Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 272, Lebanon, Boone County, 15 August 1917 — Page 8

LEBANON DAILY RITCTER, WEDNESDAY. AUGt:sT.13, 1917.

Olympic Theatre Coming Thurrsday, August 16 .. 'ROSCOE "FATTY" ARBICKLE IN "A ROUGH HOUSE"

Fatty Ai'.u:k!o comes across with about five

t;;.',tjiitv.t : .plai'hos of !;.' --ht"- : : ! a tidal wave of riv'.ics GIGGLES! LAUGHS!! SCREAMS!!!

In do third i.f t!: John and Hm! Keal.m of ac'.i.m lie aJ.-tmiU. real lnjm'ir in 1 1 ; i -i ; Fatty s culm jftmui: tion V!i t'.'Sinv been i 1 lis tea sits i:: hoi' iiiii'iv: f'T-t live! : umrn.inpi.i

i.s ;v.:,. i;-i- t p -( i1 nitty po-es v K'l me ,n !.t' 'ii' !i' i- : 'ii .'"i u cii:n. This is an .i l,. k .ly tiii.t 'lir.rks a cry wide clit-i-f:; . ' 'i: ' ':!.-i, pi"ilm tion K'cU.iir real i:.leiiij:eiit amia n"-s 'can appreciate, ami the

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I'OITI.AR I'KU'ES life ADMISSION .7

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No citizen can feci free and indc'K'ntli'nt unless feet feci liki".vi.--e. Your 1'cct carry a vX of responsibility and it is cu'.e fUtiiitf that you should give them a stjuaro dt a!. Then lot thorn walk around i'i stylish, coinforta;i'-: hoes that are to their likine. Let yjur foot wander in here and bo suited. Morgan Shoe Co.

Just Received a carload of Palmo Middlings hog feed UNION HARDWARE CO. I'HONK 108 BRENTON GARAGE I Autos and Auto Supplies 1 East Main Street- Phone 2'j4 WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SHOES Grand Price 25-50c.

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!. "Fatty'' release we have Al St. a::ain -lippol'Ulig; the star, ami plenty i'li' ic' is a commendable Mvuruif nt i "J.i' at idf from nvrv slapstick. in the fa-f oS threatened eo.iiUijrrii-

y ;, '.tut part i.t t action woiim nave ii.ui i! bi rii the usual stvle uf 'Vurr.eity." m-ltii'i' t'X'ili d, it is the Mulie'ice. v. Inch

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L. VV. KIRTLEY DENTIST tint National Hank Building Third Floor TKc Store cVolues CL07HINC Opera

Miss Grace Hutchson's Big Musical Comedy Company in "FOLLIES OF 1917" Good Chorus Good Music Engagement for Fair Week Ladies Free Monday night when accompanied by 50c reserve ticket. Seat on sale Wednesday at Nobes

llWiNS TKE EFFICIENCY

Kititar For) the Gain Award in Competition With Movie Operator. IV 'ar For: yd c, operator the il'ymii'r Th. iiir". fceivel word t!ny trial hi- had won the efficiency prize in competition with operators through-1 out Indiana. The prize was ottered l.y Hie Wmld Film Corporation. The let t r announcing ti award is self expianutory. I giatulati'.n.-. I you this lette is as follows: "ConIt is a pleasure to send of credit, entitling you in th prize ottered by uur In.hanapoI lis branch for the must eticient operI a'or reoperation gi'-e.'i dining the 'month of July. Send this letter, to-fgeth.-r v. ,tii a li.-t of articles desired, j . li-i ted fi-uiii the premium catalogue ito The John Newton Porter Co., :ita tr..n.l.Miy. V Y.. and they v. ill imfv,,.eiaieiy I'ntwaril saiiie." ! MOMLIATION I'LACK. Division" of National (.uard igned lo Post. WV-.Hl.V.TiiN. Au da, 1- I., it a department ti'du Jesiifnated I JlTO OPPIisK I KK DK rr. inn. Mi:p;irr. oi:.i.. .v.igu-t i' ;nl to have agreed iithority of I'nde Olympic Theatre Quality House (Juality Play TONIGHT HIGH FINANCE" ven up largely police and the -I U.irren i.l. it in the id att n ree-iptu an but ne of th" cang are rounded up ar i s shot in a dramatic iriailnei ii'i--e while making a ronfejsio s has not the .upense of previofibers, hut is full of exciting actio "The War Bridegroom" by Frd Pi: featuring F.-hl i.nd Kdnh P.o! Lyor?. Lee Mo its. The jrr,, joy ride ju-t b ent up f id to hg'i' mg "in the trericlo front, bi This i, ittle rough in the opening at .as a good numerous idea ill amuse. 5c ADMISSIONHouse,

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BiAIUDET REPORTS

IXPtAN.4POl.iS LIVESTOCK.- I INDIANAPOLIS. Ind- August 15. j Ueceipts of 6,000 hoes this morning j proved no larger than necessary to meet the requirements and, with an . active demand, enough competition . developed to enable salesmen to ad- j vanre prices from 15rI20c over yes- ; tenlay. Sales ranged frora $17.75icfi 18, arid the bulk of the hogs sold at JlT.SOCi 17.85. There was a (rood, clearance. CATTI.K Receipts of 2.000 cattle were large, but no more than enough to meet the urgent demanu irom an sources and there was a fair clear anc. The offerings of the teer department were very good, including some very choice kinds. So far as prices were concerned, there was an advance of 2uc. Cows and heifers are also 2ic higher than the close of last week and bulls sold in line with ottier cattle. The calf market, while not quite as actiee as eterday was .-teudy with yesterday. The demand fur stockers and feeding cattle was a little stronger anfl prices are also correspondingly stronger in sympathy with the market for killing stuck. HOC: REACH HI0.II FIGl'RK. CHICACO. Auiru-t 15 -Cet ready r a vegetarian diet. Hogs sold at I!1". today, a gain of I2.MI in two week.-, lambs brought E17, a similar gain in the same period, :ind cattle were up cents over yesterday's maik to 11"). INI'IAN'APOIJS. Ind, August 13. Coed to choice l.ght hogs were uotist at $17X1 to lis 00 at the stockyard todav. (HIC.U.O MAKKKTS. CHiCAtiO. Augu-t l..-May corn vas down c to sl.C! and December, '.c to Jl.toS at the opening of the 'hiciigo Kruin niiiket today, but buyinr by local trcadei' cau.seil a sharp ally. Oats ranged from unchanged o ',c lower, sono- of the leading local profosionals pre-i-ing the semg ide. Close Wheat September. S.'.'JO. C. in May. Il.l'j; Dec. 1. !.'.- i.i;.',. Oats- May. 60'.c: Sept., r7i c: De-.. f.7'i(a ljc. I'ork -Sent., i Oct., $11.1.".. Laid Sept.. Oct., .7. P.ibs Sept., $ J :.".: Oct.. -.':t.:o. l llll AdU I IVHSTOt K. CHICACO. August lo. Hog Receipts, 17.H00: im.rket. firm, l'-e higher: mixed and hut'hers, Jpi'ira". 17.S:; good beaviei,. ?li;..',u(i 17 9.r.: rough heavies. $1.1.15? Hi.45; light llti 20.i 17.Su: pigs, $ll.7.Mairi.2".: hulk of saie., S i". 9t)fa 17.711. 'ATTI.K-Receipts, l l.doO: market strong, IP.ii Tic higher: beeves. SH.'J.'i U. '; cms and heifers. U.K( 12. 10; stockers. arid feeders. l.U(a VIA:-: i-alves, $ln(ii 14.7.1. SJIKHP Receipts, 8.000: market 'irm. lOiu 2.1c higher; natives and wo.v terns, $7.0. 1 1 .2.1 ; lambs, $10. 25m l.:t.1. Colonial Theatre Qunlity House Quality Playe TONIGHT. A world-beater of screen and diamond is Charles Kav in a comedy of the campus Romance, thrills and sure fire appeal "THE I'INCH HITTER" "A picture wry red-bloodi'i American will enjoy," says John K. Tener, president of National league r,f haneball rlubn. "A rorkinjr. baseball play." Bowman Bulger, baseball expert New York World. A prize thriller, a master production Charles Ray. "Im mense" F. ('. Lane, editor baseball magazine. A (awky youth jjoes to col k'K and becomes a man's man and a woman' too. 10c ADMISSION 5c Monday

Manhattan

Begins Thursday, August 16 Be here early and et your choice. Outfit all the men and boys of the family now for the coming year and give yourself credit for a Great Saving On All Wearing Apparel

BIG SALE AT LEBANON Watch for the Big Black LEBANO.I MARKKTS.

Wheat, No. 2 $2.IKI Oats, mixed 5: c Oats, new, white 5..o Rye 1.50 POULTRY. Kggs :io,Butter, fresh Kc Hens, 4!a ttis. mid over 17c Hens, under 4's n,s '-I' Leghorn hens 14c Spring chicks over 2 lb 2tir Old cocks 10c Young corks, staggy 12c Hen turks, old 1'tc Tom turks. old lb.-

(RI KK OIL HV Nt KS. -ugu-t 1.1.TIT.SA Okla.. the first time in the hvto nid-iontinent oil fie'd, the rude oil was today udvano cents a barrel by the Pi: xas nipanies. The pie Sl.'.iO, the highe-t ever p d-continent field. The Texas company is o!l ent price I id in the , 11 for Cu.-hing ciu.le. SI'IX I 'I.ATION TO STOP. CHK'AflO, Augu-l 15 A'heat futures Cbicag) Hoard if Trade, which has been ince maximum prices wi lished in Ma;, will c-ae August 25. The director board agreed to this upon urst for action along thi food controller Hoover. (KT'lTNt; AI.ONC. 1 can't hear that leading man; he s so conceiteit. now .10 oi manage to get along wth liirn'.' "I always talk to Hun about him If for a 'while, and then he talk. I e about himself." Life. t.KTS ASSIGNMENT. Second Lieutenant John O. Cru.-e, of Zionsville. recently commissioned at Office rV Training '"amp at Kt. Ilarrison, has been a.-signed to the Tenth Infantry at the foit. STOP 1. Mr. and Mrs. Spicklmeir. of Indianapolis, -pent Sunday with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Church, and also took their little duughter. Jean, home, who has been enjoying a month's visit with her grandparents. Otis Crane and family, of Marion, and Mrs. Julius Wetzel, of Indianapolis, are visiting Thomas Crane and family. W. J. Sanford and family and relatives from Ia'l"ga formed a picnic group and spent Sunday with Mi.'is Maiy Mahorney at Lafayette. Miss Viola Church left Monday for a visit with her aunt. Mrs. Shell Wright at Sedly. Mr. a"d Mrs. Orville Crawford and rhil.lren, of Indianapolis, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Krk peek. David (ilendenning and family- spent Sunday afternoon with Omer IWk and family of Pikes' Cro-mg. Flunk Heck, of Lebanon, took sup pet- with David C.h'riderii.ing an4 fain ily Monday evening. Ice cream supper at wick Friday night. Ilruns-

Evening, August 20th.

and White signs at both Lebanon and Thorntown.

More for Your Money at Moore's New Wash Ties ltle Chair Seats, all sizes 10c White Taper Napkins, U" Ciilranizeil Fails, 10 ipiart IMc f,,,. - liite Uiuiiihy Soap "c T, ,,, ...... . Talcum I'owilor, 1 lb. can 10c Paper i'lates, 12 tor ic ...... ,. Jellv t. lasses, 2 lor ;c Can Kublcrs. : dozen . . . . lllc r,..iW.lXi :! m. Carpi t 'l arks. ,, boxes : ;jatches 5c Toilet Puptr, G rolls 25c Cranite Uish Fans 25c 1CK CUFA.M CONKS. 2 FtlU 5c Moore's 5 & 10c Store I ) E M .) X ST R A T I N ti MUSIC SHOP

Pack Your Eggs for Future Use

Water Glass or Silicate Soda is 1 gu; preservative.

We can sunulv your to prepare it for use. We are awaiting your

Oak Drug Store MASTERS & MITCHELL

A CFAER L ROI'NIMT. Riot Leaders Arretted in Fmt St. I.oui. Un lnt"nttitTl .i. tff. . -T.. LAST l.Ol'IS. I'll.. August 11. A general round-up of alleged race riot leaders began today following the is.-uanre last night of indictments against 105 persons by trie St. Clair county grand jury, charging murder, ari-on and lint ro;i.-.piracy. Seven were arrested thi.- rnorri.ng and hv night it 1.- expected R.chi ckway. 42 I at IH1 lodged in ii willi hatinj ALIENS NOT EXEMPT. Judge Rules They Can Be Tnken Into The Army. r ft' 1 (T.F.VF.LANT). August 1.1. -Federal Judge Westenhaver today ruleil thai aliens can be uiken into the army. The court denied a writ of habeas corpus to John H. Hnckenburg, of Akron, a guardsman who claimed he was Austrian and refused to be mustered in for war agan.-.t Germany. Ilaekenhurg is under arre.-t

BIG SALE A I THOKNTOWN

time tried need also instructions how demands, Prest-0-Lite Service Station Batteries recharged and repaired. Free inspection and distilled water. Jacob E. Wilcox 112 East Main Street Phone 199. OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor Hours: 9-11 1. m.; 1-5 and 7- p. m. Conaultition and Spinil Analyai fre 230 Camon-Ncal Bldg. Phone S3) X-Ray Spinoeraph Department DR L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Faraera Stata Bank Building 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. PHONE 264. j i . Reporter, by mail ?3 a Year. Job Work at Reporter Office