Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 227, Lebanon, Boone County, 21 June 1917 — Page 8

, your -r nti;i!i your puluims, apples, el;,, t-r j f is-- (ae oij method of measures. Whenever you k a p . 5i of Potatoes of Matthews yon )?et full 15 pounds. , We p.x.Kively give you what you boy. Potatoes, new or old, per peck S1.03 Vlg No. 3 can Blackberries 15c Bjif can of Pork and Beans 1 1c Big size can Sardines 10c ' Big box of Mati-ht. . ... i . 5c Thread, wnite cr hlu.k, per t 4c Quart Mason Jura, per doi.cn G-c Bread, per loaf .....9c Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West Washington Street Phones 100 -190 STRAWBERRIES FiNEAPPLES SEED POTATOES

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People really start to enjoy life when they bojrin to wear fine footwear. A certain sense of pridc'i'ul possession will cause your feet to walk as if they belonged within the charmed circle of yell dressed folks. Don't side step Iht.-s question any longer. Dress uj your feet.

organ V Olympic Theater Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT Big Comedy Laughfest "SHORTY PROMOTES HIS LOVE AFFAIR" 2 ACTS 2 This is one of the best numl.er9 of the aerie thus fir. In it Shorty's love aifair in very much mixed up with the pursuit of counterfeiter. Shorty am) his !ady love advancing the love affair of the counterfeiter's daughter who is teaching school at Arrowhead rsnrh are about to figure in a double wedding, when bin sweetheart tellt Shortv that their marriage will he im possible at that particular mmni'r.t lie- j cause he has forgotten to (jet the li-i cense. And so Shorty's love affair is j still a matter of prolonged interest. "LURED AND CURED" I 2 ACTS 2 I A Vogue special comedy featuring Paddy McGuire, who elope with the girl he loves and is pursued by the man her parents want her to marry. Many hilarious complications follow. 'JERRY'S BIG MYSTERY' A farce comedy in which Jerry, running from the policeman, takes refuge under the coattail of a tailor's dummy. With all but his legs concealed he runs about with the dummy. A very laughable farce comedy. 10c ADMISSION-.-n 1 1 1 1 1 ii 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ii n t ii 1 1 1 1 u 1 1 1 1 1 c 1 1 1 1 1 COOK WITH GAS iiiiiimimiiimimmiiiitfiimmmiimiiii We can supply you with anything in the Hardware line uu iu got or xmm ro Lebanon Hardware Co. WmI Vata ItrMt P. B. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR Boon: 9-11 a. m., 2-S and 7-8 p. CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS PEEK Roomt 219-220-222-224. Phone 23: Reporter, by mail, $3 a Year.

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E23s32S8! Shoe Co. j Colonial Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT. William A. Brady in association with World pictures presents ETHEL CLAYTON -IN"THE WEB OF DESIRE" Suppoled by P...ckctilTc I'ei;uc-. ciitw ted by Kriiie Chautard. High society, high tinanciid circle.,, a fashionable gambling house a'l these tU'ure in tl is til in and have much to do with brini! mr taints to tile sensationally thnthi.tr climax. S. -en-rally it would lie hard to excel this offering. 1 rom ail angles it is a superior attraction. 10c ADMISSION 5e Prest-O-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. The Store (Values CLOTHING Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINPS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone. 221; Office, 10 Reporter, by mail, $3 a Year. Job Work at Reporter office JOB WORK AT REPORTER

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Sutrrnrn.-ts Aain H-d-ie AieU . Banner Attacking the President.

Ry tht Inltrnnttfiniti Vcr fterrfce.l WASHINGTON, June 21. A sec-; end not was stuped in front of tix" white houe today wnen suffragists of 0 e National Woman's party again raided aloft a banner attacking Ptesident Wilson and the American mission to Russia. Miss Lucy Hums of New York, one of the women who held a similar banner that was torn to shreds yesterday, was one. of today's standard bearer. The other was liisa Kutherinc Morey of llostun. Tlie banner bearers took their places hetwee'i the white house Rates. They hail stood there three minutes, when a crowd of nearly 2'ift. persons fathered tn! a man rushed up ami tore the lower art of the otren.-ive banner olf. Sh.ii ai't.-r t.v minutes more George it. Montgomery of RVhmond, Ya., tor -down ti e upper half of the sign. After their banner bad been strip".'d i'rern it fi:-.me Slisii Hums and Mis.- SI ore v cent'r.uod to stand their found. They held tlie empty frame -.ten while the crowd hissed and taunted them. The crowd was dispel srd by white house policemen. The pouiie did not interfere with the pickets themselves, It was burned that the sutTnigist, had still another duplicate banner at their headquarters a block awuy and it was announeeil that this would be floated to the breeze in front of the whit house later in the dny. The thud ..nd most serious riot at the white house Kites over the suffrage banner:, attacking the president" ind the Root commission to Uus- . ia -kitted this afternoon. ' I'oliri' r-orve, were called out and the women who were ca. I'viiiu the usual sueTraie (hckel, buli.iers were loiihlv handled. The mob of women and youn? men who had eutivreil in f.iit of the .vh'te house when it was announced h the '..utfl'airit.- that they would ei!,e another a'temut to raise their i ir.ne- a'wac'K!nfr the pre-idcnt this .''efiooti d;d not vait for the olfenve h.umer to come out. They launched their attack on the eiml-ir "silent pickets" at the Rates The attack was let. ,v Mrs. P. W. Ui l-arl-on of Missouri. She toore one of the purple, jrobl and white bani fi-'ie its stair and s irted Ith :t ross 1'enns-vlvani.i avenue. Two small boys took the banner away j f' on her while the rest of the crowd ! attrntl:::; to Mr-. lUtherine I Hi acock, of Cleveland, who had held he pennant. IN IMH III.K TKOl III.E. ATLANTA, (la., June 21. Cuptain Max Thiencken.-. of tlie German i miser I'linz Kile) l-'iedri, V tod.lv found himself in double trouble and also in the ru'ton county jail. He had ceased to be a prisoner of war and was a defendant in a white slave More than a yc.r aim Tliierickeng, said to he a wealthy man of high position in Germany, was occused of taking a weman from Ithaca N. Y., to I'hCuitelphia in violation of the Mann act. Later he was sent to Ft. Oifletborpe nod interned with others of (he raider's crew. On Thursday he war brought to Atlanta, sent t the jail by fc'ieral authorities and will be returned to I'hiladelphia on an order from Federal Judge Newman. i;i:maink.i si:tkd. At a rbunh adjacent to a big military ramp service was recently held for so'MjheiK only. "Let all you brave fellows who have troubles stand up," shouted the l; i eacher. ln,4:.nt!y every man rose except " Ah 1" exclaimed the preacher, peering nt this one individual. ")'ou are one in thousand.' "It ain't that." piped back the only man who bad remained sented, as the rest of his comrades gazed suspiciously at him. "Somelwtdy's put some cobbler's wax on tee seat and I'm stuck." t. Louis Republic. THK APPROACH. Xocov I'm troing to ask old Cotrox for his daughter's hand. What's a good w.iv to begin? Smart Oh, spring a few other joke, oa him first to hi In.w he takes them. It"' ton Transcript. GIONTLK SARCASM. "Ibr you regard the price of conl as high ?'' said the dealer. "No," replied the pn'ieiit citizen. "You seem to regard the stuff as so precious I "am surprised that you let go of it at any price. Washington Star. SOI.F. STIKftlNG IMPULSES. "I see where some New Jert soldier boys are to have chiropodists and trainer! nurses for their feet. "I hope they won't kicil about it." Baltimore AiK-rican.

in c 'i v i f...,'y a. . vc a I somewhat firmer 111 -the absence of any particular gelling. Prices about Sc over yesterdue'g close. Oats bids were 'Ac higher. Provisions , were lower. Close WheatJuly, $2.03; Septem'ber. ti.im. Corn July, $1.5.1Si; September. f.1.42 December, $1.0(o 1.0"

Oats July, 62iifSi',4c: September, Mc; December, MVc. Pork July, ?:w.s0; September, J.'I9.Lard- July, $2!.60jg57c; Stptcrnbr, $21.80. Ribs July, $21.37tft40c; Septem ber, $21.57. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. L'NION STOCK YARDS, 111., June 21. Hogs receipts, 24.000; market. low to 5c lower: mixed and butchers, Slo.tfito 16.05; good heavies, $ir..l0(d lfi.10; rough heavies, $15.I(KnM.3J; light, $t4.!MXfr. 15.1)5; pigs. $U.00W 14.71); bulk of sales, $15.45 16.00. CATTLE Receipts. 4.000; market. steady ; beeves, $8.75(i 18.80; cows and heifers, ..7."(S 11.70; stockers and feeders, $7.10(O 10.3a; calves, $11.00(Vt'' 15.75. SHEEP Receipts, S.0O0; market, teady; natives and westerns, $!.10(ift 11.60; lambs, $K).7.r. 16.1.0. LEBANON MARKETS. .W. 12.55 orn, 70 lbs 1.65 ats, mixed 56c Oats, white 5tk POULTRY. Kggs, fresh 2Rc llu'ter, fresh 28c Hens, 4'i lbs and over 18c Hens under 4'a lbs 15c Leghorn hens 15c soring chicks over 2pounds .. 28c Old cocks 12c Y oung cocks, staggy 12c lien turks, S lbs and over 20c Hen turks, old 20c GETS GOOD POSITION. Ralph Whitaker Made Civil Engineer of BnkersQi ld, Cal. Ralph Whitnker, son of D. S. Whi taker of this city, has been appointed ivii engineer of p.ikerslield, Califor nia. The position is a very responsi ble one and command:! a good salary. PROBATE COURT. arion H. Roberts was appointed itiistrator of Mattie Heady estate upon request of Ida Campiin. The final report of Mary r.. t ones, administratrix of the Samuel F. Cones state was approved in which her hargeal.les were f21l4.75 and credits. s'.!7d.80 having overpaid $i'6.05. MINNEAPOLIS MAYOR ONE IN NAME ONLY (is Nic lii't'iiuii'iMl M-t svrrlrr.i MINNEAPOLIS, June 21. Mayor Van I. eat at last admits there's noth ing in a name, for although he was elected mayor last fall on the Sneialt ticket, he does nothing but draw his salary. Sinic the outbreak of war, e has been formed a Safety Com mission whos-e orders in regard to wrfr roblema the mayor is bound to en force. They have been gradually ex tending the scope of their authority until there is little for the mayor to lo on his own initiative. CHEWS PIECE OF GUM 17 DAYS; SAVES LIFE iP iht iHlfrnttlftnitl vc.rt Ferrlef.l NEW YORK, June 21. A fund to purchase chewing gum for soldiers in the trenches has been started since Major A. H. O'Connor, lato of the British Army, told how his life has been saved by a lone piece of gum. 1 would probably have died of thirst," he said, "if I hail not chuwed the gum for seventeen days, as the water was unlit to drink." MAKES CONFESSION. KNOXVU.I.K, Tr-nn., June 21.-W. 3. Clark, arrested here in ronnertion with the explosion on March 6 in the munitions pi mt of the Federal Dyestuff Corporation at Kingsport, has confessed to a plot to destroy the remainder of the plant and dynamite troop tiams and bridges, according to the p ;! e. chk is helieved to be insane and is said to have tried to blow up Johns Hopkins hospital at Baltimore while he was a patient there and to have forged a check for $30,'it in Chicago. A woman reported to the authorities today that she had been asked by a German woman neighnor to secretly snap photos of muni tions plants in this section. The au thorities are investigating. SWEET POTATO PLANTS. 25.000 yellow Jersey and red Bermuda sweet potato planta coming. Get your order in now. UNION HARDWARE CO. 6-16-

n i I to ei! t s fc. ml i arm of toe I nitod Sues army upon j a war footing, according to a utateI ment made to a subcommittee of the I house militarr affairs committee toj day bjr Alan K. Hawdey, president of

the Aero clubtof America. The mibconvmittec had under con sideration bill introduced byN Rep. Murlhurt of New York, providing for the creation of a department of aeronautic to be presided over by a secretary of cabinet rank. "To make an aeronautical contri bution substantial enough to enable our allies to strike a decisive blow," continued Mr. Hawley, "there will probably be needed 11X1,000 aeroplanes and between 10,000 and 20,000 aviators the aeroplanes to be manufactured and the aviators to be trained in Ameri ca. This should, of course, be done in the shortest time possible. REIGN OF TERROR. Has Been Created by Anarchists in Western Siberia. iffy tht nietttsftoaui .Vidro Rrvir. PETROGR AD, June 21. Takiim ad vantage of the situation cre-ited by the revolution, anarchists established reign of terror in the government of Tomsk, western Siberia, and ini tial law wis proclaimed then- todav. More than 20 persons were killed by the outlaws and robbery liecame the com mon thing. More than 2.(Sifl arrests have already been made. The regiment of women rai-cil hv Vers Ituilcharkorf will leave tor the front in ahout two weeks :.nd will take over a portion of the tight -ig front in the Minsk sector. The members of the regiment range from 18 to 25 years in age and drill nine hours laily. Their regiment has been given the name of "the command of death." The women wear the regulation uni form and are armed with regulation accoutrements. GIRL'S SWORN PROMISE TO WED SHOWN IN SI IT inn th tnternntlrtmat y.r, JorHrs.) CHICAGO, June 21. A promise-towed contract, couched in letral terms jnd sworn to before a notary, is Ex hibit A in a suit filed by I. K. Werski, insurance broker, to recove; $1,020 in cash, one diamond ring, one earl lavnllierc etc., from Sirs. Antoi nette I'eilowski, until recently Miss Antionette Zebrowski. The contract dated October 11. 1012 hound the girl to wed Wcrwinski "within two years, on request of first party. VVerwin.-ki says he advanced the cash for violin lessons for Mis? Zebrowski in Europe. I was only fifteen years old when I signed the contract, and I thought it was a huge joke," said the girl to day. WRITES "REVENGE" AS HE KILLS FISH WITH OIL ll (lie n('S.lfi,.s.U Vr.r Jr.-..ri DETROIT, June 21 Louis Siber found a note on the front door of his fish market reading simplv: "Revenge." After searching his store and find ing nothing missing, Louis threw the note into the stove, taking it for n .atcr Louis discovered that daring the night some unknown enemv hn.l 1 drained the water from his fish vat i and filled it with kerosene. The loss' was $150. I HUSBAND GETS ALIMONY INSTEAD OF JUS WIFE ! Iht ttttrrnnlimil V'u-s frrrlrr.) LOS ANGELES. June 21. 1 he us ual order of things in I.o Angeles reversed when Judge Thomas or dered Mrs. Sarah Eisenring to pay her husband Charles alimony. The husband claimed that he had Sought a hotel and turned it over to his wife. Mrs. Eisenring offered to give her husband $35 a month, but his counsel objected with the protest that "no white man could live on that amount." The sine of the alimony Is as yet undetermined. I. O. O. F. NOTIC E. Monday, June 25, is the last day to pay dues. Nat Wills, N. G. Charles R. Miller, secretary. fi-10-4t. COUNTY COUNCfl, MEETING. Pursuant to an act of the General Assembly of the state of Indiana, approved March 3, 18119, notice i. hereby given that the Boone County Council will convene in special session at the auditor's office, in Lebanon, Indiana, at 10:00 o'clock a. m., Monday, July 2, l!l!7, for the purpose of considering additional appropriations for the vear 1917. Ct.EVE GOODWIN, Auditor Boone county. GEO L. FRANK & CO. Jewelers, Optician! and Music Dealers. West Side fiquaro Phone 21S

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White Iead, per pnund . . .10c Faint Oil. 1 ...linst-ed oil, per Ktillim $1.00 Covered Dishes .'i'Jc Youths Overalls "0c Men's Shirts .Vic Chiiu Cup and Suip'ern, with coin jroU'i hand. G for. .$2.1)0

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Swat the Fly A powder iu a bellows that will kill FLIES, ANTS, ROACHES AND BED BUGS. Harmless to man and animals. 10c. Long & Davis SarjfenCs Floor Lac Wall Paper

:trmKarKatat::Kia:nKr.ti!:ttttt g. r. baumgardt! I THE CLEANER S"We Clean While Others Try"! 11514 S. Lebanon St. Phone 93 S Reo Automobiles - Trucks Five-passepger four $75 Seven-passenger six $1250 I'. O. B. Laryngeal! for Demonstration Moore & McRoberts, Auto Inn L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Bank Building Third Floor COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Everything for the auto. DORT automobile. Vulcanizing a specialty. Telephone 362 Armory Building NOTICE BOY SCOUTS Now . is the time to buy your tents for use in camping. See Ciyde Lowe, Phone 390.

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Fountain Springes 50c 8-tt. Preserving Kettle ... 50c Ice Water Pitcher with ice mouth 2i)c Ladies White Underskirts, 7!H' value 48c Indies Shirt Waist. 79c values for 48c i SINGER COMPANY Singer Sewinp; Machines aold on cash or payments. Rented by week or month. Phone me, I will call at your home. Thone 99-Y. A. F. TINDER Mttii.iger Singer Company In A. A. Garner's Jewelry Store t RAT I ASLIT ADTO LIVIIT And Taxi Serrtc Day PkoiM, dOfl, Beetdonea, SS8-X WIRE AND WINDOWS Window screens 25c, 33c, lot Screen wire, yard, 13c, 16c, 18c, 2l)c Screen paint, black or green 10 Screen hinges, good, strong, pr. 10c Poor springs, each . . 5c and 10c Bow man 5c and 10c Store DOF,S YOUR OLD ROOF LEAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. He guarantees to stop all leaks with asbestos fiber roofing. PHONE 390 Phone 6 PiyNELL-COOMBS LeHaoa'a Leading Laabar Yard, Reporter on R. R. $3.00 Yearly Job Work at Reporter oZtt