Lebanon Daily Reporter, Volume 26, Number 19, Lebanon, Boone County, 20 October 1917 — Page 7

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n Harroun Motor Cars U 1918 Model on Display 'Goodyear and Fisk Tires and Accessories Farm Tractors

Gasoline 21c Phone 158. Classified ADVERTISING Rates-Vic Per Word, Each Isoue. Mo Advertiaement Taken for Loai , Than 1 is. j FOR SALE FOR SALE-Max food condition, hart'i garage. mg car, in e at Air-10-lT-tf. Inqui 'Oij" SALE Two story" brick house, steam heat Four squares from ; court house; term made to suit buy-1 c, d. King. io-8-tf. FOR SALE 200 breeding ewfs; ton I 2i uy-.s;.al.Krir

uple of weeks; mt for them. A. L. bave ZtC . io-if-5t. j On Children's Union Suits t OK RALE Brand new Ford charts. I ave lie C. E. Hoffman, at Brenton'a lla- j ' ' ; e. io i6-tf. This is what vou can save "monthly on Tnis stock- hn Underwear AT Pay only one-fourth cash till you I Tn'J'pnrw" dilewuffortune j BOWHiail S 5 St IOC StON? possible; remarkable investment; for i aaMaanaauB SSZStkl i Miss TiUie 'White I

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di&ns in world by oil under their Osage errthty Tarin'?'Tcae "wIFI 1 ''"'" tionf by U. S. government:1 brcr oil -fortunes reefer ywtmr Mw.rit4S fot details of big sale ami interesting

stdy of Osage Indians and ,moii4y they have made in oil. TV Osune Oil .Winmg t o., Oklahoma ity. r- . FOR SALE Young Hi Larkin Sandlin. ithoni WANTED WANTED-r-Fireroan at T. H 1 E. power station. 20 cent! per boor. Phone 475 9-1-tf. WANTED Second hand low pressure boiler. E. & Jaques Co. J0-2-tf. WANTEI Twenty men at to cenu per hour. See John Adam on Indianapolis Avenue. 10 K-tf. WANTED -Boy! Boas Manufacturing Company. 10-15-fit JRENT FORrlENT Suifab.e room fifr automobile and trucks. Call phone 946-L. 10-2"lfJ FOR RENT Fiv house, with bath. Two blocks from Neal and Company. square FOR RENT Seven-room h"ur, mail barn. Near square. Neai iind 'ompany. Ki-17-fit COR RENT Furnished" "room v-itu heat and bath. 1'hone 502-K. Mr;. Fav Caldwell. 10-J:-:it. LOST tOST Small purse, it; at the Preshytcriar bcr 7. Return to this change urrh O? DR. L. M. BEAVEN OSTEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN Faraaart Stita Bank Builduig 1 a. to 6 p. tu. PHONE 254. mmmmmmmmmm 55. ... ..... itlllllMIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIMNIIIIIIIITll COOK WITH GAS Harry L. Kenworthy HANDLES ALL KINDS Ot NONTAXABLE SECURITIES Rssl.l see pknae, 224; ASea, !0S

p filer by Rail $3 per year

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Per Gallon 421 South Lebanon Street Wilcox Motor Transfer Co. Wc Haul Anything Anywhere. Furniture a Specialty Phones 199 and 72 Underwear Qn Men s Union Suits SuVC 2lC On Ladies' Union Soils . Spire lla Corsetiere iz' . t . , 2 if m E Man stLhBnon( infl . TcW nsw.. &47.I. s , , iiiiMiiiiimiiMiMiiiiiiiiiHiiiimiiiimiiir; . FORTY YEARS 5M Money To loan on farms. No commission. Prepa) ment privilegi. CUARLES J. STEWART 507 Mrrfchanta Hank Building Imlmiapoli! I in I. SER THE VALLEY FARM LIGHTING PLANT Now on .iemonHtration at J. E. Berkley Elec. Shop 121 South St. Phone 978-L Karpens' Upholstered Furniture. COULTER-SMOCK CO. DRESSMAKING For fimt elans dreasmaklng. call on Mm. Mary Andcrnon, (iOI Fjiplanadc atreet. Lebanon, Ind.. phone 840. MONUMENTS See us f r your monuments if you wart firaf ilana stock and workman- ! ibtp. Call us and we will bring; you to our shop for inspection. shnp ph(me 102. j(, us or F'l.ACK YOUR ORDERS EARLY I HARLAN MONUMENT CO. DO IT YOURSELF Do it your tetf. Make your eld ear look new. Ask ( about It NOBES' DRUG STORE P. B. WINTERS CHIR0PBACTOB Hours10-12 a. m.; 2-5, 7- p. m. CONSULTATION AND SPINAL ANALYSW FREE Rooms 819-230-222-224. 1'bo J3J Rf porter by mall 3 per year Job Work at Reporter O.T;c Rrj'orter, ly fS a esr.

ITS CAfi'P READY FOROGQUPAKGY CONTINUED FROM PACE ONE.

We can not give expression of our cpprestation of the same in your news paper to a degree in which we ex-1 perienccd it. We are still talking about it. When others boast of their home townn, even though it be Riley's 'Little Town of Tail-holt we will feel i like landing a strong one for Lena-) non. We are so glad that the after-' noon train was late last Saturday. Only the lateness of that westbound train made it possible for as to remain there the time we did. Even though j the time was short, most every member got to see his friends and parent!!, which was a rare privilege. Don't look for us home this week end. But just go about your work more earnestly than ever. By doing this you will help us beat the kaiser. We hope that there will be no tears shed on account of cur absence and that sorrow will be reduced to a minimum. Our country needs men. We have responded. Others will do the same. Everything is being done or has been done to make soldier life convenient for us. Such a contrast with the experience we had to meet at the border last year. Here are a few gleaners. Here water is piped everywhere. At the border, water was shipped in in ril cars, was carried to the company and used sparingly. Here water is plentiful. We ran wash our hands and fares as often as we desire. At the border, we were fortunate to get water enough wash IVti once a day. Shower batl : are already installed here. None were installed at ,i e border for weeks after we were '.iiere. Temperature here is about (50 . r 70. at the border 125. We couM go wO indefinitely but these are enough to set you to thinking. Our streets are already made here. They were quite du.-ty yesterday siroe it has not rained here for three weeks. Rut this morning before traTV started on them, they were 'sprinkled. So the dust problem is settled. The New Camp. "The tent frame already set up for us are worthy of mention. Nothing could have been done that was more pleading to us men than to have this convenience. Mention inu.-t also be mede i f the mess hall, with its electric lights, tables for men, H'e ice-chest that would make the b"st product of the Campbell, Smith and Rithcie Compayn lock very insignificant. The mess hail is also equipped with two kitchen sinks with draining boards, and two supply rooms. A new field range was issued yesterday tons. It will be some sight to see 2'i0 men eating their meals regularly in such a place. Parents can bo sure that their sons will be enjoying themselves un outh f anions. Vuwlrr who will return thanks for us. The company has nut made an election of chaplain yet. In fact, w are shy of such material now as so many men, qualified for that position, were discharged at the border last year. We w-ill have competitive tryout for this positii-n before many days. Many are aspiring. "Everybody g"t a good night's rest last night. First call sounded at 5:30. Everybody w'ns soon up and dressed. The 2nd Ind. Inf. band did not play this morning but over in the 1st Ind. Inf. we could early hear them playing ihe selection dear to all of us. 'Back Home Again in Indiana.' Soldiers soon learn the value t-f music in military life. "We ate glad to see the company fund growing. We wish to assure all that we.are not beggers. Rut we do feel as if many more ought to and will contribute to this fund. Do not neglect this matter or delay doing your part. When you consider alt, yiu are the most fortunate iieople living. Located in a place that rivals the irarden of Eden, letting others die for your country and you remain safe at home, making money ad you huve never maile it before, why not come across. We will try to submit articles every few days to your papef." PROBATE COU The final report of Paul F. Helm, administrator of Martha E. Hnim estate, was approved in which he was charged with $:A4.81 and claimed credit for a like amount. The Citizens Ixian and Trust Company, gimnllun of Kliu Ann Baird. was granted authority to enter Into contract with Mary C. Hissong to care for ward at $5 per week. (,eo, E. Adams, ai'milHirtrator of Elia B. Klingler estate, died ineentory showing personal property appraised i at $l9-50 which was aporovtd. The court approved final report of' Mary E. Lncas, administratrix of Cieorge W. Luces ejrfnte in which sb was thttrged with tiiiiiO artl claimed cviit tx iin.lS hviif overpaid i

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The court fixed inhsritwio t tnj following estates: ! The estate of Unrftey T. Padgi-tt j was valued at $9,88 and Halinda Padgett, widow, being only heir Is! assigned entire estate and i exempt from tax. The net value of estate of San ford Cline waa found to b $17,567.94 of whieh $6I.9S in value is assigned to! Isabelle Cline, widow and liable to no tax; Updy M. Cline and Phillip F. Cline, sons, are ah assigned M5a( and their tax value at $64 53 each. , The gross value of estate of Lewis J.-Kern is $19,501 against which there are debt to be deducted of $33.t7-W,. leaving net value at $15,b6:l.ol; that Robert S. Kern, Cora E. Kern and Benjamin Ray Kern, children, are each assigned $6,221.20 in value and their tax fixed at $32.21 or total of $0l..'l. The , net value of estate of Isaac V. Riggins is $39,640.49; Sidney A. Riggins, Gertie O. Riggins 4J)d Louanna A. Shaw, children are each assigned $13,213.50 in value and their tax fixed at $112.13, total tax being t.138.39. . 1 TO TAKE ACTION CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE within a few days to provide adeqtmte and regular supplies of coal to the railroads, supplementing orders which have gone out governing the fuel supply of the Pennsylvania and B. & 0. These orders were designed to supply the roads with sufficient fuel to , handle war-time freights and at the same time enable them to conserve their equipment. Their roads will be relieved of the necessity of holding thousands of loaded coal cuts and there will be the further ailvnntage of avoiding confiscation of coal, necessary in many instances to provide railroads with fuel. CITYNEWS Custom Cider Making. Call Thos. B. ! ' Kersey, Haielrigg Phone. lD-20-2wks. A $10 set of ware free with each Malleable Range sold next week. Hoone Hardware Company. Willard Service Station, 209 West Soulh street. Hiram Fox proprietor. Phone 2S2, residence phone, HIS. John Wysong, of Indianapolis, will spend the week end with his mother, Mrs. Matilda? Wysong and L. 0. Johnsonhaugh and family. Marl Sehmetzer returned to his home in Indianapolis yesterday after a week's visit with Mr. and Mrs. Earl Adney of Park street. Attend our exhibit of South Bend Malleable Ranges next week. Set of ware with each range. Boone Hard-, ware Company. Marion McCormick, a member of the base hospital Nr. 112, located at hint Hairisiui, aimed burnt t.iduy noon fer a short visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. M. McCormick. John Wade, who has been confined to his home for several weeks, is slowly improving and expects to he able to return to his work at the , Farmers' State Bunk the first of the , week. Nice yellow pumpkins, beans, beet, ).otatoes and other fresh vegetables, a variety of canned fruit and vegetables have already been taken to the base- . ment of the library and will be sold for the benefit of the Red Cross next Tuesday, October 2.1. i H. I. Cutsinger, of Edinburg, will .come Sunday to spend the day with ?Mrs. Cutsinger and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Adair, of Indinmprlis avenue. Mrs. Cutsinger has lieen spending sen'e t'me here, coming after receiving word of the illness of her brother, Julian, who was injured in an accident a few weeks ago. Mr. Adair is recovering nicely. People . f I.ebancn do not think your obligation to the Red ( ross society is discharged just because you have donated articles to sell. The Red Cross needs buyers now; do your duty Tuesday, October 23, -and come out and buy. Plenty of fruits, vegetables, canned goods, in addition to a creditable supply of wearing apparel for men, women and children. Basement of the library. With, each South Bend Range gold next week wc will give a $10 set of ware. Boone Hardware Company. DIED THIS MORNING. Two Year Old Daughter or Russell Hinton Expired Today. The death of Mary Christina Hinton, two year olitdaughter of Russell B. and Elisabeth Hinton, of West (jreen street, occurred this morning t 2:20 o'clock. The cause of death was catarrhal fever with which the child hak been ill two weeks. She' waa an only eSiild. The funeral will be held fiwn the United Brethren enurch it 2 "!0 Sunit afternor n. -The Rev. William H. Williams will oTi-isite, Interment t at lik Km! tuOjetery.'

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CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE. ; previous assertions anil completed the argument by asking for a verdict carrying a small fine and without prison sentence. The? case went to the Jury immediately at 11:515 and the verdict was prepared by 12:20 o'clock. i Mayor Aiks fot Action. "When Mayor Murphy had received the decision of the jury and had ex-! pressed his satisfaction with the turn events had taken he made a statement in regard to th evidence concerning the actions of Officer Kurd and a.sked that he be removed from the police force. The matter wilt he referred to the board ot safety this morning and action will be taken immediately. "The speech of the maor was r.ot exactly unexpected because of the fact that the testimony was to th.' effect that the name of Mayor Murphy was used on the night of the arrest without his sanction. However, the evidence also f hovved repeat-'dly that not even the defendant or the man who whs arrested with her had besmirched the reputation of Officer Ford for honesty. Exonerates Ihe Pnliee. "One of the first things which the defense did in ita argument was to clear the police department and officmis of anv reflections cast upon it in the course cf the trial. Mr. Harding' mentioned with regret 'the inference, surely made unintentionally' that the police were implicated in any way with the plot for blackmail which the defepse alleged. "The entire evidence showed that Officer Ford did not indicate that he waa attempting to tine his authority for remuneration or 'hush money.' What the evidence hinted at so strongly waa that Iaelie Lyons was behind , the entire prbceeding and that he was the predominating influence which swayed Oftkrr Ford from taking all the proper steps, Ths ey crime which seemflti te b laid at the feet of Mr. Ford waa tint be aeeempaniei Mr, LyiMts in tlie wrest," A -. KB WOr.E . AT IfEPOSTEa

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THE Linwood fivepassenger "Six'jo" is a true Paige through and through worthy in every . respect of a full membership in the great Paige family. That statement carries a world of meaning. It is a guarantee that this car possesses the mechanical excellence that has given Paige cars an enduring place in public confidence. It is the broadest and, yet, the most definite guarantee in all motcrdom. It means dollar'for'dollar value and all the comfort and luxury of "The Most Beautiful Car in America." Why not see our dealer today. He will gladly arrange a demonstration for you and the other members of your family. ,The Linwood "Six-39" S-passaigcr, $1330 Ewx ' Six-" ;-r-i'vn!rr $I7"S: Cow "Sir-W" 4-rws.-n.;cr ?0. Twn ( ' S.x-5" ,-.rcswr$t.M l.m.. u.-us-' Six-M" 7-p.v--enter $12 HI. Sn if ' 7-nasv-ngcr .'Ml liro.ikl.ind t-rasicngrr $lv5 t;ienl.ilr S-v-" Uvjmrsv K.inJ tc: $;llti -D.irt.wr 2 or ) passenger $11 0. i,.Jcn 'S-x.l' S-ca-sciv-r i'V5. All IW I. . K 1 V r-.t.

pAitjc-Dctroit Motor Car Company, Detroit, Michigan

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A sanitary truck will be at your place within an hour after your call. Byour sanitary methods, we prevent stock digeases on your farms. g By cooperating with us you will help yourselves. - S I Clinton Manufacturing Co. I 1 S. L. BARNHARD, Manager. I 1 Telephone 420 Frankfort, Ind. TilllllllllllllllllllllllltlllMlllllMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIMIMIIIIIIIIIIIIlllllllllllllllllllllllli?

PALACE GARAGE 220 NORTH MERIDIAN ST Expert Repairing at Reasonable Rates GASQX.INE AT WHOLESALE PRICE FREE AIR FORD REPAIRS A SPECIALTY Free Air. Open Day and Night. When in Trouble Call Lebanon Auto Sales & Machine Co.

GROCERIES Always in the Lead LEWIS & STORMS We an wpfi'7 you 1th tny thine In the Ilardwuf Eos Lei. -non Hardware Co. Wn MM wt

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KfljiTOEliEll BRENTON GARAGE Aotoa and Auto StipjsSsi East Main Street ITsom 234