Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 10, Lebanon, Boone County, 9 October 1917 — Page 5

Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Accessories Farm Tractors Gasoline 21c Per Gallon Phone 15S. 421 South Lebanon Street

Classified i ADVERTISING ; Rates '4 c Per Word, Each Issue. I Ho Advertisement Taken fur Leas Than .". FOR SALE FOR SALE-On Call phone 11' F. -1 ;i-t f F6R" SALE Household an. I kitcnen furniture, one-half mile tr.st "f Max. Thursday, October 11 at I'M clock. Koia I.asley. l')-"-4t. FORSALK lias range, tail Si J. FOR SALE Globe soft coal . '' v. used one jcaou. inquire 710 S..uth 11th street. I JFOOaLE Two"ro.iff"Hu!.k. tintin juit overhauled. Inquire 7!t South 11th street. M-8 FOR SALE Twu story brick '-. steam heat Four square fm.n court h'.use; terms made to .suit huyr. C. O. Kin. ;n-8-r. FOR SALrS-Creen "tomatoes"' fir ketchup; not frosted. Orders delivered. Phone 742. 10-9-1'. "wANte'i) WANTED Fireman at t. iii&"K. power station. 30 cents per hour. Fhon 475 J)-l-tf. W anted i;hicken picjtVr at f.."'rT Jaques Co., West Soutft street. jo-2-tr. W ANTED- - Second hanil low preMure boiler. E. R. Jnuues Co. l'l-2-tf. WANTED Twenty" men at 25 cents per hour. See John Adams on Indianapolis Avenue. ' 10--tf. W A NTED Second-hand "eeft ma' stove. Call phone li. 10-3-H WANTED Sea rnstresa. Hariy lilt" thie. 'Phone f.fi. li)-;-2t. FOR RENT FOR RENT Suitable ''rnVmfr'i'u'tomobilcs and trucks. Call phonr MrV-L. 10-2-tf. FORRENf Furnished front room. Steam heat and bath. 42-J North Lebanon street Harry Richev. io-::-tf. 6r RENT -ror?m hu'e. "n..i.-rn except heat. See J. H. Reck, !"' Krth West street. l'-)-2t. LOST rooch vith graved on it. Ret-rard. Call ph; 12" 10. l'l-fi-Jtt. LOST Sunday, Svpo-mber 2, Ivark ostrich feather. Return to Ii porter office. Reward. .Mar) Lucas l'.-6-Bt LOST Oh South Kant street or Scut;, East St. road, a black leather pock et book, (with broken strap) contain ins; $2 bill, a 50c-piecc and a puwdii puff with a blue crocheted edge. I turn to Reporter office and receive rewart. 1 0-8-2: LOST Nose" suisses"" bet;'. con .11. North Lebanon street e.-l Withar--hospital, li't'jm to J A- CnMweil at above address. rrm-a an a - rrsTdeenl.-Vi li.m rwH Will ArtfTTil' ' , v f, Wht1ier ,.r l-..-!- i or will ! l-ri.f.i.l ,n Hi- win.-' fbild M.rw r-.ll !...-., io ,.rlrai. fHOP ft" NhU'.-.", MI'i II-.. li.l. re "' ftropeTlV oyer ir.ri m o'.'-rnl;.t" ol lo-oneri'' 'ti'!-e hi- .-.-i l t file en.l " - m) . ..f tli e'ty eicrii of i..-ief,n (0,11,..., . II. 1. 1 NM f SVlTlf. rterk of the vily nf Ltlwiiott. Inriiuiut

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i in. store nine ioint 6 in. store pipe joint 67 stuv pipe joint 2it i in. elbows 20c 6 in. reversible 25c ti in. pipe collars 10c Steve brushes Itle Move polish, ail kinr's 10c Bowman's 5 & 10c Store P. B. WINTERS CHIROPR ACTOR Hours: I' ll v m., 2-6 and 7 8 p. m. CONCILIATION AND SPINAL ANALYSIS FKFK Rooms 219-220-222-224. 1'hou 23? L. W. KIKTI.EV DENTIST First Na'ionel Rank RuilCinf Third Floor DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Famcrs Stst liaok Pcildinj 7 u. m. to 8 p. rr. I'110'E XM. JONES & STARK CLOTHIERS Suits that Suit. Stn'-h Side Equar BRENTON GARAGE Auto and Auto Supplies East Main Street, fhone 204 ! PUBLIC SALE CALENDAR October 10 Wedne.day R. F. 'athorwood, 'j mile north of Dayton: "uM blooded Jersey cattle; O. I. f. icgs. October 11. Thui.'l.iv-I'. W. And--son. at Milton Ila lley farm, two -'lies we.-.t of Thiintown, near Sugar tiln. hor.-e-:, cattle, hog,, grain, hay, larhinery. tcOctober 12. Friday Win. MrC.trhy, 3 mi!er southeast of Lebanon; .'e and cattle. Ft iday, October 12. M. O. Rich, ninii! fa'm sale. nc mile wt and ne-lialf i-iile north of Rig Sp-iog'. .r.e-f. 'irth mile east ar.d one-half ra.ie o'i'.h of Slabtown. Saturday, October W.-Dolph Wcbr. big slock xaie. hors's. 70 h-'ad rf atUe, 120 head of hog, fi:! hea l of he.-;,. Sale at Weber stock barn in October 17 Wedne,la'.- A. Jeriine Kersey, 2 mi'cs northwe-it of l.ebi.non. on Th omtown road; pure ired Ilo',: trin--'ris;n rattle i ho; f,; 'eed and implement u October 25, Thursday !',. A. RanH mile north; mile ran and mile torth of Dover; general farm sale.. WILLIAMS HOSPITAL Mrs. Ralph K. Smith, who underwent a throat operation yesterday, eft the hospital this morning. PPESHYTERIAN RALLY DAY. Sunday (school scholars take notice. The Presbyterian Sunday school Rally Day is rext Sunday, and all members )f the Sunday school and members if the church should attend this spec's) service. The public is ah invited. 10-8-b't.

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OF SEED COII IS URGEDOFFARMERS; i Meeting in Interest of Seed Corn Week Held Last j Night. PURDUE MAN TALKS TO BIG GATHERING Local Farmers Made Talks Also Plan to Boost Seed Corn Week. A lar(re!y attended meeting was held lust night at the court house in -ho interest of the early gathering of seed corn. Calvin i'er.Jue, representative of the Purdue Agricultural Experiment Station which is working under the United Ctntes Department or Agriculture, made the principal talk. ( arre Davis presided. Mr. 1'erdue made the opening talk, in which he explained the purposes of the novem"nt and asked the Hoone coun.y people to lend their Mipport to-.vr.rd it. He stated that the nhjeet was to induce the farmers to gather their sei .1 roi-n early so as to avoid the bad effects of the heavy freezes. October 15 to 20 has been selected by the government a. the bert time for the ia'rrers in thi. f. ;.ion to gather their seed ears. Srort tilks wero mad.- I.v A'-nro va!p!z. C. V. T. Hnoton, T. W. Saltr.wrsh. .!. . H.vaiie. I. Kimnu-I, and K. M. Serves. Me. ivie explained that the school b 1 over Indiana, if they dtsiie to . d in the fathering or seed rern, v V ie ercti..e, fM.m school three hi!' ee s of the week. October 15-J'i Tli 'v, however, will be r. .rire.l to really do the work and maV. n written report of it tn their te.icher. Short talk in the li.ier, st of the al' of t!.e I,;lrLy ! oan meftitig over the count'. !i is the intention of Mr. tvrdue. U has llnone and CI. mo-, .,in!ies a, inn tornto.y. to ,.'e that the s.'tinune of ti;e si'Li.iti:i an! the import of the campaign be biouuh; to the mind of every farmer. SECOND LECTURE. Will be Delivered Wednesday Nirfhl on "The Truih About Catholicity." Wednesday evening, Oct t.er 1", at ?;.".fl n'rl-rk. Father lauio'e "ill d"liver th" second in a series of free tectuns M-.aog forth the truth about Caihnlicilv. P'e sui.ject for Wedr.esday ewir.g w.ll be "Your ISiloe and Mine." Th.- puMw and especially nun'athuhes are cordially invited to come .vol b accorded frt hen. I information i n those suhi.cts about v. hu h thy have no knowledge exe ot th,t received fiorn th' opponents of Catholicity, l'ree tickets of a-lms.-sion, t!-:rT.od at 'he iIo.t. tome noil n-ai for irlve?. FI NERAL WEDNESDAY. Services for Mrs, Cable to be Held Near New Brunsik Tomorrow. Til" funeral services of Mr-. Chlon T.ine! (iahle, who d.ed ye. terday a' the home of her brents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Tnnnd near Ne-.v llnm.-wick. v i'! be held Wednesday afternoon at liOO '.Vi-h at C-irintli. with burial at Krowntbuig. CITY NEWS fl'.gh Row en ii-ade a htime ;. trio tn H loinapo'is trtiisy. ator fen's !:- '!u'' and psyai'de on or before October 10. 10-1-7;. . '.h ..rl".i eh,or 1.- i-l at the home if his p;,re-ts, Mr. and Mis. Orvihe .'-! .-. ....;j-l; of Lebanon. WilVr.l Servi.-o Station, 20f) We..l S uth it.-eet. Ifiram Fox proprietor. Phnne 2";2. resid'-nce phone, hl3. Clark Flan-re. ni, rf near Lehenon, -on of or. and Mr.-. John I-'h-tningam, if East W shiiigton etie.-t, u ill. Th" parties that took the exlru tire from the r.v Oakland 6 auto, in front of 'he I'ahi.-e enrage. Saturday nigat. nh-ut 0 "V''!', w.ll n'ese return -arre, for they iit known. Lebanon Auto Sale, & Machine Co. 10-8-2t. '. A. Fall and family of route 9 have gon to S'-uth Itend for a seven,! nays' visit. W.n. C-ron and r;. Calla... the Dixie flarmeat Cleaner.., successors to the Wm. Wnit Cleaning and Trcssing Company, over the Western Union "fcVg.-aph office, W. Main Ht... wili continue to do tir.it -class work and at i right prices. Cleaning, pressing and repairlnr. ar.d nil kinds of ladies' work a specialty. Phone r8. Tiic Dixie cab line has changed Its headquarters to the attn e rooms, telephone , 10-8-St. i Water frit are dtis and payable tm ' or before October 10. 10-1-Tt.

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HELD BY THE RED CROSS OCTOBER 23

In anticipation of National Conservation week which occurs October '21 to 28 inclusive, and because of an utter lack of funds to pursue its most Important work, the Red Cross society of Lebanon announces a community rummage sale for Tuesday, October 2:ird, the place of holding the sale to be announced later. A meeting was held last night for the purpose of determining how to get money to pursue the Red Cross work, and the ladies who represented every church and ontaniiation in Lebanon almost, with one accord decided upon a community rummairo sale as the best means of raising money, and every one in Lebanon and vicinity will thus have an opportunity of helping. There are rummage sales and rummage sales, but this one is to be different, in that there will be some element of sacrifice in the donations offered. Generally speaking the artlrlei donated to a rummage sale includes Fuch things an may be found in attics or cellars things to be given without any thought of sacrifice, lhjt this Red Cross Community Sale is to be composed of rumi-age, much of which is to bo donated with some d.'iirce of sacrifice nml sympathy. The sympathy will be twofold-sympathy for th-se who buy, and who because of large families and the high cost of living find a rummage sale a great .Man Who "Borrow cii" a Traction ( ar Placed I nrier Thousand Dollar Bond. It may be great fun to K Joyriding on a "borrowed" inle: urban car, but .lu.lge 1 leery, m police court at inHianapo,, j ester. !a aftrrn.xin, failed to d' tret the humorous phuw of the case nr. I Ch.nle( Jj , v.ho took ihe ride, was held to the Marion county grand jury uo !er 1.IKK bond on a ihare-e of vehicle tnkirg. The original charge against I. tin was mnlii ioutrispi, but this later was rhangei to having ur.lnwr'ul possession of th carrier. Jay er'ain"' that he had taken several drinks ar,. had been calling on a eung woman f.'iend when the polict . v. rtnok him. Aked how he came, into posr-ession of the interurhan, h told th-m the rnr was wandering listlessly along Northwestern avenue without any one on board. The joyriding inspiration, he said, came t biin suddenly and, while he told th court yesterday he was uiu 'i lain at to how far he rone, he admitted goinu as far as Crown Miil cemetery an'' bark. He said he hud been employe' elr-'-trici.in at tne Uaypool Hotel fie several weeks and. if released, wouli sifn the pledge and keep it. "I can't .--ee anything fjnny abou this at a'!." Judge IWry .'aid. Ant then it happened. FACTORY SALE. Indications are for Large Attondanw and Spirited Ilidding. Th- Palmer McMahan Chair factor, building, machinery, and -ue will h so . I at auction by the bondholders a' a public auction n -xt Monday after roon. September 15. The sale w-iM be gin at 2:"0 o'clock. Colonel Triobeti is to be tho auctioneer. l.o. ai peoidc. should attend the sail o as to rive an impression to th. oresii. :-tive buyers t., lt the I-b.inor citi.. r... are woje awake an I inter ted in .1 pr pective ne", in '1 try At'enu of concerns ',..n differen' pnris ef the countr;: are expected t he meson', and to onYr bids. It is pos s.h'e that the cor.crn may bn bough hv I ... il people i.m! t'-.at a purely l."h anon irar.at'actured product may Illumed out by the factor.. Tho build ing has an exoeV-'nt location fw a fac tor; . The marhin'-ry is of the bos grade and i; ready for immediate use RIG PUBLIC SALE. t;. A. Raiid-,1 ttntmunct Sir Fo. OctobtT Twenty-fifth. r,. A Rar.dcl will have a public sab et his farm seven mile west nni three-fourths of a mile south o Thornto'.vn on Thursday, October 2f. He will sell seven head of horses thi-ty-live head of cattle, fifty-si: head of hogs, also Implements, rift: halen r,f oats stray and 20 harm rock cockerels. The sa'e begins al in o'clock and will be ci led by Cots Henderson and N orris. The Dovei Ladies' Aid society will serve lunch Fine large green tomatoes for sale. Thirty -five etnts per bathe!. Cab phone li3. Fred Moler. 10-S-4t

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boon to them, and sympathy for the soldier boys who need the supplies which the Red Cros society send them. Tho money obtained from tho community rummage sale may mean that 6ome of the supplies bought with the rumm:ge money may be usee! upon a soldier boy from Boone county. Money is urgently needed by the Red Cross society and siiraly here is a chance where every family in Lebanon and Boone county can do their bit. House cleaning is upon us, and let every one think of the Red Cross society as they clear out closets anil presses and put aside as many articles of clothing as cun be done without. A committee of women bearingthe sign of the Red Cross upon their sleeves will make a systematic canvass on Friday, October 1!, and all things donated will be called for where the family cannot send such to the community rummage room. The Red Cross society asks the sympathy and co-operation of every lover of liberty in this sal the confidence ot every horn can he shown by a donation of something to increase the buying funds of 1 he Red Cross. Let every one do his bit in keeping Hoone county to the front in their desire and determination to send supplies for the soldiers abroad. Mrs. Ed (lull'on was chosen as chairman for the community rummage sale. NEWS STOKIES AND GOSSIP FROM TUE HOOSIER CAPITAL INDIANAPOLIS, hid., October :. The fate ef woman suffrage in Indian;, now lii s v ith th" supume court. The case came up for he.ning today, tn the appuil from the decision of ludir" Rochfonl, ol the i.iiion supt -ior court. The npiiehants are the Indinrapohs -lertlon c-o-nmissioners. Attorney-(i nrnl St.111.-h iry is the ol.ir:al counsel of the board. Assi-ting him are Slate stena'or Abram Simmons and Mrs. Catherine W. Md'ouloch. of Chicago, mo Mrs. Edward Franklin White, of Indianapolis. The women attorneys represent the legislative Council of 'ndisna women. Tne aprelle- is William W. Knight, ndianapolis himbe.'iYian, who filed the -uit in the .Niarion superior court to est tlie constitutionality of the law. le was represented by several of the id t attorneys in Indiana. Both had liled briefs and four hours ;rs all .wed for oral argument for ach side, th" c."e being taken up a' I o'clock this morning. Judge Rorhford. in his deoi.-ion, usta'ned tiie contention of Knight hat the psrtial rutfrag law was unonstitutir.n.,1 because the constitution ixeij tbe oilillificritions for voters. ;irl said sperifirnlly that only males riit ht vote. Te aigusm-M for the law is that he c-.e-:iii't!on n inr.ed certain ofTics ml lii it li e 1, ei.-'iture. repre.'entinj nr p.nple f tne state, hr.d the power 0 fix the iiua;,f. cations fir voter '.ir ot.-es not specifically mcntionrd the .iuri. I' is h-ped that a derision can be endero.i he 'ore the election in cities I N. v-ir' i r. As it now stamlr. th njunetion is .jm! by Judge Rochford a' lilicabte only to lndia::apol;s. If he sup", :,e court itlfnms his decision, t means that wnm. n e-.n fiir. the aih-t o.'iiy liir'-.gii a rr-f r' ndum vote -n c.-cstitution-il amendments or on i new constitution. Judge John W. Spencer acted as hi-f oi.ti.e today, taking the place f Judge Richard Erw m, who du o last eek in Fort Wayn". ITALIAN W AR PICTURES. ire 'o lie s;n,wn al Ihe Orand Opera 1 1 on -e Saturday. II. Cam of San Franrwo, muniger ' the Italian War Pictures, which viil be ,,.,.n he,-,. Saturday aftr:o ir. and evening at tlie (Irand OjKru l'-u.,e rp"nt t'-.e day he;c ompleting .rrang.-ni' t.t i r-r th? performance, fhe.p picure- are released hv the talian government and protray scenes inactcd on tht battlefields of Italy. Reporter, by mail $3 a Year Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S C ASTO Rl A Tlie Whole Neighborhood Knows. Mrs. Anna I'elxer, 2ii2ti Jefferson ft., ho. Omaha, Nob., writes, "Foley's loney and Tar cured my daughter of t bsxi cold. My neighbor, Mrs. Benmi, cured hcrseTf and family with oley" Honey and Tar, nnd In fact riont everyone in our neighborhood .peaks highly of it as a good remedy or cougha and coia." .Maiten I M iteboiL

I will fell t public at m residence, three miles southeast of Lebanon, on th Neese and Copeland jprnvel road (get ott at McCarthy atop on interurban, ail local cars stop) on FRIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1917 the following described property: FIFTY HOGS SO Spring Shoats ; SO Summer Shoats. FIFTEEN CATTLE -Shorthorn heifer with calf by side; 2-year old Holatetn cow, jiving good flow of milk; 3year ola blu:k ow, bTy tprinter; i-year old Shorthorn cow, girinj good flow of milk; two good yearling heifers; good spring roan Shorthorn heifer; Red Shorthorn heifer; spring roan Shorthorn atear; 2 Shorthorn yearling steers; 2 yearling stasrs; lummir calf. TERMS Sums of 110.00 and under cash in hand. On sums orer 110.00 a credit of 9 months trill be given, purchaser giving not with approved surety. Notes to draw 8 per cent interest from date unless paid at maturity. Four per cent discount for cash. SALE TO BEGIN AT 10 A. M. william McCarthy Col. J. B. HENDERSON, Auctioneer. W. W. Boone, Clerk

PUBLIC SALE Of Dairy Cows and Horses I will sell at my rosidmc two miles northwest of Lebanon, on tho Thorntown road, on Wednesday, October 17, 1917 Heginniat at 10:S0 o'clock a. m. 15 ITKE-RP.ED HOLSTEIN FRIFSIAN CATTI.E-One two-year-old bull, extra wall brd, ancestor all in advanr list, seme up to .1(1 pounds butter in scrtn days; 4 co. with ca'vas by side. 2 bulls and 2 heifers; 2 two-year-old cows, givisg milk, and brd; 3 heifers, related to the 50-pojod world chsmpish cow; 2 spring heifsr calvea, 4 Riad Jerseys, ono with heifer rslf by aids, 1 springsr and 2 giving milk, bred to 1 1 ol stein bull. Reg. stratum pap'.rs furnished with th Holstein cows. HORSES On hslf brd lislgian mare, 3 year.i old. raised a colt, and bred; oa 4-yar-old driving- mar, s,rd by Royal Direct; one 2-yeor-old draft horse, weighing 1500. breks; est light harness sucking colt, sired by Peter th Gay, a aic on. FEED AND IMPLEMENTS Fifty l;0s good oats straw, some mixed hay, one Internatfoaal f. gr:adr. TERMS OF SAI.F A credit of six months without interest, will be given, oa sums over $ro00, purchaser g ivisg bankable not with freehold security. Sums under 5.00 cash.

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Coi. J. n. HENDERSON. Auctioneer.

Duroc Hog Sale

We will sell at SPRING BROOK FARM, eight miles southwest of Crawfordsville, Ind., on Monday, October 15, 1917 FORTY HEAD OF REGISTERED DUROC HOGS These hops are all double immuned aga;r.dt cholera and are a fine lot of breeding stock. We will also sell FORTY-EIGHT HEAD OF CATTLE These consist of cows, heifers and calves. SALE BEGINS AT 10:00 O'CLOCK A. M. SHARP Moon & Berryman

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GEORGE E. ADAMS, Clerk. WE NOW HAVE AMCO DAIRY FEED UNION HARDWARE CO. PHONE 108 H. B. SHOOK VETERINARIAN Over Oa Drug Store Telephone 81. Lebaaos. Ird LEBANON VULCANIZING & SALES AGENCY Evervthina for th auto. DOF.T automobile. Vulcanizing a specialty. Telepbona 132 ArsMt? Building I Your Used Furniture Taken as part pay on new foods at JONES & PERKINS Phones IS or 184