Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 236, Lebanon, Boone County, 2 July 1917 — Page 5
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Citizens of Lebanon and Vicinity
are cordial invited to inspect the opening of the
MOKE.. HOUSE
Tuesday, July 3rd.
HKJH-fiRAOB CIGARS AND CANDIES ONE BILLIARD AND FOUR POOL TABLES CHILDREN'55 "AIR BOBBING A SPECIALTY South Side Square. W. B. Sparks, Prop.
Score of Rescuers at Wink to HeroTer Rodies of Over Dozen Missing. '
Classified ADVERTISING Rate Vic Per Word, Each Issue. Ma Advertisement Taken tot Lm Than Inc.
FOLESAREISSUED F0RGONSCR1PTIQN
FOR SALE
FOR SALE OR TRADE Equity, 5nvtn bungalow, biitli, consioer rood lot. Inquire this office. 6 2o-t. F Oil" KALE An auto trailer. Phone 62H-Y. 6-26M FOR, stf'iv'sow 'due to 'arrow by August 27. Phone 1224i 6-21 4t
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,-OH SALE tiarlcy Davidson mutorcyrle and aide car. a good an now: will elt cheap. Call Frank jewelry
iiore for information. rOR "SALEFresh
ran Adams, uhonc l'ZMQ.
WANTED " : P7ANTED MALE'AND FEMALE ; " HELP An intelligent person may earn $100 monthly corresponding: for newspaper $40 to o0 monthly in spare time; experience unnecessary; no canvassing; subjects suggested. S -f d for particulars. National Press : I urrau, lioom 1619, Buffalo, N. Y. 4-27-6-moi. i ' N'TLD Person who iound bun- ' die containing suit of clothes and v o small coats to return same to Reiser ottoe. 6-19-tf. ' M'f I OirU for the finishing n i'1'i.aitirrnt. Inquire at Uot.s M in-
; '.--ur g company. . t NTFl--- Fireman at T. II , I. and 1 K. pow5t' station. Phiine 7-6. 6-2!-tf. i t 'VN Tf f- 3 to S funrUied room. ii ,-, at the new billiard parlor on I p.,th nideaquaie. 7-3; at ' FOR RENT . . iji" fii.NT 8 room house, bath. toilet i'n blocks from square. .Veil A (company. 6-ltf. ; "" " LOST
I (vx bu""y. leather satchel, cun- ' L .,;nrf--g child's clothing, bet-wem
fi le U'H cni.i tenr and Pikes' Crr - leavo at thi4 office, or ph
r.nl ilc-iMons of the local board to .. iti-tr rt board, either by the pervt. h has been called or by the pernio ti'ed the elmm fop rxi-mptinn .ir iii.thj j?e in lespertof aoh person or by the government, "The district boards shall be notifi to assemble by the United States Ma'fi marshal and shall organize. hea i irajority of the members arc
6-'-t-6t i prfont.
Cull My-, "Ttr ijiHrict board
may not art
sin committees. The business of
the 4-tr't board will he to hear apaeVj r.i to exercise original jurisI c'ko is the matter of claim made for tiivnsrge by persons engaged in eertti iaduetrie, including agriculture "After the closing of proofs in any PruruUr case of appeal from the loci! hmni Khali decide the cane and ht! notify the pernon of the derUion. if tl W:Mon ia against the penon in 4.W K'half it i made, such per'e uak. as railed for military ser-v'-e. 11 the doriKion of the board i '.at irfi-n nhall he disrhargod, it
jk the oeraon a cfcrtirtAte t
I that e1rt. ' ; ' "The drnt is authorized lo af-
m ii'y or iwetic any decision board. "l.i"U of llicwe drawn lia!l i forrivii t provost marKhalucneral
"d wtle,-, fr the a,i-emb!inf of e-
Pr.ons will be prejcribcd
- ::;nsTER spills
tuose selexteil as tiie result of '-hii
process to constitute, with the roc ilar army, the nntional guard, and the
navy, the f e!.Uin forces of the na
tion, all of which forces are under
the terms of the In y pi. red in a position of eiu;.l ru ' t, dictiity and responsibility with i,t? memliera of all other military forcos.
"The refrulations have been drawn
" ith a view to the net-ds of the circumstances of the whole country and provide a system which it is expert will work the least inequality and personal hardship. Any sytem in it -operations, neressati'y s-r. ki-ts sotn-' men to bear the burden ef danirer and sacrifice tor th whoie Nation. The 5J-?tem b-re pinvi!ed placed all men of :-,i!iiar- aire upon an ev n plan and then, by a election which neithet favors the one nor penalizes the other, calls out the requisite number for service. "The successful operation of this la'w and of these- reflations depends necessarily upon the loyalty, patriot ism and justice of the members of the boards to whom its operation is committed, and I admonish every member of every local board anil of every district board of review- that their duty to their country requires an impartial and fearless performance of the deli
eate and difficult duties intrusted to
them. "They Bhould remember in every
individual case presented to thm that
thry are called upon to adjudicate the
most sacred rights of the individua and to preserve untarnished the hono of the Nation. "Our an.iies at ttic front will bstrengthened and sustained if they b composed of men free fvnm any seni , of injustice in their nr.cxle of sch-ction
imil they will be inspired to loftio efforts in tiebaK of a country in whY' the citir.ens calleil upon to peiforn
hifh public functions perform them with justice, fcarles.vno-s and impartiality.
WWlOENrS ORDER. If w. Statement oa Working of The DrafL IntrrmltMH St Kertiet. , "'AS-HISGTON, July 2-Tne iM r of the I nited Rtatee i toavi,..,( ,,,, 1...,,. ,,...
fWM"l hardship." Pr!t w ilwi today in is M for the workmir of' t ut(,i ,Jntin nifTy mPn)ber of ' Vr,'''.'t board "impartial ami fear-
'.rT ,rn,a,ncc "! th delicate and V"'1 ''W,cs entrusted," in order cot ''nKt Ht thc front lt nt men tree from sense of
"i their mode of selection.
"'"t Wilson's statement fo!-
tltfl fM miTnillaital .Vnrt tfrrrlce.l NIAGARA FALLS, N. Y., July 2 Rattling with stroeg eddien that thi-riitentd to dra tlwm down to death in Niagara's Ifreat whirlpools, a sroic of rescuers at daybreak today resumed their aearch for the bodlea of niore than a dozen persons reported missina; following; thcr plunge of a crowded electric car yesterday afternoon into the rapiils. Ten bodies had been recovered and eight of them identified early today. The bodies of two other prsona, positively known to- have been on the wrecked car, have not been recovered The death toll probably will exceed twenty and may reach thirty. Itodios of many of the missing may never be recovered, men familiar with Niagara 's Yapids say today, Tlu-y were seized by the rushing water;;, battered against thc rocks and then devoured by the great whirlpools that form part of NiBttarn's fr-enic bauty. Warninif of a washout on the (rorffe railroad came just si x minutes too late to prevent the tragedy. . militiaman ami a man employed on the cantilever bridge spanning the rapids phoned the dupat.liera office. But the car operated by Motorman Luke Crandall had left six minutes before, crowded with pleasure seekers, most of them from middle western cities, who were enjoying the beauties of Niagara in a ride over the famous "gorge" route. Some one on the rear platform had just broken into the chorus "Tippersry" when the tracks gave way. In an instant the car was hurled over the walled embankment down twenty feet into the swift waters of the rapids. The tlisaster occurred on the American side just south of the supfor'ri of the cantilever bridge. fvildmrs rushed to the rescue but had difficulty fighting the angry rapids. It was late at night, after the car had been dragged from the rapids by a de rrick, that most of the bodies weie recovered. ..... R. G. Klee. of Toledo, Ohio, was on his honeymoon, having been married Saturday. He and his .bride were sitting in a rear seat. Slee was half stunnad hy the fall of the cur, but clung 7b his wife, who was semiconscious, ui.lil .,l.li;r3 sr.it firemen arrived.
LEBANON BOYS MAY
l loyd Perkins and Several Others From Here to En lint in Hoosier Troop.
FAtR CROWDS.
Y & BRATrON ERAL DIRECTORS ne K; Keaidene phooaa t40 and toi lock. Eat gaaifc B treat
UlJUsI,
tw
i, "'"t Wilson's statement
, 'lie regulations which I am to-
-ne- (UiiTiion or the seiee-
Attended the Concerts (.iven by the First Regiment Military Hand. Fair crowd attended the concert and picture show given Saturday af
ternoon and night at the 0iera Hou. e by the military band of the First Ropi-
ment, I- N. Die motion picture--' Spirted the soldier life at Fort Ilonjapiin Harrison. Many patriotic shdes
were biscj nn. ine concert given by the band was ef exceptional merit.
Kev. t.harie A. I arkin arid aotain
Ij. O- Magle made patriotic address)-
.B which appeals were made to the young men to volunteer In the army and in Company II, nf Lehamm. Thlocal Red Cross received 7,r,o as its ahnre of the proeeH,. R. R. MEN I RCE U. S.
COMPENSATION
Floyd Perkins will go to Indiantpol's Thursday where he will take tis final examination for admission to pie supply company of the First Iniiana Cavalry troop, which is trr he tiohilized July 5. With Mr. Perkins till likely be Lester Crider and Ira shley, and probably other lbanon hy Captain Carl Pl k of the ConInental National Bank is in command ind Cully Thomas, thc well known itliletc, is lieutenant.
aw, rover the remaining
Ian for calling into the L'mtetl .States qualified e wh have registered:
LAW
;Trs;i PRIcn 1 ADl )R POULT UY Co!! C,ncre C li, m i'twne lit
(By (He I"NMI .Viff ftcnicc.) DFNVER, C!o. July 2.-IU,!roa(! employes of Colorado are setting afoot a movement to bavr. '.he nation
al ronpres pas a (cderul Woikmen's CompensatKm net. Thin i, one
I of the results of a recent decM-nn of ! the L'mted States Supreme (,oUrt in i ihe eat of Winliem vs th New York Central Railroad Compnv, in mch I i .) I M t'nt the Nw r,r)( '-ii re -,(. tmn At is r ' ' '"I e ue ii
WITHAM HOSPITAL
Means Buying a Box Quality Sox . By Buy the Box BY THE PAIR 15c 20c 25c 35c 50c
Elbert Perkins Companyv
rs. H. L. Ferguson, of Thornto rv,ent an abdominal cttJ't'Htiot
hospital this morning. Dr. Clark.
f Indianaimlis, was the surgeon
John Robinson, of Lebanon Route 4, -nterrd the hospital yesterday for
t eatnirnt.
' Mrs. I.. K. Witt and baby, of l-eb-luin Route 4, returned bmn yester-
Mis. Morton Kimmel, of near lb-
lion, who has been taking medical
tetment for four weeks, returned to
r home yesterday.
Mrs. 1. T. Fendbv. of Ibnnon
Inrte 11, who was operated on two
teks ago returned home yesterday,
MINOR COURTS
i. I.i'jo 9I'tU'hl were
i and looged in Jail
hv f iffirer Eirtmrt
t hi 'me Jo 'lie cf
us hrele e this Toon Ciid innltv and eath of 1 and co:ls.
wesitern invasion which begins at Cleveland on July 7. That is, if Babe Ruth isn't kept out of the game too long by Czar Johnson for plugging I'm p. Owena at Boston. He points out that the Sox are playing better varly-scason baseball than they did at this time last season, and the chart shows that on July 1, 1916, the Boston club waa occupying fifth place. While there is a strong point in the relative showing of the team this year aa against 1D16, it is hard to see why Barry should pick the coming road trip for a Red Sox drive. Every tall club finds obstacles on the road which are not encountered at home. And the average winning
club does most of its winning on the ; home lot and is fortunate to break j even or a little better on the road. : But Barry is set in his belief, and it is more than likely that he exleet the pitchers to show better form. Ruth and Ix?onard bore the brunt of the pitching up to the middle of June. They worked any old time they were
needed and it waa up to them because Shore and Mays were not ready. Two C ks ago, however, these two hurlers
began to show signs of real fonn and took a heavy load off Barry's mind.
If Boston is to come through as
Barry predicts, she will have to ac
complish it with four pitchers, and every one of t)ie four will have to tie
going at top speed, according to the
way the dope sheet reads. This is why Ruth's presence in th lineup is absolutely imperative. Boston's
pitchers are great workmen when they are all working, but in the west they
are going to encounter some sturrhorn opposition on the mound, for the
White Sox and Cleveland ataffa are improving with the warm weather
here to stay, and the White Sox, in particular, are long on pitching talent, where Boston is badly in need of a fifth pitcher. Bader has shown class
thc few games in which he haa irked, nut as a regular he probably II he found a weak sister. Whatever the standing of the Bos
ton rlub may be when they hit the
ad for the second long trip, the out
come ef their invasion will be watched
with the keenest Interest by the fans,
for if the Red Sox staff is going to
crack, as predicted hy so many of the
tics, the coming road trip will lie
the logical place for the crash.
One thing in favor of a stubborn
fight on the part of the Bostonei is the indomitable confidence of every
one connected with the team, from President Harry Frazee down to the mascot.. Those Sox have met with
ucrcss so often that they ean't understand what "slump" or "hard going" means.
WAGNFR FOR MANAGER? Will this be Jimmy Callahan's last season as manager of the Pirates? Barney Dreyfus hasn't hinted that he is contemplating a change, and as I'arnoy doesn't very often deal in futures for publication he would probably answer the direct question
with somp remark about the high cost
of holes in cheese. But the wags have it that Callahan
will probably "resign" at the close of the present season and that Honns Wagner will be namfcd manager of the
club.
That Wagner returned tc tke Pirates with the understanding he waa to be ms.de manager is improbable, for Hnmi is not thBt kind of a man. The big Dutchman is kindly, and If any
thing, a bit sentimental, Ha is nut
the kind of a man who would horn
his wav into the shnea of another.
Yet the fact remain that Honns is
immf ni-oTv popular, arid as man. 'Of !h4i pirates his popularity w he cxen greater, for he is st'l! em' ' ttiayinr ball. ' Whether or nit I woa'd eemmi. r the uutngmt t
$$$$$$$$$ $$$$$$ $25.00 TO $300.00 Loaned npon Furniture, Livestock and other Chattels nt legal rates v TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN la luma of J50 and over you may have 25 months In which to repay - your loan, or you may repay sooner if you like. e SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS Write us or call upon us. for full particulars. tl Will be in Lebanon each Friday - W. A. SWANK " M ' 111-13 Ben Hur Bldg, Crawfordsville. Ind. 10P4 West Main street, Lebanon, Ind. (Squire Trowbridge" office) $$$ $$$$$$$$$$$$$
SAVE YOUR OLD TIRES We have a place for them. We will pay you 10c per pound providing, however, you buy new ones. We are agents for the well-known Goodrich, Ajax and Federal Tires. PALACE GARAGE Phone 95. 220 North Meridian Street ' . . 0PNDAY AND JSlGUTa,
When in Need of Lumber See Us
Fuller Lumber Co.
Phone 231.
410 West Sos'Jj Strict
at the start of the season and his ball
playing for 1917 was over then and
there. At thc time no ohe believed that the Cubs would hand him a re-
ease, for when he ia souad and well
he is one of the best ball player in the big show. J ;
The release of Faieti therefore.
came as a surprise t the general base-
hall public, for every onrnhnught that he would be carried by the Cub be
cause he broke his leg in service on the diamond. Evidently Saier's eon-
treet did not bind the Cub manager to keep him on the payroll,
The real cause for his release, ac
cording to the best information, is
the fact that one of hi.) eye it fail
ing him. This was siiid to be the
ause of hia batting Mump in 1916
and the purchase jf Mo!!witx from Cin-
innati indicated at the time that Saier
was slipping. '
SATLRIIAY'S RK.SVI.TS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis, 5; Mil-vaukee, 1. Louisville, 4; Minneapolis, 3. Columbus, 3; St. Paul. 2. Kanwut City, U; Toledo, 7. NATIONAL LEAGUE Chicago, 8; St. Iswis, 0. Philadelphia, fi-S; Brooklyn, 2-3. Pittsburgh, 5; Cincinnati, 4. New York, 8; Boston, 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Cleveland. II; Chiraeo, 1. Philadelphia, 14-8; Waaliingten, C-S. Bocm. B; New York, 2. lit. Louis, 4-&j cinnt, 3-6. SI NDAY'S R! SI LTS. a'" : i' an' ; . : viow HI,' s 2i i i , 1 1J
SINGER COMPANY Singer Sewing Machines sold
on cash or payments. Rented by week or month. Thone me, I
will call at your home. Fhone 99-Y. "
A. F. TINDER Manager Singer Company In A. A. Garner Jewelry Stor
MONUMENTS See us for your monnmenta if you
want first clan stock and workman
ship. Call us and we will bring you
to our shop for inspection.
Shop phone 102; Res. US or 7M PLACE YOUR ORDFRH EARLY , HARf.AN MONUMENT CO.
DR. A. F. NELSON ) VETERINARIAN Davis Rms. Livery Rartr rhones 7 and 2UU7 v. , ,ii i DO IT YOU' Do It yrur 8-1 fV ' ear look new. 'V ROBES' : v --rp;
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