Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 25, Number 305, Lebanon, Boone County, 22 September 1917 — Page 8

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Quality House QuaBtj PUyi TONIGHT P.ig Comedy Laughfest 'Props, Drops and Flops" (L-KO) A two-reel comic, featuring (ilady Vanlen, fieri Koach, Walter Pteuhcn and Harry Griffith. The first ml introduce a number of stage hand and some chorus girl brhind the scenes of a theatre. Some of the incidental business is funny. Hie action in the second reel holds the attention closely. There is a lot ol gi.od knockabout business an'i a number of interesting features, including the knife throwing and fire .scene. "The Ktinirer Stunif" (Joker) A ruri-.l comedy in one reel with Hale Henry and Milt Sims. The hitter drive. i the judge awn from his . wvetheatt by stinging him with loes. 'I'ne evi':encp is brought into court; the prisoner is sentenced to the chair. The judge goes fishingdale Henry makes a wild dash for the pardon. t "The Woman Who Would Not Pay" A tuc-rtl number, by K. M. Inifl ton, ftaturi't CU'o Mmiisn, Frank Whiuoii, huniet Leitfhtbn arni Bertram (iiaNshy. The frmT . phiy tht part of b matrieil woman whose of fur admiration induces hvr to ennarf evory man she meft.s. One lnver, jealous of her attention! to am ther, ttrlls the hu.-banH. The latter comes home unexpectedly and .ioovera a man hitting in the vault. 10c ADMISSION 5c Colonial Theatre Quality Hou&e Quality Plays TONIGHT. William A. Brady, director-general, World Pictures, present CARLYLE BLACKD'ELL JUNE ELVIDGE IN "THE CRIMSON DOVE" with Dion Titheradge. Directed by Romaine Kielding. . It i crammed to the limit with pep and punch. Locked in the burning church are the fighting minister and a Utile baby! Outside the drunken mob of rough asountflineera yell for the minuter' death ! The mother of the baby yrges them on! See this, exciting drama and leam what happens next. Thia picture f crammed and jammed with interesting and exciting incident. It overflow with novelties. It ia packed with entertainment. See it!!! 10c ADMISSION 5c MEADES STUDIO South Side Square. Phone 752 11 Store oVa!tfes DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make year old ear look new. Ask us about it N0BES' DRUG STORE CORY & BRATTON FUNERAL 0IBECT0B8 Offlea phone U; Saaidease paoaaa 840 aad ( Btaaky Black, Eaat Bactk Btraet Reporter by mail $3 per year Job Work at Reporter Office AND

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flad Been III Two Years With a Complication of Diseases. Mrs. Anna C. Cain, aged 61 years. three months and twor.ty-three days, I passed away at rer home in Jefferson ! township at 9:4"i oclock yesterday ening, following an illness of two :ara with a coiuplicntion of diseases Mrs. Cain was born in Nichola county, Kentucky, in 18.r.fi. She was married in 1877 in Boone county to Arnold Cain, who died in l!Ot. Those suiviving are: one daughter, Mrs. Itovid Johnson, of J Uerson township; reie half-brother, Kred (ioodwin, of Kockport. III.; one sister. Kmm:. Cliinents, of (ioldthwaite, Tex., and one half-sister. Ma Wilson, Traders Point. The funeral will be held from the residence at two o'clock Sunday after-nw-n in charge of Kev. C. ). Krmvn. jf Lafayette, liana! at the Cox ecmeCIIICKENS STOLEN. fhieve Hobhrd lien Coops on the Joseph Lane Farm. Thieves who used an automobile in their operations last night stole from 2a to W Plymouth Rock hens from the home of Joseph Lane, two miles northeast of town on the Klizavillc road. Tracks of a machine using nonAid tires were found near the chiekI'AKU OK THANKS. We d-sire to thank our neighbors .ml friends, the .Moose lodge, Kev. I'arkin, the smgeis, Mrs. Stevens. Mr. Mrotton and all those who gave the xany beautiful flowers, also all who issisted us in any way during the .k-knesa and death of our darling buby, Kmma Louise. William Christy and family. HOLD I P SYYKIMSH M AIL. AX ATLANTIC PORT, September 22. A Norwcbian steamer arriving here today, reported that Swedish diplomatic mail which it was bringing to this country was taken from the vessel bv Canadian authorities .at a Canadian port. CHOLKKA IN CKKMANY. RERNE, September 22. Swiss travelers were today warned to keep out of Germany on account of the cholera. There has been a serious outbreak of cholera in the Rhine valley, it wa said, and little headway has been made in checking it. Hard to Recognize 8ometimes. Most people have enoujrh opitortuDltlMg. but the difficulty 1 thnt limns do not them. They die not know the opportonltlcs when they them Let us get acquainted wlrli our opportunities; then we will be In a Ignition in entertain thetn when they visit us. Ex'-hange. Photographs, 'Picture Frames, Eastman Kodak Films. KODAK FINISHING P. B. WINTERS . CHIROPRACTOR doora: Ml a. hl, t-S and 7-8 p. a CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS rgEB Koorna 213-220-222-224. Phona 296 JONES & STARK CLOTHIERS Soita that Suit Sou tli Bide Square J. S. IRVINE Plumbing and Heating PHONE 701. A.TDV?'!)

MARKET REPORTS

INDIANAPOLIS LIVESTOCK. INDIANAPOLIS, Imi, September 22. There w ere 5,00 hoga in the arrivals for the final market this week and buyers entered the market with an inclination to beat prices down. The outside demand at the start was not large, but finally it increased and the general market was 10Ydloc lower than yesterday. The bulk of good hoga sold at 18.60ri 18.65 and there were a few other sales at a premium in prices shown at $18.70(f 18.75. The extreme top was il8.f0. The week closed with prices 10(Sirc higher in a general way. CATTLE There were 350 cattle arrived for the closing market and the offerings were of the plain medium class, which proved not very attractive to the selling side. This detracted from the interest anil the result was sales were more or less lower than yestenlay. The demand waa not big and the week closed with a loss of from 2.r(o 5()c in price. Calves were steady and closed the week steady, while plain heavy calves are from iUft 2 lower. Stockers and feeding attle were quiet, hut closed the ween as strong if not higher prices. CHICAGO GRAIN. CHICAGO, September 22. An easy indertone in corn with the market lower on scattered selling marked the opening of the Chicago grain niaike.todav- Favorable weal her over the corn lielt and a forecast for warmer ceatber over Sunday wan a factor in ausing lower priens. Weakness in corn and the fact thai the cash article has lost its premium aver futures had a depressing i tfect in the oats market. Tntde was light. IYovisions opened to a very turn market with prices near the top f he season. Close Corn Dec., 1.17; May. Sl.l.i. Oats Sept.. iV.Hc: Dec., 57'ac to c; Mav, 0c to c. Pork Sept., JI4.I1.'.; Oct., $-14.00. Lard Sept.. $24.22; Oct., $24.07; Nov.. $24 07(o Id; Jan., 2.'U0. Rib. Sopt., 2.'..87; Oct.. SAY??; Jan., $2:i.o2. CHICAGO LIVESTOCK. UNION STOCK YARDS. 111., SepimVr 22. Hogs Receipts, 4.00O; market, slow and 5c higher; mixed i butchers. S 17.4.".'" l.sf; good heavies, 1 7.3.'.ii 1 8 85 ; rough heavies. $17.:i.r.w 17.55; light, J17.45iiil8.8npigs, $i:).75; bulk ,of sules. iflH.tsi(o 18." CATTLE Receipts, 5,500; market, slow and weak; beeves, $7.50fi 17.!0; ows and heifers, $5.1.riil2.!i0; stockrs an.l feeders, $ti.40w 11.25; Texans. $6.0"M 15.75; calves, $ll.:rfiT6.0i). SHEEP Receipts. 5,000; market, eak to 5c lower: natives nnd west erns. I'J.OO'Ji 12.60; lambs, $I3.(Hi-lH.-LEBANO MARKETS. Wheat, No. 2 gov't grade' Corn Onots, new, while Oats, mixel Rye, No. 2 Clovef seed 1,70 11.50 POULTRY. Eggs liutter, fresh Hens, under 4' lbs Hens, 4'ji lbs. andw over , leghorn bens Old cocks Spring chicks over 2 lbs. . Tom turks, old Geese, full feathered Hen turks. old Ducks, white lucks, colored . . ; Ileef hides, green No. 1 , The Poor Millionaire. Andrew Cnrnesrle on.-e said that the cheapest coimnodliy a community could pnrebuse was a millionaire. He rked hard, he gave of his tllii". his ability. hl money. Ills credit and his reputation to build up n community nnd to keen potle employed, nnd nil he got our of It was his board and clothes. Wroe's Writings. An Eye for Bualneaa. Flve- ear-old Jimmy tmd a new brother and his problem was, "What will I call Idni?" One tiny he decided and said: "Oh I I know. Call him Jimmy, so when Fui call! he can go!" Hammering. Fastening a spring to the side of a nnll set, a Massachusetts Inventor has patented a tool that will bold a nail In a place difficult to reaiq until the point baa b"en driven. Friends. you when you are absent. Happy the mm who has many sm h friends and who l auch a friend to many. Kxchnnga. A 7JT

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nil.;.:' llcrt Cummin Sceka Posses- j .sinn of Daughter Alleged i Held by Flcm Boyd. . Bert Cummings baa instituted habeas corpus pciceclings in the Boone circuit court to recover possession of his sixteen-year-old daughter, Edith Cummings, alleged to be unlawfully held by Klem Royd. The plaintiff resides at the town of Max. He avers that Boyd is detaining Kdith Cummings at Jiis home about five miles south of Lebanon. The plaintilTs attorney is Ira -M. Sharp. HARK PARTY HERE. Short Services Held Here Advertising the Meeting at Advance. The members of theHarr evangelistic party conducting meetings at Advance and near that place took part in the booster tour yestenlay. Lebanon was reached about 2:''.0 o'clock in the afternoon. The members of the party drove over the city, tooting horns and in other ways making the citizens know that meetings were in progress in Advance. Before leaving short services were conducted on the south side of the square. NEXT WEEK'S WEATHER. iHh tftr Intwitlonol S'f Kecrlcr. I WASHINGTON'. September 22.The weather bureau issued the followng forecast for the week beginning Sunday, September 2.1: Region of the Great LaUc The week will open with i'air and wanner weather followed by -ain about Monday or Tuesday am jgain toward the end of the week vci'J somewhat lower temperatures durina he latter period. Otherwise th weather will be fair. GOVERNOR IS WORSE. INDIANAPOLIS, Ind., September 22. Governor Goodrich developed bronchial tst-tihtc today after spending a restless night. His temperalure was 102.4 and did not indicate any great change in hi condition. Power. That he enn produce one horsepower for each p.. mid his enplne weighs Is the claim of n French Inventor of a motor depending uiwn the explosive force of gunpowder for power. Negro Soldier. There wore l.".m n. groes In the Revolutionary tirades sighting for In.I. pendoni-e of the American colonies. .V.'groes took part in (bTeattng Ptikentiam in the buttle of New Orleans. Where You Art. Toa need not say. "I want to get away from my dully business or from my domestic concerns In order to show my fidtli," No, no, stop where you are und show It. D. L. Moody. 'Goaf of the Sea. The ivll)si luVs the reputation of being the gout of the sen. It will eat anything, und there are ninny records of lis having performed some marvelous feats of swiiUowlng. What' Use of Kicking? "What's the ufe uf kicking against things you eat.'t help? Meet life with heerfnlne-a and fortitude. and mile." Interurban Time Table rERRE HAUTE, INDIANAPOLIS 4 EASTERN TRACTION CO. Effective Feb. 1. 1017. EAST WEST EAST WEST A. M. A. M. P. M. P. hi. 6:25 5:25 tl2:25 tl2:H :25 6:25 1:15 1:25 7:15 7:25 2:15 2:25 :15 8:25 f 3:26 S:" t 8:67 f :" 4:15 4:25 10:15 10:25 6:15 6:26 11:26 t 6:26 f 6:26 t :17 7:15 ',:zo t :47 f 8:17 10:00 10:29 512:89 Tumitea train. 'Daily except sunday. Frankfort only. Last ear leave Indiana.ioli at 11:30 p. m. and Lafayette at 10:45 p. m. CRAWFORD8VILI E P.TISIOM Car leave Lebanon for Crawfordvl'ie at 7:30, IP:,lil, U:au a. m. i:HU, 8 -o. 5:30, 7:30, 9:30 and 11:30 p. m. Car arrive from Crawfordsvilie at 7:10, 6:16, 11:20 a. m., 1:20, 8:15, t):Z0, 7:20, B:20 and 11:21) p. m.

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Three Hundred Suits & Overcoats Ilust 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 paving if you buy now.

SALES ITALIAN CORPORAL CAPTURED SEVEN OF j ENEMY SINGLEHANDED i Blf the ImtrrmatidHitl ru-t Bruii't.) ROME, .September 22. Corpoial Raimundo Scintu, of Saxxari brigade of the Italian army, was today recommended for a decoration for his feat of capturing seven Austro-Hungurians single-handed. Afterwards Scintu led a detachment of seven followers that captured more than 100 Austro-Hungarians. These, feats were achieved during the recent lighting on the heights of Kravezo on the Isonzo front. Had Hlnh Fever. Mnr.lnrle wns a sickly child nnd whenever her fine wns the lemt hit fluhed h-r mother nlways felt of It to se- If she had n f"vor. One evening nt supper the child tried to pick np her cup of tea. It wns too hot to be handled and the child cried out: 'Munimn, my cup has an nwfal fevee" Today Preparation, It Is ImiH.ssll.le to yield to all the Impulses of self lu thliiss that seem of small Importance, nnd thn one day suddenly rise to compost when it great struir.de Is uncj We are preparing today for tomorrow' victory or defeat. Kiehnrme. Still Stronger. It I stated that kitchen dishes anil utensils made of glass re-enforced y wire nre stronger than metal duties nd utensils. Very prohiihic: but so are kitchen maids stronger thnn tuettil dishes and utensils Louisville Courier-Journal. Debt to Civilization. "Every snvngo woman, we under stand, wns wedOed to some man. and hen Is one grent difference' between ber and her nvlllzed d.-seemlni.ts. The full. Independent life of the single woman belongs to the present day." Pace for Everything. "Isn't she a beam;-?- "She hi, Thai's nil l-lifht. Wh-n 1 until wis-lo-u I can rend th- mey.-Lipedla." Knitting Needles A fine assortment of 10 and 12 inch celluloid needles. New price 10 inch 19c; 12 inch 25c, Bowman's 5 &10c Store MONUMENTS See us for your monuments if you want first clasa stock and workman ship. Call us and we will bring you to our shop for inspection. Shop phone 102; Re. 115 or 714 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. REE THE VALLEY FARM LIGHTING PLANT Now on demonstration at J, E. Berkley Elec. Shop 121 South St. Phone 978-L EVERY DAY IS WALL PAPER DAY AT THE PAINT SPOT Barry saunders Phona 100-Y Wast Main It LIFE" A

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