Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 301, Lebanon, Boone County, 18 September 1917 — Page 6

tE3AX0W DAILY nEPOHTEit, TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER 18, 1917.

Peaches

We will have lots of peaches next week. Price $2.00 or less per bushel. Don't Ret afraid you will not get any and pay a big price. Big eastern crop. Pout ToaMif. Kellng'a Com Flskcs, K rumbles, elc, at the o'd price. I'lrnly of Country Butter and Preen Egg at 40c. Trade at the big store. ANYTHING YOf WANT CHKAI'FB. Matthews' Cut Rate Grocery 206 West Washington Street Phones 100 190 Ward's Fine Cakes Ward's Fine, Bread

Gordon '-HOSIERS For Ladies GIVE UNIVERSAL SATISFACTION We Hold the Price Down Black and white, cotton 29c Black and white, lisle .'!. Black and white Silk Lisle. ..'.9c Black, white and colors. Fiber Silk 50c and 6.1c Pure Silk, per pair $1.50 Gordon Round Ticket HOSE FOR CHILDREN Boys and Girls Hard to wear out 25c & 3."c Satisfaction or a new pair free TKe Store c Values ' CLOT.'U'G DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make your old ear look new. Ask u about it. NOBES DRUG STORE V AIRHARTS GARAGE J. H. AIRHART Agency for the Buick Auto Room for Can. Expert Workman 224 South Lebanon St DR. A. A. WILLIAMSON EYE. EAR, K0SE ud THROAT Ofnca orar Etier'i Tmt SUa. fliOKS til.

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Olympic Theatre Quality House Quality Plays

TONIGHT "THE AMERICAN GIRL" Each picture is complete. It is not a serial. "THE SKELETON CANYON RAID A very good Western number is tin.-two-reel eplsoije of " I he American !.ir hotsenianship ...en an.l till West"11 backgrounds show up to fcf"'Ml ad vantage. The action is fas', there is luts .if gun fighting and. ail in all the release is an eviting one of ittype. The .-t.nv tells ,,f the frustration, of the Kings ami their lieutenant nf a hand il ru-tier... Marin S:iiph.ys the lead. "A RIDE FOR LIFE" A one ieel comedy featuring Close .nirtiit-.it..- comedians. 1'ok-s & Jabin a s.-nes of laughs that will biintr tears and laughter, l,ke i some rider "lb licve Muh." A program with a pep. 5c ADMISSION rc Colonial Theatre Quality House Quality Plays TONIGHT. IT'S HERE AT LAST The photodran.a you've Keen waiting for a lon time a w.-stern picture with a new theme, plenty if thrills and a dainty love story. IT'S A THRILLER This film drama of the west with its bandits and cow punrhei s lint it's different and better becau.-e it's a WILLIAM FOX film pie.-entinjj for the first ti'ne two new sUrs WILLIAM NIGH VIOLET PALMER Don't fail to ee "THE BLUE STREAK" Shoot! And Explain Later n That's what they all tlo in the swi acting, exciting we.-tt rn film drami 10c ADMISSION -k Cadillac REBUILT CARS As good as new! Sounds time-worn, but this is actually true m the case of the Rul.uilt Cadillacs. Kvery worn tart has Iteen replact-.l hy a new factory standard part. Tiie car has been made as Kood lool.in; athe day it came from the -hop-all by our own workmen in our own shops. That's why we guarantee them. See these: 1HI6 7-pass. liiM S-pass. ISO S 7-pass. 5-pass. Cadillac Automobile Co. INDIANAPOLIS L'ed Car Department. Second floor Steinhart building Eleventh and Meridian Kta. Main 512(5 Auto 27-301 MONUMENTS See ua for your monument if you want ft rat claas stock and workmanship. Call ui and w will bring you to our thop for inspection. Shop phone 103; Res. 115 or 714 PLACB YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO, Job Work at Reporter CT.ce

BRmSH KEELPING UP

STEADY ARTILLERY FIRE No Let-up in Bombardment of German Positions With Big Guns. iffy the InternnHonal Stir Rttvlef.) LONDON, September 13. Thrn? was nothing but patrol rnrountors in the Ypres sector la t nijfht. Vic-hl Marsha! Haig reported to the war office today. A few fic-mian prisoner? wore taken. White this rpport indicates that there is Jittip activity in the Hriti;h fnint, in reality heavy work ia in proKress. The artillery is keeping up its yte:i!y ?t re-am of she' Is aain t the i (Irrman positions. Austrian attempts to regain trenches on the fiiarsizza plateau were rej elr.f f.iur times hy th Italians, wht. 'capture, seventy-thrre prisnnrr.s i! u riiitf the tight iwr, Incrr-uscii artillery ! activity is repuri. tf tram the Oarni: j .-octor, which lie-; to the nortiiwe.- r, of j ihr l.M.nzn zne, Russian Success. A .Iclav.d iHspatch from I Vtr.'in ne ! a.-f.-f-rts that the Ilu-iani nt only are i totf-iinjf m.-rvn-t-l rpi-i.-tam-t to th. j rnvms hm that they ore makinir' pt-Mir,,-- ,n some reir'on;-. having or-rupii-H th" (r-m"t ty southvwsr. "f Haps ti. .n the r''t'Mn hank of the Hive, j An. and having ilrjven the -v.-i j .fom the Sad.-n f.vm, south of th . n have .ir-.i.p-,l f, of p. tits, i tab-,li-hi i lls : i.l fa furies at SHM'tK-itt. an aviation -.imp a! Coitnar. debits at Lens and K'ba.-h. !llnd e-tahie-ililletHs south of Met; I I u 1 1 iiit tins aetivity the Kit neh r.pi rt .-.is that f-iur l,ero-ai airplane, and one Ia.i-n wen- br.iaht dov.n. land that other n-ai limes w,.,-,. ,.., 'llRed. Lorebs nturbei mir l i t were droppoii by the Hriti.-h on en-m work-, in elmlitiK- ;.n a.idiome ami bi;ie. Maihitie fan lire v.a, al.-o ilii-eted from the airplanes at tarip-ts on 'ho troumi In on- i: -r a ii-dy of ."ii.il ( man ehant laiji of fit Six Cerman t laehii are reported destroyed. The Kn'isr statement says that "eiiciit of uur airplanes are missmr." N. V. COPS MAY HAVE TO DON' WRIST WATCHES iy Ihr ;.teriMtt.jn1 .v,m Hrrrirr. i I XF.W VOi:K, September s. .. W .- 'watches fr New y,k p.dieem.-n : lilessed memories of Uhinelandei Waldo and "liiir Hill" Hevery, what i, the force iromir to tin if it has to dor ri-t watches? Vast excitement ha.--been CMllsed in iol.ee cllel-s bv r( a nf th Vllieil i have ntiv'ii'.ated in tee Tendet-b.ln. i "It won't be so had for ,-ome o( these h-re r-."k.es." said one lir. bur- ; ly poliietnan. survivor of the paltnv i-lH,'- i f "Il;(f IMI" level v, the '-I.. -' police chief .w York ever had." i "since they have v more or less use.l : Hi that sort of thin... Hut what ate fellows who r.-i.ie,,or the cops as they were in the old davs t'lnnit to do ? I Ho was reminded that all arrnv o,tiIreis wear wn-t watches without in anv way d.-tiactinir from their matdiYes," he admitted, as ho held up one enormous hand to halt north bound traffic and beckon, d nrl a lone line of trosstown tiiicks. "but some rimy ohVeis I see ar.lu, town are canyinir svatrir'T stick-, too. Arc they iroint' to have us dtop the nitfht. -tick for the swai'v r -'u k ? We'll look fine covcrinif the Fast Sale tf.n. house d -trict? at niirht with these dinky little canes! Why. every iranit on the beat would lie waiting for you to beat you up. "!X on the wii-t watch for m.ne. When thtv put that rule into . ffeet 1 iru.-ss I'll a k to Ik- retired. I'm o!,l cnout'h for it and I imess T can't keep up wi'h all these new wrinkles." ck;ars i or pershino FORM DENVER (aiTS fro Ik, Ittnnalvmnl Vo.i ,arr,-(ee.l DFNVFK, September IK.-Oneral John J. I'ershing, commander of the American forces in France, will soon be puffing "Denver made" cigars i lie titggest and best, imx til "smokes' secured in the recent "Sacrifice Day" offerings will be sent to the general. The "Sarrifice Day" was conducted under the auspices of the local chapter of the Navy league, and nearly $oiio worth of tobacco, cigars nnd cigarettes v.aa obtained for the Summics. Girls were stationed at every cigar stand in the city and boxes, barrels and other receptacles were rapidly filled by the patriotic smokers. The assortment is being piepared for shipment to France. Lott the Pill. The little daughter of a homeopathic physician received i ring with a pearl In It on the Chrtstmae tree. Two (lay later she poked her head tea-fi:!! In at the door of lier father's ortlce, "Papa," he wept, "I've lost my Uttle pill out of my ring,"

SULTAN DECORATES GEN. YON HINDENBURG

ly l afrmftreiiiul rrlce. BERLIN, September 18. Field Marshal on Hindenburir, the chief of th German General .staff, haa been decorated with the Iftihur Order, with swords, the highest Turkish reward for military distinction, by the Sultan. Oneral von LudendortT, the right hand of the field marshal, received the Osmanie Order of the firstclass, with swords, the second highest Turkish decoration. Additional List Certified by the Local Board to the District Board. The County Conscription Hoard today nave out the following additional list of eleven Mien culled into the seruVe of the United States and certilied to the distlirt hoard: Hoscoe I). (Jariison. Lebanon. Franklin il. li-ividson. Lebanon. Willard I.. Wood. Zionsville. Okln W. S'ieks, Lebanon. Harry Walter Leap, Lebpnon. Thomas H. kuK. K. IL IS Th.-rn-town. Okie Shoemaker, Jolietville. Fay tlrover II i r-i ri gjr. Hazelriptf. Ivan Clement.- Harmon, Zionsvilie. Frne.-t Kverett Flowers. Col fax. Veil,., Williams Ilu-by, Lebanon. MARKET REPORTS IMH AX XIMil.lS I.IVFSTtK K. ' IN 1)1 AX A (Mil IS, September 18 Fresh recints of Imirs this innrnit-.K were around T.o"". nearly twice a.laiire as yesterday, but the market of ned w ith a Joss of lac in a policial way, which made the pre.liminnt : ir ptice for t'oed hoes averaging ' from Hill tl.s. up jlS.'j:.. There were' a few sales at s!H ,,.ili 18.:t."i, and the extreme toi fr,r the day was Jls.Jli. . There was a Kon,i out.-ide ilemand and a fair clearance. CATTLK A'-ound 1.900 fresh cat-I tie mnile a larK-t supply, but condi- j tlons were in favor of the soiling side, ' there being a pood demand from all -ourres and for practically all kind:-; of cattle. It was niriiitl noticed the strictly g. nil dry-fed cattle met with tne most favor, but, so far as price.-; were concerned, there was practically no alteration as compared with yesterday. Ilulle sual in line with other cat- 1 tie and with a scarcity of choice calveothers were more or less lower. The ruial demand for stt.-ckers and feeding cattle was better than vcsteriiav and prices failed were fully steady to strong, tlaie being a top price fori some fancy f.e,eis of 'J.-:,. 1 CHICAI.O (.RAIN. j OUru;n. September 18. Fore-1 a.-ts of a frost m .North Dakota win a fai tor in trading in corn today that 1 au.- d a .-haip advance after the opening of the market at prices lower than siilerable bill iat.sop.nod -lightly higher and fading was fairly active. The Almoingram c i.,pany was a heavy buvr of September oats. i'lvires at the opening of the provisions market were higher. ( 'lo.eCorn May, Sl.l'e to o; lec JI.lHUj to '.c. Hals- Mav, i c to l .c; jiept r.:".c; lie, ., m, .r to .. I'oik-.lan, .42.02; Sept., $2X:' Oct., JI- ,,11. Laid -Jan.. ?'JL'.''.2; .Vit., $-j:i.77; "ct., :i; Hoc, on. I!ib--Jan.. fL'l.'.7; Sept., ?-.'..0; 'M., IJ-l.bD. LKBAXO.1 MARKETS. Wheat, Xo. e-ov't grade $2.1111 Corn ...mi iOats, m ! live, No. ! j Clover seed i I'OULTItY. Fgtri ... 1.7(1 ...12.0(1 Latter, fresh Hens under V3 tbs ... Hens, 4's lbs and over . Leghorn hens Spring rhicks over 2 lbs. Old Cocks Young cocks, staggy ... leese. full feathered 7c Hen turks, old 13c Ducks, white 10c Ducks, colored 9c lleef hides, green No. 1 15c Beef hide, green No. 2 14c Horse bides, So. 1, largo 5.00 The Deadly Torpedo. Between 1ST7 and 18. when the Bpsnlsh-Ainerlean war broke out, there were only lii Instances D which the torpedo hud been titled In aetuul war fare. The ftusao-JrpaneM war In 1H04 afforded tuartjr opportunities for the se of this deadly weapon nf destruction, and Whitehead's Invention reused great havw. The combination of the submarine bout and the torpedo had It lirst real trial In the present war, with what eftV-t the rustier peed not tie reuiUittaL

Three Hundred Suits & Overcoats Must Go Regardless of cost, or the present value, before our Thorntown stock can be moved. NOW is your opportunity to buy quality clothing cheap. Take a look at our suits and overcoats at $8.95, $10.95, $13.95, $17.95 They are wonderful values. You will make a great saving if you buy now.

SALES Labor Troubles Piling up Cause Appeal to the National Council. (fllf (lie ;tfiioei.il Srrrfr.) W ASMIXCTOX, September IS. With labor troubles piling tip. the I'mted States Shipping Hoard today turned to the council of national defense for help. The labor committee of the defen-e council, was ask.il by Chairman Hurley of the shipping board to review the labor troubles in the Seattle yards and offer a suggestion as to a remedy. Chairman Hurley and Admiral C apps believe that the c-ust of the situation lies in the settlement or the Seattle difficulties. They have received no otlii-ial advices concerning the San Francisco strikes and have sent no arbitrators there. It was stated today that every effort is being made to settle the Seattle difficulty anil that this settlement will be used as a basis for adjustment of every other labor trouble in ship yards. William Hlnckmon, an arbitrator of the department of labor, has been temporarily attached to fl(. shipping board and will act as an arbitrator in all labor troubles. The settlement of the Scnttle strike has been placed largely in the hands of Illackmon. Samuel fiompcrs, chairman of the labor committee of the council of national defense and president of the American Federation of Labor, will confer with Chairman Hut ley of the shipping board late today. SHE HAS SEVEN SON'S ALL FHiHTIM; KAISER XF.W YORK, September IS fluking her knitting needles over a heavy grav sweater in Hole k-n. ju.-t aero...the' Hudson liver. .-Us Mrs. W . J Tisd.ill. one of the greate.t "war mothets" 111 the country. She has seven sons, all married, all with from two to six children, anil all in military service. Another tin usual thing, every one of the seven was an electrical engineer before he heard the call to arms. Hut this is not all. Mrs. Tisd.ill has six daughters, two of whom are lining hospital work. "I can only sit home and knit for the army, myself," modestly .-Old Mrs. Tisdall today. The iieven sons were horn in Dub lin, of ScoU-h-Irisii parents. The eldest son. John, forty, ami Fdward, twenty-seven, having both lived some veers in Canada, enlist. -d in the Canadian forces and have come through many months' service in I-ran- e unscathed. Victor, twenty-six, left his home in Hebokon thre" months ago to join the gallant Canadian Scots. His wife i studying ntli.-ing and hopes to be sent across with a Red Cms.-, unit. Henry Tisdall. thirty-eight, has been in the biriti.-h army live years and holds the rank of t-l'.n!. Trevor Hastings Tisdall, twentyfive, is a member of the Fngineei Corps nf the Fleventh Regiment, New York, which has been in r ranee two months. The two remaining sons. William thirty, and Mark, thirty-four, both residents of Colineciit ut, were taken in the recent selective draft, and have passetl physical examinations. Iloth have families, but will not claim exemption. "My father, Thomas McCurdy. fought in the Knglish army w ith W ellington at Waterloo, when Napoleon came to such an ignoble end," aaiil Mrs. Tisdall. "My brother fell in the Hattle of Aden in Fgypt in 1K70. My husband was an officer in the Ilritish army until hia death sixteen years ago. "While I am glad, of course, that my son have followed the precepts of their f irefathers so laithfully, I am proudest of them for having risen by their own efforts to such positions that they are now able to leave their familiea well provided for; which ia, after all, the greatest duty man owe to his country."

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MFATllVQ QTTTnifi lUXJllUU UlUliv South Side Square. Phone 752 GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS Karpens' Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. A Double Header. Wesley had been told that two engines pulling one train Is called a double header. Recently he attended a wedding where two sisters married two brothers, both brides being glveii away by their fsther. As the wedding procession advnnsed with the brides In the lead he excitedly exclhirood: "Oh. look, mamma ! Here cones a Entitle header of brides," Job Work st Reporter OfScs

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& DAVIS TIKES AND INNER TIRES PhotoKraphH. Picture Frames, Eastman Kodak Films. KODAK FINISH I N't; 5SEE TIIE VALLEY FARM LIGHTING PLANT Now on fipmonstration at J. E. Berkley Elec. Shop 124 South St. Phone 978-L EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT HARRY SAUNDERS Phone 100-Y West Wain Bt Phone I PINNELL-COOxMBS 1 ...... s UUIil Leather Yarn. : J Reporter by mail $3 per ,cf Job Work at Reporter CSce