Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 245, Lebanon, Boone County, 14 July 1917 — Page 7
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INSTANTLY KILLED Classified ADVERTISING . m - Vic Per Word, r.ncb Issue. . i-ii.rnt rken for Laaa Than inc. sHniniiKisniicru'niifiiiiiiniiiiii l .7 . I 1 1 V. J I luiiiHMHiuiUiwaiiuyiiiys Milford Nealits Son of A. N, Nealis, Net Suddea Death Tliere.
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FOR SALE rOR SALli An auto trailer. Phone ' 528-Y. 6-2.r tf 5 OR SA I .E ORTKADK-M o'.orcycte. 41? South Kaal eiwr-l 7-14 2t iAi.F.-Late c..hii.- plan:.
flat, dutch and tlrui.-.hcad by l,"'i
or 100. Oak Hill cemetery. 7-1112t ran SALE-One Hull safe, "g .! .; new. Lebanon Ice Cream Co. 7-12-tf. COK SAI.F. Cheapl two 11-foot anil ' one 12-fnrt counters, 2 wall shi I vox. 1,21 Wet Chicago street. 7-M-2t rOJt SALE-Ten acres good timotV. ' meadow. John Bait. 'Phone 1221. 7-1 i-'-t. WANTED lA.VTE! .MA IK AND FEMALE "HELP An intelligent person r:.a;. earn $100 monthly corresponding f"i newspapers; $10 to $50 monthly in spare time; experience unnecessary; Bu canvassing; subjects suggested. Send for particulars. National Press Bureau, Koom ltilK, Buffalo, N'. Y. 4-2T'6-mo.4. W ANTF.D--Old" false "t.--th. Hon. mat'.er if broken. 1 pay S2.00 to $1.1 per set. S. nil by parcel post and receive rhf,k bv return maii. I. Mazer, 2i i07 S. Filth Street. I'hiladeiphia, Pa. 7-i ! !.: W" ANTEL1 Fireman at T. II.. 1. and K. power station, 21c per !i.ur 'Phune 72G. c-2:m". I7 ANTED -One girl to w-.tk ,n tinishiug department. I.Hpnro at Bnsa Mfg. Co. 7 II 'it WANTED To buy I-Und lire pr,--.) safe. F.Jna 1' ..-.I at WANTED- I-oar r i,.xs U.r l.gl.t housekeeping, m,lt I1' m ' and have he-t. 7 112: FOII RENT rOR "RENT 8 room house, i.ntli. i
toilet. 2'j blocks from s.mare. Neal 6 Company. 'tf. FOR" RENT Corner room Colonial Theater buildi:.. I'; il Adl.-r or Neal Co. T-T-'l! F0R RENT -New a-ro: bunaviow modem---. Call 701 or 23.i. " LOST LO wrcim-Miiiv. pit tins, oitite and bronn KagH'h builder. Reward for return to IiO V Lebanon St. j OST A "cleseii fire i.-uli.-' v.avh Thur,i- v ormm; c. c to whiie so,uar;. Return tii li -tnoter owii i Reward. 7 tl-'-t f O'.n-.'l-.-iv'- ""! ' L itials G. V. en back. : a v. - - ago. Phone 374. Mr.-. I) maid Kyr.l.
A telegram m received this morami; by Albeit E. Witt from A. N. ;.:iHr. of North Vernon, InL, rtatg that Lis Sen Milford Neal ha ;.-n in.dantiy kilW. The funeral is o be held t North Vernon at 2:00 deck p. m., Sunday. Jidy T,. Nu jtaiticulary as to how tile death occupied have been received. A. N. Nealis and family resided west of Lebanon until about twelve years airo. They have several relatives in this vicinit;.-. Mr. anil Mis. Witt. Sam V, ai;.i anrl family, and Mrs. Hinkey lai-'ins will probably no !i North Ve, m.ii to attend the funeral. THIRTEENTH HA BY AT WITIIAM HOSPITAL IS HORN ON FRIDAY i:h A hoy baby wis born to Mr. a i i M-. A. A. liarnrr ye-terday a I': "imh a" the Witham ho-pitai. It 1.. in named Cordon A. The b-iby v certainly born under a ha k ,::.i for it arrived on Friday, the t! r:h. and was the tlurt : :itn Ii -oy In be Imrn at the new ( . II. (jlVAN ACTIN E. orl.u i; I : ''wepaihy Satvr.l.iy Cam pi;e.n lor Si.k Babies.
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Piano Tuning Player Piano Tuning Piano Repairing In All . Branches W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. ' Phone 55
m. I-.;,..- of Indiana l'n.vr lty :' rner ";. ;.iber of the faculty of the C..U.-KO at Jack.onviMe, the a ir.jt.r of William J. Bryan. Mr
(li-.an a .-.;ndidate for the tram ;r;t- ear..r for resc-'p oiVi -ei s at I" ort ;.a:i. li'it was rejected on accoun ,f bis ,;v-:i!ht. He is m ikinur anothe--fft-.j-t to entel tine next tamp. Cnl ; ha' tone howrv-r. he is workirc h ;td tor li.c unfortunate babies of In f'.anap' ::s. CHANCE IS MADE. Cemmerci.il Hotel lo be Run on Euro pem Plan Hereafter. .
stt :. has cbamred an to tle Eurupean t.sliy the hole! will
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h ho: a:ii co'.d water ar.d piivate HEARNC MONDAY.
iloone ( ounly Bank to be Represented Eefure Stale Tax Board. The 'r.rai-in,? before the :;ta!e ta 1... .rd of the Bojne county banks re.;.:''nff t' ir asM',;nii nt of stocks '! be b.-l i at Imlianapoli' Monday. I', .srer- Sriiith. of th:., city, repreer.t the banks.
Your Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new goods at JONES & PERKINS Phones 18 or 184
CHICHESTER S HLLS
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- IUY ;, BRATTON HJNEUAI. DIRECTORS ttfiee phor.e 85; RKidne phenet !4fl and f.85 Htanley lilork, Etut South 8 treat
OPEN AIR MEF.TIXi. The uni-.n open air meet in will be ',i -Id on toe public square tomorrow i v.-n'nir pt 7:!5i, wather permitini. it ,.h-i4 rain tie n-e-tinc will be i,( !( in the Central Chrntiar. church. R-. Sir. Parkin will tie the speiker. A kri.:or number of seat.; will be pro v.ited than wa-i unil lat Sunday evening mj tnat all miy haVe seats. fsterua y's rfs1 i ts. ami:j:ax asso ution. SI. Paul, !-. Indianapoii;., 5 (eight n-.ni'lf-. eaikrw--.). y.naean .i.s 2-fi; Louis-. die. 1-3. Ail other p;iro s po.-'p' ne,!. rain.
AMKUMWN I.EAt.VK. Xr-v.- Vo'k, ii ('i.-ca?o a. s-. U.uis, 2; It.i.adelrhis, 1. De'roit, 1 ; !ieit.on, 0 V a.-'nincton-Cleve'and. ram. NATIONAL LEAt.LE. P!;:ia4.'lph:a. 7-0; Chiiaeo, 0 1. S'. Loui.;. 7; Lofton, 6. Xc-a' lerk. 4; Cincinnati. Brooklyn, 4 2; Pittsburgh. 0-1. TOim s LEADING HITTERS.
The five leading hitters in the two
hi-r leavuen todnv are a follows:
Amera nn League: Cobb, I -droit,
A'.f : Sr.ker. ( leveland. ..'i4.t: Sister
SI. Louis. .'W2; Melnnis, Philada, .317;
t;i.a!nt.n, Cleveland. .111. K.':,i.nal r-niie Roush. of Cin-
iinnati, .'(-io; Ciuise, of tit. Ixiuis, ::VZ; Fischer, PiUsbuigh. .o7t; Hanuf by. St. Ixiuis, .C10; UrUIiUi, Cincinnati. .:i'i7. iersey cow iale, Saturday. July 21.
in cattle barna at Lebanon rair Citiund.s 7-14-tit.
S'litTon and Cndore of Major I (!'-i-r Bull.
BY JACK VEIOCK. (Kit Ihe ;nfri.ilii.il Xer HerncM NEW YORK, July 14.-Tvo newcomers in major league pitching ranks :his season are showing th 'mi -elves capabie of an unusual amount of work aut (retting little mention. They are Allan Sotheron of th" Browns, and Leon Cadore of the (Hirers. P;t:h. ng avercjres made ubiic today, which include grnies of oily 11, show that Sotheron has won I'.ne out of tifio.m gua.ea for til. Louis. ch:ie Cad'oe has captured eight out I' ti'teen for the Dodgers. Neither of these pitchers was cxin'cted to shake up ilie big circuits -ith surprise when the sra.-on opened, et both arc consistent and as the seaen advances they a;(, imiirov.ng. berdi-' Sci,uii(i. the wonder pitcher f the t.i.-ims, i tiie real-iei'.f b r of the ".i;io::al l.eaf:ue v. A Williams, of Ine '-'hit- Sox, the i"at i-adcr in the . i , League. Schurp ha-, rltvt ':oi;e, ar.d two 'U feats to his rr d t .hilo W ll.ar.n Iris ? and S'im i.eve of ti'- .:-kev.i sciil hns a r-'r-def.t;'..! i'n' i:i' :. only at IIIBabe Ruth. K : I 1 1 ficot'e and Stnn- ') Coveb'-iiif are ra-.i.iir a gt'"at
r,,-, nan" of the !raKU(.. Pu'h las; i, r-c-n Mctoiirs and b ads the tiio. I
th National l.eague, Fred Ti'":'.! I .-fteen victories, is three g;. o, .;
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I P fil.ES AND HOXERS
Pv JAt K VEIOCK. !n the . ..llchL te.lay-..itS Jame went till ouch tiie Red So bi;
.0 used to go thr.-.uirh i. AM Boston K'd wa
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In order to ke"i, the Ariie,icall
we ot: edge, the Whice Sox lost to! iciiig 1 luttm.il fan.; la.t night. The) ' rig-r.s veo.v a double-header from j
Pittsburgh.
Hi-.n;'.' Zimmerman st' pped the
P.eds. Hi.- homer with two on avei I
.he day. for the Ciiants. :ia.-e al j ,ma'-ked tiut a homer. j Rixey and Deuiare.-. argui-.l for nine rintr.gs in the second g une Iwiv eon the Piiillies and Cub-; and A! . ii'ld'ody ! roRseil hi, man with a truic adjt-c ive in the tenth, winning I to 0. (Javvy Cravaih is of little use to the Phillies, lb' seldom gets more than j ir.e home run a day.
Geortre Sisler drove into the grab
i.-sg and came up with the doubles
hieh were eneugh to give the Browns
a victory over Philadelphia.
lyrus Cold' scoreel the run which uve Bill James his victory over P-is-i,n. lie bit the tirst ball piuhed to im for three ha-.es and scored iien loop, r tried to throw the d.all over
to Ck-velantl.
Four-hit club Walter Hoikc and ( y Williams.
Pip,.. P.ik.-r. Mclean. R. ' g, u-d Mow:', y n-i.de thr e hits e
For the Protection of Paige Purchasers A PROPHESY OF PARTICULAR INTEREST TO PROSPECTIVE MOTOR CAR BUYERS
The Paige is practically the last to raise prices. We have stood the material raises patiently. At last we confront the inevitable. Howeei you will observe in reading Paige prices below that in no instance has the increase been more than $100 although some cars in the same relative price class as the Paige now tost 200 more than heretofore. We are able to give Paige purchasers this discrimination because they are getting the benefit of the prices at which we bought large quantities of materials on contract months ago. This advance in the prices now asked for Paige cars by no means covers the actual increase in the cost of materials. The Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company is still making,a substantial "sacrifice in offering Paige cars at these prices. These Paige cars are therefore more remarkable values that ever b"fore and the Paige, you know, has always led the field in valiu't. There has been no compromise in Paige quality, no juggling of the factors, little or big, that have won Paige leadership. Not one iota has the Paige standard been lowered. In view of these facts, Paige cars remain at the present prices the greatest dollar for dollar value the market affords. However, the market for materials is rising steadily. The cost of producing a car of Paige quality continues to soar. We estimate that we have enough materials contracted for and on hard to termit us to maintain present prices for approximately 60 to DO days. When this supply of materials is exhausted, it wili t,ion. obviously, be necessary for us to raise prices, and "'en. then Paig? prices will be raised only in proportion to the i?i;'i'eaeti prices of materials on new contracts. Our oik- anxiety, as has always been our policy, is to give Paige purchasers every protection and consideration. We desire ii be frank and give fair warning. The price problem, however, is never a determining facto'r in the progress of the Paige in winning the preference and confidence of the public. The Paige has always won its way independent of price tags and the artificial labels of price class. We have always refused and will always refuse to raise Paige prices beyond the actual increased cost of materials. Therefore, now, as before, you will select the Paige because of its mechanical excellence, its beauty and its supreme quality. Paige Prices In Effect Today: Stratford "Six-51" seven-pansenger Sl.r35 f. o. b. Detroit Fairfield "Six-4" seven-passenger $1450 f. o. b. Detroit Eir.wood "Six-3M" five-pasaenger $12ti0 f. o. b. Detroit Biooklands "Six-Si" four-passenger $1795 f. o. b. Detriot Dartmoor "Six-ny" 2 or 3-passengrr t20 f. o. b. Detroit Sidan "Six-W five-pas sengcr S1875 f. o. b. Detroit Sedan "Six-M" seven-passenger $2400 f. 0. b. Detroit Tewn Car "Six-M" seven -passenger KMv'iO f. o. b. Detroit Limousine "Kix-51" even-paseenger $2850 f. o. b. Detroit Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan. English Auto & Tractor Co.
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Wh n Ray Powell Siei.prd into the Braves' nutt'eld yes-.erd; b" V a.- ' ref-l w h b.i old t i-.- cu'f. -'ding pal.1 Joe K.-liey. The two U '.ed to (,1.V I
the eutiield together at St. Joe, in the Western League.
PLAYING THE FIELD
Pknty tJ vanilla, tutti fruttl caramel and chocolate ice cream. IVtjgV Phone 22,
Plenty of vanilla, tuttl fnrtti, r-xr-amel ami chocolate ice cream. I'eti(r. Phone 22. reporter, by mail, $3 a Year.
P.Y JACK VEIOCK. IMl Hit lmrral.mnl .W sr'tci NEW YORK, July 14. Hugo lioidek ha a man-size job on hij mittf as manager of the pirate. It is no cinch to take hold of a tarl-"od team in mid-seacon t.nd pump
it full of life and pepper, but thit it the lark liczdek ha. tackled, and he may nuipriie tiie critiris by irtakttig
Scod with a vim. There are alwayn a few joy killers who predict tlark thing for the fellow who takes the reiaa o manager of a losing ball club, lie j;eta about as much encouragement us Uie Allien are giving Von Hindetiburif tl.es days, and if he Is ; of the kind who can be llscouraged easily he ha about tut much chance of setting by
as a snouball in a pot of boiling oil. The Pirate manageiial job this year looks ju.-t about as big as all outdoors, mid the material B-ezd.-k inherited when lie took the wneel was not calculated to bring joy to any r'.jnaror's heart. But bexdek did n"t l.ediiate when the berth was offered
to him. He simply stu.k out his jaw and went to it. And he muy show tiie critics a few things about overhauling a trail rlub that they have rever dreamed of. Stranger things have happened in hi.sehH.ll, "d if the Pirate owner vill stand behind Berdek he may he the man for the permanent job. Who knows? Uok at the cast: of Ixe Kohl. Lee was apisontcd manage of the Cleveland Indians to finish out a bad sea-
oii. So no one thought he would stick as pilot, of the club. But he's still there, and he has had the Indians in the limelight ever since the owners of the club got behind him and handed him moral and financial support. Bezdel's job is practically the same kind of a job that Fohl Tackled several years ago.
eral yeura ago. And if Beidel get better result titan hi predeeef-ir with the material ti.oni th eason he ia very Ui bte to be given another shot at rt next year. N- ! Pn of the mwn trouble With the
Piiates was the fact that they began play.ng ragged and often listless bjtfb.ill, as soon as they found out that they didn't have the stride necessary to keep them in the prnnum race. They were discouraged, and CaLlaJian wa discouraged, too. So the c not really doiag itn best. But Beidek'a iieraonality anrl his fighting spirit may work wonders w ith the Bucccs. and even though the Pirates may not be aide to regain the ground they have already lost, the fans in Pittsburgh will be with them if they ran b.- mould'd into a fight-
ii.g club. Beidek gained some valuable expeji, nee in the handling of men as a baseball and football coach, and he ban studied players aa a wout for the I Pittsburgh club. Hit; fighting ciuali--tic were trained during his football days with the Cniversity of Chicago, rail while he wore the Maroon he was one of the srrc.ite.it bacJcs the Windy City acheol ever turned out I LAY-OI F nut HELP N1NUKS. j ! The isrniim vf schedules by a number of the minor league ia prob-r,M-.-ii beat thing that reu4d have
1 inpened for them under existing conditions. population in the irinor league citj ies is eonipa,utiv".y fliall if you count
the baseball fans alone, and in war time ih tendency to conserve finance is greater in the email cities and towns than in cities of the first clas
In addition to this, the baseball population m the larger cities is large enough to keep a ball club running at a small profit. For the lack of this the minor league magnate is always up against it when times become panicky, and without baseball for the icmuinder of 1317 anil probably tliroughotit the season of 1018, if the war continues, the minor league fans will have time to recover their balance and will be baseball hungry when trie parks are opened once more.
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LADIES' COLLAR SALE We. bought a sample line of ladies' collars, worth 7:e up to $i.o0, we will sell there ax one-half price 2-e and 49e Bowman's 5c and 10c Store
$m Reward, $10 Tp readers of this papw wfn 4... to Issrn iSst there Is at leaart I
streamed disuse that selsne
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nw knna to tits mfr-it
.rntor. Cstsrrb bviutc a ristf Ituttonsi
disease, reoulres a const ttutloosl treats&ent. Usll's Cntsrrh Curs Is ti.lil Its trnUy, acctmr dlretty uae ehs kots a no mucous fsees ot th system, ttirrsy acstrortnr the foumtaUon f Wis Als. esau., and Rivilis the pntlvtrt ttrtirn lr buttrttng up rhe conetttatlon ao4 sasi:!--" nature In dolujr Its work. Th tu-ipntCTs have se nosob fsltb tn ! e.n-iss 9o ! m tht UMty rffr On Hue- - ) ixoli-
GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS
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