issue. Advertisement Taken at lm Than loe.
FOR SALE $100,000.00" loan on farms at 5 per cent, e Parmer National Mortgage npany. i V.S'ION TRUST COMPANY Lebanon ImL 6-8-tf SALE Bicycle, til) East Main ml. -l.'i--5t SALE Two Shetland ponies at irtinn Saturday at 2 o'clock on west corner of square. P. A. e. Col. 1. 11. Henderson, aucW 6-!3-t SALE Lauiiilry stoee, heater, d, springs, anil mattress, 1 sunsteel bed, kitchen cabinet. Also matting. 604 Wert Noble, phone 6-l:J-:it SALE A go-cart as good a vft Call at 40J North Kat or phone. &12. 6-lU-2tT SALE Voung fries. Call Vir-
j! Hntlgen. Haaelrigg. I WANTED -.telTmalk and FEMALE LP An intelligent person may 10O monthly corresponding, for j apers; $40 to $50 monthly in I time; experience unnecessary; invasaing; ubjects (untested. for particulars. National Press u, Koora 1019. Huffalo, N. Y. 1 4-27-6-moa. y-TElCKirenittn at T. II.'," I. & I power house. , i'hone 726. 1 6-22 -tf. ?. I'ED Old" fake " teeth, don't fitter if broken, I pay S2 to S15 i ll net, (ingle nd partial plates toportion. Send by parcel post
r-eive check by return mad, F. m N. Wolfe Street, Baltimore. June M. '
I.TE1) Ten laborers at the
Hoarshiro biij,dir,;. $2.59 per l'lott & Son. 6 fc-Ot. TKD O'irl to' learn "a trade, it of working conditions, Satafternnon oif, wages, to start.
ediirati.Tn and over 25 ycirs of
Add teas: box 5W, Lebanon, Ind.
Piano Tuning Flayer Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All Branches W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. Phone 55
InterurbanTimeTables
TED Place on farm for boy
yearn old. Apply at 702 West street. o-12-St
j' FOR RENT KENT Three newly funi.-hed t ma. 304 E.iulh Km .reet. !-K. May 22-lf. RENT -8 room house, bath, et. 2'j blocks from square. V Company. G Hf. ; IIE.VI -- 1- our unfurnished rooms 5 ho.i kcepuifr or furnished Isdi Cdl phone ie.. VIl-4t. i.'iAI.K Two well located b iildl lot: Term j rnefl liberal. J. Jg-hirn -12-.'d j lost; 3 - Gold pin u ith Cn-srent ait J , t with pcarlt. Ruth Hill. :iufil on back. Itetum to
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till lat Reporter ocTice. 6-11-tf infill Murk May Cost More n. t titill make our su.il try how Price LAX MONUMENT CO. "on 102 liw. phone 115 A 714 'ui '.ip i V. 1 1 in
Teh it e haute, i.ndianapous EASTERN TRACTION CO. Effective r'eb. 1, 1917. EAST WEST CAST WEST A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. 5:25 5:25 tl2!6 12:17 6:25 6.25 1:15 1:25 7:15 7:25 2:15 2:2o 8:15 8:25 3:26 t 3:17 t 8:57 f 9 17 4:15 4:25 10:15 10:25 6:15 5:2f.
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512: tl.imited trains. 'Daily except Sunlay. 8l''rankprt only. Iat car leaves Indianapolis t 11 :30 p. m. and Lafayette at 10:45 p. m. CRAWEORDSVILLE UIVISION Cars leave Ibanon for Crnwfimlafl!e at 7:30, :,10, 11:J a. m. 1 :i)0, H:30, 6:.W, 7:;!0, :30 and 11:20 p. m. f'ara arrive from Crawfordnvilie at 711. !:!", 11:20 a. rn., 1:20, 3:15. (:2d, 7:20, '.t:20 and 11:20 p. m.
SAFETY RAZOR BLADES .SHARPENED Single el?e, per dosea tit Double edge, per dozen &e We pay ponUge on way. Barker & Son. Lebanon
Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Rmidrnce phone- 221; Office, 108
MORTGAGE LOANS nn lloone county farms of approved titl,, 6 years-No commission. Farmers State Bank I FBAVOV
DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Erofi. Livery Bm Phones 7 and 2007
NEW WAffII !)K!;.L'SCS
FORMER LEBANONITE
Was Born in This City Rc-
renlly Resigned as Head of the Central League.
E. W. Dickerson, of Grand Rapid
Mich., Man here todav for a brief vbit
with Lebanon relatives and friend
Mr. Dickerson is enrcute to Kansas
City from Indianapolis where on Wed
iii'sday he attended a meeting of the
'.Vntral l.eattue riairnate. Mr. Dick-
'Ton ban la'cn president of the Cenral l eague, but resigned W eilnesd ly to nrcent the prcsidi ney of the Western Lrairue. Mr, Dickerson was horn in Lei. anon and is a son if W. Fl. Dickerson. He ras ien in u. wspaner work in Grand .'('l ids, Mich., for a number of years and has been ij-oniinoi-K identified with minor leapur haseba'I for someiime. Hi work in b.f -ebrdl has earned him rapid promotion until now he asumes control of the WV.-tern I e'iKue. This n-nrninij's Indianapolis tUar ays of hif: "E. W. Diekersnn his first name Einiiro:i, but you d r.ver believi it is a Hoosier by birth, hi'ving beer eanil in I.ebunon. The Centia! Leair'n h se.i in able .ieidept in liim
ami tl'e We sel l I.e:.fu.' cains an ex-
er '.-r,-.d nuio. who si mild be able to nuke it the strnmce't Class A organi .atior, in hasebill. He will o to the
Wy-tein no stranger to conditiotu
ther. for he was a newspaper wrttct
that circuit for a number of year.fore Koinjr to (Irai'd Rapids. Mr
Dickerson sa.d yeste'diy that, if hi
rculd swinir d and the St. Jo.-ed nicliise is to he transferred, hr vould like It see the club placed in
'uel.l
PLAYING THE FIELD
1!Y JACK VKIOCK. Ila I. falrrnfl,4l Sm KcrcwC.t NEW YORK, June H.-Jess Wil-
lard said recently that Carl Morris
could have the privilege o,' throwing
the gloves at him pmvidefl he wor from Frank Moran hy the kayo route.
The morrs-Moran muss is ever
Morris won, but he did not pureeed ir
hangmp a sleeper tirket on Sir Fran-
is, so if Wiilard meant what be sai'! he bit; Oukiahonia cnirin'er rtill as
far fiom a championship laiut as he
was before he hoisted his bulk inte
e rin with Moran. Willaid en.iojs the riiht of a dic
tator. He can say whom he will meet
nd he can make his own ternu beausc lie is the champion. In the
faro of his dictum to Morris it looki.
as though iliir Jess intends ti
.-tick to tin; fcaadust lin for the rel
of the uuinmer and leave the padded
anvas rot. Rut public sentiment may finally
have some influence with Wiliard
nd. since .Morris proved himself to
be much better battler than .Moran he elands out today as the logical man to meet the big circus perfor-
ner. It is to be hoKd in the event of a
watch between V iilaril ami Morris
that the battle will be staged over a
hampion.-hip route twenty round-
or
the
ten -round bout l-twcfn
u'adiat.ors would be a farce, in
ail probability. It would draw, m
iloubt, but the fans who would have
to pay fancy prices t" witness it would not K"t their money's worth.
I the name would get one more
kick in the slats.
Over the twenty-round route a bat ; with Wdlard and Motis fn-'urinu
ss the principals should amount to
something. The distance would be long enough to give en" or the other a chiince to put over a knockout punch
nd tlie "ringside rabida" would at
ieaee get a run for their coin.
Morris would have a chance with Wiliard in a long bout, but in ten
rojnds he would probably siend moid of his time figuring how to get past
Willar'ls long left arm, Compared
to Monis aiid most of the other would be champions, W iHa.nl Is a boxer of some class, for, big as he Is, he trim liand.e his rh.ke with more po?d and accuracv than Morns. Uoran.
Hilton, Cowler or any of the others
u itn the enception of Jiro 'k'offiy, n ho
jing and coutm-nrg wuaid li'l a .)u-: i library. Kut ho is tough. Le f n
take a beating and like it, ann ht has just enough control of his ponderous arm to do a lot of damage once he gits Into close quarters. Against V.'iliarrt he would have a chance, but it
would take time. He would ba a jok against the big fellow m ton roumls. If they ever fight, let' have the tivent"-round route by all mean. Strong Indianapolis Club. Frank Connolly, until recently an
ympire in the American Association, and a good one too, anid the other
lay that the Indianapolis Indians,
Jack Hundrcks's entries in the A. A. pennant race, ,tre one of the strongest minor league clubs ever gutten together.
"Hendricks hes built the club up
himself," said Connuily, and in three
j iar he has gotten a bunch of play
ers together who look lika sure pennant winners in the Icr.gue this year. Only ne member of the club, Reilley, an out'ielder, remains of the aggre
gation HendiiiRs inherited when he went to the Indiana capital with Jimmy Mctiill. "The pitching staff of the Indianapolis cjub is its strongest point. Fillingim, a youngster, is one of the best pitchers I've seen in many a day. Gene Dale. Rex Dawson, Jake Northrup, Irv Kantlehner and Clint Roege make up the staff. Hendricks also had Falkenborg. but sold him to the Athletics and made a K'esl deal fot a pitcher he really didn't need. '"The A. A. is faster this year thnn it has ever been before. There are mine good clubs in the league, and it is too bad there must be trouble lieU'cen the league president and his club owners. The way I look at ft, wrangling takes much of the color out of a pennant race."
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BASEBALL GOSSIP.
IN llo- st,-SJti"N4 i Sririif.t FT. SMITH. Ark., June 14. empire Shaffer escaped a mob of fans' vho took exceptions to his decisions n a game between Ft. .Smith and Muskogee by jumping into an autoaohilc and speeding to his hotel. The 1.11 player ushered Shaffer from the diamond to the street. CHICAGO. June 14. II seems likey that the Three-I League will play out the season with only six clubs. Following Alton's example, Hloomingt n has notified President Tearney '.nut it has thrown up In" sponge. INDIANAPOLIS, June 14 Harry 'A'. Slahlheefer of Kvansville who was I'cted pi.-sidcnt of the Central I e-gue la t nij-ht to succeed E. W.
Dickerson, of Grand Rapids, announced
today that he would esHblit:h league iieodqunrtrrs at Kansas City, Mo.
AMONG THE BOXERS
NEW YORK, June 14 Jack Briton, the Chicago welterweight who is 'eiicially recognized as the world's ''udiiig box-r in this rhiss, and Ted Kid Lewis of England, will lie opponnts tins evening at one of the local liibs. It should furnish a lively 10ound contest. These two hoxers are eenpnized as among the foremost weltets in the game today and their "itense rivalry is clearly demonstrnted n the fact that they have already lioxd in various pails of the country on "loven different orcasioni:. NEW YORK. June ll.-Jack Dillon and Chariev Wcinert trc to meet I'sin. This time it will be at the Manhattan A. C. The match was arrang d ye-terdty and will Is" held prnahly on July 1. This bill undouht'dV lie DiHen's last ring battle before he .iters the navy for whirh he has en-i-twl and he will try to make it a victory. Weinert will take on a couple if matches in the meantime.
YEKTE IIP AY'S RESULTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Iiidiunapolis. B; Toledo, 0 I live innings, called on account of ruin). Columbus. i; Louisville, 4. S't. Paul, S; Kansas Citv, 5. Minneapolis, 6; Milwaukee, 1. AMERICAN' LEAfiCE. N'w York, 7; f'nieago, fi. Ho .ton, 2-2; St. Louis, 0-7. Wa.-hingt.on, 7-1 ; Cleveland, 5-1. I'hi'Hdolphla, 4; Detroit, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE. N w York, 7; Pittsburgh, 3. Philadelphia. 3; f.iirimriti, 2. Brooklyn at St. Louis (pottponert, rain). "Ilopton at Oiiiagu, (poatponcd, (rain).
TODAY'S LEADING HITTERS. Followinir an the five leadinw hit-
tern in the two maior lnairues with
averages including yesterday' game:
AMERICAN. Cobb. Dotlolt. .357! Knesker f1w,.
land, .S50; MclnnU Philadelphia,
eiii; w.ter. St. Loul,, ."12; Veadi. Detroit, .iUlH. .
NATIONAL Burps, New York .:i43: RmwIi
( incir.nntt. J:2; Cruise, St. Loul
kmhh, m. Louis, .S:;;!; Kisehr-r, l Ht JrtrU. S.
lid W'vdomn,
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Thursday, Friday and Saturday
AT 29c A YARD One table of 39c and 50c fancy Wash Silks and Voiles, special for these three days at, OQ
per yard
11c A YARD SPECIAL t One table of light and dark Percales,
and plain and fancy Dress Ginghams, special for these three days, 1 1 at, per yard
COLORED LINENS AT 35c Just three pieces of light blue and one piece of lavender Dress Linen, special for these three days, QPf at, per yard
HAIR BOW. RIBBON SPECIAL We have just received another shipmerit of those Moire Hair Bow Riblwns, special for these three days, 1 Q at, per yard
WAIST SPECIAL AT 98c Don't fail to see our showing for these three days of Lingerie, Tub QQ
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Silk and Fancy Sport Waists, at.
THREAD SPECIAL All 10c Embroidery Thread on Bale these three days only, I THREE FOR
FANCY BATISTES 13c YARD 1 One lot of fifteen pieces of Fancy Ba I tistes, unusual values, for three "j C p days only at, per yard J-tlt
$2 GEORGETTE CREPES $1.69 Our entire stock of $2 Georgette Crepes most all colors, on sale thene C1 ?Q three days only, per yard UxU
LADIES' HOSE SPECIAL Just ten dozen Ladies' Silk Boot Hose, black only, on sale these three OKp days, at, per pair AOX
I From 0ur Ready-to-Wear Department $1.23 Percale and Gingham House Dresses, sizes 36 to 16, light and dark QKp colors, these three days only, at.,, , OtlC We want you to be sure and see tha new Summer Dresses, Waists, Silk 1 Skirts, Wash Skirts and Children's Dresses at very special prices for this sale.
Let $10 Do Double Duty Now
We have just seventeen green,
old and novelty suits, worth
20.00, $22.50 and $25.00, to go
S": $10.00
About 50 beautiful Silk Dresses, of Taffeta, Crepe de Chine and Crepe Meteor, with or without Georgette sleeves, $13.00 and $17.50 CIA Art values, for these three days only, at, each DJ.vVV All Coats navies, blacks and colors, formerly priced at $13 CIA A A and $17.50, to go now at, each D1VVV
Summer MHlinery $1.00
One large table full of Trimmed Hats, all colors, your, choice during these three days for One table of dressy Pattern Hats, $3.00, $7.50 and $10.00 vijues, special for these three days, at One large lot of Untrimmed Hats; colors, rose, grey, black, white, Copen, chartreuse, green and combinations, up to $5 values, choice. .
THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BUY MILLINERY AT A BIG SAVING
$1.00 $3.50 $1.95
CRAIG'S
1 "Superior Service" I NORTH SIDE SQUARE LEBANON, INI). ffllllillllllllllllllllllllllUllllllllltllllllllllllllllfllllllllllillllllllllf IJtllilillllltllllltlllitllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllltlltllllltlllMIIItl?
BEST CASH PRICES PAID FOR POULTRY Columbia Conserve Co. Lebanon Pbom S20
WOOLEY & EDWARDS DOSTONIAN SHOES
Promote Plant Life Use insecticide freely. Paris green, arsenate lead, London purple, bordeaux mixture, etc1., are insecticides for potatoes, shrubery in fact for plants of all kind Diluted t' a given strength, best auited for the kind of insect you wish to destroy. Insects On Poultry Lus, Lambert's Hcsa, Conkeya, Pratt's, Ureka dust, bath, Zinolcum, I'lrrk'a lice killers, are some of tho many wo have to supply your need. . , Oak DrufS, Store JIASTERS & LtrCIIELL
pully clever and fust. But Coney in optiiinent for Wnmrd is uut tf .orn 4 tiwg point is hi jrhysica'