Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 266, Lebanon, Boone County, 8 August 1917 — Page 6

LEBANON DAILY REPORT'S Rt WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 8, 1917.

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No citizen can feci free and inuVpeiuletit unless his feet fool likewise. Y"tir fed carry a lut of responsibility ami it is unite iiuin.it. tiiat you should give them a -'liiavc deal. Th'-n let them walk around in stylish, CMii'.foi"..'.:!)!"' : hoes that are to their iikir.tr. I.oi your U'ot wander in here and he suited. . Morgan Shoe Co.

You may only buy one PIANO in a life-time; isn't this reason en.vj.-ih to In ly a good on" when you buy? We feature Christman Painos because wo can behind them. stand W.W. STEVENS E. Side Sq. - Phone 53 Asbestos Fibre Roof Paint for all kinds of nict.il ami papc roofs. We cm save yiu m-M-on paper roofing, 1, -paper. P y Clyde Lowe Phone 3J0 W East of Banwell' Franklin St. Orocery W. II. GREEN DENTIST Fin National Buk Bnihliag Ihm 1M-M4 PksH 1U g Craig's l m Store Si COOK BY WIRE WITHOUT FIRE Interstate Pub. Service Co GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE, EAR, NOSE and THROAT Office over Etter's Drug Stoie. PHONE 141. Just Received a carload of Palmo Middlings hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108

Ef your feet feel free aoid independent Vou'll m&Ke

good citizen Olympic Theatre ifiuility House Quality Plays TONIGHT rns Jan. This is is numb "JILTED IN JAIL" i.miui i: .'.-its ,,..ii, l:l is : ."ic ADMISSION ."ic Colonial Theatre futility House Quality Plays TONIGHT. William S. Hart ir a new haracter "THE DESERT .VAN iuoroiis Sweeping Drama He's not a "bad-man" t h i :- 1 i nif, he's a hijf. scpjare-jawetl. vvli,!i.-s,iili'(l tnall with faith. urajce. s the desolate vil11. hail IV of "Broken I lope orosperinis town ul He." He i up a notorous dance ia)l for the sake of a little lyiy, ind in so doinj; rescues a wonan from vice. A sweeping drama with the tuna f the Mojavc Desert in it.s itnisihere. 10c ADMISSION .Ic Flower Pots We have a small shipment of Flu ww Pots, all we will be able to vt thist season. UY EARLY GET SIZE Bowman's 5 &10c Store

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Fred McClure, of Crawfords ville, Seriously Injured. ASLEEP ON TRACK Mntnrm.in Unable to Awaken Man l!y ''lowing Whistle His Injuries. il McClure, of Crawfordsville. stud. I.y a west bound far or. ..i Hur iinc at Clark's stop about e ra-t of Jjmestnwn about nr.in.l seriously inchingof ilnv and ConducCruv fordsviile. stl-,1 in an atlan, hut -truck .-rrpr to awake the id bring the car to had at down on tilear and had gone s injur.-! internally ut fur-head and a H .s injures are n it Ft was taken on on the cur ami is r hospital there. I NEWS STORIES AND i GOSSIP FROM THE I HOOSIER CAPITAL INI'IANAPOI IS. Ind.. August . .grn-.ett.ic mil In- one of the most im ..llll t sUl.jeCts tllUVht HI the IndllllK authoi it s INI 'I AN I 'I 'I. IS. In Auirust . a of the II. nioi iatu probacy will not be I's sin t'ne p.i-ition bei . I'po ail a r V.'. II. of I.. -hur t h: N-l le an. I . II. Honing, "f Portland, prom rientiy mentioned for the job. For the fir.-t time in twenty ycar.he Indiana National 'iuard has a -L'im-fit of artillery. The six batteres roieposing ill' regiment promise a iv-ly t,nie for the Modes when they ret on the other side of the pond. I '.!,. .-o Robert Tyndall. commandnir the regiment is probably the most node-tjy .ioud" man in Indiana. T' dm h-longs alnio-t the whole rre.ht 'or n ree. merit and n. it he has rea icd a dieain of twenty years. Colonel Tyndall took one battalmr o the Mexican border. On April 21 id ben for Mnizinir at v a batahi Hi eg.r -nt. f winch will lie mustered into fm-s-rvice at Ft. Harrison today oi iriow. is composed of men from mapolis, Fort Wayne, Lafayette, mington, Shelhyville and Vines. There are l.JJM er'iUed men tl olliccrs in the unit, b.nel Tyndal went to the Spanish lean war with Mattery A, in the nty-soventh hietery. He was a ate then. In ls'.-il he became a cant, m C'l'i a first lieutenant, in rim ift and ouarteimastir and raptam of Hatt.ry A in l!n:,. In I!UJ he became major and remained majnr until commissioned colonel. Colonel Tyndal is en efficient nffirer. and Here is no doiild but that he will e-ol the r-timent to France, lie was ou irt-rmaster of the Indiana Brigade iiiprg the We.-t Point. Kv., maneuvers of l'i'i:i, studied in the regular ntrny school at Fort sill in Pill and has ron tantly kept apace of the rapid develotjm-nt of atiillerv warfare. RULE IS CHANGED. Players Farmed f)nt to Mil to Hi port Hack by Augu it JO. ipy th nfrtvjre.fffff w litrtlrt.) NEW V0RK, August 8.-Players farmed out to minor league clubs by the majors will not have to report back by August 1:0 this year, it be came known here today, fly a spec ial ruling the National Commission has made the recall of players option al with the big league clubs. T he old rule was made to protect such players from the draft, but ow ing to conditions th.'st have arisen as a result of the war the commission deemed it advisable to charge the code. Players under contract to ma jor league rlus will be protected and the minor league cluba with which they are playing will benefit by re taining their services until the pen nant races are finished.

ULT'OHTEB UN R.E. J.M TEARLT

MUCH WASTE IN MEAT

USED IN EVERY HOME The put-k packer ve everything but the Mueal of the !( It in up to the housewife of Indian, lurini these dayn of food conserva tion, to equal the record of the packer in the meats the buya. According tn H. K. Barnrrd, atate food commisidoner, there is much waste in every piece of meal taken nome from the butcher shop. "Thir waste may he in tne form of raws and ifristle or coarse and ur.-.ipptiiir.(r.'-he says. "Of course the vaste varies in different cuts. The nutrition exuerts at the University of Illinois have made a study of this prublern. The results they found are of real interest to housewives and es pecially to those who are interested in iretiine as much food for their m mey as i possible. The experts find that round steak is the lean wasteful meat. It averages threefourths lean, edible meat. Rump roast contains one-half lean meat; rib roast a little over one-half lean meat; -irloin steak about two-thirds lean meat; porterhuu-e steak slightly over one-half lean meat, according to experts. Pot rou.-ts contain from twothirds to three-fourths edible meat. MARKET REPORTS IMHANAPOI.IS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, August 8. The ere lO.Uuu fre.-h hogs arrived for the arket today, but tne market opened ith a good demand from all source: id while at the start there was an o usit.on to an advance it was tinaily vided that the prices would be steady i lnc higher. The bulk of the hugs ild at lti.aii(tt Iti.iitl or steady to In. ove yesterday's predominating price ml there were al-o an extreme toi I ii.7f.. w hich is the former recon1 r this market, and there were al' i"ie hogs sold ill Sl;.t.."i. 1'iieie wen ot manv sold at l...''h howev-r, am rket fl- , with a clearance of the supply. CATTLE The receipts of catth .'ay numbered 1 ,-J'KI and so far i.fiuality, weight end f;,-1- were corned, there v;s a little betu r kind represented H.;ian for some time past and this worked to the advantage oi -alesme i in making a complete clearance of the oireririgs at fully stead) to strong prices as compared wit! vest-rdav. This applied to all kind, -u table for killers. Hulls also sol, -teady and caves suif-ied a loss o' 'rile to $1. The demand for socker. and feeding cattle this morning wai again very dull and tne trading wajlliot, with no change in prices. din (.o ;ri CHKWIO Aiig'i.t Word tha England has advanced her prices meat caused a firm market in prov ions at the opening of the Chica ,?ratn exchange today. September wheat was up 'uc to $ Corn ranged N cent higher both Mav and llecember futures, and the market was rather uuiet. Oats ents CHICAOO LIVESTOCK. CHICACO. August 8 Hogs Re e.pts. .'i.iiiKi; market, steady to high t ; mixed an, butchers. lf. Hafo'lli.liU good heavies. $14.l(a lfi.fi..; roilgl heavies. JU.ihKh lo.Ki; light, $U.W a lti.r.r. : pig-, ill.ifxu 14.2".; bulk ol sales, sir, niiio i.r.r.. CATTLE Receipts, 10,0(10; market steady to higher; beeves, $7.60t 1 4. If. cows 'and heifers, $4.40m 1 1.90; stock "i s and feeders, $:..8tifo 9.20; calves $10(8 1.1. SH EEP Receipts. 9.000; market steady; natives and westerns, $7."i0( 10 .".; laml.s, .!! 14..".. LEBAN0.1 MARKETS.

Wheat, No. 2 S2.2." Corn. 70 tbs 2.30 Oats, mixed a6o Oats, new, white oKe POULTRY. Eggs 27c Mutter, fresh 2fie Hens, 4'j fhs and over 10V Hens, under 4'2 tbs Lie Leghorn hens Pic Spring chicks over 2 lbs ISc Old cocks 10c Young cocks, staggy l'-c Hen turks, old P!c Tom turke, old 11c Tom turks, 12 lbs and over .... 2"c fiecse, full feathered 17r

NEW HATTING RECORD. NASHVILLE. Tenn.. August 8 Frank Thrasher, the Walkin walloper right tielder of the Atlanta bareball team, .set a new record in yes terday's game by coming to bat eight times in a double-header and securing seven singles and a double. THE MILITARY STANDPOINT. Marie Willis (at the beach I Kit quite a clever social general. Jane (lillis Yes. She went through Inst season's campaign without the loss of a man. Life. "SOMEWHERE." Mollie (who has been naughty and condemned to "no toast") Oh, Mum my! Anything but that! I'd rather have a hard smack anywhert you like. Punch

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. John Albert Strawmyer, Brownsburg R. R. 1, wife and child. Guy Sorrell, Lebanon, wife. Clarence E. Hays, Sheridan R. R. 1, father, brothers and sisters. Benjamin O. Powell, Lebanon, wife. Clifford Cody, Rosston R. R. 31, divinity student. Pirtel Nelson Shaw, Zionsville R. R. 28, wife and two children. William Jasper Long, Jamestown impendent father. Clifford Tompkins, Thorntown li. It 18, wife. Joseph Robert Hill. Thorntown R. R. 17, wife. Haven Norris. Lebanon, wife. Cecil W. Davis. Thorntown. and child. Bert A. Curbeaux, Lebanon id three children. E. C. Keys, Jamestown I!. fe. Guy B. Mundell, Lebanon R. R. 7, n It. i: wife. Charles O. McMains, Lebanon R. R. 11, wife and three children. Cleveland Goodwin, Whitestown, county otficial. wife and child. Edgar Ray Peterson, Jamestown 1!. R. il, wife and child. William A. Stephenson. Rosston R. li. iil. wife. Warren B. Daily, Lebanon, wife. Allen Oliver Wills, Lebanon R. R. 11, dependent mother. Archie Lee Rose, Jamestown R. I! wife. Ray Ralph Richey, Lebanon R. R. 6, wife and three children Dillon Clay Davidson, Zionsville, dependent mother. R. R. George Alexander Parr, Lebanon, wife. Jesse Otis Hillock, Lebanon, wife. Truman L. Lucas, Lebanon R. R. 10, wife and aged and infirm parents. Wilmer L. Saunders, Lebanon R. R. 10, wife and two children. Ben M. Seifres Seifres, Lebanon, in officers' reserve. Harry E. Nicely, I i' sbor. Zionsv fe and Goff C. Hinshaw and two children. child. Hinshaw, Zionsville, wife Hinshaw, children. Exemption Not Claimed. indie, l.ehanon It. R. I ! Ex John li: Roy Fairfield, rntn Joseph Philip Laboll, Charles I.. Mil's, NOrviM" W. Titus, T Leo Martin Fan ell, I.eb: lebanon R. 1 Chester P. Kimble, Terhune. Frederick Neidlingcr, White-town. John Walker Stoops, IViimne. Thomas W. How man. Sheridan. Rush Daily Umber Line, lebanon. R. R. !. Xerxes Silver, Whitostown. Joseph Ibjmon.l Shahan, Lebanon. R. R. 11. Henry D. Halfa'-re, Lebanon R. li. is Oscar Wood, Sheridan R. It. 1. Charles C. French, Thorntown. Delmer Punly. Jamestown. Frederick S. Flaningan. Thorntowi !. it. 17. Nob'e I. Pierce. lebanon It. P.. 12. James L Wiley, L-banon. Arnie Arthur Dale, Jamestown. Arthur Leo Stum, Zionsville R. It HO. Rejected. Andrew Vivian Stewart, I. George I. Wade, Lebanon. Charles W. All-n. Thornto Truman O. Crosstreet. Edgar H. Dale, Jamestown Thomas Fluid Sicks. Lei Ira Bradley. Harry Bishop, Lebanon R It. Clifford T. Wood, Zionsville. Lester Clay MrCann, J.i'n-stown. FMmer I. Murgfss. Rushton F. Witt. Lebanon. James J. Hightshue, Zion-ville. Otto Tribhett, Lebanon. Carl Long. Kirklin, R. It. 1. Ki.i-1 Mratton. Lebanon. William H. Burroughs, Advance, It. R. 1. Los-y K. Cody. Ros-ton It. R. ill. Mare Klorich, Lebanon, alien Aus trian. " Fred Milton Engledow, Zionsville. Charles (loodnight. aiy M. Lewis. Jamestown. Cecil James Moss. Fred James Hutts, Lebanon. JOHNNY'S PLEA. "Johnny, when I tell your fall what a naughty boy you've been day. he will punish you severely." "Have you got to tell him, inn'.'" "Yes. und I shall tell him immed iately after dinner." "Well, ma, give him a better dinner than usual, won't you? You might do that much for me." Boston Tran script. WORSE THAN BEFORE. , Mm. Exe Well, what do you think of Clara's voice now that she is through with her singing lessons? Exe It's no better and there's a lot more of it. Boston Transcript.

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PICNIC Paper Plp.tes, 12 for Sc lee Cream Dishes;. 1Z for . . .V lee (ream Spoons, 5 for ...Ic Paper Napkins, 'Jl for , . . .."c Table Covers ."c Paper Cups, (i for ."ic Wax Paper, "n sheets 5f Sardines 10r Siivitary Party S-t. Table Cov Caper i'lales, special Tiible Cover am! six Napkins Moore's 5 & Ice ("team Cones, 2 for DR. L. M. J3EAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Fimers State Bank Building 7 a. m. to 8 p. au PHONE 264. AUTO INN Standard Oil Service Station No. 47 G AS 20 CENTS North Leuanen St. Phone 21 IDEAL FRUIT JARS Pints "Oc Quarts 73c COULTER-SMOCK CO. Buy a Singer Cash or Payments Oil, Needles. Belts GEO. L. FRANK & CO. 120 North Lebanon St. A.F. TINDER, Mgr. PHONE 215 WflSHlNGS SAFETY RAZOR BLADES ; SHARPENED Single edge, per dozen 2Sc Double edge, per dojeo J5 We pay postage one way. Barker & Son. Lebanon EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y West Main St 1 OR QUICK ELECTRICAL WORK CALL J. E. BERKLEY Phone 978-L 124 Went South Stret

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All new styles in all shapes; to clean up our Straw Hat stock, we are giving 33 1-3 per cent discount on all Straw Hats, excepting Panamas,

NEEDS Dried Reef Vienna Sausage . Potted Meats . . . Pickles 'Olive Pretzels, 1 pound .10c . 10c .10c .10c .10c .1.1c Assorted Cakes. 2 pounds 25c r. ltl Napkins. ID 10c 10c Store Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. L. W. KIRTLEY DENTIST First National Bank BuHiiag Third Floor JOnN H. HOY General Real Estate Business GRAND OPERA HOUSE till Phone 100-Y WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTON IAN SHOES CORY & BRATTON FUNERAL DIRECTORS Office phone M; Residence phones 240 and 895 Stanley Block. Eaat Sent SUeet iifl.H50(!NlLyi

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