Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 252, Lebanon, Boone County, 23 July 1917 — Page 5

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A leading food expert says that nutriment and food values considered, dried fruits and vegetables are superior even to canned products. The gas range makes the drying process simple and easy. Line a wire di.sh drainer w ith heavy wrapping paper and spread the fruits or vegetables over it in a thin layer. Light the oven burner for five minutes, then turn it very low, place the drainer in the oven and leave the door open. Keep the heat at this point eight to ten hours, turning the vegetables once or twice during the drying process. Some things take longer to dry than others, but the amount of gas used in drying even the largest ones is very small. Try this procps-s in your own jjns ranw Our canning booklet, "Prepare," contains complete and helpful information about canning and preserving. Northern Indiana Gas & Electric Company THE GAS CO.

Phone 424 5IOXUMENTS See u for your monuments if you want first clasa utock and workmanship. Cail uk and wc will bring you to our shop for inspection. Shop phone 102; Ren. 115 or 714 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Otct Oak Onif Store Telephone 84J. Lebanon, Ind. DR. R. D. GARRISON DENTIST fanaen Slate Bank Boil-tag Z0S-2M rkone M X State Auto Insurance Covers Complete Z. C. sMilH 1204 North Meridian. flume 92-Y 206 South Lebanon Thonc 206 Your Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new poods at JONES & PERKINS Phones 18 or 184 OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Roam: 9-11 a. m.; 1-5 and 7-8 p. m. Onxultat.oa and Spinal Analgia frre 23V Cason-Ntal liWf. Phone S3 J X-Ray Spirograph Department Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES ' Rraidenre phone, 221; Office, 1W1 DOES VOIR OI.I) ROOF LEAK? IK .HO, SEE tl.VI)E LOWE. , Ho guarantr-cn to ilop all Icaka with asheatos fiber roofing. PHONE 300 g. r. baumgardts I THE CLE ANT. It p"We dean VTiilo Others Try' J I Uf.Vj S. !,i.'b,..n St !. 8- ;

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West South Street Classified ADVERTISING Rates Vie Per Word, Each Issue. No Aireitinient Tkn for hut Than luc FOR SALE SALE An auto trailer. I'honc -Y. 6 25 tf COR SAI.KCail 1274 Rubber tirH larriatro. 1-2 hand U S M.K A rant..', fall :',lio. 7-2:l-tf. F 'OB SALE Ute 'cai4Ke" plant,' flat, luU-h anil drumheail by 1,000 r M). Oak Hill cemetery. 7-U-Ut COH SAI.E-One Hall wfe, Ko.l us ' ntw. Lebanon Iv-e Crram Co. 7-12-tf. rbtt SAI.K One extra jroil foiir- ' juirobl Holstriti cw, vtith ralf by 1 .-i'ir. See Klmer Morri.-on. i'hdiie T.Y1. r()t .SALE Indian motorcycle, kinA 1 comlition. l t 28 l..if.iyrUe avenue. 7-23-3t. F"!.; -One u.-id llurl.'-y i-,.vii-oii tnotorryrle; Kinir'e cylinder; 410. A!-" one ureH H.ir'ry Kavidson i!il'lir cyliniler moiorrjrle, J J'). Ij-b-;mon HartKtare Co. l-'l'4-t. COH SALE Barber i-hop.' Iwatid. Also a bkruain Ht !x0, 5rtmm lioy. on brick atn.'et. r.'arroiiih & Shannon. 7 2:! :. WANTED ' WANTED "MALE AND FEMALE HELP An intelligent person may eurn $100 monthly corrnspondinij for oewHpapera; $40 to M monthly in spare time; experience unnecessary; oo canvassing; aubjecU aueire.iteii. Semi for particulars. National Press j Bureau, Boom 1619, Buffalo, N. Y. 4-27-6-mo. WANTED--Old "falBeteeth. Don't matter if broken. 1 pay $2.00 to $15 per pet. Send by parcel poat and i receive check by return mail. L. Mazer, zm S. Kirth Street, I'hilaMelphia, Pa. ' 7-H-12t ANTED Fireman at T. H I. and power atution, S!4c jier hour. 'Phone Ti6. 6 2fl tf. WANTED Party ilemrit home in rnunlrv 'ith fai.ii'y of two addresa Mrs. John Quirk, R. K. 4. I.ebaron. 7-li0-Gt ANTED- By. 1, for" toniorrow. rk. Call thia evening. y 1 8 North Lebanon ntret. J. D. Uihnum. roit pent"" FOR HI NT i) rwnn bonier baih toilet, Mi' bi'ka fioin 'iuii. K.tl Company. 6-ltf.

ui ill. iff b.io A EiS CRAP OnliiL ATH1DWN Six of the "Shooters" Taken Into Custody Sunday Morning.

THE PROSECUTOR AIDS THE SHERIFF Helped in Raid AH Men Fined One Worked Sheriff For $1.00. Sheriff Lewis and lrKerutnr Hol-lin-worth swooped down on the village of Jamestown yestenlay morning about 9:30 o'rlork and roundod u Ax of the inhabitant.- who wro ensraged in a quiet little jfuniMinjj patv.e in a barn juat north of the Markle drug store. The county authorities had nvHvM complaint hom time ago that ccrtuin individuals in the Jackson township town were making a habit of "shouting crabs' on Su.-.day ntovstn, yesterday') r?t'd wu.; the ri-ult. The men all plead guilty ami wore each lined tive lioiiurs and ciust. ine Unai amounted to IIW.80. The share of this which i:; ve the sheriff niut be deducted by four dollars for one of the miscreants worked a new one dollar bill off U Newt for a five. Ha No Marx ha I. Although the complaint of lawlessness in Jamestown have been nwuiy during the. past several year, the own has no maishal. or any other per..on vested with autiiority to re;-r. the peafe and dignity of the crMm-iuiii-ty. .Sheriff I.ew;w amt I-,:--m--r Hob ling.-wnrth Mate thi.t the a-e nady and willing at all Uiw to aid in .suporeing any Ja vha conditiono in the towr, bat make viie further stutenieut that they are unable to police inf idaeo, a-id that it would bp much b'tv;r if the citizens of Jame.toun provide an ctVu er of the law of their own. instead of calling down the county officers every tune there is a complaint. The sheriff made another trip to Jamestown today to ee that all gamblingslot machines in the town are removed. The complaint had hei; made to Proper u tor Hollingsworth that the youth of the community had h.'pn too freely fi jing their pi.-nnie-t to the 'Something-for-nothirg'' machines. The same kind of devices wrr offered removed in Lebanon a ft'"" weekrf ago. I'avinr; of ThoruuKhfarc to Itcgin Within a t'vw Days, it is Said. Mayor Shelby has received word from J .hn Adains. ho is at Portland. Ind . )in,.htns op a contract, that work will lie tjeffon thi4 ''k on tbe improvenu nt of niiiana(ioli. avenuu. 1 1-e contract wan l"t la-t Ki-bruary. The .-trcet, which has loii(r be-'fi m Hn almost inipa.able confiitton, will be paved with brick from Main street to corporation line. The tools and hinrry to be u--d in the work ar '1 here this morning from Portl ind. CITY NEWS (iir! wanted, between 5 and -iO years of age. Good wages; to start. LiKht work and under the best conditions. Address box 60, Lebanon, Ind. 72:i--t. Call lKI for your ice cream or ices, 'igal. packed, delivered, 60c; bricks, 2 or ,1 color, ,'10c apiece, 2uc qt. not packrd at plant. Open from 6:00 to 6:00 7 days in week. Lebanon Fee Cre;-,m Company. 7-12-lf LICENSE LSSfKI). A marriage license was issued Saturday to Joint l V.!c nd Addie Pettit. Job Work at Reporter office FOUNJ) C''l!ND A baby's gold bsliet and ' iliuiri. Owner can have aunie Ly Ulephoning HiO. U T

11 Member ia Craduoll. Growing i rn.nn u AU' ban nine reci-uiia here in ddition to Die recruiting de- j tail. Then, are Arthur Allen Mika Cornwei' Rldo VadtfeU, Joseph Car- j Hobe.-t HuHtm, Rolcrt Rofrera, Frank Camp, Hurlis Peak, and Vivian Stewart. Of this number Allen, Padgett and Gustin have taken their yihyical examination. t-.il .-.in t -i,Wn md New R", to recruit for Company U tod.iy and -.omorrow. VISITORS HERE. Advance Bed Cro Auxiliary Viaila Local )Vorkroom. The lad; of the new Advance Red Cross auxiliary were vu itors at the lo cal workroom tin's afternoon. .They were here for the purpose of obtaining materials and instructor to aid in the county Kn: Cross v oru. AM of the townships now have Red Cross auxiliaries except L'nion, Marion. Clinton aud Harrison. It is expected that they will soon oreanize to aid the rest of the county '.n "s Bed CrohS work. HACK TO WASHINGTON. VVASIIINOTON'. July 23. After an uneventful trip up the Potoiaai', President and Mrs. Wilson returned to the white houe shortly after 8 o'clock thi morning from their weekend voyage to Hamilton Roads. The president was exiicrtod to take up the -hipping board muddle during the day and endeavor to settle it so that the i of Lu.i.ii(t r,ircl;ar.t Hcct n-.Ight be pushed. SPORT FLAYING THE FIELD IJV JACK VEIOCK. (tit the (nl'r.ufl.jtiul .Vrif. grrrlrt.) NEW YORK, July W Records whiih were recently irade public li lourh the columns of a medical Journal, nmpiising a li.-.t of fatalities in various branches of sports for the past ten years, show that baseball is i more dangerous sport than football or box!ne. The calamity howlers who have had lootiiall and boxing on the pan for a number of ;-pi- m"y have so much to say when they discover this fact, for fact it is. The fatality lists were compiled by Dr. Robert E. Cough!:'i, u prominent New rork medical man. and were gathered carefully and eoiupiled from year to year. They embrace baseball, football, boxing, rowing, automobile racing, tennis, golf, bowling, avii'.tion, walking, runn.ng, horNC racing and every branch .f spurt in which there is a lively inIn discussing the features of his complications. l)r. Coughlin made the point that tile best safeguard ugain.-t injuiies in any brum h of sports is pi rl'ect physical condition, and urged '.hat those who go in for sports of any kind should make themselves physically M before indulging libcr,t s I y in their favorite pastimes. "Let us have games, athletics, baseball, pugili.-m. golf, tennis, cricket -iinning. tewing, swimming, tpiinting basket ball, ryrling, wrestling, skatnil, darning, jimiping, bowling, foot nail oi'd a'l-around perfurmaiices b all means, liut lit us make our young aien pliv .icaily lit to survive athletic onip'-'ition without suffering injury t their constitutions," wrote Dr. ughii . "In this way we may hope them id'-al soldiers of the fu ture." The figu-e compiled, h'-wever. are by far the Plo.t interesting to the average reader. They show that in ten v.m 281 players were killed on the 1 ti. hall diamonds of the country, and this number tops the total numls-r of fatalities in imy other sport b-aneh. D ootl.all coni-s swon.l with 2 1 5 deaths, while automobile racing, long con.idered little belter than suicide, itiiird with 114. Boxing, one of the most coml-nmcd of the ihmIM danirerous snorts, is fourth, with 10a fatulitcs. The rvcliiig game has resulted the death of 77 riders within ti n years' time, while horse racing comes sixth un lh list, with a total of '4, and wresllin sevi nth with V. One would hardly expc t to see the mild oh came of golf in this list, hut accord lor to lir. Coughlin, no lets than H irolfcrs have met death on the link This is within one of the total football fatalities for 19l. when fifteen players o,,t their lives, so it is possible to figure that footUll is just about ten times as dnngeious 8goif. Other rports included in the lisi U-fntrtt-r with th dc-tl.hs for ten years. nr as rul lows: liowlmg, 3; rymn.isr tica. it-. i"e"n;i-r tl.."nig, 1; bike wc:.'! t nl i ing. 2, l.ta kiiius, 1 ; vnuit-it-'-.u oancing t.

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Visit, Threatens to Shoot ITp Things. Puul Honjcn, a resident of this city, who ia now with a machine gun company of the regular army at tincin- ' nati, Ohio, ia in the habit of returning Tto Uhanori about every week. He j showed up Saturday night and api Ia,ml on wpst Main Uee. . in j rather highly inebriated condition, it icerna that the beliicoue propensities ha(, him . ,,ule far Tor ho pulled out a big army "48" pistol and stated with emphasis that he was going to "shoot up" tilings generally. Officers Hopkins and Beaman w?re habtily summoned by bystanders who hud no deire to be ventilated, and liengen waa marched up to the jail. He released yesterduy morning for his term of jrood behavior. FELL FROM SWING. Little Sin of Rush Witt, Suffered Badly Cut Lip. Roderick, the little son of Rush Witt, of West South atreet, suffered a badly lacerated upper lip when he fell from a swing at the home of Sam McDiiniel, on West . Washingt-in street, yesterday morning about 9:.''0 o'clock. Dr. W. H. Williams dressed tho injury. T-.ro etitcht: Ttre r 'juired to close the cut. NEWS Portland Heavers, or the Pacilic Coast League, has a mania for developing shorttops. He has Bent more star .-lioitsiopr, to the major league than any other minor league manager, and this season he has another star the making. The latest protege of McCredie is Charley Hollacher. a player secured fi-om the Rock Island cluh of the Three-Eye League. Hollacher is the strir of ad coast league shortrieldcrs this year, anil from all reports of the most srnsatioitat all-around players ever seen on the Pacific sea board. He is a brilliant player who loves the game and plays it with all his -.ight every day. According to e ports from the far-off coast, Holl acher's fielding alone is enough to keep the big league scouts on his trail. hut unlihe so many shortstops woo are brilliant fielders, this Hollacher person can hammer the ball, and ham mer it hard. So the big league may "Holly" in action next spring, and they certainly will if McCredie has his way. for he considers that year lost v hen he fiiils to sol! a crack short ass performer to the big show. Mi Credic's record in the matter of developing shortstops speaks for it If. His first protege entered the majors in 1S07. He was none other than Bill Sweeney, who played so rany years with Boston and who fmshed his major league career v-th Chicago. Next in line came Ivan Olson, nonhe standby of the Dodgers, and Ivan was followed by Roger Peckinpaugli, if the Yankees, ami Dewey liancro't if the Phillies. Last winter McCredie sold Chuck Ward to the Pirates, rnd ilthough Ward is finding the pace pretty stiff in the majors, he ia ex ! ected to win his spurs. THIS WEEK'S .SCRAPS. NEW YORK, July 23. Billy Misk of St. Paul, and Bob McAllister of California will meet here tomorrow n'ght and Tommy Tuohey and Johnny Dundee also will enter the square ring against each other. Mike O'lbmd and Champion Ted Lewis will tight a return battle Friday night.

TODAY'S LEADING HITTERS. American League: Cobb, Detroit, ..'!7f; Staler, St. Louis, .SM; Speaker, Cleveland, .34U; Chapman, Cleveland, .311; Baker, New York, .311. National League: Cruise. St. Louia, 345; Rousch, Cincinnati, .331; Moresby, St. Louis, .322; I Leber, Pitthurgh, .320; Gnllilh. Cincinnati, .'115. SATURDAY'S BESI LTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis, 6; Minneapolis, 1. Louisville, 7; Kansas City, . Milwaukee, 4; Columbus, 3. St. Paul, 5; Toledo. 0. AMERICAN LEAGUE. Boston. (; Chicago, & (Fifteen in-nin-rs, darkness.) Detroit, 4-11: New York, 3 2. ttrhinrton, &: St. Louis, 0. Cleveloml. : Philadelphia. NATIONAL LKAtiCH riiicimmii. i); Brooklyn. 21. New Yolk. 4; PHwtrjrgh. 3. (Ten innir.gs.) I ) - 1 i. ' a S 1. t . n ......I. i.

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In 1913, before the war, a farmer brought us fifty bushels of corn f;r our horses. The market price whs 40 rents per bushel, which would make the load come to $0.00. The farmer took out 5,000 shingles at $4.00 per thousand, which made an een exchange 51) bushels of corn for 5,000 shingles. 1 .tifti Two weeks ago thi tmme farmer bronp-ht ps another 50 bushels of corn, the market price of which was $1.70 per bushel. He again took out the same amount of shingles and also 1.000 feet of No. 1 barn siding and in addition we paid him in cash $1.25, all for the same 50 bushels of corn. In other words we paid r k him more cash than his Ye s f"' 'n ci,me 'n 913 an

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After the war labor, freight anil taxes will lie the same and the demand for building material for reconstruction in Europe will be great and this will cause higher prices for material. Build now while we

have big stocks bought at low prices. W'e furnish every item of material for any kind of building from foundation to roof. Get our new 200-page catalog of building plans of houses, barns, garages, granaries, hen houses, cattle and machinery sheds. We fuminh blue print plans and typewritten specification free for any plan in our ratalog. If you think of building anything from a chicken coop to a battleship make a bee line to our office. We are chuck full and bubbling over with building sugges

tions and our fcheds are groaning with material of all kinds. Our prices are guaranteed to be as low as any place in the country barring none. We meet any price from any place. We want your business and we will do our best to please you. (!et Juy -hake a leg and sec John Heathertngton, Urb Weitze! or Roy Metzger at our office. METZGER Lumber and Coal Co. mm noil obb iodib witm a rawcm IT PCLATI Kill TOO iriBYOO, tat OD UDDE- aTIC -rrthlnr t H14 with. Ooal Tnat's Crazy Witn h -Tx.aatowa, urn. . rasa is ,, mo.

SUNDAY'S KtqSlLTS. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. Indianapolis-Minneapolis first game lalSH in fourth (rain). Minneapolis, 2; Indianapolis, 1 (second game). St faul. 10; Toledo, 2 (:;ve innings, rain), nd r ."" r !'! Eqs City. 1; l,-i;", 0.

ut-aiui-ii Kvc linn uiu same amount of shingles and in addition enough siding to cover his building. Don't that look like it was time to get busy ? A dollar is simply a medium of exchange. The thing that counts is how much of what the farmer produces will it take to buy a certain amount of the materials you need. There has wen great increase in the price of farm pro. ducts because of demands of war, while the only increase in building material has ln-en very slight and due to increase in cost of lalxir, freight and taxes.

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Milwaukee, 2; Columbus, 2 (S in. nings, rain). ' AMERICAN LEAGLE. Chit ajro, 2; Boslon, 0. Now York, 1; Petmit, R, (13 tanine). Cleveland. 20; rhilaiUlplua. fi. tt. Louis, 4 0; Wanhiucton, 0-5. NATIONAL LEAGUK. C"r dtc