The Vernon Times, Volume 8, Number 29, Vernon, Jennings County, 20 February 1920 — Page 3

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9?, Fancy evaporated Prunes 27 c (ml Crocker's C orner, OIICUIT COURT OF LONG AGO The following: is copy of the lit tlay'a proceedings uf the first term of court held in this county, July term 1317. At a 'Circuit court begun and held In and for thecounty of Jennings, on Monday, the 7h day v.t July, in the year 1817. Present the Hon. Wtn. Prather and Chaplin Denslow, gentlemen Associate Judges of said court, who severally produced their commission s judges, fis aforesaid, with proper and necessary oaths of of fice endorsed thereon ana no sheriff attending said court, Frank Danon, coroner of said --county, attended said court and officiated est the proper officer thereof. No clerk appearing to paid court, ordered that John Stout, Esq., b e appoined clerk pro tempore, who thereupon took the necessary oath of office and proceeded to discharge the duties of said office,. The coroner of eaid county cow produced to the court a panel of a grnd jury, towit: Waiter Carson, foreman; Jacob ! I c Curry, II chert Patrick, Phillip Medford, John Lattimore, Jyhn ililler, Robett lussell, John Jones, 'John Branham Joshua Oritchfield, Jobs Chambers; Sr., Alexander Lews, Wra. Russell, Isaac Hall, Phillip Keaer, Rodert Thomas, John Chambers, Joha Davis, and Achilles Vawter, good and lawful men of his baliwick, who having been smorn.etc, retired from the court to consult of their indictments and presentments, " Ordered that the following description of the device of seal of the Jenninps Circuit Court and the county of Jennings, be recorded, to-wit: On the raargin these words ".-"Indiana Jennings Circuit Court." In the center, an Eagle standing on plow otey its head, nineteen in numerical fitters. Ordered, that William Hendricks, having produced to th Court satisfactory information on the subject of his license to practice as attorney and counselor at law, in the several courts of this state and having taken th necessary oaths as an attorney, t appointed prosecuting attorney for th said county of Jennings. The grand jury returned into court iavlng found no bill of indictment or presentment find knowing of no busiws5, were thereupon discharged. Ordered, that county treasury be char able with the sum of sixteen dollars, the amount paid for the county seal, by John Vawter and thftt the same he cert: .'led to the county commissioner. Ordered, that William Hendricks, he allowed the fcsa of six dollars for for the Ms -services .is jrc-seentor C'tiiei at Cast. nMh-i'V their ?hiid Is -chrt 4 1 s : !:t? ? - OLi. ys; la it t!llt. H, (.a t! .Te'r . c - 1, rn bet." 1 r 1 it." x , v,: t wr.s the ?ear hlU chrif? "X hO flat a fc'i t . ' ' t ! 1 f.- t' : : r h X.. f. ' i !- -1- 'd C'rWr . t j 1 ,7.1 : f,:, f . 1 x . .:. 1 ii. a t j. ' i" I i t' 4 - -r t n b t ! ,1 r. r, 3 tl-.i i 1 t - t r i .

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y u w iV orth Vern on . CiTY PEOPLE LIVE LONGEST Contrary ta Very General Belief, the Country Is Not the Mors Healthful Place to Live It liss always been thought that the country wai a more healthful pUc-e than th city, but the following article onVre.1 by Prof. D. F. Coen of the Colorado Agrtcultaral college seems to refete it: "If v? but realize how much of the backvranSnesi and stupidity of many a child la Cat to health conditions; if we fully rcilizsd what it means when 4S per cent of rural children have defective testa, 22 pr cent defective tonells, 23 per cent adenoid, 21 per cent defective eyes, and when great numbers hava enlarged glands, tplnal curvature, lung and ear defect or heart diseaia, we should be a little mora enthusiastic about the campaign tha Ra1 Cross li waging to Improve tha health aud sanitation conditions in the vil lages Rnd in the open country. "Thera era approximately 12,0CX),000 ch'.lirca la rural communities la the United States. Had thsy had the opportunity to choose, thsy would have beea bora la the cities, for their chanccj of living to be men and women vrcsll hav been greater. Even New Tcri. the largest city In the world, with Ita great congested districts, has r lower death rats than rural New YorS. Th peopl cf the country might be healthier and stronger, and therefore mor capable of doing their part of the world's wor. bet thay are not. "Will yen Join the crusade for better conditions in the country?" Australian Crcp Conditions. Australia has beea suffering from a long coatinusKl Crought. particularly fevers la New Couth Wales, and the losasa to stockrasa and farmers are eerieu, thousand el catti and sheep havtag piarishtil. An official estliaat of the coming vrhtat harvest for the whole commonwealth puts the yiId at 40,000,000 buihels, as against 179,000,000 bushtl latt yjir. The government ef New Eouth Welts has sppropriat4 5,0(X),(XX) t tasist farmers who have tuffertl particularly heavy lossss. It fc.t tzzzi proposed also to Introduce a msratorlum applicable to farmers. Lata? reports stated, however, that, rasa1 rtlss have fallen la raasy parti cf tha country, and that the fcxrwst protpect have bn laatfrta.lly haiprevtd. etyl In Cuttli. It S5i5rri that thxr are faihioas in suicid. The Jiumtl ef the Amerl-'Associ&tlc-a traces their hlttory frem tht ctcze ag, wtn men sought Ctath by Juc; tzg from cliffs or filsappcarica la th rra. The ancles Egyptians rsiscasd them?elves w1t51 Er:::'-'- extracted from peach Kernels 1 tx.s jrjaians cr uie xxcnmms&se uss4 vfslrd combinations of arfssalc. Choetisg ciaa with th cheapenlag ef flmrai, ttpliyarla with the Eire of gas fcr Hihtisf. Carbolic acid wis the farertt raelhod whea evry bousshcld V:t a betti of tliis for f t!-- Tr :ts - Tha t1ath of a Cicr;! ti-h-? Csra aa acidntal j ficr l cr:;ir:.s chloride set a new j fji$h0is, eXCifettcna." c Hi 3CH.t frst!:;tlc ftJiiti rf

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leading the Filipino array against the American forces twenty years, ago ha probably little dreamed that some day a daughter of tils would visit the city of Washington and would be given a great reception at the famous Congressional Club! And that tie wives of 120 members of the American Congress and two wives of members of th? President's cabinet would call upon her to pay their respects! But all this actually happened when Miss Carmen Aguinaldo, his nineteen-year-old daughter, Visited Washington recently. And those wives of the American statesmen expressed themselves as both charmed and surprised at the refined, tactful, college educated young miss who greeted thera. "Miss Aguinaldo was simply delightful," was tha expression of one congressman's wife. , "She was very modest, yet she acted so natural and thor-

V.t . ---7 - .1 . MISS CARMEN AGUINALDO, Daughter of the Former Leader ef the Filipino Army. oughly at home that she captivated everybody." On another occasion while in Washington Miss Aguinaldo was given a real ovation by a Filipino-American audi ence when she recited "My Last Fare well," poem of Dr. Jose Itizal, tha Fil ipino martyr. ' lliss Aguinaldo is a student at tha University of Illinois, Urbana, 111 While in Washington she was th g-ueit of Mrs. Jaltna C. deYeyra, wife of one of the resident commissioners from the Philippines. The Capitol building and the Congressional library appealed particularly to tha young Filipina, whilo the beautiful eights from tha Washington monument thrilled her with delight. When asked bw she liked America, she smiled and aaswered : "It is a wonderful country. I didn't like winter at first, but sicca I hava learned how to skate I am having fine times. All the Americans whom I have met have been, very good to ma. lly friends in Urbana and my classmates in tha university are just lovely, btst I cannot help feeling homesick at tlniea because I am missing my father. Hy coming here was Indeed a great racri' Cc for him, for vra are very closs. Hi is so good to me." Miss Aguinaldo is intensely patriotic She does not conceal her resentment when she bears or reads of a misrepresentation of the Filipinos. "It is unfortunate," she once exclaims 3 in a voice full of sadness, "that my country and my people are hardly known, much less understood, by tha popha cf America." Politics is tabooed In eny conversation with this Filipino maid. Ehe evades the topic by r plying that eh is too young to express opinions ca things political. "All I can say," she declare?, "is that I share with my father in the desire for independence 1 for my native land. There is no qustion about our beisg able to govern ! ourselves." Filipinos declare Hiss Aguinaldo bus a "genuine Filipina temperament"that Is, she does not bclieva in the ocidntal custom cf "dates" between youns men and women. She docs tflt tea anything wrong la it, sh say, but it is such a violent departure from the c-astom in iue t muiaw not adopt It: "You might la: , "1 at me," she aiitl, "hut I cannot go out with one tlsgla escort ur.chapsrened. I simply can't. I will go back to XZ7 country with tlie soul of a Filiplcs."' A riT; cr in cz 2 cf !!.- iarge A' 1v. 'x:,n tlVu that 2Ih --'i-! Jo !- f.J cxpi'K l thj 0; Ir.h. n ti at . , 1 i. I j triTtl ii-;-: - -I

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Dy FHANCIS BURTON HARRISON, Ccvernor-General of "the Phjiippir.es. (First Article.)

lly six years' es-p-irhiuce as governor - general cf tha Philippine la- ' lands have coavlnced ma that tha Filipino people are ; ready and. tit to ' have their ind ' pendeuce. I have 1 recommend! to Congress, as well as to the executive admisl tratiou, that independence t be granted. J Gcv. Gen. Harrison As "to the question of the stability cf government, I wish to say to tha American people upon my rsp3&ibUity as tha governor-gtaeral that la my opinion there exists today is ths Phil ippiaa Islands a stable goverumea which 1 think should aeswer tis rquiremants laid down by Frideata Grant and hlcKluley, and as I unirgtacd If, aiso by Mr. Root namely, a government elected by the euSrage 'ef the peopla, which is supported by the people, which Is capable ef maintala-lz-s order and of fulfilling It iatemat'onal obligations. I am very glad to g -a rseerd as bing entirely in fyxspathy with the aspirations cf the ia i.at,sa fer i dependeaca, I have reeocssaeadeJ t Ci2tz that in granting lfi.tf.tssadt5t- sees provision tr mace similar te rtzzx Li known as the Piatt amesdntst tm the treaty with Cabs, which rsitriets the ability of the new reput'de !a bsfTw. lag of fortica gsvrsmat eat ms perralta the United States t latrfer with the affairs ef the new rt pus-lit ! eas conditious of disorder iml le found to prsvall. Such reet rasaemda tion does not come ms aa xprti.sla cf the vlws .f the FEIpiaos; It ti my own vlrvv it what wemll be sijafeh to secure a'. Seeling canflaeao &a4 satLsfactioa ea the part ef all sj who have- already in v sated msi-sy ts the PhJlippins.3 cr who cs-atfetsplata d. , ing r 5 in tha near futare. But It ii rot right that laIipatoc ' itsslf sbouJd lout? be di!y2. ; By tstsperaiassV- J txp-iJlae fey Ccancial ability, in aTary way, tit : 11,000,000 ' FUIpInos are aatltled t ! be frta fr-im every gtvtrsmeat eset 1 cf thsir own chelce. Thsy are ta talis smt sotrh tp Caeide far thessssJiveaL I have found the native tliifise a Ccial to is honest, eScleat ana as ca - pallia cf admlnlstsxlsg se-eutSv jrltioas es isy Eta I hava rss anywicrt la tha werlS. Tht oCicials era tday gavamlEi 1,000 tntmicipalities tc3 forty -tw province!?, economically, eUciectly aai for the good ef tha entire peeple. They have a native eongrs-es, IscixSinr raaay graduates cf Tais, Priacatea, Iltrvari anS other American BSiversltlt-a. Otker member are rraaaata ef fast T msf and othtr Philipplaa csivtTiitlt ant in edacatloa aaS ability ths-y ca para favorably with amy I fcaav. They have leaders lirs SjJSer Osmesa cf the Uses- qi EtprtjsatatlTs ; , tzl Presllsnt Quesca f th Cea&ta who would adora any efSte. Tte PhUlppints are awsy ahad f the Ualtei Stats In ineceHfitl gaverasaest owserahlp aai patlea ef a 11: ntilitifiJ. The gaveraaeat tml b12 ef tk stesm railways er.d ns-f s thta psy a profit ef 1.0O0.CO3 pe-ae a yea rara It toeh hld of the Ligiwaya, aad .t wa have T.C00 cailea et the eot iae j adam!23 roads ia th wttll. The Manila city gevaraiaest I abt t 1 tah- cttr the strett rs.nwax asl da gas aad ";atrle p-Iasta, whila the tzs rltsrlal govsmmiat bj trrs.lrj f-? OTmerihlp sad ccst: :I cf the e-.il r: caii::-! f ? m::7:dc2re fl a peaceful es. 1.3 frriisry ws 3 sati?ia loyal to Uncle da ";xig tha wsr. IS offered an armad aal carpel dlvlsloa to eur government, gvs it a t-hsia-lie dftreyr and errnrs.hicrt3 LJherty loan end Htd Cwwa faafs. Twe millioa eatlyti ReA. EglI!H fluently, and -there are TC0.CCO- EcgUa speaking ehildrea la th pnblie schools. am mure than rtlllsg ts retlrs if the Slilj-iaos can fca- grant.! what tfcty de-ifvN a gwvafBsarst llte-tfeaf cf .tftU&ItU rtatcx' Tha ri::;l- pc ;'j are a r:-:h mInHeTi ef plctnr.s of fre!-fi4 JflCai lI-TtJ acd Ifurot? has cir.il a gftit m it:y Arfrlas ta h:.ra thsy tit tz'r iel cf tha lih?.l!'.i3 ! the I l.V.'-:.z:. is fir fr.. ti tha c;:, h:V.-',r. Of 11 . V. ' 3 i? ii t- c! tii 13'., i3,r ''n if a Chr: .:-., clviL:: 1 I ::' hi a crl-tjr--d r?r.-:::-. :t th U v i.l r 4 r v fiM.rs.Uj -rv:h thst f v. r 1..-t:.--. The Tu'; ' . "rr. -t ,s ftt-s ; ; -rv; ' , y 1 . - . .. 1 - ..... ... j ftr -5 a S ii"; ' r. .: ' '

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