Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 10, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 October 1917 — Page 4

ID! 4.4 UH J l"nl JL Nwl. KHtor. Coariaa a. NmiI, Munaffar. , J. M. fiaitsnoii, Xawa fcl!tor. lulled evarr aanln aao.pt Sunday with mall ariltloni ru,. .,,i ! Route and to as of Jimulown. Mun and Hosatoil. -Builnaaa, :i; Kawa. It iimh or miomisi. (Vail Bubacrlptlon pax.hla itr'ftly ti auoacrlpilona para!a trletly tinued uai.M .uh.t?ti LrJ.l'Zu , T "cb)TriTdV,i''irTn-i,'. T aunjtol to a clmree or be. per line 2TL "1,';!l,rr:"".rr.,T,,lr.I lotunn nr r,v,Mn. f - iiu lotteries or anyili of a lika natura Bol accepted at tsins rates made known on appticait.tn. Forel k-n A iirertMnaTR'VanutivV amfrican I'tca Ajsocialiuii, Naw Tork and Chicago. MASOXT0 CiUIMa. BtataS M.cUno-a. Boone I.odco No t. K. ft A. M. arcend, Frulay m month. 7 to p. n Ivory C Tolla, sverutar-; Waller J tttiaw, W. ai. Lebanon Clmrte? No. 2. Order Bantam star. -irt TimmMjt aa,-n moon,, 1 30 p. m. If!!a Van .uyi, aeerotary. Slay Bchultx, VY. M. V M. Pee.10 p. m U.n 11. Coombs, H. I'. Foone Council. N thlnl Wmlnf.hv ph.CSiar'ea Ilartman I. recorder. r.,nTj,"n IS. Knltrhr h month, s recorder. ;:Vc WORTHY OK STt DY. A new movement i- on in Marion county, art one that will be given careful thought by all the people who study public affairs in Indiana. The plan ii to do away with the towr.siiip organization of all the townships excent one and in'orrtornte them all in one: township, or just merely havcii? county organization. The reason hehind this is that the building of all roads should be a county affair. Vnder the present plan, the building cf roads falls upon a town. .hip and a heavy expense to the individual township, and it is a haphazard method. Then, the schools of tiie county, :n these days of consolidated "SRchOol-, and the towns and cities huv.ng ti. own school boards, could possibly he looked after by the county superin tendent, ahr urh expense would be caved to the taxpayers. This movMrent in M-irion cour.)will come slowly, if at all, and in the meantime it is worthy of stjoy in other eountics. GOOD ADVICE BI T The people arc advised to eat li-h and thus rcdu-e their meat expense. ThiH in good advice, if practicable, but where arc the lish and Low ran they be obtained at a reusonaoi 1 price ? Fi'h is a favorite food, but wh;le it is said Cierc is a:i ovcr-upply of riOi, by the time it reaches the .on(umers the price i al::'ost proiiibitivc. The fi,h law, of Indiana 'r irnde in the interest cf ti.e sportsn-.an. rather tiian in the ii.terest of t'.,e peoiv.", and hardly anyboiiy ever gets a t:. -te of the fish from our local rivers and streams. It it not true that the hh that is not caught this year will never be caught ? The fi.-h in the streaiis aliould b" caught by the likh wardens or sompublic oiHi-cr and sold to the people at cost. This is being done at In.liSRS!!:S. h'it h neon', out over the State long-su!! ring: tney permit the f:-h t be ed at Iri lianapi li and sold for five cents the re-t rf trie Main ha i l . a pound, but such oppunuiuij. in. ii n no noi i.eu.ng in anybody they sie a fivt of XutUri and all '.he people should profit from them. Instead, nobody gets any bene fit of all the fish in the streams. Kvcrybwly wants fish bring them , on and help out in the food cutmly. i Ker-rter on R R. $3.00 Yearly: Job Work t Importer Office

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in J' II. G. Brown and W. H. Smith Arc to Give Addresses at Elizaville. Tiie nr.-'. of the county Liberty Loan :,:. i.. i-i.i , Kliiavilte tn.ht H r. It. and W. H. Smith Then. rXtC; expected. Calvin Perdue, the 9Wd expert from Purdue university be present ami will make a short lull: in hohalf nf Ihe farmei-a' oathertalk in behalf of the farmers' gather ing their seed ears early. A preliminary Liberty Loan meet-

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tlie Lebanon Kusiness Men's Association in the convention hall of the t' lurt house. The a.-otiation will aid in tiie canvass in this city. Talks will he nia-ie by tr.emhers of the as - viriation at tlie meeting tonight. A MC'OALIEW OF CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. come to the dealers and their b demand more and when their requ' are turned down they roast the dealers and insult them. The dealers are t.yjng to follow the patriot!1 plan, so far as it i.-s possible to iro, to supply tho.-e who have no coal. Mr. Metz-ee'-said he wished tlutt a committee o: citizens could be appointed to aid the di alers in a just and equitable distribution of the coal supply as it arrived. Mr. Mrtzger ni"l Oorgc W. N'orwooti, another Healer, who also spoke, ..,ii'l that t'tey wished sonieboly could he emjilo.vd to ro into the coal fields and pritcuie i-hipnients to I.erianon. ting wss largely attended. the convention lull being well filled COURT NEWS. Joseph I!. Perkins has brought suit . ..;.'.." ,, ' m. piaintiT i -".iar,t.-

i seeking to prevent the de- tneir donation being 512.6o. Dollar ,, , , ' i , i Counci of Defense and similar contorn Ivavmg gates open on a gifts were made by C. boc-her, . . t , . , Z ii vi. t i serration meeting in every town in Inht f.f wav. Samuel Long, Miss Man.- Long and ,. , . . , , ' ,. , ... . ., ,, , , , ".. diana under the auspices of county

p'-ivnto e ,. ic farmers .ie I'.mk l.toanf,n vs. .iamn ijioek'lk et al., on note, has been (lis-mis.-ed. In tl:" ca-e of Charles f'waynie v.. Sjsan Swvnie et al.. to cancel assignment mortgHge, the defendant withdrew renoe.t for snecial fmdine. -r;-,e dnfendnnt.-. JIallory. paid into i r -t $2,iiS2.i;ii balance due on mortgage in controversy. Judgment for d.'l'emiant and cross complainant u-' a-i P. Pwavni for ?;,02. as part payment from Charles Swnynic of her interest in the note and mortg.18. in controversv, costs taxed a,ta;n-t the pUietilf. The case was . venue.1 here from Hanrilton countv. . R.TS ilH'.ll FOR LIHERTY YOAN I.vmANAPni.Is.Oetober D. Memh. r.- of the Wi.nien's rram hise League pain to bu;' or(fan:zatio. Libcity I!..nd for the F.LKH RT, October 9. Tlii, coun- i ti- bas the re.pensibility nf absorhinf ' (i WI.injO of Libert v ttonde, and he: sU-m s.iy the al'otir.ent will be ,.-viU4. l,;n;V. l-.ai announced a p-ub-cnption of $lim,tXi0. WAV VOPK. fletoher 0 The v:.lue i f l.ib.-rt v Bond; as negotiable se- , ;tie.- is imiii-.ird hv '-.. f-,i-i tlvil Liwrty Loan sales on tiie New Yorh s'.oik exchange I !y .20,O'H),0li0. lit memtn were nearXOni.KKVn.IE. October 9. Many lathers and niotiiers ate putting the sevm'.'s of little children into Liberty liono.. The hr-nilH promise to become popuiar an Christmas gifts. FORT (.-tob.- I fitA'.HMIV HtRBI.lM -Private soldiers in ComM I'.nlh lni ,i,v l,..ro ' I" n .!. loi'th In.an. y h re, su.i-,-r.ril icr .0 oi i.inerty Homls m Il is hoped to dispose ot j10n,ooo worth of bonds to. ofhec ...iiidcnt officers and privates camp. tnc tiVAN'FVII.I.K, Ortrther 9 "I'he , ice of booze h'ls ffone un Liliertv i Kt,mi are the same." reads ono f if i ; here boosting the new loan. ! LAFAYETTE, October 9. Lioertyi ,1 ZnZZ

Will b Claeraed by i:.-.. 1 ..rmcra From October 15 I SO. Preparationj on a large scale are made for tlie (election of teed corn during Seed Corn Week, October 1520. The Indiana committee of food production and conservation haa called upon all active forces of the state to

join in selecting from the fields 1,000,-' 000 tnwheU of seed corn to be used In planting the 1918 crop. County agents, superintendents of schools, grain dealers, millers, corn growers, bankers and others are ofrming coun - organizations and enlisting every ty. wm, the co-oper : afent. and emergency d J r' i P!f ' tn; ".' "' -,u"e. -IMXiui m ramie uii l" provided and in other ways the peopie aic i:imk ii-i tu wic unin.ance of the work. It is very evident the acreage of corn for 1918 in any material way. Indiana farmers are growing approximately 6,000,000 acres at this time and this acreage is about as ; . "Jj as can be expected under the rotation of crops. It is possible to increase the production in a very mater al way. The average yield of corn in the state is atxiut 40 bush1 els per acre, (lood lands are producing 60 to 80 bushels per acre. ! The use of earlv selected .eed' ' which has been properly storei' and which has the highest vitalit t has ' given an increase of 5 to 10 ' ushels per acre over crops grown fro-n seed selected from the crib, which I as had little attention. Farmers cannot afford, especially this season, when the 1 crop is late and full of moistu.e to allow the seed com to freeze while still full of moisture. Lot every In Hiana farmer make his plans to spend one day or more In the corn field next week, selecting high class seed. In vite your friends from the town to assist. GIFTS OF 116.65 AH ADDED TO CO. H FUND Campbell. Smith, Ritchie Co. EmpToyees Donate Liberally to the Fund. The Company H mess fund was given a big boost today by five donations aggregating $1(1.63. The largest gift came from the employees of the Campbell. Smith. Kilchie fnetorv. .r,. ..u j. ong '" "nauo'18 up io oaie inriuue me jouowing: Mrs. Nancy Gilmore Henry tiilmore H. A. McPaniel 4 tiro. J. VV. Magic 1.00 5.00 10.00 5.00 5.00 ..'.0 J W. Shumate -Mrs. Charlotte McCann Ortrede Picks Ivory (.. I.,l!e Kli Clampitt Camp of Spanish American war veternn 'u'lge W. H. I'arr Mrs. Florence Varntz '' l-nw's Kl Padgett " " Hawkins 1.00 l.no ' 1.00 1.00 :;.oo 1.00 1 .00 2.50 2.00 2.50 1.00 1 .00 "'Pner Poll F. Williams .... Cash Mrs. Ira Barker Mrs. EitI Campbell Campbell, t-'mith & Kitehu !'''"' S. C. Hooher 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 Samuel Long Mi-s Mary A. Long Mrs. Mary J. Long STOP FOl'K. Morton Church has sold his farm to John l'atter,on of Lebanon. ''! Kersey returned Monday from Clurago, where he v,.-iP-d with his son Victor and I'e-ry Crane spent FriIndianapolis. Mi-,s Areva Vanllus was unable to attend high school Thi day and Fridav on account of illness Mr. and Mrs. IWsil Hall, and Mi's I.eona Wills wire guests of Mr. and .Mrs. A. J. Yr" Sunda. The Jolly Stitchers met with Mrs. Albert Hme Friday afternoon The rork. club is still doing Red Cros. Nine women of the club arc knitting, and the other members are sewing. Miss Viola Church and I'aul Church f layette spent Friday and I Saturony wnn rneir lamer, .nonon v nurcn. , ' t.h ,..mn..nij " '. '. . )?"?' 5,,cnl n,K"1 '"J Mr. and Mrs. Carl Kersey spent Sunday with .Mr. and Mis. Charles Hall. CASTOR I A For Infant a.s4 Children In Use For Over 30 Years -

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New Railroad Getting Ground in Shape For Laying of Foundation. U'n.L ... .t.t h fit,t j nou,e of th( jnrtp.poH, Bnd Fnnk. , rt , ,,, at ,,. ' yesterday force of men getting the ground in " k .... the laying of the foundation. It is that tha onmnunv ger stations to early completion. Tlie bit pas,enger depot is to be located u ,.,,l,o,l hottcoon Xtnin ...1 ' .jg TO BE HELD TONIGHT - , . The Committeemen and Others to Meet at Prosecutor's Office. All committeemen and those interested are asked to be present at the meeting of the Republican Central committee to be held this evening at 7:S0 o'clock in the prosecutor's office in the court house, 1 CONSERVATION WEEK. The plans or program for conservation week in Indiana have been completed by the .State Council of Defense and are given as follows: 1. October 21 Conservation Sunday in a)l the churches of Indiana. This marks the opening of Hoover Food Enrollment Campaign. Most of the ministers of the state have agreed to preach conservation. 2. Meatless Tuesday, October 2? and Meatless Friday, October 26. is the hope of the Food Adminif .,- tion that this will mark the bi .nning of meatless days as a i''nanont institution in Indiana hop ,. !! Whea'less dinners all we' Corn bread will be on fashionable rlif i from October 21 to 28.- It is th. further hope of the Food Administration that this will mark the rebirth of corn meal as a reirular staple article of food. 4. Conservation day rally, Wednesda", October 24. There will be a big meeting in Timilinson hall, Indianapnlis. on the evening of this day ..ounclls of defense and commercial : clubs. 5. Merchants' conservation dav. on a STLfiixflie Stote PoUA YOU Should Use T'S different fa.m others hec.iii.e note care 1 is taken In tn mauing and ha mnteruis .jmU ttro b.ghtr grade. Black Silk Stove Polish umple afnvr and tulC Blirk Stlk StwTlHih Works Strrtift, HI noia Worth Their Weight in Cold. No man can do his best when suffering from backache, rheumatic pions. swollen joints or sore muscles. B. H. Stone, g0 N. 2nd St., Reading, Pa., writes: "For months I was unable in attend to business. I used Foley Kidney Fills and soon the pains and ernes were une. Thev arc worth thir wciftot in gold to me." Masters g, Mitchell. H,(i.H!Ofii!IlSiEr, GEO L. FRANK & CO. "forck, OptklaMt ad Waaia Dtmlerk. West BU tdft lloa "515

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e s -i-ial cj i'.iiv,jn adlu, .ti Mivpnata window- displays, decorations, bargains, etc. . Conservation day in all schools,' Fridny, October 26. This day has been proclaimed for the purpose and: occasion by Horace Ellis', state superintendent of public instruction. 7. Whirlwind finish of eamnaitrn

I for signatures of 1,000,000 Indiana women in tne Hoover rood r.nroliment, who will be given cards by the United States Kood Administration indicating their patriotism, for display in front windows Saturday, October 27. 8. Day of prayer and praise for those who have gone out to fight democracy's battle, vho are to be sustained and maintained by a solid army of stay-at-home volunteer Sunday, October 28. JOBS OPEN FOR 1,000 ' BOYS IN LITTLE ROCK I lt te afo aatioaol .Vrira Srrrlce.) ' LITTLE ROCK, Ark.. October 9. "Boy wanted!" This sign decorates a hundred or more shop windows. ! Statisticians have estimated that 1,OtlO boys are needed to fill jobs in Little Hoclc. Telegraph companies are employing girls to carry message?. state of Ohio, Otr of Toledo, i m Luca County. j FrnnW J. Cheney mnkS irth t' .it he I nlor partner of the Arm or t. .!. C!:-i Co., Doing bulnpii In t!" Citv ol T ' ImIo. County and guile aforcancl, ej that en.: firm will pny the sum of OSC HI S'DRED DOLI-ARS for ei h onj every rase of CaTatn thit cinnnt re cure-, by the uta of HAt.Ia c VTAhHH C ItK. FRANK J. CHENSY. Sworn to before ma and Bnb." !bfd In my presence, this 6th day of Deecmher, Rail's Catarrh Cure la taken lrt and acts dlreetlT tinor. th Mood t-n j mti-c-.iia eurfarea of the slt?m. Send Cot tesllmrnlala. ff-. F. J. CHKNSIT CO. Toledo, IX S"ld v all Vrtrr'fn. :V. Tana Hall e ril. V;r ' .-onallfatttr. 1 C. D. Orar, Attorney for Guardian. HOTICE. mne.! of l.e-i ..r ii" f-ve II. re ami the n . I Ig .,, irUe. 1., settle k.i I i i He an i'iTIX.KXS !.'.N- 4 TIITST DO IT YOURSELF Do it your self. Make your old car lcok new. A:k us about it. y N0BES' DRUG STOKE : , ,-i Harry L. Kcnworlhy HANDLES ALL KINDS OF NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Residence phone, 221 s Office, 186 SERVICE AUTO REPAIR LEBANON'S E LCS1VE kepair r,iop ORVILLE I.. BEATTY Kear of Fire I'partm -nt Telephone 300 TRUCK TRANSFER Loral or Long Distance TWO TRUCKS RISER BROS. 1S2.V-I'lIONES 823 MONUMENTS See us for your monuments if yoo warrt first class stock and workmanship. Call ns and we will bring yon to our shop for inspection. Shop phone 102; Res. 115 or 714 PLACE YOUR ORDERS EARLY HARLAN MONUMENT CO. J. S. IRVINE IMumbinx and Heating rilOXE 701. GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS We cam upply you with any thing In the Hardware Hoe Lebanon Hardware Co. Veeaa tnt M Mai tnwl

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No citizen can feel free and independent unlesl his feet feel likewise. Your feet Carry a lot of re spohsibility and it is quite fitting that you shoal give them a square deal. Then let them walk around in stylish, comfortable shoes that are to their lndfifir. Let your feet wander in here and be suited.

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$$$$$$$$$$ $25.00 TO $300.00 Loaned upon Furniture, Livestock ana other Chattels at legal rated TWENTY-FIVE PAYMENT PLAN In sums of $50 and over you may have 25 months iti which t rpa 5 your loan, or you may repay sooner If Jfoii like. SPECIAL TERMS TO FARMERS vi Write us or call upon us for full particalan. " VJ- Will be in Lebanon each Friday i M W. A. SWANK t ' m w 411-13 Ben Hur Bldg, Crawfordsvill.In-. , . 101 H West Main street., Lebanon, Ind. (Squira Trowbridga Dea) $ $ 5 $ $ . t I

Interurban Time Table TERKE HAtTTE. INniAVAt'OLIS EASTERN TUACriOS CO. tltective r eh. 1, I17, EAST V EST EASTWEST P. M. tl2:17 1:26 2:2ft t 3:17 4:25 6:25 t 6:17 !l7 10:0 !I2:3 A. M. 6:25 6:25 7:15 8:16 t H:67 10:15 11:15 A. II. P. M. 6:25 6:25 7:26 8:25 t 0:17 10:26 11 tl2:16 1:15 2:11 t S:2ti 4:16 5:16 t 6:? 7:15 t 9:47 10:00 tLimid trains. Duly except Eundnv. (Frankfort onlv. Last car leave Inian-olfs at 11' p. m. ana Lfvtte at It 46 p. m. (RAWroitDHVlLLE D.VISION Carl leave Lebanon for Crawfordsvilli at 7:30, :o0, 11:39 a. m. 1:30, 8:Si), 6:30, 7:30, 9.30 and 11:30 p. m. Cars arTive from Crawfordsvilie at ' 7:10, 9:15, 11:20 a. m., 1:20, 3:10,1 5:20, 7:20, i:20 and 11:2U p. OWEN MORKERT Chiropractor flours: 9-11 a. m.i 1-5 and 7-8 p. . Consultation and Spinal Analysis free 1.10 Cison-Nenl Illdg. I'hnne 6S3 X-Ray Spinogniph Department First Rural Loan and Savings Association 111 t. at.rl.Uan V, -atrnaoa H. P. New, Secretary COOK BY WIRE WITITOUT FIRE Interstate rub. Service Co LINDSAY & TOLLE FCNEHAL DIRECTORS BALL Bt'ILDINO Nut to Interurbaa Statto Cfflce phone 139. Oprni day night CORY & BRATTON FUNERAL D1RECTOBS OSea phone 86; Re-dene phonat 40 and 899 LStasley Block. Et Smik Street JOHN IL nOY General Real Estate Business GUAND OPERA HOUSE Cl Phone 100-1 . , Reportct.ty fttail. 3 a Vear,

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Shoe Co. CADILLAC, PAKJEAK3 DODGE BROaVCASJ FIRESTONE AND tJ 8. TIRES ENGLISH AUTO AND TRACTOR CO. DR. A. F. NELSON VETERINARIAN Davis Bros. Livery Barn Fhoncs 7 and 2007 CALL 233 And Save Money on Grocerki J. W. DAVIDSON Across from Traction Station WOOLEY & EDWARDS BOSTONIAN SLIOES JONES, THE CLEANER R. C.JONES I Phone 387 105 W. South St I DR. R. D. GARRISON I DENTIST Far-sri 8UU Bask tWOCaf bow M8-2M PVmm Uf-K Metzger Lumber & Coal Co. THE PHONE ORDER BOUSX Lebanon and Thorntown. Pno II The Firet Natiohil Baftk tbo didst an- latgfSt bank in Boose county. !

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