Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 262, Lebanon, Boone County, 3 August 1917 — Page 5

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' FOR SALE COR SALK-One Hall safe, good" us ew. Lebanon Ice Creura Co. 7-12-tf. FOR SALE Kurd touring car; good condition, price right, ul2 West Chicago street T-IH-tit FOR SALE rive room house on brick street; price $00. liarrouirh it Shannon. b-:i-'.!t COR SALE Six room house, locat-d on brick street; fine location; price J1.S0O. Ilarrouj-h & Shannon. 8-2-2t COR SALE "'OR ""TRADE Nino-j room house; bath, toilet, city water. cistern, pas, electric lights; a No. 1 1 cation; price right; give it a look Itarrough Shannon. 8 1roR SALE Canary' birds:-singe Mrs. VV. 0. tiraves, phone. rhorntown. " WANTFD IIASTED f ireman it T. II., I. and E. power station, 21c per hour 'Phone 726. 6-29-tf. Ill ANTED Men at" the interstate " Public Service Co. 8-1-.T Uf ANTED MALE AND FEMALE " HELP An intelligent person may earn ItOO monthly corresponding for newspapers; !0 to $D0 monthly in par time; experience unnecessary; BO canvassing; subjects suggested Send for particulars. National Tress JM1MMU, fiuoiu 1013, Bu.Tul-, !. Y. 4-'it -6-mos, 11IANTED toman for general 11 house work in country. ( bu.-. Mannun. liox 94 Rosslon K. HI. 8-J -St UANT EI Men" to "'work' in factory. II Indiana Condensed Milk Company w: YNTFIs Fnpert repairmen want1 ed at (ho City (iaranc. s-:i ti ' FORREST FOR RENT 5 room houm.", bath toilet. 2'i blocks from square. Neal A Company. 6-1 tf. COR RENT Furnished rooms, breakfast if desired. See .Mrs. Mar Hendricks. 913 North Lebanon .-troet. Phone 4T1. 8 - : t FOR 'RRXT "Five "rooiti" hoti-.o and barn; North Lebanon street. Darrnugs & Shannon. si----' rOR RENT Furnished roo.ns, localcd among cool shade trees. Set Reporter. K-2-3t LOST LOST Amethest ring, a keep .-.ako Left in J. S. Edwards' restaurant reward, return to 416 South Lebanon street or call 688. 8-1-41. Interurban Time Tables TERRE H.XL'TE. INDIANAPOLIS EASTERN TRACTION CO, Effective Feb. 1. 191?

EAST WEST EAST WEST A. M. A. M. P. M. P. M. 6:25 5:25 fl2:2fi tl2:l" :2S R:o5 1:15 1:2". 7:15 7:23 2:15 2:25 8:15 8:25 f 3:2i t 3:17 t 8:57 t 9:17 4:15 4:25 10:15 10:25 5:15 r,:2o 11:15 11:26 t :2ii t B:l" 7:15 f 11-17 t X:IT 10:00 10:20

12:3? tLimited train. 'Daily except Sun day. jFrankfort only. Last car leaves Ir.uianapo'us at ll:3t p. m. and Lafayette at 10:45 p. m. CRAW FORDSVII.LK DlVIfiioN Cars leave Lebanon for Crawfordsville at 7-30, 8:M, 11:SU a. m. l.M, S:.'10, 6:30, 7:M, 0.30 and I ! :30 p. m Cars arrive from Crawfor.lsvilie a' 7:10, 9:15. 11:20 a. m., 1:20, 3:15, 6:20, 7:20, :20 and 11:20 p. m. II. B, SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oa Drug Store Telephone 343. Lebanon, InrL State Auto Insurance Covers CompWi Harry L Kenworthy HANDLES A Ik KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SKCUKITIKS Reaidence phone, Z2t; Sc 1M

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Employees of Public Service Cq. Hear TIks and Witness Movies. A very interesting meeting of the omplo.M-es of the local branch of the Interstate Public Service Company was held last night in the office of the company. The meeting was held in the interest of the aafety organiiation of the employees. Ora Carter, president of the organization, called the meeting to order, and presided as routine business was dealt with. James Harmon, representing the Middle West Utilities safety organiiation, of Chicago, made a very interesting talk of accidents, in which he guve nianv statistics and examples. III tuition war made of the prone method of resuscitation. K. H. Warren, of Indianapolis, gave a talk on how to prevent accidents iiving many illustrations of how danreious conditions may be remedied. (Jeorge D. Vess, of the claim depart ment of the Southern railways, maxie a .-hoit talk on the meaning of the condensation law and how it effect em;. lover and emploee. .Motion pictures were shown at the meeting depicting the rules for prevniir.g accidents in actual operation. I ight refreshments were served. Twenty-five of the employees were .-cr.,nt I'il that could be spared from work. It is the intention to have the ne.t montiily safety meeting in the afternoon so that the night force may The lnt Tsh-.te Public Service company pus the shakers to come to the ircetings and exercise its influnc? in many other ways to teach its em-pVyeo-to avoid accidents. (JOES TO COM MBI S. llth.r Kirhman Ordered to Report For Aviation' Work, l.jii-.e i- Richman, who has been i; wring '' Fort Benjamin Harrison, .one here yesterday with the expert-:-.n of s;.. m:ng the vacation, whiri ' hi"' teen g'ven. here and at hi nie in To. ton. His plans however ere rii:ippeil uwn the receipt of a iejjraoi 'vhirh onle-ed hir to repor. day u' t'.'i-,.oihus where he has on -'rd n tiie aviation corps. The Revised List of Telephone I' set s Now Ready For Use. The ne directories of the Lebanon TMopl.ono ompany vere distributeii to tin- patrons in Lebanon today. The ork of v ndir-g them out all over the rour.'.y v.ill probably take two or three ''ays. Th? directories will b a b;g Mil to s b-wriners. as the increasing a.-.d chancing list of patrons of the ompany made the old book out of date. They are bound in yellow cov-f-rs. and h.tve several pages of ad--. r.; ....-j. iw.,j,ts !i-ts of p;t--in.i The books contain all of the names and numbers on the Lebanon -.'-tern, and on the local toll systems of Advance. Dig Spring. Khivilic. " i.:-)iri'.:g. Max Terhure, New Bninsv U.-e -e Mills, Thorntown and V.'hite.own. MILITARY CROSS. I.iipiir.ile of One presented to Msj. Hovghton Kreeived Here. W RITi:-' P FOR .K FTON. '"..u nig squib tacn irom th' w I e e t e lj t t e'e v hn la a former l.ehaiion bo aft on C. Alien, jinaiinaiist of :ri K n I. OUIa., Uae -he nnts svo north Ok'.'i'ioi'ia. He: drives his njisuoobiie at sixty mile an hour suid we.irhs better tban one hundred and f'fty pounds. Still wears specks and has tlia wnarLct gif. in tiie neiBnnor-hoo-L" C ASTO R I A For Iafaata uA ChtWreii la Use Foe On 2 3 Years

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EIKVAJ0& crcuioa PRAISES CONDUCT OF DRAFTED MEN

Frank Routh, elevator operator in the court house, hu statement to make in regard to the drafted men who were up for examination yesterday. He says thai he probably hauls hundreds of people up and down in the-court house elevator every day, but that the hundred and ten men who reported for examination yesterday surpassed any like number he ever saw for gentlemanly conduct and businesslike attitude. He states that among the wives and mothers who were with some of the boys there might be detected a tore of sadness, but that he boys thomsetves took the experience as a matter of business. There was not a rowdy in the whole bunch, and according to Frank, they were hist, about the finest body of young fellows ever in the aourt house. ShfrilT Lewis Takes Soldier Hoy Who Escaped Guard House, Into Custody. Sheriff Lewis received a message yesterday from Captain Hanniui, acting major of the detachment of the second regiment of the Indiana National (juard a tnst Chicago, instructing him to apprehend Thomas Linton, a deserter fioi.i Corneuny H, who was supposed to have come back here. Linton was : member of Company H before they were called out but did not report until about a Tionth ago. He resides about four miles south i f the city. He was then sent to Fast rhicao and placed in the yoia.-u-house. He esraped from there Tuesday aail can'.e back here. He was found by Sheriff I.cis thimormng wo. king on u faun near Ins e. ile put iu jail here pend ing fir her erd.-is from the military authi r:'ies. RACE I'OSTI'ONEI). Fveni in Which Tommy I Was Fntered, Was Rained Out. The race in which Tommy D, owned by M. M. Apple of this city, was to ave entered yesterday afternoon, ha--been postponed until tomorrow on ac count of rain. The races are at Mount ''len.ens, Mich. Tommy is entered in 'he 2:0o pace for a pur. c of .'.'.on. .Mr. pp e went u Ml. Clenv ns Wcdncalay. ENLIST IN NAVY. Dfrnard King and Elitund Boer Join The Colors. rir..u-.i !;:... of u,.- Te,;,un.- neighlioihrxKl, and F'hiood Hover, v ho livei. o miles north of Pickard an.-wered e cad to the eolors by rnli.-tlng in e navy. They go m u3 firemen, for term of four years. (JETS PROMOTION. aons.ille Soldier Roy in Regular Army. Made a Corporal. Dewey Cut'..-, son of s. M. Cults of Ziw,viM.v n-h, ..erved with the state troop on tiie Mexican line !a.-t sumaid later enlisted in th- coa. t l'-tiliery an.1 is now stationed at Fort Mnrgan. Ala., ha- been promoted m private to corporal. ORDERED TO REPORT. Charles llenrv W ill he a r.niinfcrms Cor Charles Henry of The - I t , n h:.. enlistment in .Fe orp, wi-ich he joined ia-t n. hi .r Hut e eMK'ci- to be in I ranee soon. TO PR EACH XT IMlI XPOL! Rev. (. I!. ( aim.-r.a--l wi'l f.'l cj'pit of ti e 'lab-made Presbyter hnr. h at India-ai.oli,: hund ay mo ns, n tn-: ai.OTf o Hr. ( onp"i .he naator of the churer. Tncrc no .lerviee here. OV1.R H2 T.XKl N IX. f)v -two dollars was tM.en in si me run sen 'itnner serveo yesteroay in tin ba-ement of the f. R, church by ti e ladies of the congregation, who dosiia to exprefs their appreciation of tl, patronuge of the people. NOTICE TO FLOW KR GROW ERS. AH p-nors raising chrysanthemums for the show this fall must lift them from the ground wi put into nineinch pots the coini(f week. White washable skirt:, and fumy kir,p, Hc, 8c. ILJ3 and. 52 H

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Endorsement of Secretary of xVar lUiker Causes Continuance of Sports. ilil I'.e i.r.iooil ' u c. I NFW yollK. A tw. o.-Hacked by 'mil' S:rn, tun igh Hcnta:, of V, ar :a,i r. college uthlefes .'a',d hrm!;, nt.'.ncin d to it- ,i.,t the uthxu of the korid war. ae of ro'lei'j doubtful unt .ting tu co-il rii.e Uieni. as a le ait o- the uong enI s . --port- !;.. I n plaeed 1 1 of a pat-i"t:c d it;-, v hereh v to abandon a!l for:,-, ! stolid, to strength) n'.i'ieniic life of tlti id pi c wh I t - feared, might dterion,te. The r. solllUoll adoi.ted ,v the el-'rgi-e, urging tho continuance of athielo hy an, na iineo a n acK einuii femri the horinon of inter-eoljate siiorla. e nceia'ly football. I'nder the n"w plan every school and roilege which has the material to build football teams" will put them in the lield snd plav out schedules which were airu!;g"d last winter. In the east all of the smaller and "aost of the Urge' institution will JU.U J J Children Dryrot FLETCHER'S CASTORIA

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ALL GOOD! r "P0 meet our customers needs we have to handle a J- wide variety of lines, but we make them all measure up to our standard of quality and we insist upon prices that give our customers generous values. We feel that this is the only method that will gain new customers and hold the old ones. You will enjoy looking over our stock. Remember you're always welcome. We want you to feel at home here.

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Dodge Brothers $850 All Prices f. O. B. Lebanon Firestone Tires United States Emerson Tractor. Straude Mak-a-Traclor. English Auto &Tractor Co

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I'iay football this fall. Vale. Harvard, Princeton and possibly Virginia, .ill probably make no attempt to -: ty oth"- than freshman football. in the we.-t, where sentiment hash-on turn for the continuance of all sports, n ten oMi gmte competition will h'-ci.rned on with just as much cn-tlnb.iH.-in a.- ever before. With Vale. Harvard and Princeton out of tiie football limelight in the east, interest in the great college game will undouhtede renter in the middle west this PLAYING THE FIELD I'.V JA' K VF.IOCK. iIm tfir IntfirMttnttil Scv Sert-lcr.) NKW VI'KK. Aug. X Batting and la . running honors ;n the big leagues eein d"-t:ii"d t0 go west this sea-on. W.'.te-n reaior league clubs are set.ng the paco in the.e two departiient . of the game and il the ,uni-ct islf of the two hig i-inuits can an---, .mi' of the i.ennants the west will In tltiona! I.eagae tne batsern club.- have monoponmg- of the ;.,-entagr -men the reason opened, n Cardinais. and Rouseh, have come to the front id hitters and the race else tlv rat months. In clah hatti-ig the ( in -inn.ili Red- have hen the p.'incipa ..( cn akei s, and, wt'h a long itrin tt eanic. on tneir nome grounii.-, to wind un the s.s.,r,n, tr.oy iiecm to r in a eon.maiidi'1 nosuion to cop tl Uw.,f,n-. honors. ! It to. Hiighie JiTOings' l)tit Tigers longer than u-tml this year to ! take the pari of pacemaker, in their ! league in Um matter of hitting the I 4ple, but they came into their ow n I hrtore, the scasmn was half over, and ! it appears that only a sudden reversal ! of form can cheat them out of Amer- ' kan League batting honors. Tyrus j Cot.b. after forging to tin front in his lattintr of thiity-rive eoraecuUve hltbng games, in proving himself the aing rf American league batsmen, j while speaker, Sislcr and Chapman, j all wevrn players, have kpt on he trail.

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Cobb and Max Carey were the ba running champs of their respecti leagues la.-t year, and both ape o to drfend their honors again tl, season. Carey has set ,1 hot Mace fori National Leaguers, but Ray Chapman was the Prst American Legue player to steal thirty bases and threaten r usurp ( ohh'i laurels in this de partment. The consistent base running of the Cincinnati Rods has been by far the best seen in the National League this year, while in the Amer.can League the I'l'vel.ind Indians have a big jump on all rivals in the matter of -tolen cushion-. Pirates Looking t'p. No matter where the Pirates fntsh. or what may be suid of them by a.iy of the critics, there i- no denying the tact that tnev are plnvmg xrapnnr oa-.nhall since Hugo Rezdck took th" managerial reins. Prior to the reiea.-e of Jimmv C aliahan the pittsnurgh rub wa.rut. Cal couldn't drag 'em cu t. and llicv didn't seem ninnh! helping themselves. They played vn hcs.rcd ha., e bail id tl, oked like a club that was staging a tiitv p. irird Thev gave ant,. .eh ho' ,rnun.l.a rl I ail, they ..pril'i at the Pol hough Uiev mdn t wo aught Mkliiau'H dot ooL to he fooled wn.li hat the No club ran I iites now and 1 iiap n nngrr at the P expect th to roll over and bark at to rot oer ana nan. n the sun. They've got snmo real pep per out there on the diamond, and Koidek io the logical man to "blame" Cor it. Let Ikiwn Tennia Bara, The L'nibd States National Lawn Tennis Association has lrt down the bills for the coming national singles oatriolic tournament at I'oiest Hills, President ;eosg T. Adee, who is to reforoo the national toumev. retently derided that the eligibility rule

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Thone 310 adopted last winter should not apply in the coiriing touniry, which is to lie played for the benefit of the Red Cross units v. loch the tcr.ni.s pla.'.ers are to send to France, and invitations were forwarded to every player v. ho received ranking in l!il(i. In this way the stais from coat to ro"! " Ill ho free to romp'tr. ;md, like the Western Amateur Coif Tournai.ient , which let down the birso Francis Quimet, the coming tennis event will take on much uUrwtiveness bocau-e of the pcial rul.r.g. The move, made by ti e XAesterit tiolf Association and the action of the parent tennis body seem to indicate that sentiment again ,o!f and tenma Placets who engage in th? aile of .-.porting goods is gradually dying out. CORNS LOOSEN OFF WITH MAGIC "GETS-IT" 2 Drops Do the Work, Painleanly. I t- II .v.-,. I'fre I -ir.l of tlls-r I l :' ir. oi.e iliing after a-olii.r for lens. I .-ill le,0 I, .,-ln I iieit 1..1 'Illil 4 "iPl'l2iiv l If 1 iCWao ! ru wut Try "4is-lr am lk,,'ii vc,i tu... oai aa lbcy'14 i'ect tUckt VSI MU'ter r,i put on ni she i ose.1 , , Jj, I 1 lie n S4j rl Is. tone way. 1-U le "-ltd e !!,;.'t'''., ) ' I i'.'.IJ" 4 Sua, .1. 1.. EMil.tr Uatcs it UllciKU.