Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 239, Lebanon, Boone County, 7 July 1917 — Page 4

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i.iioufl ituwlrtaftt, 76; Nava, II rtiApifr M. Order Kt I'ltNi T:ifHlv a-h n.nti. tri w'ftr 7:3ft t- n Vin Nu) toriar) llr bctiuita, W Onil Venwwln each nii-iit--, ?.3A. nt No. 45, R. S. V third w Oh !: njunin, p. in ,: Ivory C. to.le. Hu-tman, A. Jtf,; Jvury Thdiion fonimanrtffry No. 41. Knic Tiii.r. TJilnl iionrtay en u.--' T 30 p m. lvcr C Tuiia, Kcrd aUntier V. Jonea, K. C. an FAII.r'll IN CRISIS. Scnatoro Watson ami New are dry. bit not "bom- dry". They voted against the manufacture of whir-kci but bii'k"d at the effort to stop the manufacture of beer and wines. This ii'tion of the Indiana stiialt-ro will not apiwal to the large majoril of the (cple whom they were sent to Washington t-i represent. Indiana is against bwr and wines just a? much as it is against whiskey. The people out here seem to know that bHr d- (t1 us much harm ard is more "i rt than it whitkev, Dat it t -t -.-til h'V, and lhatU ie IB the main ..upport of the saloon of thin elate. . the pro! .foition (x-oplo will appreciate tne. nam made by the destruction nf the whiskey traffic during the vttr. but the people who are against alcohol w ilt not be sntisf icl until it is octroyed, nxt and branch, and the vir wu a fine excuse to save food products and at the Mime time save the man power of the nation. It ii unfortunate that Indiana cannot commend the course of its senators b it justice to tlie sentiment of this Mate make it impossible to offer any word of commendation. They have f.i!el in the Minrenie test along moral JinuH. in the crisis of the nation. It T ill not be much satisfaction to s mn to say. in years to come, thai lie was one cf the men who saved l,!-r. ivpen the nation's efficiency was IT PAY'S ALL CONCERNED. A recent session of tn National Advertising Association went far to 'iow that advertising is not a charity an ! nm even a ira. lr. Fvn some linemen men Un M K'vertWnf r gratuity harocd out to the poor H)-wnSwr man. Instead, advortis1'. i.i Oii certain as any other investlucot. and brinn results. It it oiten said that so many million are uotnt fot advertising, but vhen it in r"meml.ersd that these jmiiiui-ts spent result in the selling i.f him. (red, of million of (roods, the nst fl"l' tn t seem very grout. it m Kimo'inre i, for example, that ore of tne jrn-at paint man ifucturtr fi' for acvf rtirinir tWw and onetl id yft kiA il bis total a lif.ie inorv t.'.an i tie rt of a status Snv each d dlarV wortii of t"tMir- t'ohl. ();; big flo'l-inf manufarttteer entwlf t e i I rC 1 , f re I ind tncti r Cm!- t' o pf-.r t:ent. T.vt n the ju'-omo-hue itettnufarturui's, fh ti'.cir full I hl'i-k. yiiend not ni'ie tfian two or th:e' p-r ri-,t ftf t('e-l tntal bufin for wverlbinir. I If bitf di partment ch (end mote than trrei ie:r total sole for ad r;Y,v priced 4o b

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I lir fori prahher w even wore t!ian the h'at:'wrr. I. ike a vulture he train: hi greedy eves oo the fid I ot hu.inesg td d.srt.m w!tat aitfcie of footl :s hkciy to be most in demand and Iron ho prcpaie to buv all lie can of ntn:e it ansv in his bina, and hold t ur'li! he can w.:ueere a roboer' :a'iNoin lor IU "tlie food K'ahoer has i.een !h mrw of evi'rv korouemn .lyntrv e; ra(red in the war and now i. is the rurxe of the I lilted Matea. NolU'P.ir u beini done to stop hi? villidnous incursions into Ihe foiwl iupply of the rountiy and he is buy;,iir hutt.-r. ei;its, meat, floi'r, suar. (V. e. ten. beans, corn, tanned Romla, eveiyt!iinir he can net his talons l to p!,uc in storage until such time .: ! o !r.d hi? co-conspirators can hriek "p.-iy or starve!" at the people c-ho must eat to exi-t. Th" people are asked to plant, ,'lani. p'mt; to increase the arreaite i' ad crops and esnerially the crop, hat pobcc human f'ed. The newsi: -s are lifted to k' .-n c n'inualjy w hej? J'.v.i'-y at ti e fH-v;!e to not t. ! fo.., ops. A:: J lo lis? I- ...-1' ate t:i pie tio f 1 crab rs e"l unlc-." f-'s its iron heel down on . i"-ks of ti:e r.)lio" so tii;ht that t v, '. straoule tiie life out of t'vm, ii.-i a-id vuitiiits ihet tii-y are. The peop'e ire asked to produce a. .ie fo"d and th.-n c-o it Robbie:! up ind stor-d sway hv ti :-it.-i 1 11 . ti :. v -n order to iir'. mwc K'-''d to sp.-r.d in avish living. C'.'0.i:i muft a face o'Wit dr:i.-tic "tV-i-iittion to con.-4'rve the fool and uel supply of the United Slates or hc;e will l- v.idrspread distress, and he industries of the rountiy will he larix-vr.ed. Men can not he pud a'.'S enough to en'tiie th in to I've f t!e prices of foodstuffs are allowed o he manipulated tiy the fool grab- , I ( lbOi lib . i l . t if employment snrt industry will be h. a standittill. for the limit of profit Jits been reached by manufacturers mil they will refuse !onK"r to --in-j'y with the demands of labor for A-.iv s;il!i.'ient to pay the pena'tv tm o-u-d by the fo'ni vultures. C.inw-rve the food supply of the uitir.n. Let the government assume mni--e.'ne control of the visihi? fooit ii!i!v and establish siipervikien over uture proouction. I ut evey cal nine under jrovermnent S'jpervi.-ion'. CsUbllrh a riifiit censorship ov.-r the ise of gasoline and motor fuels. Conerve every thinir. Waste nothing And how atiout trait'U. you say? Twre is little dilference between hem and the slacker and the fouil jrut'ber. .They surely are littie .corse, but they can ho shot or hje.jr. iiid tt'nt is some;nmr that c;in not he lor," to the otner two icieatet enemies nf the flair. "Hanson Democrat. IX'tlANS V. NT Tt IU I.!'. (li'd fax. July 4. 1917.) Vy own p-or.ie. the Ncrtn American lui'iin. has lienril the cad to arms, hui ou .vi(l not Pi us ar.swei. fio vou iot nerd us in this terri'de c:r,fi:ct" ti-e we io remain inav-.ive when .r0.- '') lnd:a;is are reaoy to terwe as avail y? I- roni ail over the wi st we stano. ar to spruit to the saddle. We ttand ready to proteet the l.od ni.lcs f horuer between we United Mater ind M"r.ao o'M'oU men wito miow a hor-e us no w'pite man knew it; 50 OOP .in n who can live where no winte man has ever lived; 60,000 Indians, who i.urn their Ik-oks ere in a caiw, , our bearlii are in this cause, wouid lie for it si no other nation. . I ail u.) to arms. Let us guard mid f-vbt fir our ecui'drv. CHANCK Mjll UK. DINT. Ilji.'ti has come back -tuio?. tii In: otiti.r a;iiefl are co'rs molnting a jiiTful attack on the CormoiiB alon? the fronts. Swh a mwtnwn! will sjpa! to till' fo'i.s bark lit home mi aid the countries wai.t to sec s.dvance mam; and the. end of the war -i qjckly a possible. P is v Mil h,r i ,i r t in tlie north, Cnert, Servia anti Italy

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THK Craven fainllv of muslriinis weir sensoit ned lii this and previous vei tiition iis tulisrs ot vei-sntlle mill wluit miehi lie tertiieit "tsirn niuslclnu. Uieiits, solo, iiuet. ipuirtet and chorus, 'i !i tux mid npllftlnit. The f.i!:owin eompri Ten. 'iinnnaer and director, violin ami tri ertv and covtnmi's: Miss Irene craven. pet; Mls lpal ("raven. olid trnmpf .Ml: drumvar.oty. 'i liey w ill he here the th (1 Cetiiil Powers. wau a ;::i:at i. m v. ind a'.-ropi ep the line rf a-h.'d. them off and until the goal d ."i0,0"0 men at uniiertiikuuT. if th h t I- i ' t-h. Aimmiscii. A I INK KXAMPI.K. l-i.i ,la. k r. sets a line ev olilicians by le. ignim? i-s s .1 state go t" Hi: .."J") o;Tice H s MAit i'pi:;iiKN( v. to rb l v ih both kinds THK OBSERVER B' ,( f ir ovtnr.s how their patriot- j on tii" ir vehicle; I iti.-l the fh.irs of' r ailbs ate in I ism by displa FLAT, eti(-it;til t u I'farh (f i quettc thl"ugh till )t i: a rule of fug e tn liitiunid colors shaii be ight. Uh-n th- i mitt that the ii n led on the attached to .1. for a fla nets lliw tin th left greatly vision. Hut in

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over one of 'he Lincoln Ireitlta last - time FStahllsheil a spli udid repu'Xtraonlii.nry uMliiy. Tlii'V are all lh.'v play a tarleir of lutrui'!r music H hlirlilv snlstii i ntertatue Hie eoinpniiv: Mr. 'eor. K Cra .!jpet: Mis. (ieoro y. ciivin, profiOiol soprano. .ii-couipiiidM mid triiiono. clarliier mid tmmpet: Miss Irma :oa ( ravuii. tirgt aitu, U'lls, trap, st day.

rutted hv dealers in flaic holders and As a matter of fart, m a group of hv m the radiator or elsewhere, the ir.ican cnlofs should br on the ;.'!'t. Tl'.e fine of the nation to which l.i tlisiied lo t i4. the net bitiict ifior sh;iuld he on the extreme left, r'.e next position of I snor is to the Tt of the I mu d Mta'ra flag, the irfh, the swnmf position in from e ftreme left, and the least import,t in a group of five, the central poTh'js the position of the American iiT shr.u'd be fixed, while the others :l e a': 'cs mav he arranged to ruit ie n jtinn of tlie car owner as to ,i. hich he honors the mot. or to fit o I P.U1 ieul.ir oocasi.M-. When the Italian I een-mission w is here the Italian flag j would naturally 'ie put on the exi tieme left. ImTON PKISONEKS ! ACCLAIM NEW IU'KKIA lii'KIIUl.M. arriving l'll-IU news of 'the v 7. Letters and from the in'.ef'l'in .Siberia say .ssian revolution viih joy everyi:n and ustro-oi-ers, j'S)ecia!ly : -van -.1 An oar f tit" mg events in ay, hut when 'r.ar has been tv:l was iovty arranged ihe'r guards until laie in ' nid that the i d ami that Ri the people t' ations in - hiiiiisi n au'horiti i holpmo : to petroand the letter of ci.ngratu impaning it were ad the SiHiiilist leader am m ter Skobeli fT. Prime. M inster pniv ved the following tele et M ' enlly

nisi-fi, rie-'ilri-s t ontllullinil trear- . meat. Hall's :atarh Car- !- Inr pit oners em.ilo;eil in tlie r.rnailv. .-rin dim-tlr "f'n th leod 's of Hi" k'elT M imic ill tH luw mueou surfarea of the )siem. ther. , s oi me Mf u .Municipal , fcy dMlro..ln, lh. funfl:,. of tn. iu. id the.r gieetin.ts to the i mm, and aivin the patient -trenail) br (''.rimi'tee of th - l),,m "ollilln tip the cr.ntiluuon and -Jtntlne t.- ti. .li .tet- ol lit,. ""'il- n,ur. n doln P work. Th-proi.rl.t.irS to t.vp their hope that I nave so intra faith in Its eurative pnw i ti -vo'o-ion will h.ir imi- J ,hat ,h' "1,r' " l,lr"''i' Uollsri i nvo.u.if.n will onr.ir uni- trir n)r C11!U1 ,bM fdJ tu MJrfc re and prove the starting 'or nt of tritiMitii.

ersal pi point nil tj it In ie of Kuro;ie. I.onir tiovernment!" WATKSl KENT Ul'K. Vvaler reals sire due an. , t, n or before July 10. Vanilla. Tut'.! fniiUi, trawberry Cinm. r.i aramcl a no heriy and Ptioue 2i 1 pineapple ice at Paig e.

Villanl Vanillins, residing two miles est of Lebanon, uulTered a hadiy lac

erated temple while raisinjr a ham on his place yesterday morning about 10:3O o clock. VanHuss was engaged in raising a portion of the structure with a chain jack, when the chain broke, causing the lever to strike him above the left eye. A gash three inches long waa cut in his temple. Dr. H. N. Coons dressed the Injury. WHO IS WHO BEHIND THE SCENES IN THE WAR ARMY Major Harry N. Cootes, General .starT Corps. Born in Virginia April I, 1874. ,He is a graduate from the irg nia Military Institute and at the "Uthrcflk of the Spanish-American war nlisted as a private in the L'nited dates army and was assigned to the Fourth Infantry. During the same vear he was promoted to a second lieutenancy and the following year was made a first lieutenant of voljnteers, ar.d in 1901 was mustered out of the service as a captain of volr.a leers. During the same year he was lommissiuned a first lieutenant in the Regular establishment and assigned to '.he cavalry, in which arm of the service he has continued. WASHINGTON, July C.Major ' notes rise froniyMie ranks to he a major has been accomplished through uini work and merit. He participated in various engagements in the Philippine Islands and distinguished him-s-.f there, gaining hi promotion hiiiii-h hravorv in union while aervg n denei-al Lawton's northern cx"di'iin in 1899-lfiW. ht also served under the late denn s Funston mid Ired P. tirant in 'l'-ir Philippine campaigns. After hi return to the s'ates he was detain d as md'tarv aide from the army ;o St (e orge Tucker, president of the Jamestown Lxpesition, wh'-re he also crved as special aide to llajor-tien-eral (.rant and the Governor of Vir tfinia. He was an'e-de c.iiep to W. Cain'ion (nrlies. (.overnor-tieneral of the 1 hmppine Islands, aixl to .Secretary f War Dickinson, accompanying- the a'ter on a special mission to Russia. In 1M1.1 he t.a Pruvost Marr-hal in ! e Kl Paso district during the horl "T distuiharces. He is notv aide ie-camp to Major-Ceneral Hugh I., icott. chief of staff, and special aide: ilh Jiajor Douglas MacAithur to he Wl Major t notes is one of the mos; exp. i t horsemen in the Cnited States Army. Me was a inernher of the cavalry division team which visited the I'uriatna Pacific Kxpositinn and carnt il off everv prize for which it competed. He has rn'dop in the hoic shows at Madison Square Garden and ,s a hrer-thr of Aralnnn ponies. Ceptain Philip H. Sheridan, (ieneral stad ( orps. torn in Illinois July 28. IS30. and as appointed to the .Vii'si Academy in IHyS from the iiis let of Colun lia at large. In 190-, (1 ;:s pi-ooioteil to a second lieuten -icy and assigne.l to the Ninth Cav: airy. V. SIIIN(iTON, July r-Captan .hei dan i., a son of the late (ieneral 1 ! i' ' r-neiidan ami is declared to he en "ii tne oiii worn. He is connlercd an able soldier. i luring the Koo.sevelt administration lie was aide to the president at th. vhite house and during Pershing': i"f-ent expedition into Mexico he was a rm ruber of his staff. For his services here he was detailed to the (ien eral Stuff Corns. However, it thought that he will soon be doing service on ihe hattlehcids of France. THK LtTFST IN SHOWKKS. A Don t-l'e.Pirty shower and Hard I i r es party was recently given for an i rii hride, when everything thst euuM be thought of in the war of cleansers was given the bride to he Toronto Star. $100 Reward, l(ht T-" rtfr r of tntu pap.. win b, p -as- d lo learn Hint (hire t at Jesl on drct feu lise itmt re lenc nas ben !' to Ciir.. Ir. ll II :atrl. and that I CatHi-rh. Hull's, C'atarrh Cure li th onlr p.Miiv rur row kr.o.n tt, in. mM!"l frernlty. r;ntnrrli le-in fn!,ttutiftni iy ill lira. TttM Uil' gatall, pttla for -ts-tlpabsa. HHiCKESTER SPILLS "-sT-w TOT IIH HOSD HB1SB. . - vj. ..jtiii'.i mm

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Trres are scientifically built to meet tlie mny Jilficujtics of county reJ JriviniJ. Unxcllcl Cor eity use. Racine-ruIppcJ mema lig Lvitlcntls to you in tatisfaclien sati txilit miltat. Bt sun the name Rtiiine Rubher Csmfianf is the siJe U!L RACINE RUBBER COMPANY RACINE. WIS. Bert Miller, Lebanon, Ind.

CADILLAC, TAIGE AND DODGE BROS.' CARS FIRESTONE AND U. S. TIRES ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. Just Received a carload of I'almo MiddlinKS hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONK 108 BRENTON GARAGE Autos and Auto Supplies East Main Street Phone 2U4 SAFETY RAZOR BLADES SHARPENED Single edge, per dozen ...Hh Double edge, per dozen Si' We pay postage one way. Barker & Son. Lebanon GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS MONUMENTS See us for your monument if you want first class stock and workmanship. ( all us and we will bring you to our shop Cor inspection. Shop phone 102; Res. 115 or 714 PI.ACK YOUR ORDERS EARLY . HARLAN MONUMENT CO. DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN. Davia Bron. Livery Rarn Phones 7 and 2007 OWEN M0RKERT Chiropractor fIur-; ? II (. f ' ' ? P - " Consultation and Spinal Analysis free 230 Caaoa-Neal Bids;. Phone 633 X-Ray Spinoirraph Department SICKLE GRINDING AND MOWER REPAID W. K. FRALEY Alley crossing rear Oak Drug Store

in Satisfaction! CALL 233 And Save Money on Grfh-crlea J. W. DAVIDSON Acinsa from Traction Station . II. a SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drug Store Telephone 843. Lebanon, Ind, JONES, THE CLEANER Panama Hats Cleaned, 25c Phone S87 105 W. South St MORTGAGE LOANS on Roone county farms of approved title 6','t D years No commission. Farmers State Bank LKRANON First Rural Loan and Savings Association lis a. a,riiiu ct, hbn H. P. New, Secretary The First National Bank - The oldest and largest ' bank in Boone county. LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES ArENCY Everything for the auto. POET automobiles, Vulcan'ting a specii alty. Telephone 362 Arrrory Buildioj GEO L. FRANK & CO. Jewelera, Opticians and MaU Dealers. West Side Square Pi one 215 AIRIIART'S C.VRAGE j. h. Air.nAP.T Agency for the ltuick Auto Room for Cars. Expert Workmen 224 South Lebanon St, tmi . U

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