Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 2, Lebanon, Boone County, 29 September 1917 — Page 2

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aba-it t?ie Coal Situation To the n t c u r I : j t .l i.iW ciiunm to the facM al t fie c-a; fiipiily " ml liTp.iiiiK-.) 11:11 ti. I', ""idi r Hi.- will danger "f a coal '"t' lh"lnlc'r? To vou. in the n:fiuf of ilv people, of Indnna. we wish to tutoress our appreciation of your ro-tiwrotionnot '. it hi" helped t make nki of coal, but hecaurn tha people should know Ihr hut? inilh while there la still time to guard themseNes in seme measure neainrt cU .uni Shis winter. Every retail co.il merchant in the stats will very ).uc'x !v li-poe of ail ire. coal lie has on hand with the first real touch of cold weather We nie t ot worrying about that the thing that we are concerned about in tho fart that this ctml Qf't hi-tin to keca all of the pcop'g of Indiana warm thi vinlrr. Where the coal that llio people must hove to prevent uctual suffering U going lo (vine f"-t-n and how it is goir.f to be possible to deliver it where it ii needed, wo lrnnkiy do noi know. If foil hnv? made investigation of your local coal situation, or if you are going to make men an investigation, f you give your readers the actual facU, if you warn them as to the danger ahead in the lik.'ht of the conditions that you find to exist, if vou uree them to make sure of warni homes by getting their coal before it la too late, 'H have rendered to vm:r readers one of the greatest services in you, power.

To the Newspaper that r-nvc not yet ai

shorniijc tins winter. tht have t.-.lkrd about lo

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nothing ::hiut the urtiinl r.jpnly "f eoal: We appeal to you saiii as a service that you owe to your renders to find out all the facts about the voal xupp'-." aid Rive them to the public. If there i danger of cold homes from lack of coal, warn the people Give them the tvulfc the whole truth. This is what your readers deserve and you owe it to yourselves v-tll as to them to give them nothing 1 :.. ' Thit apprrrialion and 11M.W appeal lo the nrn"r h siren J Ihr hrrlflh in our series of fc.'ii to lit pubtir. Ino trie co-operation of ell to ar.Mu- ihi puhlir 10 mnko sure brforo it is Uo Ulo that rneir hornet will be urarm this tcinler. Indiana Retail Coal Merchants Association

Southern Cities Cheer In-; ! diana Troops En Route to Mississippi.

INCIDENTS OF THE TRIP

Carcjui lIoii5Gvivo3 -will Investigate this' ' Opporlunily - i f A HAf.'Cf ETERN. end q 7 piece sei i , Zl,

ej -Aluminum waro tor tho price ct

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Floyd G. Perkins Wri'ae of the ' Journey to Haltiesburfr. SJiss Camp.

DR.W. R. MAYO SPECIALIST

WILL BE AT THE CLUTE HOTFL

Lebat 011, Indiana

f FRIDAY; ( Oct. 5, '17 1

And every ;oor weeUt theroafter.

Dr. Mayo has treated a nuinl- "t ana of cancer without the knife. Dr. Mat-o has treated auee?fu!ly all forms of Chrouic Disease! that are curable, uch aa disease of the Brain. Heart, Lurijrn, Throat, Eye and Ear, Stomach, Liver, K idney, Bladder, Blood Poison, Secturn, Dropsy, Female Disease. Nervous Diseases, Eciema, Epilepsy, Catarrh in all stages, etc. W UV A Pedy, permanent and lasting cure is what I will give LilEll you beyond a doubt ii your case is curable; if not I will not accept your money and promis to do anything for you. The best reference I could give aa to professional reliability Is the many cored, satisfied patienu I dismiss. 1 Diseases Peculiar To Woman Given P"""-!? Special Attention I will give the POOREST man a chance as well as the RICH to receive a cure from dm at a SMALL COST. There is no man too POOB to get my best advice I'Ri.E. Variocelo and Hydrocele. Our one treatment euro Is what yoo should have. Only one visit ia reqaired. We do so cutting. AU atgna disappear within a few days or weeks. Blood Poison, Skin Diseases. Wo will give yon treatment that will in a few days cure all rash tores. Stri Kidney, Bladder, Prostatic Glands are scientifically treated by us. Our methods immediUly benefit you. Piles, Fistula. We can cure so quickly and easily that you will be surprised. We will give you just the result and cure you are looking for. Rupture Treated. After ao examination we will tell you just what wo cmn do for you. If we eaa not benefit and care you, wo will frankly and honestly tell you so. Call on or address, W. R, MAYO, S43 N. Delaware Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.

LAURELSWOPETOBE TAKEN TO FT. HARRISON

Boone County Conscript to Ap- ! pear Before Court Martial There.

Laurel E. Swope, of Kiizaville. who was taken into custody the firnt of tho : week under orders from the L'nited States Department of Justice, at Washington, I). C, for failing to obey 1 orders relating to hi going to Camp I Taylor with drafted men from this ' county, will taken to Kort Ben'jamin Harrison the first of the week by Sheriff l. N. Lewis. The sheriff received orders to take Swope to the nearest military post to await a court J martial. j Swope states that hifc failure to ap- ; pear to go with the conscripts was not 1 wilful. In the court martial, if thin 1 be established by evidence, he will I simply be sent to Iouisville for train , ing, and the local bourd w ill be given i credit for one man. However, if it is j proved that hi? evasion was wilful, he i w ill face a penalty for dewrtion.

STORY OF A CAKE AND j WHAT ONE LEBANON INDIVIDUAL DID TO IT

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Fuller Lumber Co.

Wow! Another good one on Smiley. It happened on the 10:22 o'clock car coming from Indianapolis last night. Lee Bratton was returning from a business trip to "the city." and Pearlua got on at Whitestown. When Smiley got on, he saw Lee up toward the front end of the car and decided to go up and ride with him. Accordingly, he went up and sat down in the seat in front of Bratton, which had iU back turned so the men could face each other. As was stated before. Smiley sat down but not for long. He soon discovered to his inexpressible humiliation and chagrin that he had seated himself sjiare!y up"i a big, fat old-fashioned cake, it resembled a pan cake closely when Psrlu arose. The supposed owner of the erstwhile delicacy was the woman sitting in the next seat. Smiley didn't say much all the way home, for once his "goat had been got right." It was not learned what the owner of the lamented cake said or did when she dincovered its condition. .' ,

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WE NOW HAVE AMCO DAIRY FEED UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE1 108

II. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oak Drug Stave Telephone. Ii. Lebanon. Ind.

i. o. i:. m. ,Du.;s are payable net later than September 30. CHAS. T. BKVAX, C. of W.

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senior perrner of the mm al V. J. Cluniy

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try esas of tMrc.-trt thsf ewur.'.t be eti-fd ky taessee; HAI.I. a rTnm n US, FRANK J. CUKNiiY. flwfrrn w. before ano (iuh rlbe1 le my prno&, tins siu ar of l:wtnt?t (Stall"" A. vr. qrirrof.

Klcyd G. rerkins, of the Headquarters company cf the 4th Indiana infantry, writes under date of September 27, from Hattiesburg, Miss,, to his parents as follows: "The last division of the Fourth arrived at thia camp late Thursday night. It was impossible for the men to pitch tents and all were permitted to stay in the sleepers until morning when they will go into their new home, not Ha foot soldiers, but as members of the now provisional artillery regiment which wilt represent Indiana on the French front within a few months. "The trip to Camp Shelby was made without incident a.ide from a mishap to one of the baggage cars at Evansville; this was remedied and all went w ell until arrival at the concentration camp. "The men were detrained only twicu during the entire trip, once at Paducaif, Kv., the last at Jackson, Miff". "lioth cities turned out to give the boyft from the state of Hoosierdom a royal welcc-me, turning out to meet them with the latest papers and magazines; cigarettes and cigars wero not lacking in the l't and the hospitality of the south, which has been heralded to all became a reality to the boys from Indiana. "After detrnining in I'adurah. Kentucky, all men were permitted to go into the river for a swim. The trip' had been hot and dusty and this opportunity was welc iio,l by a chorus of shouts from all of the men us a chance to clean up After a hard day's run. Knyal Mrlcame. "When we left the coaches, (by th? w-sv. the ih traveled as gentlemen in pullman sleepers. ) it was impossible for five- of us to go with them at that time and consequently we were expecting tc put ma tiresome it for the lest of the troops to return. However, su,h as not the case as had no more than left the train when a southern gentleman accosted us laying that if we had the time he would appreciate .-howing us their little city. Naturally we were pleased and were taken to a large touring car which conducted u about th? city m a royal fashion. It seemed that our host and hotftosf were the envy of the re.t of the population as they were entertaining some of the nation's lighters and a r,a man stated while you hay.? are here, your will is our pleasure; while our will might have been greater it was not too murh for the willing fcAuthernei s hecause the boys in khaki held the keys tu thejty. Returning to our train we resumed our journey to the southland, speeding across the country at a speed rf about thirty miles per hour which put us in Memphis at 1:00 o'clock a. ni. Some of the follows were up. and having about nn hour, had the pleasure of seeing , the river city by night, as far as possible, with the aid of electricity. Reception at Jackson. "The following afternoon (Thursday) we came to Jackson, Misaiaaippi, land here met one of the most royal ! welcome that we had yet experisnced. ! In honor of the occasion we detrained for parade about the principal parts ; c-f the capital city. "As the Headquarters section bearing Col. Moorhead, the adjutant, sevi eral of the majors and practicall all of j the Held officers started down the main street of Jsekson. the streets began to swarm with citiiens that they might have some part in extending a cordial welcome to the secend division of Hoosieri to vihit their city, the first being the .Xrd Ind. Inf. in IMS on an entirely different mission. While the band played 'Dixie' and the populace cheered we marched down the lines formed by tne citiiens. In their eagerness to see, many were crowded 'from the walks and into the strwta, 11 street car traffic was suspended during our parade and e.;.ain the key turned over to us. n the coursj of ;our line of march we passed the stale capitoi where the legislature is in teasum; here the bovs from old Indiana were informally received by the lawmakers of Mississippi. r "Returning to the statu d we were permuted to 'rest' for several momenu, while Mr. Hairy Dye, a former resident of Lebanon asked for county hoys and I had ouite. a chat with hi in. he staU'd tisat h w m the hotel tmsiin fs and enfnying a fine business. ' " . i i I i t g lo V ' I - c

WE are making an unusual offer for a few days in giving free a 'Ten Dollar Set of aluminum4 ware with every Range Eternal sold. Here is a chance to get a life time uf satisfactory kitchen service and a set of fine kitchen untensils at the regular price ot the range. Thirty-two Points of Eternal Excellence' make the Flange Eternal Everlastingly Good. t. Its flues are lined with Eternametal which never rusts or wears out and its patented polished top will not rust or pit like the old style polished tops on other ranges do. The Range Eternal out -looks? out -cooks and out-lasts every other range on the market. It is the most beautiful range you can buy.-The brightly polished nickel, the blue steel of the body and the dull color of the top make this range a constant source of pride, w Its spirit j of shining fcheerfullness penetrates to every nook and corner.of your4horne.f

The Range Eternal costs no more than other ranges butts twice as satisfactory. And don't forget that for the next tew days we will give awny a Ten Dollar set ot aluminum ware with every Hange Eternal sold.: Csll at our store and inspect this rsnge even if you sre not ready to buy, 1 It will be worth your while. Lebanon Hardware Co.

where we were introduced to our new 4iome. "What do I think of the camp?. It is still dark but I will drop ou a line soon and to the best of my abili

ty give you my idea of it. Iteve that 1 am gn.ng to like it ever."

LIBRARY WAR FUND

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Teams Completing Canvas Have Exceeded Quota Others Slow in Reporting.

Only two teams have made full reports to Chairman ('. I., l.ind.-ay in the soldiars' library fund drive. These were the' tra.r.s headed by ,l.cuia Al: erman and Claude Crook., having the northwest, and the southwest sections of Lebanon, respectively, for their territories. The quota of each was $60, and both teams repoited collections slightly above thin amount. The work of the other city teams is about completed, and reports are expected from them by this evening. No word has been heard from the country disrict, but he chairman is confident that the farmers will come through with their part.

PROBATE COURT.

Dora Ballard, guardian of Verntt M. Ballard, filjd final report showing her chargeables to be $1,855 W nd ef.dirs ths aama which was ap. proved and the ward having married a man over twenty-one years of age -.r.d final settlement being made, guardian was discharged. The Citizens Loan and Trust Company, guardian of Eliia Ann Beard, filed inventory showing ward's personal property to be valued at I-1.3 V;,89 and rental val-.j of real estate. $150, which was approved. Joseph A. Threlkeld filed sale bill in estate f Mary A. Custer showing he sold the personal property for $li!S S5 -hich was tw.rx. The Union Trust Company, guardian of minor heirs of John S. Kersey, Sled partial report showing it was charged with I3.W6.81 and its credits ware tl'o.Ol, leaving a balance of itSni.n which was approved. In the guardianship of minor heir.-, of Mcrtie fcmith, the Union Trust Company, guardian, filed partial report showing it was chargeable with $182.27 and claimed credit for $42.91, leaving balance of $l:itl.W, which was approved.

COURT NEWS.

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Queen Quality, Shoes EXPLANATION This shipment of Queen n.,.,i,-f.- ..... i,;...i .. . r..i.. i

(Uiiiiu .hi .ica v.cic .inijjn:ii ua ill J uiy iui cniij m Fall business, but were delayed l,ost in transit I

and were only reieiwd rmlay A. M. $10 Shoes for $7.45 Queen Quality Shoes for three days, including Gray, Ivory, Light-top Combinations, etc. Adler&Co. Shoe Dept.

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If some oaef should ask you "Who is the world's greatest tn$ntor," what answer would you make ? "Thomas A. tilison," of course. Thomas A. Eirison invented, perfected and paienuFu the Kuiauh Diamond Uic Phonograph. W.W.STEVENS KSideSq. Phone 55

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BRENTON GARAGE Antoa and Auto Supplier East Main Street Fhone 294

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