Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 236, Lebanon, Boone County, 3 July 1917 — Page 4

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HX Co Wii few ........... ? tr turn. bf Crrjr. im 7t4 mitrtt ia4 fSnfftii of mr rv.ci la a wi-n of fcc pr . jt yf ft id- A t i ait mt Uf r Hot a ftl 4 arte A4viiitm au4TcrffW s J-. -V M m trfcin fcrtr M. Oft Kt T M p. vr. 'n Vjui Najrt, artry JUjty ctiU, W, M. fH-nTi rv . No I. rc A W fN. s4 Wffivlx7 iwonift, 1 . Wwm rvtv-f. n, 4$ R. , M frlfl ft 4s.rr. r mHi NMmlh. 7 p re ljroa CmmtrmnArr Ho. 41, Knltit St U'RSS OB ALCOHOL The big, fUt Um before eongres just now i as to whether the congress will rise to it dot an patriot Aiwrkann and destroy the liquor traffe during tii war. Aieohof AAe big (fuestion even it, irw of few, hvt there ii! w ija!km that tfcU BMlwn. facing (truegle with tf nt efficient Batifto in tb wortil, iiiuuM do wrth:n pu Cotkijmi iwmi to b willinir to dt wy tempofurily ith ti nwnoacture af whi.ky, bJt thre in bik frjnalfhip or br n4 li(ht wiai? Tb tkfejiie of lh- U plateil on Uif groupH Jiist they do not us up man) fwxl ixrwIacU, tl that the flnrrcrnmrni iicui the reViTiU team beer and Th fitii!n ul thin nation rrftntl) mlj-rriU'ii more than three billiurui ol ilm!iir to twi'liurt the ar, and tbf d nt nd the revenue from alculiul in nny form to fondurt the war. Th7 have iWidfd In many UU thul iiiej do not ntl tiie rrvenue from wiIooihi to tmnry on the trhoole or tlx iilie iniirovrmit of ny kind The Amwiran (eoplp, on the everaee Jo net nt ny help fium rvcnur from itny ctU. Thy rulH rathf.r wy directly from their on rkr!j than to take tntt from yiet. (.'.i,ifrii ffsjuerf a law mitVing Uk RlKtrkt of ('olumbia dry, and hue rrcrntly put into ttrt nroviaiorig that the nolillff boyn shall not drink, even ntking rt penitentiary effsnse t tril iilrvho) to tolilkr. Why eot:nue the dr!nkm( einmif th !. k'-rr ml fven bs th patrifitje people he am tx-yond the liinlta, and kt tlxeirie time n'fme to permit th ol di"' to drink? Why de the nold.er b have to make H the nacri f ire ? If diinVnjr Is goo4 tkinx for' iioit'uiid oun tia am uot !n tfcf tnii) or in Die RrA Crtmz, why it ll not iplfndid tbinr for the cnldier h'.)' d 'f th younK wen n 4he on the fit and the Rod ,'ror In the hon;itil? If the nution i to rruke money from utronol, why not lake tr !''r'i (del i!or' morn-y fin- the piiin? What In iiie'lf(l Jut no' In tonfii. Ik Kpin't of reI I'otunue and tiirini-aenry. Ton rnny mvmtivr r sfiaid t Die lii'ir vot", loo rmiiiy nt to h'V "f-'l !!ljf' bnil lo liMt m h' -'y can j- ,t ln,"'-r on ,irn !'! Miy I'hcy ii4 or did nut do ny

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sot rw knp ti ritri cf te er-o ?re-t and decide tfce ijtioB of people? Tm people of this t'te end ef ti nation ere vsL'jcit le ak tame Mc nfwes for the uree of the war, for the fTocrrew of Loe worle and to bring about . " A'cosoi tunli ia the way of sire arji oi,ck s-inrew, for it destroys the iBrri- of eeeryho-ly who otiarfsee it and it takee way U ' fo-d predict ijt are to badly needed by thi ye. A rn.ifn hraa Ja it &Vi ' by alcohol would not heaitate a irnrnent in making the aacrifiee f nfirohi ift Mirh an emerfrenry aji the (,,-wiit, with rtarr-ation rii thr rid ar d the German wolf at the viior of otrr nation. Ir.-!.ara' seretom have a 'eat op90!tin;ily to liie up with the mora' and e.-.-ra ' Mntimtnt ef the fjjle whom tf;ey pruft. to repre--i,t. It ,Ji not time foe hi!ly ahall; md oncrtiiinty. There ia but ow-rut-f,,T U.-m la Uke and that if lo Tote to pjt alcohol out of the nautn liurinir the war, an well a aftet .he war. There ia no ijuention cf .'iiinre involvedthe per,),; pay it the war, and do o dirertly with "HKK-y maiio m an honest way. The peo.l.; want their boy in the trenrhen o l.ave every rhante for clear brairw ind ateady arraa, in order that the may come i,ai k home aa irood aj the) rent, and alo tiuit ti;ey may have a -ti!r chance to cane back h'me at !l. Tiie government will be in better .:ti(jti to ak the opl for money for the conduct of the ar if the govwnt ahowa a little courage itself nd little lipirit of aacrifice. The saving of the republic, even the aving of the world, i the great! Uetion of the day, but the irel way to win the war and to keep t(i peojde from atanration in to make a1 m-n more eflVient by the deatructiut. 3i alcohol, mdng it only for muniU-fu afwar'A ir,y mUiione of people even go ac r ,i to believe that Use deatructtur; 4 ulcohol ia a greater queatiofl than the rteitrtiction of autocracy in thir rUla of the world. Lincoln aaid he rould alive the nation, even with laierj ia It, but now, almost three core years after, it doea not Mem poiwible to nave the republic withou' first destroying the alavery of alcohol. THO.N FROM HORSE. On la McCoy, of Marion Township Injured This Morning. Otis McCoy, of Murion township, us thrown from a horse this morning about (.00 o'clock at his home, and waa rendered unconxcioua for more tb i two hours, Ko booea were t.'roken, but h was probubly hurt in ternally. His condition ia nut reira filed sa serious. TRUSTEES MEETING. 11m- Wltkaai Hovpital Hoard Allowed Oalma. The regular meeting of the trustee if (he Witluim horpital wan hld iast iKlit at th; Ciaims wera ailnwed and otrMT buainesa aiTairs war 'liM-uxsed. The rnnetinga are held on the first week day of earn month. Sl.NOAV W.HOOL CONVENTION, The Jiitkson Uiwncl.lo .Sunday school convention will be held t Ward, Su.v ihty, July 8 at 2;W p. m. The followina; pniKram will b given! Invoca , reviling ol minute, refioit rrom ght nehools, announcement, song. AfrtMrica" hy the audiwew; adilress. K. Kmith, of WhiU!Uwn; ottering, Ijenortiction, Tickets for the Tri KPttt and Elks mcert to he given Thursday evening ' oft sale nt the Had Clot finad- , a ,-,.. t.l.r I,,,,- U,. Hflrlr,,,'. drug storo and Petig'a Candy Kitchen. Car Pm nimntas lump, while )t lasts. n vard, 1 7, oil, (Itlivi.nd, H, I'lniiellomb. 1 3 4

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ichocln Miis4 Givt V.oTf Alte- - turn U (he Study ol the Subject. Cotnrty gperintend.t of Scboofr M. E. Servwja haa received word from Horace Ellta, ftxte aupennteonent ef psbiie inrtraeXirm, to the effect that the atudy of agriecltwre io a-ot have equal place in the acroole r-: , arithmetic geography, j--r-u.- tMd that pol r-.. piwvtde tfeemUkv 9'.h. b .., or, m caae, of udrent children, nruat be provided Vjoita by the trustee. At 3 meeting if the State Board of Education, held at Indianapolij Jane 2$, Buon and Rrt'.n Agriculture, pahliibed by the Bobbi-Mcrrtil Company, waa adopted for tie E of the veth nod eighth rraVa for the period of five yeart. Thi action on the part of the State Board ha no conneclion with the Vocational Edura'Jonai law, in this par'i!r. Mr. Serviea waa lnstructeH -m notify the county truiteea of thi action. FINERAL TODAY. Service For Late Esa Kleinknr Held Croat Home of Her Brother. The funeral of Mis Emma KleiniCBX. who did ytrilay morning at he 'mmrnal hotel hre, wa held 'ron the rendnre of her brother. Ionard Kleinhem. on Eaflt Kordic itrcet, thi afttrniMin at three o'clock, iurial at '.. Joseih's cemetery. TO HOLD MEETING. Red tra Society of Perry Texn.hip to Meet Thurday. The Red Crws aociiny of Perry ownh p will bold a meeting Thura-laj-afternoon at t;TO at the Centra! ch', building. Mis Maynne Sheriand aniialnti will mtruct the ibera in sewing. MEETING LAST NIGHT. Worth Township' Franrbise League , Addressed by E. C. (iullion, A meeting of the Worth town.-hip Vioman's Kranchiwr league was hHd ast night In the high school building it Whitestown. E. C. Cullion, of this city, niaiie an arldress on the coniti.utional convention problem and on the subject of registration and voting. died mm MrH. Sarah Jane Hartley Answered Summon.- Funeral on Thunxlay. The demise of Karah Jane Iiadl y. fx:eurnpd yeateniay at her home two miles went of Thorntown. h'he - tiorn in Kichmond, Ind., November 29. 1832. Her husband has been dead about ten years, tine is survived by three daughters, Mrs. Andrews, of Chi cago, Mrs. O. E. Dickson, living at iuime, and Win Olive Hadley, of Whittier, Cal. The funeral service will ! held Thursday at ten o'clock from the riugar Plains chanh. Burial will be at fcugar I'lain cemetery. STOCKHOLDERS MET. Alessndir Spreader Co. Kr-rlerts (lid Old Directors and Officers. A rnrieling of the storklmldi r of the Alexander Spreal,;r Comnany wu hold bu4 night in the office of A. J "helhy. The old onVers and dire, lot; were re-elected, as follows: pee;dent, and treasurer. J, W, Shelby; v'cepresident, Adolphus Wysong; Mr tary, i, A. Hogshire, These oflictr with John lihelby and E. M. Morrow make hp the board of directura of the company. , - WiniAMHOSPITAIs K. A. CIitfrteT,- of Whrteetowti, bad a finger amputated this morning t th h"pit.l, ll in getting alonn nicely. A bhv girl wa bom to Mr. aod V'rs. Vons Demareo last Katurday. i!-r jiH"i Is iry Catherine.. -J.!'

.... . . In f tK-Wly to Tear ?' I ' Do Ttu ke.-w wVstii stA of f her we bad :rto Kay? tier--: the V !ci. of b I ,tei State i ' rureaa, ui its mac-ji.'y report I t iaoed. I -The SHirr.k waa dofdeI!y klest May of record for tiie sta" "y the report. Toe rneu tem.ature. rA& degrwes, being 1 S degre bvwer than that for May, WT. whirtf roforo was the coldest May. Tper. Surea of frertieg occurred! hpig the Brst tea day Hi prwetiealiy 07 staaon of tive rAnbera divieionf TV- : for the month k ooi'.at Urree-foarthr of an irpsi more

Jiaa the normal for May, dete the freqaency of shower. Thef "onth waa Binaoai'V irtormy- The! report rails attention to the parf cularly stormy we-.ther, volcanic in aj ilegree. in the w.othcastem and tvwti vetere parts of the state. j The cool, wet weather war rather favorably for a thrifty growth of wheat, oata, r-e, meadow grape, and clover, bat it was not so good fir corn. The wet period covering the closing days of April and the fore atrt of May interfered coiuidc-ra ly with fitting the soil for planting, whirh. as a ref ult, was much delayed, and ftthqugh this work w as pushed with all oewiMe oced during the more favorable coniitions of the second, the rainy ipetl of the third decade caught farmer with a considerable acreage jni-lanted. At the cloe of the month eariy planted fields, being too wet for cultivation, were becoming weedy TO REGISTER NAMES Permitted to do so Pending Decision of the Supreme Court. P.exibi rations with the board in the ;-ourt house for the election of a deis-,r;-te to the constitutional convention totaled 1025 at 2:00 o'clock this after.loon. Of this number, 514 were man and 4'H women. The women hae boen registering lra the ban Was removed last week, and may continue to do so unless the supreme court tops them. The suggestion has keea naite that It would be win for as nany as poible to register bc'arr Ihe supreme court acts. The parts of the county have registered as follows: Marion, men 18 and women H; Clinton, men 28 and women 12; Washington, men 1l said women 27; Sugar Creek, men 13 and women 12; Jefferson, men 86 ard women 211; Center one, men 108 ard women 1!3; Center two, men 69 and voir, M; Center three, men 48 and women 3.'i; Center four, men 77 and women 76; Union, men 14 and wsmen 4; Eagle, men 6 and wonwn 4; Perry, men 11 and women 6; Harrison, men 27 snd women 27; Jackson one, men 16 and women l!l; Jackson two, men II and women 0; Worth, men 22 and women 20. tl.0 REWAMb. Will pay above amount for any information as to party guilty of stealing flowers on my property. PALX 0. TAl'KR. EASTERN .STAR NOTICE. Tuesday evening July 8rd is stated meeting of l-cbanon Chapter No. 2A. O. K. S. Ily order of the Worthy Mutrnn. WILL CLOSE JCL1 The following meal markets will rlusc at noon July 4th; HI CH HOWEN. WKKiHT HKOS. W. C. KENNEDY. 7-2 2t. BACKACHE IS A WARNING Lebanon People Should Not Neglect Tkeir Khtaey. Rarkaeha fa often nature' most fre quent ignal of weakened kidney. To cure the pain and acne, to remove Ihe lameness when it ri from weakened kidney, you muat reach the causethe kidneys. If you have pain ihrrumk h mil of vour back, urin ary disardr-rs, henleches, diuy spells, or are ner oo and depressed, start treating the kidney win tested Sidney remedy, tin...'. !:.).., Pills ksv been reev ed gid end am especially for weak kidney. Doan'a have been uael in kiri'iey tiihW fo over 60 year. Read Lolmnivn ti-xtimmly, J' .- law, f IT Couth Lebanon litre-!.. ,,... tnon, siys: I have serl

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aer is to Sarc Uit Eig Carat Crop. is uit iiiomwmi yu asrrta.1 TIPTON, fad., July iV-Ta. taraaer of the great com belt of Indiana aro crying for he'p. The bggest jok ttat Iadiaaa farmer has ever bad ia to aave the bigrett Hoosir crop con. And K ia almost impossible for Hit farmer to gel workmen to aeif- him do it. Score of retired famarri hatw put on their Harness again fend gone into the ftrUia. and many boyi have gone to the country, but there ait few able-bodied moo available. Many women arc seep Li the 6e!ds in central Indiana, doing "their bit" The plow go oa Sunday in niany nes. There is probably the largest corn acreage in year out in the counties in tiie corn belt, but farmers have been struggling against ruuwus weather. The county and city officials, too, are operating against them by continuing public work and taking laborer that would otherwise go to the farm. This in si.ite of Governor Goodrich's re quest that all public improvements be curtailed during the war. Experiences farmers say that il take J28 days to mature com proper ly. There is much talk of "ninety day corn" but those who View front long tilling of the soil declare that the word a misnomer in most seasons. Had weather during May delayed i.e planting of corn, and heavy rains naoo it necessary to plant a good por tion of the corn in June. Much corn has been planted or replanted in the ast two-weeks. The early corn, too. is endangered by weeds, which grew to fast during the wet weather that tiie hoe is the only effective weapon sainst them. The shortage ef labor i making it impossible for many 'armer to clean their corn with the hoe. The average date of the first kil ling frost in Indiana is October 19, according to the statistics of the United State weather bureau. Often the frost comes by the first of October. If the front should be a little earlier than the average time this year, the unmatured corn will be seriously dam aged. There is ft possibility that the whole corn crop may be a terrible fnilure. because of weatber conditions now and in event of an early froat. The 1917 torn crop is the bigfest thing in Indiana. It U more important to the economic life of the slat this year than ever. And right now it it he biggest gamble in the state. The farmers hope to wilt and they will make desperate effort to hurry the crop to maturity by hard work extended over long hour. WATER RENT DIE. Water rents are due and payable n or before July 10. 6-3--7-9-10. Children Ory FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A First Rural Loan and Savings Association lia a ataiMiaa, M, Ssaaaosj H. P. New, SeeTetary The First National Bank The oldest and largest bank in Eoone county. Interurban TimeTables TERSE HALTE, INDIANAPOLIS A EASTERN TRACTION CO. Effective Feb. 1. 1917.

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PALACE GARAGE 220 NORTH MERIDIAN ST Expert Repairing at Reasonable Rates GASOLINE AT WHOLESALE PRICE FREE AIR OPEN DAY AND NIGHT WHEN IN TROUBLE CALL Lebanon Auto Sales 8c Machine Co.

CADILLAC, PAIGE AND DODGE BROS.' CARS FIRESTONE AND U. S. TUtES ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. Just Received a carload of Pj!mo Middlings hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Hoars: -ll a. m.t 1-t and 7-1 a. m. Canaultatioa and Spinal Aaalyal fret 13 CaM-Naal tUdg. Phone (31 X-Ray Spinogrtpii Department SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, per doten itx uoueie eciga, per aoiea ...oc we pa; poatage one way. Barker & Son, Lebanon GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS AIRHARTS GARAGE J. B. AIRHART A'encr for the Bulck Auto Room for Can. Expert Workmen 224 South Lebanon St. Your Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new goods at J0NT3 & PERKINS rh.-es 13 or 1S1

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