Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 228, Lebanon, Boone County, 22 June 1917 — Page 6
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I Have You Yours? You're overlooking a good bet in the care of your battery if yoa haven't a Willnrtl S-rvi-p OH. It entitles you to free semi-monthly hydrometer tests by out battery experts-relieves you of half your battery care, and puts it right up to us to keep tab on your battery's condition. Our job is to prevent battery troubles for you, but should you need repairs or long recharging, we can do the job for you and do it right. And we have n rental battery for you to use while we're doing it .whatever the make or model of your car. If you haven't a Willard Service Card, come in for one, and use it regularly. ' Willard Sef vice Station
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GO WITH A BIG CIRCUS
Clifford Wilson One of Thirty at State Penal Farm Released By the Governor.
tous otTcrc.s at the s-late penal farm on condition th-it they tike emuloyn:cr,t with the Sells-Kioto circus for the remainder of the show onon or U'rti! the expiration of their sentences. In the U.-t Was t Infold Wilson of
taone county, who is serving a afrit- I rnre for nsuult nd battery. Half of their pay will be given to i . . the men each month :,n,l the .other : PPcal ilde ,0 Enllt Assist
half will be paid to the superintend ent of tite js-n-J farm to he herd In him until the expiration of the term: of the several men.
Governor Goodrich granted parole yesterday to thirty prisoners for var
Swat the rooster. Swat the fly. Soil your Roosters
AID IN RECRUITING
ance in Securing More Members for Company.
NOW. fi-JO-.lt.
Children Cry fcr Fletcher's
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The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been la use for ever over 30 years, has borne the Biijnatuie of rf. has been made under his persZX&2Zir 80nal EUPervisi,'n since its infancy. wwf'' AjHW no one to deceive you in thi3. All Counterfeits, Imitations and " Just-as-gocd are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment. c What is CASTO R I A Castnna is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains' neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its age is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has tea ia C!rtnt fl for th relief nf Constipation. Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying FeverishneKs arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sletn. The CUJldreB' Panacea The Mother's Friend. GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
f Bears the Signature 0f
Sinre the president has nkod for
I volunteers, ii eonrfrtel effort over thi t M?tn h bfinsr nnl to si-ure rocruit? ! Tho pcoj!f of Ft.iono county must as
sist in this matter as they have Hone
in repaid to the Liberty Loan ani
i they are Hoinir in rc(r:ml to the Kel
Cross. We mu4 have men. It h (cen
jer;iHy expetef! that there will be en
ough voitinu-ers to fill the first muoUi
of men without even resorting to the
fit a ft. The wiltintrnes of the peoph t help in thi preut war m v ry com pUmentary. Thry ran he of immrriH
help by influnrinK Hme men to en-
li. t. if they are not eligible for per vir" themselves Hrintfinif in remit i the neatest service that can be ren
-iorel the jrovTnmfnt at this time, for iii-lay in jr;ttin recruit means delay
m training and preparation.
The people of Boone county want a
mary hoys an po-ible to sprve in f 'ornpany H, Second Indiana Infantry.
They will he with friendrt and thev
will answer thir nntiun's call . repre.enUitivi'B of Inliana, adding to the y!ory of their commonwealth.
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In Use For Over 30 Years The Kind You Have Always Bought
SHERIDAN MAN DEAD.
Henry Miller Ftpired Ti'fdny 9t The Soldiern' Home. Henry Miller, commonly known a "Hunk" ami a familiar figure in Shpridnn for the past twenty years dil TuHny at the SeMT- Home at Marion. He Van seventy ypars old ;-nd had been at the home since the find, of May. Ilia illnes dates from the sixth of this month only. While in Sheridan he made hit home with his sister. Mm. Vnrv .trnnin
on Culifirmia rtreet He wan a member of Company K 152nd Indiana ln-
rantiy ounnir the t.ivil War. Hpnrv' nrineioal rx-runatinn dnnn
his twenty-three yearn' rerddenee here was fishing, a port to which he clevotetl practically all of the summer montiii.
Ho was tinrinl nt th. tlnm. ,.
lery at Marion Wwlne.day afternoon.
Major S. N. C-raKun Talks,
Straight From Shoulder IJ- I fore Board of Review.
The Kokomo Tribune &ay3: "At to-,
riuyV session of the Howard tounlyj board of tax review, Howard eounty i w-kj tulil told by n state tax comniis-1 sioner that it is a tax dodger. J
"Xo, the commissioner did not use; he term t dwiyer. Hir remarks ; veve couehetl in diplomatic language j iml were offered w ith tine suavity and
unimiieaihahlt courtesy tut, for all
that, they elctrly imputeil tax-dodging ! to th" cMtrrty. J '"I he s'.a' tax commissioner whs . strange N. t'rapun, of Lebanon. He J was sent here to hold a conference , aith the local tax b-iiid to convey to it the view the state Jwurd takes of thi Howanl county valuation and ' inilii-ate what the sLa'e Iroaid desires j shrill be done in rpjfard to it. "Mr. Oman diseharged his duty most rapal.ly. His metinjr with th''
tnard was agreeable throughout. He
told the board the unpleasant liht in which Howard county stunds before the state board, but he did it in a way ;iat, while it left hisiwaninsr not thr? bast in doubt, was wholly free "That Mr. Craun came well fortiii d with facts and figures, was reetl"d early in his address to the hoard. In short, he hail the 'goods.' Hp made no chance that Howard counU had di HI.i iat. ly contrived t-i r -,; -its fair share of the tax burden, but be said the county had not h.en carrying its fair share of that burden.
ireiinir; noisiness, mat so tonir as u
could tet hy witn a lower valuation than it justly should have, it was doinir only what any other county would d favorable opportunity bt?mg afforded. "In :Hll'(ort of the genera! contention that Howard is not coming up with its valuation as it shnu'd, Mr. f rngun eit.nl the average valuation t,rm(rlv.t the sta'e for certain clashes of property and then compares that average valuation with the Howard county variation. He made his point all right. He showed that Howard county's valuation is under the averago valuation on every class of property on the list. Here are the tig-
"The
erage valuation over thi
state
auto
chile
horses. $S0: on rattle. on hor Jl'i; on sheen, $t; on wis of household goiuis, fir,; on sots of farm implements ?"o. The avprage valuation in Howard county on automobiles is $lio; on horses. $71; on cattle, $.'11; on sheep. Jti.Sii; on begs. $7.75; on sets of household goods, :r; on sets of farm implements, $41. "In the face of the comparison Mr. Cragrn made, the local board could do nothing hut frankly admit that Howard county's valuation on these classes of property was not wbat it should be. To have argued to the ronfrary would have been to contend that Howard is not as good as an average county and ought not be recu:red to put its property in at the average valuation. The board would not put the eounty in any such absurd position as that, of course. "When Mr. Oagun eame to the cor porations. he made it plain extremely plainthat the state board does not think the domestic corporations operating in Howard county are bearing anything near their just share or' the tax burden. He told the local board what the state hoard would like to have donp here in tho matter of assessing corporations. It was as follows: " 'Tjko the tangible property of eac h corporation is returned, adil that to the real estate assessment, subtract !he sum of the two from t'.e capital stock anil then assess the remainder of the capital stock as hanks are asses'd at 7a per cent of the cash value.' "Should the foregoing rule be applied it would add hundreds of thousands of dollars to the valuation for Howard eounty."
ISOOKS IN GOOD SHAPE.
field Kxaminer About Through Examination of Treasurer' Books. J. B. Feitj and II. W. C. Fosdick, field examiners in the employ of the state board of accounts, announce that 'hr-y will pliably i,uv(. ti,,. examination of the books of the city treasurer completed tomorrow. They state that so far as they have gone, the books are in good shape.
CIRL WANTED. Girl Wanteil Light work and good wages tc start. Cull phons, 34. 6-19-3t Better prices for better eera. ' Sell
your Roosters now. 6-20-3t.
CASTOR I A , For Infant j4 Children
In Use For Over 30 Years
Iways bears
Blgnsaura ot
Starting Monday. June 25th. On and after Monday, June 25th the prices of th Olympic theater wiB be 5c except Saturday when a bitf comedy feature program will be prepared, prices to remain the same as now, 10c. On one or two Thursdays of each month, either a Chaplin, Fatty Arbuckle or Lonesome Luke, two-act specials, will be shown at prices of 10c. The Colonial prices will always be 10c and 5c for children. Only the very bet-t of pictures will be shown, which hava been carefully selected each and every week.
I OLYMPIC PROGRAM COLONIAL PROGRAM MONDAY MONDAY "THE GRIP OF LOVE" "MYSTERY OF THE DOl'BLE CHOSS" Coid Feal heart interest mountain drama, featuring Episode No. 6 Allen Holubar. Three acts. "HEARTS AND SADDLES" ' y0n film comedy TUESDAY "THE GIRL IN THE GARRET" TUESDAY Imp smiles and tears drama. flVo actv. W itb Jack Nvlson and .Molly Malone. "I.OVE THIEF" TNIVERS VI, SCREEN MAGAZINE" William Fox presents Orr-tchen Hartman and Allan " Hale. WEDNESDAY "VOICE ON THE WIRE" WEDNESDAY Episode No. 1 of on,- of the greatest mystery "THE LITTLE HROTHER" dranvas every produced, featuri'ig B-n Wilson and Triangle lilms present Enid Bennett Neva (ierber Two acts every dii.sday. "HOBBLED HEARTS "WHAT A (LI L (AN 1)0 ffmti Nt'stor comotly frnturinjf Ktliiie Lyons ami Loe , Munin. "'i 1 THURSDAY THURSDAY ,.THE d'esthoyERS" "CAPTAIN MAJORIE'S ADVENTl RE" Vitagraph V. I.. S. E. presents Lucille Stewart and Big V. two-act war drama. All star cast. Iluutly liordon. "THE THOl SAND DOLLAR DROP" A Victor comedy. Fur laughing purposes. t FRID AY nUDAT "A L0VE Sl'ULIME" T!lnp1i, films fonturinjt Wilfred I.iic.ih. "DAVID ( REIG'S LI CK" "SELF MADE HERO" Rex two-ait special featuring Matt Moore and Triangle Komeily Jane Hail. UNIVERSAL ANIMATED WEEKLY" S TURD V Y SATURDAY "THE DANCER'S PERIL" ... ,. . , ,, , World-Brady made pictures present the popular !t,K Comedy l.auKhfest star, Alice Brady. "DRY GOODS AND DAMP DEEDS" ' I,-Ko comedv. Two-acts. Vlul HunliBm. "THE MAN WITH A PACKAGE" The f f t joker cumt;:hE(;k;;7;y;,i;,:l,l"m Fr"nPy .even acts. The above ia the cream of million, western drama,' fturin tiypsy Hart and blm pictures. A bargain Week Ul Kinsrsley Benedict. pictures.
Don't miss "The Voice on the Wire" 5c to all.
Fell Beneath Inlerurhan Car and Dragged For Several I Feet. I
The Zionsiillc Times says: "Tuesday evoning as the westbound four o'clock trolley car was leaving the station the bystandeis were shocked to see Frank Alfo'd, the monument dealer, made a plunne toward and beneath the car and was draped some twelve or fifteen feet before the ear was stopped anil he was pulled from beneath. That he was not Instantly killed was the wonder of the accident. As it wns one side of his face was badbruised and scratched on the rough pavement of the street and his right hand severely injured, "Mr. Alford savs that just as the car started he was Roinjf to pass behind it when he became dizzy and lost consciousness and plunged headlonj? and knew nothing more until after he was taken from beneath the ear. "Mr. Alford's many friends are congratulatine him on the fact that the result was not more serious as it seemed to those who saw the accident that to escape with his life was not possible.'
Coal! Coal!
We have taken over the coal business at this place formerly conducted by Mr. C. B. Walker. S All oltl patrons as well as new ones are asked to f 5 give us a call. H Our aim will be to handle only such coal as 1 will give entire satisfaction. f H Two cars of Kentucky Coal just received. f Also a car of Barrel and Sack Salt. I II Schmacher Feed, Corn Oilcake Meal, Rapiers I Pig Meal, Swifts' 60 per cent Tankage, and Kineda Cottonseed Meal are the feeds we can guar- 1 anlee. f Kindly give us a call. I I MOORE BROS. I H ROSSTON, IND. l!lillllll!I!l!l!lil!illllll!llllll!Ilin
THE JUNE MEETING.
Kind' Daughter Claaa of firs Baptist ( hurrh .Met Yesterday. The June mating of the King's Duughteni class of the First Baptist church was held yesterday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ollie Dodd on North Meridian street with Mrs. Myron Adams assistant hostess. Then.waa business period at which time the members decided to new for the Red Cross at all their summer meetings. The remainder of the afternoon was apent in a aocial manner and during th hours saving recipes wer$ exchanged. Late in the afternoon the hostesses served refreshment of strawberries and rake.
City Garage GOODYEAR SERVICE STATION Sales agents frr HARROIIN CARS. Ford parts. Large storage space. Auto laundry. Expert mechanics. Free air. Open day and night. AH Tires Handled have 5,000 Mile Guarantee
II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Ortr Oak Drag SUM TalephoM liS. Lebanon, tad.
AUTO LIVERY
JOE COIL Gentry Erfrn-Kettay Price. At Bmtoo'l Oar.
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