The Franklin Evening Star from Franklin, Indiana • Page 1

FftANKLM PUBLIC LIB WRY THE WEATHER. rrr Unsettled tonight and Saturday. Probably snow in north portion and rain in south portion. Warmer tonight. 10,000 people read the Star daily.

That is why Star advertising pays. VOLUME XXIX. FRANKLIN. INDIANA, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1914. No.

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FIND IT 4.T SMITH TILSON'S. Attend IL of P. Carnival Tonight Our Exhibit will be Changed Tonight Visit Our Booth and Get a Souvenir. -On account of the counter attractions the attendance at the prohibition mooting in the court room, Thursday night was not overly large. Dr.

Aaron Watkins deliv-j ered his famous address, The Case Liquor," in which he. dis-j cussed at length the destructive effects of the liquor traffic upon the country and declares that the present day perplexing political, social and economical questions will not be fully solved until the liquor evil is eradicated from the country, holding liquor to be responsible for many, but of course, not all modern problems. In opening his address, Dr. Wat-kins said that he did not pretend to present the entire case, but merely gave a few of the counts in the indictment. Referring to the toll that the liquor traffic each year exacts from the American republic, Dr.

Watkins said that it cost in money and tOO.M) lives. Beside the results aside from the actual loss of money and human lives, he rpoke of insanity and imbecility as being in many cases caused directly by liquor, and then spoke of other evils for which he declared it is indirectly responsible. He also discussed how it is a contributory cause to the white slave traffic and the divorce evil, neither of which, he said, will ever be eliminated while the liquor traffic exists. He spoke at length on how it affects the city question, saying, 'The saloon is the keylog of American political questions and these difficulties will not be settled until civic dynamite of organized public sentiment blows the troublesome institution to atoms." In his peculiar forceful and logical manner he discussed the stand that parties take on the question, how the saloon keeper should not be held wholly blamable, for he is not only as bad as his business, but is as good as his business, his bu- Fresh Marshmallovs as good as can be made. lOcper pound.

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will doctor themselves. Then watch them all put agreeable mixtures. Bat THBOPF vr wnn pfsthover on flesh and gain fast, that dont pet rid of all tha and coNUiTlONtR They'll grow better fleeces. That don't stop yoar btggsst I to market earlier, krr heaKbr and make Xtm ia ta4tavnv I mr bieser profit. Wa carry Sal-Vet in I of pacaairee from 75c up.

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He said that prohibition is no cure-all THE BOOK STORE Nothing so expresses individuality or the interior beauty and comfort of the home than correct Wall Decorations that harmonize with furniture, carpets and the We have the goods and the decorator. and should not be expected to cure everything, but that it will cure some things, and that these things are of sufficient importance that VALENTINE VALENTINE. WBeat. 91c Corn, 58c prohibition principles should be "PURIN SCRATCH FEED NO GRIT adopted. TIE VOTE He said of politics that theie is no politics but partisan and can be Ground for Divorce, Ttyere was a large congregation at S.

C. YAGER. Ed Snod grass decorator. Contains wheat, eorn, kafir corn, oats, barley, milo maize, sunflower the Presbyterian service, Thursday night and a sermon from Rev. Alex no other kind.

He spoke most com-metidably of President WiNon for party loyalty, declaring that one who d-s not remain true to the ander Sharpe that was of great in seed and wheat screenings. Price per 100 sack included, $2.25. "IF ITS FEED, SUCKOW HAS IT." SUCKOW COMPANY. terest. The song and prayer ser parly that places him 'n power, but vice that preceded the sermon was entered into heartily.

places his own id-as ahead of the principles named in the platform 5f The subject of the address was, on which lie is elected is a scoun Wheat 91c. New Corn 58c "Things that divorce the Church JEWELER drel. Cast for Trustee in White River Township Primary. The White River township democratic primary was held Thursday for township officers. There was a host of candidates and much interest in consequence.

In the race for trustee the vote resulted in a tie between T. C. Wyrick and Everett Keesling and another election for this office between these two candidates will be held on Thursday, March 5th. The vote for the various candidates -was as follows: Precincts. from Christ." and was from the text In closing, he emphasized the GOOD ROADS necessity of a permanently organiz as the husband is the head of the wife so is Christ the head of the church.

He quoted but three points Tanjjo on Trial. The question of who is to 'pay ed party in opposition to the liquor traffic to ultimately triumph over it. in the matter of divorce: Insertion, the tiddler" for the "tango and turkey trot" dances given in a house infidelity and non-support, and com A Common Tie. pared these with the life of the on West Madison on the night Col. J.

C. Weddle relates that on church member who disregards his -it. a. i 1l of January came up before the interurban car going to Indian christian vows. Want of loyalty to Here is undoubtedly the greatest hatcher ever produced its got the old hen beat at her own game will hatch a greater per cent than any other Incubator on the market.

75 $11; 100 Egg, $1225; 150 Egg, $15; 200 Egg. $17.75. SOLD BY F.rJ. SCHAFER Will be the Aim of the Assistant Superintendents. Win.

Fisher, county road superintendent, completed this afternoon his list of assistant road superintendents. The county, containing 296 3-4 miles of gravel roads, has been divided. into twelve sections, containing twenty-five miles of road and the assistants will have charge in these sections. They will report Squire Sellers and a jury of twelve apolis last Monday night after a the church of one's selection was men, Friday morning. The hearing battle of nine hours the car pullet plainly presented.

Yows taken up on conversion are to be as zealously on the charge of rioting against several parties who it is alleged took into the station at 1:30 o'clock Tuesday morning. carried out as are oneV marriage part in the "fancy step?" that term- Mr. says that among' the thirty passengers was a woman vows. There was no attempt to enlarge on the abnormal divorce sta nated in the alleged riot, was the to the county superintendent. The with two small children, the young case, (ieorge Stan was unaided in I he prosecution and Iouglas Dob est a babv of six months, who were assistants will employ their helpers.

The assistant superintendents are bins appeared in behalf of all the on their way from Seymour to New tistics, but it was clearly set forlh that the church member who Ids the theater, the weather, the passing show, cause him to disregard his church vows and covenant An Able Address. The lecture given under the as follows: defendants. The jury was sworn in Castle. The baby was ill with colic CITIZENS NAT'AL BANK and cried in distress the whole trip auspices of the Woman's Franchise I.eaeue before the high school stu The mother became worn out and is disregarding his obligation. Services will be held tonight but dents and friend, last eveninsr by then the passengers took turns a CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000 Prof.

A. R. Hatton. was one of the nursing the infant. Nearing Indian not on Saturday night.

most interesting. effective and apolis, the men, all of whom who nh-asing discourse upon the sub had daneled the crying infant, many Section 1 Roscoe Kennedy. Section 2 Elmer Bills. Section 3 Leonard Hensley. Section 4 Elza Buckner.

Section 5 Lemuel Teeters. Section 6 J. H. Stewart. Section 7 Ora T.

Smith. Section 81. W. Bowden. Section 9 Mark Oldham.

Section 10 George Welliver. Section It H. E. YandagrifT. Section 12 Omer Buckner.

ject of equal suffrage that has been of whom had not handled a baby in given from any platform in the y. 9 9 Candidates. Trustee Edd. Hardin 58 6 64 Everett Keesling 62 43 105 John W. Lyons 2 1 3 James T.

Paris 8 83 91 D. I). Dorrell 8 1 9 T. C. Wyrick 38 67 105 Assessor Edgar J.

Smith 44 32 76 Shelby Zaring 45 32 76 Ira A. Mathena 24 94 114 Wm. H. Keeling 3 25 28 Basil Ferguson 60 39 99 DisU 1 Supervisor Anthony Doty 31 30 61 Robert Champlin 105 70 175 Allfn Wheatley 15 15 30 Dist, 2 Supervisor T. J.

Worsham 81 56 137 C. O. Dorrell 31 24 55 Charles O'Neal 45 37 82 Dist, ft Supervisor John W. Browning 74 58 132 John A. Cagley 37 86 123 Dist 4 Supervisor.

Richard Wilham 68 123 191 Justice of Peace. John L. Bennett 64 f8 122 David B. Riggs 72 114 186 John D. Robinson 85 70 155 For Constable.

Emile Barter 15 90 195 James A. Beck 51 44 95 Guy Haymaker 54 92146 Advisory Board. 1 Josh W. Plummer 57 108 165 Thomas Dorrell 60 77 137 Milt Paddack 110 90 200 state of Indiana. years, found the mother had no money and a collection was taken up (hat amounted to and the woman and children were sent to a Glasoes and The friends of the suffrage movement regret that more of the rpen-mindetl men and women of the hotel.

3 Per Cent. Interest Paid on Time Certificates of Deposit. CITIZENS NAT'AL BANK United States Depositary. at ten o'clock and at that time the crowd was so great that but a little more than a half could be accommodated in the-mayor's office where the hearing was held. The defense offered no evidence.

The case was given to the jury at twelve o'clock and was out but a short time, returning a verdict for the defendants, the sfjite being able to show that but two men were connected with the affair, when the law says that it requires three or more to constitute the charge. The defendants were John D. Russell, Ed. Green. George Wright, Grant Welcher, Ida Swift and Deckie Robinson.

The jury was composed of S. D. White, J. E. Reaver, Richard Lee, Ed.

Walden, B. A. Yandiver, J. D. Webb, Jacob Winters, Harry Kelly, Samuel Hemphill, David Lampkins, Isaac Edrington and V.

E. community could not have hoard Mr. Weddle says the baby kep The Woman's Civic League met this able and scholarly address up everybody so well employed tha Thursday afternoon with Mrs. J. H.

on one of the most vital, social and no one felt the long time they were on the road, although the car be Tarllon. with a faithful few pres political questions of the present day. ent. Several small bills were al came somewhat cold toward the enc lowed, the treasury having been re of the trip. Glasses.

Some people seem to think that if they only wear 'glasses it will be all right with their eyes. There would be just as much sense in prescribing the same medicine for every disease. We give an examination that can leave no defect O. Yandiver suggests some The common bond of inferes plenished (though not to overflowing) by proceeds from the recent item for your order, Saturday- awakened in all the passengers fo the mother and children made him entertainment. The Star has given space at the disposal of the league, Sweet potatoes, kale, lettuce, rad Tall I.

Vandier and let them help you witli your Sunday dinner. ishes, celery, cabbage, bananas, ap feel good for days after. which will be used each Tuesday pies, oranres, tangerines, grape fruit. for the advancement of its work They luue new supp'y of fresh A.etables and fruits. It will pay vou.

and one of those excellent sanitary It will be the aim of the women to Basketball High school Broad Ripple, tonight at 7:45. cakes. fill this space with helpful and in teresting items. Attention, Haymakers! Three stacks of, hay to put up, Friday night "Nuf sed." O. L.

Yandiver has just received another shipment of those good brooms which he will sell at 18c EVEOTUA GOLD MEDAL FLOUR? Why not now?" You are going to come to it. Just as well enjoy the delights it now. Make a note of it for net order. All erocers sell COLLINS, of it. f- Get acquainted with it and you will never forsake it.

DUNLAP-VANDAGIUFF COAL CCMPANY. each. Basket ball High school vs Broad Ripple, tonight at Don't forget the Hougham-Hunt sale of implements and live stock next Tuesday. Henderson, Auct. Wheat, 91c Jeveler and Optician..