Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 230, Lebanon, Boone County, 25 June 1917 — Page 6

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People really start to enjoy life when they l0Lrin to wear tine footwear A certain .-sense (if prideful possession will cause your feet to walk as if they belonged within the charmed circle of well dressed folks. Don't side step this question- any longer. Dress up your feet. Morgan Shoe Co.

Olympic Theater Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT "THE CRIP OF LOVE" Allen Holuhar St Louis Lm-ly Think of that, you tr worshii'lrn. Two of thf briKhtottt in the tilm hnnutnent on the regular Universal program. There's quality for you. Ami a biff story with t)e heart punch that get the trowiis. Allen, in th mountains fof his health, mn t.-t Loui.-e, thpre to tench school. ftoth air strane9T to the settlers, and while Lou: -p un;tntionully ai tract. the aitentmn of h villas bully. A!l-n Mjpretii! of being a revenue ofiiwr. The bu!tv is mysteriously shot, and Alien ih rmt only wisftwtrd, but i takffi U the woods, where a rnte around his mik is about to cut his life tory short, when the most startling climax not only wrvffi to save hi? life, hut to brinir to a most logical conclusion one of the most powerful three-re lent we hive seen in many a tonic 'Jl'' 5c ADMISSIOX-oc "The Voice o, the Wire" Every Wednesday. Vacation Trips Special low round trip fares to Lake Erie resorts, Niagara Falls, eastern cities, Colorado and the west via CLOVER LEAF ROUTE Auk Clover Leaf agents or write to C HAS. E. ROSE, Asst. General Passenger Agent, Toledo, O. The Storey Values J CLOTH CLOTHING Harry L Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES ftcsfdm photM, 224 j Office, 1M JOB WORK AT BEPOKTER

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snow-men vou start to enjoy life! Olympic Theatre Coming Wednesday, June 27 Warning always of w.nie my.-tfrinijs evrnt iih'.ut to orrur, "thn voire 'in tilt irr" I.Hirii'il tin- fhrowil brum ol eminent lawyers anl nf thf gieate-t jTi'en ilclet'tive cliuiacti'r evi'r til?H't SiilMini'ly (trc'it. ynii k'.'A (' farina' -f.l Ky thi - n-rnarkiiljli- joiia! "THE VOICE OX THE WIRE" P-n Vi!,-on, the popular CniveM' st ir, uh th- irrat '!i'1rctrvn portiv i rlianw-tor that will fiwinat.- ou. If , -tt ai.t t. .c tl.c iri. 'i'.o-t ,ri! tilt. my.'t" t iirtiim, liij wcwi. anil tpn-e in. ,ft- p.c V',.ic on the Wi his tlvitrf. 5c A DM ISS10N .ItJillliiiiiiiiilHliliiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin I COOK iTn I GAS HHIIHIIIIimMIIIHIIIIIIIIHMIMIHIIIIIIIIIII can supply you with anything in the Hardware line AL0 TVS MOMS 0 T FOBS) Ihanon Hardware Co. P. D. WINTERS CHIROPRACTOR Honrs: f-ll a. tru, t-6 and 7-8 p. am CONSULTATION AND BttttAL ANALYSIS FREE Rooms 2U-220-222-22t i'hon 55

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Will Have Authority to Declare Embargoes on Exports. (Bv Ike tilrrnnllimilt Virl krittrr.) WAFUlXfiTOX, June 2X Presi-

dent Wilson today hv exefut.ve onlerl"' ,rum ' -iiS" "i ne ouia oi eirated th" now export touncii, better th h" 'l fr" $ir..25(o)l;..6.-i. known a. the emhariro b(1ard. It will I CATri.E-The reeeipU of 700 cattle have con, pltte authority to declare em-1""9 m"llll' "'W ,n',t1 verv mal1 harK, on export from th.- country j fLve for this tinle in th wwk- nd and is expected to prove a moat power-1 there corresponding look of var-

fu! weaton in dealing with the neu' trul riytion? thr.t are known to have been enyaKefi in supDlyins; (iermany with foofistulft. ami materials for the innnufirture of munititms. I'n.UT the presiiientV. onler th new council if made up of a representative i.f the conMiieire, agricultural and .tatr HepartmentK ani of the food ad-rnini.-tratin. The pHcinj? of an emh..rtr h thi-- new !y vrcatol oruanizHticn wili niiiUe it impossible for nutia's to evi-nt jrveat quantities of ''ti'iti;tt ;md 'ither supplies from thin country. Through this powerful wealn t)m t'ntted Stutes will le able to foiiow th f'!ori. fiim this country .ill the wav t't the ultimate consumer. Jl'RY TRIAL. !m of m itt vs. (Vntral Indiana liv. (omw lp For Hearinit. 'I he nso of llirnm S. DeWitt 'ii in. -tt the Ontiai Indiana Railway ., tor ftiimatr. was on trial today fore a jary in the circuit court. The am'irf i.- s-ekinc to rt-cover damages r the killing of horses by a train. Other Court New. The cae of Nova Hillock vs. Charles Miliock, ha. leen dismissed on rt i on of the plaintiff. In the case nf Mabel Morrow vs. irinj? VV, Morrnw, for divorce, judjrnent was rendered fr the plaintiff irrantinic her a divorce and restoraof her maiden name, Mabel HikF'ARALYTIC STROKE. I Suffered hv (). C. Wilson at III Home on Meridian Street. C. Wilson stiff1 a severe home on reaterday He was ke of pjimlysi-t at hi North Meridian street vorninir olo;it 10 o'clock. epinn: fie lintk porch when he r.. 11, !.! left side is atferted. PKOl'OSE ( R01 INCREASE P.V NARROWING ROADS ( thr cii..f Vfr. frereire.i I'liin i.AN'D. (lie, June 2.ri. In orier to cut down the :nount of waste :uwl and incieae the crop acreage Hie citizens of I'matilla county, in Ka.'tcrn (in-Fon. propose to narrow rad of the county and thus udd 7,iVK acies of wh.at land, capable of roducing enough grain to meet the neeos of every one in the county itis figured that with an average jilld of twenty-five bushels to the acre the land ould produce 187.MK' u.-be!.-. The p opulation of Cmitill ounty is ai.'it 2S.HIKI and the amount f giain added to the yield by tlu proposed plan will just altout feeil he county'o people s far as cereal PASTOR I'SES KNITTING AS LI RE FOR CIU RC H I By te ;rfolfoioil Veir ferric) f.W.S COVK. I.. I.. June 2.-,. Small iitti'11'latne and lack of enthusiasm ! the Ciupenter Meinon.d M. T. chureh has causeil the pastor, the Kev. Ilr. VV. 11. Hughes, to institute a new scheme to draw laggards to church. "Hereafter both men and women memljer:. of the chureh will come prcjiareil to do their knitting,' he has announced. "If there tt anyone in the gathering who cannot knit, be he man cir woman, fh-n we will see thnt that i.eron learns the art. If we can't l, ray, we can knit ami do something for the army of Americans who will soon he cios-ii.g the sen." HIS EXPEKIENCE. "That yoong electrician got an answer from the girl he proposed to that " oppurcd to all his scientific principles." . j "Whit was it?" 1 "A decided negative which wa also quite positive," Baltimore American NATIONAL ATTRACTION. Passenger How do you manage to get the men in your car to move for ward? t Conductor I have the motorman let he pretty girls in by tha front V Chicago Herald. JOYS OF TRAVEL. "I like to travel." "You occasionally meet some nice people." "And you may nevWitee Vn again. That's another good point.' Kansas City Journal.

M.N:U-0tlS .WARX2T. lXDlAN'AIU.IS, June 25. Tre were only 4..)0() hogs arrived for the ou'Dine; marki-t tma wwk, and this was the princiml factor that enabM aalmir to finally pia their connipimenta at iritea that were ateady to fie lower than the r!o of liuit eek. The hoga weighing from 190 loa. up--arl were ateody, while other were Rc lower. There was a good Monday inquiry from eastern aoureea and there was a very fair rlraranve. Sales rang-

ety of gradea upon which buyers could make their selections. ' There also wan a lack of choice dry-fed stock, hut there waa an inclination to discriminate more against the grasafed kinds, but, as a rule, the market wan quoted steady with the close of last week. Bulls sold in line with other cattle, and there was also a steady to, strong market for calves. There was a continued lack of country inquiry for stockcrs and feeding rattle this morning, which resulted in a very dull trade, hut prices were ouoted steady with the close of last week. CHICAGO CHAIN. C HICACO, June 25. Wheat was active at the opening of the Chicago Hoard of Trade today. July wheut up '1 cents and bids on September were :! to 4 cents higher. Corn was up jh to -4 cents. Provisions were lower than Saturday's close. Cose Wheut July, 1.10; September. ll.Ki. Corn July. Sl.oT'sST He; September. $1.48(ii;c; December, $1.1(1'.0 lc. Oats July, 62cf September, 5.1'i.c: December, M'iitn e. I'ork July, $.'W.75; September, $M9.05. LardJuly, $21. '0; .September $21.. Rib July, I21.S2; September, $21.!'(lin 21.112. , I.EBANO.I MARKETS. Wheat $2.5S Corn, 70 Iba l.7 Oi-ts, mixed ode Oats, white 60c POULTRY. Kggs, fresh 26c llutter, fresh 2c flens, 4'ii tbs and over 18c Hens under 4'i lbs lSc leghorn hena 15c Spring chicks over 2pounda .. 28c Old coeks 12l Young cocks, ataggy 12c lien turks, 8 lbs and over 20c Hen turks, old 20c Tom turka, old 15c Tom turka, 12 Ib and over .... 20c CAN'T TELL KISS BY SOL NI), COl'RT RI LES I fty thr nrer4kffimifl Atr Rerrtrf.) BEACON', X. Y June 25. You ran't tell whether it's a kiss or not by the sound alone. A momentous den, truly, but one easily reached by Judge Willard Brockway when Herbert Jordan attempted to justify his leaving bis wife because she kissd a grocery clerk. "How do you know she did?" asked the Judge. Jordan brought forward a neighbor ho said she hnd heard the "sound of kissing through the keyhole." "We have to go t,y fact, not by sound,' reo.arked Judge Brockway. "It might have been some other noise with a ki.-sing sound." THE KAISER'S PRAYER. Mine Ciott vill you be mine partner You don t know who I am ? I am the (lerman Kaiser. Der Emperor Will-I-am. You know I vipped der Be'giums. I nd mit bulleta tilled Russia full. L'nd I'll vip Krance and Italy, Lnd blow up Johnny Bull. Now all Hem odder nations I don't give a dam. If you just be mine partner t ill vip dut Uncle Sam. You know I got dem submarines. All Europe knows that well, But dat Edison vot got a patent, Blows them all to hell. Now Cott, if you do dis. Pen you. I vill always love. Und I will he Emperor of dis earth Lnd you vill be Emperor above. But Cott, if you refuse me dis Tomorrow night at eleven I'll call mine Zeppliiu out, L'nd declare war in Heaven. I vouldn't ask you dia But it can be plainly seen If not Edison pushes der button I got no submarine. THE DEAR DEPARTED. Availing herwlf of her ecclesiastical privileges, the clergyman's wife asked questions which, coming from anybody else, would have been thought impertinent. "I presume you carry memento of some kind in that locket yeu wear?" she said. "Yes, ma'am." sal dthe parishioner, "it Is a lock of my husband's hair." "But your husband it (till Iive," the lady Mclsimsd, "Yea, ma'am but his hair it gone." Liverpool post.

RO.V1K. June 25 The bit citv clock I

in the WO-foot tower t.n College Hill! here was stopped by dog. When City Timekeeper Williamson went to wind tha clock two days before, as he does every week, a dog followed him on the winding stairway and when the timekeeper left he did not notice that he had locked the dog in th cock when he closed the door that leads to it For two days, without water or food, the dog whined and Larked COO feet above the city, but of course, was not heard. Then people of the city looking at the clock saw that it had stopped, and some one notified the timekeeper, who went to see what was the matter. He saw the dog lying against the big pendulum, snarling savagely. A policeman brought the animal safely to earth. It was almost starved by its two-day fast, but has recovered. FROZEN EGGS FROM CHINA HIT H. C. OF L. (fly ffte fsreriMifdwio Tinea flerricO SEATTLE, Wash., June 25. Eroxen eggs shipiml from China without shells are helping combat the high cost of living on the Pacific coast and through out the Middle West. In the ports of Seattle and San Erancisco 34.5(10,000 egg arrive an nually, in tin cans containing fifteen to thirty pounds each. One egg nghs tv.-o ounces. A, L. Knisely, of the United States Food Laboratory here, says that a much smaller percentage of bad eggs are found in these shipments from China than in the local commodity. To companies one bnllxo and one American shell, pack and freeze the eggs in China. The eggs cost at least one-third less than locals, it is said, because of the mailer cost of production not on the part of the bens, but laborers who gather, pack and distribute them. CONFISCATE PROPERTY OF CZECH MAGNATES (By 1t tnlermnli'rmitl Vete (ire(re,i VIENNA. June 25. The Offl. ul (Jalette for Bohemia reports that the property of five bunk directors of Prague has been confiscated bv order of the military 'authorities, these tinanciers having been qi rested on charges of high treason and plotting against the armed forces of the Puul Monarchy. They are lr. Jaroslaw Preiss, Apollo Ruzieka, lr. Ludislaw Schourek, Rudolf Pilat and Dr. Anton Tills. All five of them are men of great wealth sn.J political ha.lds ilh large following. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Burrow of East Elm street entertained at 6 o'clock dinner Sunday evening, .Mr. and Mrs. Harve Wagoner and son of Anderson. Eastman and Premo films at Petig's Candy Store. 6-2:l-2t TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY. LOST Sunday night, black silk scarf between Rant!) ehnreh un.l lir..r. on street on E. Main street. Kinder please call 547-1. C-25-.'it. FOR SALE An auto trailer. Phone K-'S-Y I! .05 r FOUND Odd Fellow shield pin. Owner nn hnve S:,mo l.v enll,' t Ml East Walnut street, Lebanon. Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Bank Building Third Floor COOK BY WIRE WrTIIOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co DOES YOUR OLD ROOF LEAK? IF SO. SEE CLYDE LOWE. El guarantee to stop all leaks with asbestos fiber roofing. PHONE 390 G. R. BAUMGARDT 8 . THE CLEANER I "We Clam While Others Try' 11BH 8. Lebanon St. Phone 9 I

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