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THE MOUNTAIN SCORCHER ^W^iiTJUAL. OAOAN( OF ROWAN COUNTY STANDS FOR Tt4B RIGHT AND CONDEMNS THE WRONG ■J—■■L-JL=...=..J. ... —^ VOLUME m. MORKHEAD, KY., SATURDAY. MAY 7, 1927. NUMBER 1. A LOCAXi BOUND-UP Dr.A.W.Mcace.e Baae-baU: Morebaad Suta Nor Mr*. I. W. Haym Pasiea mal team va. Marahail College yea- Sle^ Last Long Sleep tarday (Pridayi at l;tO p. m. (re- to die Other Shne BQlt not known) ; today (Satorday) U U with d«6p »«m>w th»l m at 1:S0 p. m.. the same leama will (Communicatod) • olUO&lcU tbe dMth of our friood. pUy on tbe M. 9. N. 8. athieUe Sr. Alton Wotsoo MeCtoon. .-who "Sarab J. Hayes, nge 41 ysni* ' grounds. A great game la expected. S montha 7 days, wife of t. W. EMMod pduotally to root Admisaioa 60 canta; ladlea free. SOBO. two C»7. Tueodoj, Umj * •« Baya and daughter of Doctor 8L . about S:S0 p. m.. OEO St. and Phoebe Ison, of EUtott county. ft U said that tbe Amertenn L«g- Kentucky, passed awj MAy S igg? i Dr. MoCloooe wu 0 noUro lu'i part of tbe proceed! d( laM €^wter oounty oad eono to Itvo Is at her home at Uppei^garL Ky.. UlML-a oarnlral waa |160;00. afteo a ~ EooatT about SE roan aso She WM It of tho time at rannoro. John Hackney, ana of J. F. Hnek- Ue mother ot twotve ebildrsn; ney, bad kta face aswraiy brnlaed hosbaad. nine ehltdra and SMsam . bare, (or ► grandebUdrm aorvtvn ber. 8k* wm whan ha tall Bnndv afegSt la atap- »?8.»:oara. » mother not only to her own b« tm pfng from the raaainc-^onrd of a nU who knew ber. She wra knows; Ho iosTCs Ua wife, fonnert? Waa soring ear. HaTme Stavona, and one bretbor for acU of kindnou and would ••; far and near to adnUnbter to tboM aarrlrln( blm. rta Dr. Cbarlea Ho> There was a good attendance at in need and waa loved by alL She Claeaa. of Oil^ BUI. Ha alao baa Gentry Broa. Cirena Tuaaday and BARRETT WATERS a aliTTiTing aunt at OllTO Hill, Mra. waa a member of Ue Church of erarytUng want off vary smoothly. riraldrat of the Kentucky Powof Oo. Jesus Christ of Latter Day Salntm Aboat; iohnaon. This ta a goodshow and wiU always Barrett Watern. whoa far^ght- The eblldm surviving bfe- are Mrs. He waa a manbar of tbe Cbrlat-' draw a crowd hare. las chureb at Farinere. ednoM and^ vision had Jnat made J. F. Hackney and Mrs. J. A. Bays, poealble one of tbe biggestpureham Botod for bta manr aeU of CbriattaB or t^ city; B. H. Hayes, ot Naab- Hlaa Vlrian Bvana, daughter of In Northera Kenlaeky, organlaodtBe vllle. Wb.: Mrs. E. L. Holbiwk. pf «bartt7. HlB ktndneaa of heart waa JudgeT. -A. B. Brans, baa bean ap Kentucky Power <^. In t»tl. Lawrence oounty. Ky.:Helena Bayes. sot aurpaaaed by aagbodr and bta pointed by Judge Prewitt to tbe of Mother’s Day~Sunday May 8th goatleinSalrqsalUiea were not ac- fore that Ume be waa Interwted lb DUra. of Palntavllle. Ky.: Isaac, Jr., fice of (^reult Conrt Clark, madi many Imp.orUnt affairs In ClnrianaU. «aJred/tboy wore bom In blm. of Ashland. Ky.: Sarah May. Bather vacant by the realgnaUon of C.'C. "Mother"! Tia tbe deareit name He was one of the group that and Opal Haya, of Upper Tygart. .. ‘Other wgrds. be waa a bora gaBtlo> CroatbwUt, who waa one of the beat organlaod Ue Model Laundry- Co. She was bmgbto her danghtera, Cncult Court Clarka In Kentucky. I have erer learned to speak; Jkt bad bean eoaflnod to Ua bad Waurs waa edueaiad in tbo Cln- Mn. J. A. Baya, Monday. May tnd. Mica Bvane la a bright yonng wo It has kept me oft from shame dnnati achoob and at the University and waa Uken to Ue Bayes wmo* AKt 4 weeks, bat (or aone Ume and we have no doubt that she Wlfl When I mighthave else been weak. of CtnlcnnatL iory. Wodneeday, in EUlotf county, h *bam Is taltUt baaltit. make a good clerk. «he wilt hoM ■yaral oarrtee (or Dr. HoCIeeae During the World War be waa (or burial Thursday. She was MU' ornce 'uu January 1. >0St uader baa eommUstooed at Fort Brajamla tar piece at tl«> Ocnie of WllUam May your dreams be erer sweet, to rot in n osnerete vault —their ■n at Farmera Wodoasdar. Her. May your joys each day increase, Harrison and went overoas wlU the mode ot bnriaL" advance party of the 86th dlrialoa. We deepty sympathlie wlU Ue C. B. Cloyd, of the Cbrlatlai C. (X Croathwali. tha newly ap ebarcb here, pressing the funeral May your comfort be complete, He saw active sorrlM In FrUtM for pointed poatmaater, took over tha of Ig months. ' aarmoB and hia remalna were burled fice Monday and U atarUng off nice And yoQ^ years be full of peace. In the Carey cemetery, near Farm- ly. Ha U ably aaaUlad by Mr. Luth THE STORM an. Hr. Bsriay Fribble, of Mt. er Bellamy and Mias Flora Tackett, Patient, gei^us,benign, The storm of April 2SU awrOng. and Mra. Fribble, who la a who ware wall traliiad under the for eonaldera^le damagein Rowgneoub* Hater of Mrs. Moeieaae. were piw- mer poetmaater. Oppt. Proctor. Self-denying, saintly, tme. ty. mostly to orcharda Ma&y frnlt m^t when the end treu were, blown down. Ibo wind ' "We aympathlse with the wife, Mother, may no fanlt of While tbe funer^ of Bon F^nln'e was aspedelly strongon Dry CrMk brotbar. and aunt, of tbe deoaaaad Mayaville la A Cold Storage Co. ttlne-year-old pon iraa in progreee in Brer bring a pang to yon. and Christy Crak. On tho tnttsr who monra hia nnUmely She would not risk Ue dang*n uf BUlott oounty laat Sunday, the boys eraek the roof of William Cogswall'e PoMe to hU aabe mother, who had bean iU (or aoma an out-door window box or a cellar bam was blown off. Hre. S. J. Por shelf. That expooe food to germ- time.'died and aba waa buried barida ter was hart considerably by a gate MOTHER'S DAT bar son. laden air and to alterants warming atrlklng her which she waa trying to and cooUng^the wont condition, Tomorrow (Sunday) will • f • hold (or Dr. Porter to drive Us nntff- (or kaplpgfood wholesome. *'Hotber-a Day." If your mother The American Legloaof tUe place DOUfOS OF THE COUNTY A UVBLT MBBnNG mobile tbrou^. She wa^ Urotn la b more then a reCrigerant. U he bring wear a eOlprod'flower,^ will meet Ti{eeday night. May l(Kh. SCHOOL BOARD to the ground and sustained pain- OF KIWABns CLUB purtflM food. Nearly all enMeid try each day afterward to etraw iSoA for the ateatiokof otffeere ud other the County “Seiioof Roaie "al a MMiday' night••ye'odlt4>r" had (he tot-Injuries. whUo. Ue Up of .Hie Hewara to Aer pathway: oanduel impbrtaat bualneae. /. recent meeting transacted consider pleasure of minglingwith the More- Doctor's aotomobile was blown off. lingand from Ue air. Whu such yourtelf In inch a way aa wlU eauae able bnainen; tbe moot important head Xlwnab Club at Itt meetingin Reports fiy>B> oUte)* Phrts of Ue food b stored away in a refrigetnlor. bar no ^art-achea. Reman JudgeBvana baa reified a letter f was as foUowt: the haaeffiat room of the OhrbUa eonnty tell of considerable dai It b surounded by circulating al)r. you can ^ke but one mother and from the State.Tas'Commiaalon in They adopted standard of two church, as the gneet of our triad. to oKhards. and buildings, due to tbe cold air sinking and Ue when ahe la gone,your beat (yMES formingHlSthat there wiu be no yean high school for new teacben. Dr. Howard VanAntwerp. and par alarm waa graeral over a greater wanner air rising. The air currents has parted wayi with yon forerar. raise in tbe tbxlngyalnee of Rowan They adopted a rule tn each taking of a moat excelbni anpper portion of the eUte. only ooe faUtlty carry the aurfaa ImpurlUa back If your mother be dead, wear county above thayiu by the Oounty eehool employing more than rnnilahed by the ladlM of that being reported. Denver Bldridge. e to the la. which absorbs them, u SiHUtf Rower and let aweet memorlea Board of BqnlUaation. boy, at Baldeman wu slrock by a teuher. requiring tbe employi church. We wailed and waited for all mobture doa. Then Uey i ^her etlmulate you to sobl tbe offlclal reporter of tbe club falling tra and Urewn vMratl manhood' and womanhood and J. A. Alia b puttingshelving In report the mating,but he "slept on Ue ground, eruahlng hb Ueek bone. food. It to Tea are a boy or girl bereft of tha west room of hb new bnslnMa J. W. Cornett, who has Mrved i the Job”and wo fear at thb Ute The boy. under trentme'nL b getting e ot -uelnf Ice. laettaer’a am. let you:* eondnet be house which trill toon be ready far faithfully and eSdentiy as a men boor we cannot do Inetice to the along Bieety and will soon ra Iw not only keep* food cold: v*i m wwUd pleauw bar were ahe oocupaney. easlon. from bla injury. venUlata it. Put food in a. *re- ’ in lat U be aald of you, her of the Board tor some yean, resigned, and Plem Reed, one of frlgerator,or any other closed «»a- yohr conduct, if there be taan MOBBUBAD WOMAN'S CLUB Dr. B. L. Niekell made a very era- tbe county's gtwddUaens was elect ports eoaslderabb dnmago tn nnd Uaner. vrllhout la. and you aw would cauae a ploua Mn. Allle W. Toung and Mn. Bible talk on aiy SanJUUm ed to ftU the vacancy. around that town and other parta-of (tern it fairly mid In coId'weaitiwF: tn look down end weep. sounded e warning that ail ahonld Grace Ford were boeteeaee McBday Sliott county. buo you will not hap It pure, tnj- evening to tbe Uorehead Woman’s^ heed. Dr. Nickel! b onr Hentth Of / J. W. Cornett, former member of pu^Uw develop and u||| to no ' A GREAT TOWN Clnb. at the club houee. ficer and b dMply interested in mak KBNTUaCT POWER 00~ ' the Board was sleeted Attendnnee :ubUon to carry Uem off. Od t -. ».•- R. Corner, a well known Mn. D. U. Holbrook had a aplen- ing Morehod a stricUy aanltnn rSBEBS NEW F1EU)8 Offleer for thb year. In araqir bGaMaS man of West Uberty. dty. He pointed ont some of tbe Tbe policy of expnntion of the did program prepared on "Bouse getatr drculalloa. but R a^ days this week, looktng Decoration." nasaalUry faturee and said they Kentucky Power' 0>. b very wlde- ROLL HONOR ____MS dirt, soot and dust. T&M «r. He gives it aa hia should be cloned up at once. eprod in IU soo'pe u Ue following Mba .Carolyn Turner gave a help Grade 8 tiny paitIciM. when germ-todoSTB«’ iMi that Mnnbnf la'the beat County Superintradent J. H. Pow news Item from OeorgU will bear ful. as veil as an interesting talk Ruth Harioo Holbrook. Jewell feet Ue food. I of Its atae U the stale and baa on “Table Ser^." er! dalt aome stedge-hammarblows othi Fannin. Clay Trumbo. Roy CaudiU, Tbe safe way to kap food tba'. greaterproapaem torAha future. The it immoral praedea U the city and Folketon, «Oa.—^The Charbton I Hr. W. T. sKmalArk. who b an Grade 7 year 'round is in a goodrefrigiA^ Deeler was vary ouieh plaaaed to see "calied.a spade a spade." Be apoke County Power Co., a anbeidlary of expert on tbe curtalne and draperie* Harle Thomas. Roger Hackney, properly iced to chill the’ food MM Morhead (onfsgto tbe front and of hoot-legglngand gambling as the Kentucky Power Co., whoa for the home, gave an totereeting Jake pay. Roy Turner. kap It cold. says the paaettlbUea that lay hafore talk Oft the suhieot, ehowlng the Grade S twin erib and saM that striM eit- home offtcM are at Auguu. Ky.. toremeat of the law would remove It eaasat bow be eeUmeted. All harmony of colon in the draperta LU9 Martin.'. Dorothy Croath- are insulting new equipment in Ue ■TBrcRT BT BUS d friends of Dr. CotUer here thsM degradinglaflaeBCM from' Polkston tee A Cold Storage Co. and eurtalns. walte, Audry Hall. HtMreth Jo£n- Mn. Walter Ga. of Hays BraaU. be gladto bava him ud Mrs. eommonlty and county. Dr. Niekell. plant Improved arviee and purer At the.Social hour, aa elegant etra. - . ‘ - sear Badstw poatoAce. was ss««riy ■ come down and Uve among referringto Mr. Powere' epeeeh, aaft ice will be Ue rwult of thb pro- plate Innch waa aerved by the hxat- Grade 5 Injured on tbe Midland Trail, it s»' Snch cltlaaat are aa aaael to aoMs. each plate was decora that U play grounds and healthful greaslve move. AlUoogh offlelab Kenneth Redding, Lepma John ber home Sunday afternoon.KljOji th* bnatneee. moral, eoelal and adu- a Hay Basket. amuameau were praridad for the of the Kentucky Power Co., het^ or son. -Matlldn Roseknrry. Christine e wMt-hound bus. driven by a^raug entlOBal Iniaraata of any town wbara yonng. it would go far toward kap- at Ueir home odtae would make no BIRTH DAT PABTT Caudill. MInnb Ethel Imyne. iag them away from tern man named Knox, struck bra. She thay may Uva. Grade 4 aUtemratt U b nndentood Uat waa throws and draggedquite , A Mra. May. of tbe Mayfair Inn. evil practices. ' Bratriee Boihrobk. Laora Jones. new developmoiits are to be nndar- dbtana. as leg waa brofera, HOAD DELBOATB AFPOUTTHD gave a deUghttulparty to the UtUe Tbe aUe-walk problem was ably tnkra by the Kratneky Power Co. Myrtle Martin. Edna Thomaa, aakle crashed, and ahe waa bS^ firaroor Flalda baa a^ntatai i. Wedaoaday night at the Inn. dbcMoed by Prof. C. O. Perau. who in UbJoealUy involving a porchu braised about the tea ta boner of the Ittb birthday W tooommondod aUamlty in bsUdteg ekn ttUwwtng attJsena of Bowas and cf from we to two tallHw doUare. parte of itra body. diftntiaa. as dalecataa to her Httle daughter. Mary AUMf' a«m,wtdebwoM add mseb u tbs' Cledlth FMdL 'Woodrow Tbomna Dr. O. C. metal wae ealUS j^ad. . an Bnitad Statao Good Banda Gow- ■nMoe waa a iarg* crowd tn attend- oMonuoe of tbe dty- PWHT 1 UtmorWhl^ Leo, Ooponbotmor. gave tint aM and Urn lam cMta . TEailm to bn baM at Savaaaab. C B. McCoHongb spoke on the Dr. Howafd tan Antwerp, of Ue apoed paEtdatira aid tbe parkingof Boon abe wag Ukra to u AMBkmA Jt»a«-ll: . Plonesr.Or^ards, at FarmetB. anya kta bara M) tarsBV ta*. JndEs T. A. B. Evasa. JndgaA. eobbleo. Be raoommonded• tbo ap- tbe appUe and pon^ all "eapUu- Mpub Alla OaodlU. formation as to her t Ji. TouBg. Horaand; t. O. W. potatmwt.of a nramlHra «( tbno tatad" to UeTrosta. rumor says that she b i Bsond nsd A. W. Qitm*. Saady HouBB Bvans AT asras or four to go over tbe (own and We Ulw It tbnt aboBi tbe tnme WlU a nbaai to reaevar. BbeB; Dr. Wnlm Awm Oidlwry. mark oat tbe parldng gtasaa. Aa to nil erar Bu youg 'Barvtad wooaa a»d I Md B- Fiwwttt. ML BtacUnt: »• The (emv resMmna M O. N ipaeAsw. be know of but Kaweky. or Urea amaU ehlldrea. < ft. Bwmn and Carsar Ewing. Wnlta. at Oamo Button, whloh wm mM tbnt was that tbe elty bnra a WmA. Tlrglala Oaf- vary utortuaate aeritajkL •SBWllHIli; O. E. Ertgbt and Boy ariU hb property and ooniplod \>r 'bpoed cop* to-enlab them aai bring pom TO FAJKJOAM (bat w« sarr maeh ragraL . «■ V^rnm. Pl—lsiilinit; M. A. B. Ormm mat Camfly. bnnod Thsn- (bam «t U bo datth wiu ewsinllni Mrs. Oeorgo B. Oofbnit. of Lax- dny noralng botwoa il nm ' inw. Ugtw attsnded lb* IEnU Fodnra- n*. Mr. Oram aved nothbM iseuar BradMy a bobnH of tbo tien of Weian’e COnbs. nt Pndnsnb. and Mr. WeSta bnaa flAM, wlth no Oty Oonnril (eovenl of tbU wok. Mr*.- Oeaybnrt n Mr. aod Mia. AJvta C : -f- Ms D. Btaa baa Immad tha tnaen. The orlfte-«« tbo fU« b orat) pbdged eappert by Ue sen tad seat* Ontral Kratneky el '/ Btamsm BoeM at ODva BU nsS wtB Mata atrera. bad Ua ri«ta m sneU to any msvsmnt tar tbe bot- tajuni a few dapa aga hyJ rmat of Ue rily. of wblah ebe U a ■ tram a ettarebm ta tbaf The awe room ed Uw Hood What Uls edrior old almag Ua TWO NEW ajIMtt boUdbtg on Bbhnp avonnn owted Bam of atrot ooBatyneOaB hna pwblblacn tow aotaMj br D. B. and D. C. OnadtH oaght well aUtod by ware Forsn bWis nod OaeU (MS. mBBtrrtooaly, Modny and tar tbe Rowan Oanaty Nsa LMdraib, two bright ywgng mw of a wWb it toMdd Mm it oMd de- wMob me Uank Ha aditar who wMl tbe M. S. N. ate em»taye« w wtsm I.- b« by pro Uat we wonM be toe moQf to nt tbe sore RS«a W thn^F •tab —^ (bay wiB be pimM /«Tr" 'iii elea of after days are, and bow n weaker the grasp of your own hand j eoaoentnUng th«tr •«ort» upon eon- after it hu bMn ebahen about is i troUlnc legisUtion. 'TtOi bu boen twenty years' commerce with the J pre-omlMoUr tfoe In tb« work «( world, and baa aqueosed and drop- ^ (be redemi Cnunell ot (he Church* p«l a ihouaand . equajly careleaa j of Christ in Amerien. palms' Aa you can seldom fashion , your tongue to apeak a new Ian- } If it is to Eat or Wear, If nD the poulble erits which mnhr Proteeunu h»»e ehnrjed guage attar twenty., the hee Have It.. Our pricea are lover nitnlnst the CntboKc blemrchr were ruaee to reeetre frtendahip pretty i it gets too bard to yield to | ocoBiderlng the Quality of mer- uue, ther would bUII be not more, the tmpreealon.—From Pondennls by • chandiM ve adL . We appre> dnnseroos. perhepa tew dnn«erous, then the power which the or*»nltn- Thackeray. date your tnde. Uon known na the fedeml Council of the Churches of Christ U seekln< But iUy, father, what of yon? to derelop In this countir- Clnlmln* ,Have you shown to the boy the prm>- represent the ProtosUnU of the Uee of confldehM. the example of love and honor? Did you entire eonntrr mereir be*i Inrge number of church orgnnlss- him to virtue, and tench truth to tions ere effllUtod with It. tho offi the child at your knee? -"BoBOur cers of thsi orfsulsntion i thy father and thy mother." Kay hto days be long who fulOtto BUntljr cnrTyin* «> propnsnnds of Clearfield Supply Coii launand: but implied, ihongfa erery kind, eoeklng »« control lOfl»- isUtm nod domlnnta nesrly sU other unwritten on .the table, to there not the order, "Honour thy son and thy The Old Reliable Clearfield, Ky. - YOVR MONEY IS SAFE sffsln. daughter?" 'Pray H*ven that we, It Bi»7 Terr property be ssked Not only do we keep your money behind thick whose days are already not few la where thnt orsnnisation gets'the walla XDd strong locks but we also insure it against the land, may keep this Urdlaanee aoney whJeli U sP«cd» loo.-^Thack*Tay. "This to true whether n are talk loss. its mnny end verted sctiriUee. NO BDRPl-UB PROBLEM ing about unimproved'^iaad which Who resUy constitute the control- IN GROWING TDfBBR • Well-known men of experience, integrity and Aa Old Bdltodi^; Bnt ye do not has reached that ela*tflcatlon by lint powers end who baa tho author- Farmers who have wooded areas ability conduct our bank’s busmess alongconserva- forgive, neither will your father beingfrom out, or about farm woag- tty to coHect and apend tha vaat which to In beaven. forglreyour lots of other wooded areas. tiTe lines. amount of a»oawdn thla wtdaaprend SB.—Hark il:St. nnat soon be obUtiil^- >14 t« 416 propagandain itraim praeacally to "While the average rate ef growth We invite the accounts of corporations, part- ananelly from lumber pro doi^nato the affairs of America? of timber In Kentucky to ntUy 86 duction. and bare no aurplus pn>- ner^ps and business men, and the account of in Curate (who to goingto demulbe board feet per sere per yaak. oare If permitted to eonUnue aa the blem to dMl with, aaeoidlngta'T. dividuals. would easily tacr** Uito' to ..figf’ ' aoppoaed repreaentattre of Protaa- hto Uttlw bolUtor In Lnoeme)—“My H.' Bryant, asatount director ol the friends—I win not enU you latt* fast, which would retura 14 or mo-% .WE WILL WELOOHE TOXr utabdoB dMalon of tba Ket^tneky par huadradC with ao aurplaa i • non^natlons refuse to have any and geoUemen. shipe I know you too Cottage o...... blam. As tbe ywn pa* ' necUon with It, It would build up an well." Be says that It to easily poadbta tra* grow,prio* would' be ^ W ollgnrchle regions power In this PEOPLES BANK OF MOREHEAD to produ* 304 board feet par acre and returns grantor. . J country for eontrolUng llgtslative nf- THE TEST Montand, Ky. rear, and that >4 per bnndred •V there to a snrpltts of fSV fslrs. to the ruin of the conrU and board (Mt at tbe mill would be a praduott now it to certain that mneh to the deetmeUon of religion lUelf. I do not care to know hto creed, coBservaave *UmaU of the value for when the churchee of the land Or whetNjito ancestry. of such production. of thla production has *u^ fro* bnd united in i Or If he •m would seem that Kentucky aer* where throogh Impovertehad domlnaUon of church life and of leg And shlpd upon the sea. THE OABZIKir working should be shallow; 1 Inch should give more serious attention acti the ylMd baa bMn ao low aa to islation they would have ended their 1 do not care how high be stands la deep enough. to reforesutlon." Said Hr. Bryaat. render eulttvatlon luipronuble at futhemore. leave the groundlevel; uaefulneee. Nor on what soil he grew; John 8. Oardner. Kentucky any prim likely to be received lor hillingU of no advantage, and actu Founded upon tbe solid rock of I only ask If be to Indeed College of Agrtenltoro. ally detrtmentaL of Chorefa and An hon*t man and true. the pcodoeto. Any ttme In the flnrt haU of Hay SUte, thla country cannot afford "it would thus B*m that from any U the proper Ume to set ptanU. for To haij 'tomatoes thnt iU leglsUUon ahnU be domtnnt- So when 1 meet e man of worth. standpoltft that of redoelag a nr- early tomatoea. in the gardes. through. proper vnrieUee moat ed by any -What matters It to tnp pluB. 01 eonsldarad from tha stand Though many Wdenan set them eomblnaUon of organisaUons. What lucky country elalma hla With. Run-Down point of the profit to be had tram uaed. Here followa a earlier. U U doubtful whether any lUt of red aorta: BarOana, Bonny Tbe question is being eonsuntly Or what hto weed may be? Umber, we should give the ntaot thing le gnlned..unUM protection gave *• eadlr Beat or John Baer, Stone or Qreaur ..tas If the churches of thU country Qa to my type of majenty Mrions eoaslderaUon to reforeato- in the way of cans, eonea. or any of BalUmofe. For thoM persona to are not losingtheir hoM or Influ In whom all virtu* Wend; Uon of worn land and to bettor the more amblUona plant-protecUon whom the pink-frulted aorU appeal, ence upon the people. And In hto nobla fa* 1 sw of wooded Braag.” are put over them. The beeanae of-their mildneas in fUvor. A brother and a friend. that tomato planU become dstab- If an ^tirmatlve answer were giv this would be a goodprogram: Ilshed and derelop rooU In tempera- en to tto quesUon. It would have to Pink, Pink Beauty and Ponderoen. HIGHWAY LOG MIDLAND TRAIL s too low for top growth^|Ldls- be on the Interferenoe la leg The proporUon of plnnu of Log— Town. proved by the rapid growInfoR of islative matters by the unwtoe work would he; Sp-^ cent. eerlyTTC per of mw church orgnatontlona 0.0—W. Va. «ne. C. * O . B. R. BOHBD1M piants set after the ground and air (BffecUva April 8, IfST) ednt mldsesaos, and 40 per cent late. day. Paul, to preaching 1.4—Cattottahurg. are warm. /^pel,’ aaid be determined to know 4.5— Ashland. -^WEBT BOUND— The planUb^st this Ume. ahonld WKIGUT OF HAIR TEUiS nothingelse save Jesus Christ and tJ.l—Kilgore. No. 36------h:«En. be about 10 weeka old. atocky and RACE EXPERBONTS SHOW hm OaiM and tfasgr Hid Him crnclfled. But today the so- 33.1—Grayaon. No. 88 ------^------p. squat, and ready to bloom. If the to asR *Whp doa^ pon W UP enUsU now can determine your called OttBcll of the Church* of 49.4—OUva BUI. NO. 87 ------lOtiS h- rariely U right,such planta will be IkHlrl race by weighing your hair. taeU at Christ sMms determined to know '49.9—Morehead.. —BAA* BOUND— ginbeaifcg July 1. At eetUng. Uatveraity of Chicago have everything except the Gospel of Jmus stake sbould be driven alongside,to •Farmers. No. 34______IdiBB p. sa. n. according to ' Popular Mo Christ, seeking to perauede minis- .■:v which to train the plants, pruned to ,M^4—Salt Lick. rsistfi ' No. 34 ------*;«»•.*. using ten strands, tera here, there and everywhaia who I—OwtagfrtOa. N.alngleatom. . Pruningle merely '98.1— No. 11------—p- “• each of the same length, the In- can be Influenced by It to preach on 147.4 —MU Sterling. (tf) movlsg the suxiUary shoots ns soon vesUgntors found that the hair of OM. IiM« Ma. i£d 5 erery other eubleet except the Oca- 133.6—Wlnehmler. n totakn as thep appear, the same proeesa as Mongoilanato beavleat. that of the 143.4—Lexlagton. An apt deflnlUdnJ^tor | aoekering tobacco. If the plainta Cancaalans next and the Negroes'to II to good, however, » that U0.8 —Ft Spring. "Tbe quality that are beheaded above the (onrtb eluat- lightest,partly because of the large on* In a 1 166.4—Versainea. ^■^aOT^ smlUng when . er, mneh enrlUr and Inrger fruit will number of air bubbles to contains. holds the door breaking loo* from that orgaate- 146.4—Jett. ftr. resnlL Research also dtocloeed that a wblU Mtloto cold air in." tion. For inscan*. a dtopeteh to 171.4 —Prankforu woman's hair attalne an average be atartad so early. 4 weeks before the New York World says that the 177.4: —Bridgeport. length of twenty-five to thirty laob* Lutherans of Louisiana In adopting setUng. about May IS, la ample 184.7 — Oraafeiubtirs. end that four years ara requlrad to reaolaUon declaringfor “thetlme- They may be pruned and auked 184.6 — Peytona. aebleva this growth, u against bonored principle of tfie *paratlon Cardoi baa ha«in u* ^ not. for not extreme earUoeae bu 187.3 — Clay Village. tweWa to sixteen inch* for>E of Church and SUte." added nearly 60 yea* heavy yield. U the obleet. The late white man's hair. This dlfferean 198.7 — ShelbyviUe. "We view with disfavor the at or canning, crop differs only tron to not found among other 301.1—StmpeonvlUa. the mldsenaon crop In variety. an'B hair however, to lighter tempts of reUglous organlatlOBS or 108.7 — Eastwood. church* to OM the authority or tn- tbe 318.7 — Middletown. eAMMfl floen* of Ooverament for. the In- Land for t I not be 319.8— 8t. Mathews. GIANT MAGNET BASJLITRAIBBB overly rich In nitrogen, or b*vy top cuIuUon. 336.3— Loulartito. growth and shedding of bloom will 8BVENTY-FIVK TONS Uon of Church tatermto.' 847.8 — WMtPemt. follow, but pbMphorua ahonld be Work that would requln many The World also qnot* auuments 366.6— lip Top. , ample, for on (bit food ekly and eaaUy of tbe Rev. Dr. J. B. Vtoer. pastor 371.7 — Braadaabnrg. anrUne* and h*vy aatUag of fruit sritb a huge magnet In tbe Kmpp of a PreabyUrtaa church in NorfWk. 843.7 — Hgnlliisbnrg., depend. If manure to oand. add worka At Bssea. says Popular Me- Va., In a letter to (he Rmr. O. H. 136.4—'Hawmvina. ■ phosphate should be disked ehaaia'magaWne. It 1s n*riy ftvs Steed, aeeretary . of the Norfolk 364.8 — Owanahoro. worked In shallowly on the same f*t tn diameter and to capable of Connell of Cbnrebea. In which he 184.8 — . npe* Into which a ton of manure to Uttlfig aeventy-flve tone. ■aid: 4U.6—Morganflald. Comm’ ■ plowed. If manure to sear*, bat If dadra that you ramova our 443.8-e-Marton. ------^ ground hu la It enoogb hamua laa from yur hooka. The Ooua- 470.7 —SmltWand. to w*k well. dl of Cbureh* to forever eMktac to 444.3—Fadncah. Vre ABE READY, 0BT YODB lOE CARDS OWT intlnenw legtolatlon OhitoL The lobbying of blUa. tha mJMAX lffiliafENT“-^EIIEF^ CAUSE CV AUTO WSKW W< MAk« B«dur Bnu to Brit Ikfc and Hddmm More than eighty ont of araty LOCK FOE US 144 MtomabUe aatodaitta era dan M a or ladt nfuMB]. aaoordlng to a racant ssrray a« tor mtobapa tn Bngkad. says Popn- 7' — MsgMto* Thn to- RbrelKad Ice w4 SMUf to
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Jf^ Vtmt III RtaM hmi» AH RXtai b Ohrlnt Its Paopto Adranta^N BowUag Green—tlS.hM aBottcd can Bodetr (or Thrift) J' Warren connty toward eoutnc> . No matUr hew dlffleult the prao- Uon of RlehardeylUe-Mtrganl Plk«HlI»—Contract tct Ueee of ihru’t may eeem today, the road. •tnctloit or Day nod NI«bt Bank'i month! and yean to eome will make Qla^w—Ballroad to he SOT tw»-*(or7 buildtof. the task no easier. For Ease in Travel •trorted from point on L. * N. to It la the generalezperlenee of life —Cootraef to >>• that the hardest doUar to save U the In all the vast expenditnrea made by the Rail AAtll 77 for new brldce MCtM Bl( In Hart oonniy. drat one. roads of America for improvements during the BaMIr rtvar at month of Staelhr thli Thoee who cave email amounta pasLfew years, none is more necessary or im- place hare ehtpped > 1.000 poonda now are better equipped to ixirtant to the rendering of efficient and satis of cream bringing $2,600 in last 4 more at a Uler Ume. beeanae they factory service than the changes and belter- montha are etronger In character aad have meats of the tracks. ^ Uchvi Loulerino—Plane made to ero« the tnsplraUon of eomethlng already Tliese tracks have been and are being 'PikoTino—la toon, at 16tb and Avery .etreeta, saved. ' built with heavier raU; the best crushed i UbMti- Theater I $2,000,000 refraetorlee prodnote One of the sayloga of Poor Bleb- i^llast-II- -• U1-. going in large ....antiiaogquantities into the road-road MoHni «7tt«dL plant- • ard was: “A man may. If he knows bed; grades are being reduced, curvature eased, OlOK** —M ^ parlD« QoanUty Oalhona—Work to begin not how to save as he gets, keep bridges strengthened^^ physu^l plant is be etmek is BdatoMon oounty In well bridge aeroee On hla noee all hla life to the grind ing remade, all conducing to safety and econ on iohs Poteet place near Mammoth point stone; and die not wm-tb m groat at / omy of operation. Caw. Mayefleld—Contract for Grade last.' The Chesapeake and Ohio has spent many and Drain of Marray-HayfleM high AlbaoT—Oradlni eurted on Al- If you are not earing money to millions in bettermenU of this kind. Its jnam way wlU be let April 29. day. do not mnke the mlatnke of ' bony to Tenneeeee road. line is a model of modem railway conatrue- Bartford—Walnnt etceet from L. bellering that Ome wilL make the A N. eutlpn to tntereecaon with begmelng ^er. Even though «dl wMl oa BH Phlppe’ your income may Inereaae aad your are being more dependably maintained than Loitiadlla_BroBUn building to general drenmstancee In Ufe become CarUale—Manr KlehoUe county ever before. be conatrueted .comer Third etroet praeperoua. you will And U Everythmg ^t poasiyy can ^ done for the farmen apptylnK Umeetose thU and Broadway at cost of $600,000. Just BB bard to save money tator as Hasard—1200.000 bond lasne ad- It la DOW. ^ _ Olaasow—BztanalTe' altan6mia roeatod for building road Ehrery dv you/prSRleo thrift the pro^^ded. The Chesapeake and Ohio is glad to m^e «■««-way at Liberty HoUL mouth of Big crook to Buckhom these costly ^angM,______because - re®!!" Otaagow—LltUe Colonel OU Com- and from Jell to ComettsriUe. put It oft you make the task AUali—Regradingof highway In harder. add so greatly to the service it renders and is ^^aay, of ibi* dty. chartered .with a l^neflt to the public from every conceivable n of |4.*00. , progress here. Dlckena created the ehameter of Horrodsburg—Kentucky Canning Wilkins Micawber. who ima always w ak PikoTllle—Souioem Bell Tele- lUudpoint .J.H» «.. Company here plans to start aeasm's **wnmng for aomethlngto tom up ” Compaay'e tlOO.007 ImpfoW' pack of tomatoes ta Angust. and wasted bis years in poverty and President. It program for thte eounty etart- LonlsvUle —Ballard and Ballard Company bolldtnggrain elevator at Plan and provide for the tutara. Virgle—Work' begun here cost ot.1200.000. Do not be deceived by the mliRge of Bobinson Creek-»wood eeetloa LoulsriUe—L. A. N. Railroad If you todny, you are a potential fallon: ‘^irmMT Creek—McKinney Steel plaalag exteneloa of fonrfh tcaek U you can tave It* yon am a potentl- Mtpany wlM flaieh ita large aew from Union StnUoa to . Mapother Sutton. a1 anceeaa. -& CHESAPEAKE and nth building hem. ^Lwrencebnrg-^Work In - aeUve Lomsvuie —Brat National Bank PLAN STYLE SHOW Jtfrees on stretch -of road from pnrcbnaee Portland Bank la this city. i>OB JUNIOR W1 PCi to Mereef eounty line. l>YaBklart^-dontmeU awarded for The nimble flngen of hundreds ' Bltsabetbtown—Road grader 9$6.00« worth of tractors aad trucks OHIO RAILWAY working In Vine Grove section and for aUu highway work! are busy with needles and acUeen, another nnr Tunnel BIU. Danville —New machinery recent preparing tor a etate-wlde style show La Center—Money being raised & ly Installed by Danrille Laundry which will be use eg the featnree of for ereeUon of oommunlly buHdlng and Dry-Cleaning Company. the annual Junior Week et the Unl- and gymnasium. Over 1200 miles of sUta. primary veraity of Kentucky. June $-11. Slsabethtowa — improvemenu roads under construction la Ken Eeacb eounty haring Junior cloth planned tor dty's etreeta. ing-makingelube will select one tucky. lodel for the show. The winner Laaoasur Hotel building on Main Only M%1% of the income of the wlii repreeent Kentucky nt the Inter- avem g«mlerieaner family is neces nnlional style show to be held Ir SpringfleM—Union Waterworks aarysary for purclpurchase of'street railway Cbloego In December. aerriee. Company pnrehaaes water aad Ugbt Interest displayed In a' score or eompanles la » towns oC Kentucky In the 12 largest ciUea U the more counties Indicates to Miss and Went virgin. Untfed SUtea. asphalt paremeate< Eldlth Lacy. College of Agriculture tmprove- comprise 77.7 par oent of new pav- ■peeiaUat. that dreai holds aa domin d for Wpk Ug laid alace lOlO: U dUea of 100.- ant a place In the' Ufe of modem a at Doap's Polat eomef Barde- 000 population or mom. Kent^ky girts as it Mwa road and Trariman way. cent; and in cities of 260.900 or hearts of the belles of by-gone gen- Loulsrille—$186,000 ad^on will more. 21 per cent AT^Uona. KAB GUARD DBBD WHILE ■ ClNCtNNATI UVE8TOCK HAVING HAIR BOBBED Hogs—Receipts. S.OOO; held over For women and children, nn ear News From Over the State 1.100; market cloetog about steady protector haa been deriaed to be with Tuesday's averages early gala gravel on the track for her chlekena. worn .while in the barber's chair, Th« Kentaeky Derby, which will 130 to 225 pounds. $10.- says Popular Mechanics Magaaine. be held at Louisville May 14. will Claude Bunnell, proprietor of a 60 .to $10.65; 225 to 260 pounds. It guards against cuts and bums be worth $80,000 to tbe wlnuer this garage to Hasrodaburg. waa -struck $10.26 9 $1A.60: 260 to 300 lbs. and U perfomted to ndmlt air and year. and probably fatally Injured with a $9.75 9 $10.26: over 800 pounds. sound. W. A. Munring. 62.vtaller U tbe baseball bat in the hands of Lloyd $9.76 down; packing sows. $9.25 O. Bank of MeyavlUe. died at hla home Ranta. .a painter, at Harrodsburg, 9$.7S: few sorted kind. $8.86; ptgw JHBSEY SETS ] In Maysrille Friday after a liwgIll- Sunday. 110 pounds. $9.50 e $10.25: AT EJCFEfUMBNTSTATION After being forced to drive a rob- heavier welghu .upwards to $10.76; By producing 74$ pounds Four prlaonert. one'-at whom waa at the point of stags 17.00I 9 17.: bvtierfat In $66 days, an $-year-oId serving * Ufe eentenoe for murder. n gun. Clarence Wiley, Frankfort Cattle—Ree«tota.J$00: calves. 460 Jeney recently eetabllshed a new pardoned by Governor Fields taxi driver, waa robbed of $10 and —cattle—eteady., itols mostly are record for the Keotneky Agricultur last week.' < steady: praeUcal t p. 111.60; one al Sbepertment Station's hord. About 26 eounUes In Kentaeky Adle SUttgbler, 31 years old. son load on order, $iy steers scarce; the' sis years that this cow has been annually produce 8,000,000 barreU of County Judge J. T. Slaughter. light belfera. $9 9' $10.60: butcher milked she bns produced n toUl of of oU yalued at approximately $15,- killed to a gun batUe to front cows. $6 9 67.28; low cutter and An Dectric Hoiuemaid 2.962 pounds of buUerfat. 000.000. of the Todd county eonrt bouse at csttera. $4 9 l«-$0: bolls mtmOg This cow hns three other register Mora than 12.000 Baptists an Eikton last Thnradty by Milton Har- $7.26 down; bulk lighter wsUtht of merit records. As n 2-year-old attending tbe rla. 84. Todd eounty farmer. voala. 17.60 9 111.00. she produced $77 ponds of fat; la the Southern Baptist convention at Henry Clay and Dr. BphrUm Mc Sheep—Reeelpu. 400; inelndtor In', ' To Help With a 4-year-old. 607 pounda. and al a Louisville this week. Dowell have been cboeen u the two 160 on through bUUng; maritet 6-year-old. 614 ppunds. Jhe traces Thirty prlaouen in the Frankfort DsnUhod Kenlucktans whoee steady; spring lambs, $16.00 9 $1$: back on both side# to the founda reformatory were granted paroles by sutuee wlH be erected to tbe na- best shore lambs quoted $16; ewes tion cow of the Bx^rtment SUtlon's the stole board of eharitJea last tlon% QaU of Fame at Washington around $7.00 down; bocks qMCod Jeney ' herd. DoUle's Talenttne. through the gUt of 1. W. Bernhclm. $3.$0 O $4.50, Spr ing C1 e a ning of 67$ pounds of Tbe net eaniinga of the L. A N. Harry MeGlnalc. 22 yean old. of bntterfnt was a world's record tor Rallrt>ad Company deellnod from Harrodabnrg. U to a aertous condi ■ereral-yean. ■ $2,600,000 In March. 1026 to $1,- tion as the result of bsvtog A »-year-old Bolateltt in the Hi- 000.000 In March. 1027. bitten on the fool by a copperhead . MmlrA %»riDg R idclightful pastiine insteari poriment SUtlon's herd recently E. C. CampbelL HopklnsriUe. waa snake while and a oompanlon In which she pro- elected president of U»e Bute Chris were climbing a cliff at High Bridge. of & deplorable drudgery—with electricity. Hook dncMl lO.ISO pounds of milk tian Endeavor SoeieUee at the an- The repUle was killed and measured up an electric cleaner to your light socket, beat your $66 days. In five yean this Holstela nnal coovenUon held U mnkfort nearly a yard long. has produced a toUI of 61.141 Saturday. County Judge Cheater D. Adams ruga,clean your furniture, walls, mattresses, drapes pounds of malt. Polk Laffoon. of Covington, last week announced that “gasoline been named chairman of the Ken- and bidding without effort. Polish your Boors as- THTSEA gnales" who strike Lextogtwi near tneky Rnetng Comniaalon to su^ ly every day oolloiangtie donaUon eaaly as you would swingan umbrella. Eleobieity -The view of It Inspires a deU^( «e*d Thomas A. Combs, who raalc!|- of a tank full of gaaoltoe.and a few and eesttsy wuen u not only hard is eagerto work for you—let it. Let Springclean- dollars for food, will be arrested for to describe, but which has something Mra. Margaret WhIU waa aeuuli- vagrancy and given seiMMoes to tbe iz^ baecune a mere inoident in your life instead ot a ■ecret In U thnt a man should not ted tn federal court at Rfthmood workhouse. utter loedly. Rope, memory, humll- drnry drudge. last week oo a charge of attempting Oovemor Fields Saturday Imuoil tty. tender yeemlngetowards friends to extort $1,000 from a wealthy Pay a pardon to Robert HavUaod. oon- and Inexpreeatble love and rev areitee ette county farmer. Vleted in the Harrtoen eircolt court towards the Power whteb erented the Obed ColUna. 66 yean old. former of mirrylnga pistol and given a fine 5 UftaUe OBtrwne biasingabove eter BhmiS of namingeoanty. died sud an?Jail seaienee. Havtland nally. and the vast ocean ahWlng denly U bis atore la prariouely aeunmed of the ^arge aad rollingnfoirad -701 the heart V Baetrieity offeca you tiie aeivioe of acorea tetwday aftar haUgU deeUalng of fcflltogJoseph AmoM to a ware- wiih n mtleun. hu^le ham r bcaltb for asvatal i of other dertoea can be aerawed into houM at Cynthiana more than a ttet n panon iwMUng tn n dty haa Witb a crowd of TOUT ao^ef at a moBiMit'B notice. nroly twwoileA to enjoy.—Thacke- 260 peraone to attendanoe. the Cme- Damage suits aggrogatlng$300.- You to be tbe boss. Let deetrioity do the r%r- ■ emt Hill Baptmi ehareh to Louto- 000 ware fUed to the Puyrtto clrcuM work. riUe. ererted at a euat oC llWlOOO. coort last week against Paul E was oc>eaed Sunday. Shipp, who toadtotod aetlane that E. S. Maya M SpftngfMd. a r«^ have been to UUgadew for Urn poet rvmtuavb o« the Cnk* Water edx yoAn agatoM J. W. Rodeaiiad T. WOr^ Oompany. mt Qifcagn Batw- C BmAby. toseaer thev gta. 'na day 'purchased Ihe Loulaa wnter- ntm wwe brought liy memb^ of wwb. tar appradmatoly MOAAO US FhJWgi nroM-ceutt who Aftat* lln. Btahaid Qarmr. 76. was klU- ad Wtea abe was stnek hg a-tiats STJKi /F TUB MOtlNTAOf
lOOl^NKVB SCOOT cAMpnra abb hikumj BBSBSBSSBSiBSeSBSBW (Ceotribnted) The SalDta held thotV regular MOMHCAa KV. meeUng at Cooper's Chapel Satur 1. A trained .oconi—Uko the day and Sun^. A large crowd be ptoneor. ahould he able to live In P. P CAS8ITT. Editor »ad,t>KldWMr tbe open. Hiking and out-door ing In attendanee. camping. If property eondueted, f»xtof the wont etorma that has proride thU tralslBg. Boys dsaln erer boon here Ttsltad iMs section to become seonU for the opportun- Friday, tbe l»th. auslng damage lly of seMng and llring In POMCHIPTION... tlM PER TMtE to orchards and bulldlnge. great ont-doMs. Anlla Fryman rlsltod Vlaa and I. FWr helpful oamptngand hik XJule Jaduon Su8d\y aad attCBd- W* an adUorlMd to ubbuaot ing. careful preparmUons must ed BuBday ecbooi at PIscab. H. R. ProwJtt M a aui«U made ahead of Un>e. This prepara- Mrs. Martin. Mn. MeRoberts aad tm tk« I>ainocratle BOmiMUon tor UoB ineludea training, equipment, sack Tusse^ were ( Onatt JvAce of th* Diitriet . campcltos or trails tor ‘ bikes tomea R
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bnetaeae vleUoiB to Bpnlavme oter OOCimr OOVBVMAXB Sunday. ' " ' " “ OhurChM &mt BodetiM Adab—OolUBbte.. «M: MoMny. uWMtfg. Srd Mom UUT BrtfBU wu in Lex- May I. ]>27 Bath—Owl^llle, tSd Monday. BvvnrrMaar. Flm C^rletlan Chim-h Boyle—DaarUle. Ird Mnday.. Dry Cleaning JuM« Cl»r WM Ip OvlnmlUe Mn. T. Jl. of Parmers. Morninff—^eiinoo by Dr. F. C. Beil—PlnevllU. Sn4 Soadv- TrtdAir OB loiBl biHiBWB Button. Boono—BorUngtoa. 1st Miday. 4th Monday. MIm OHtU A4biiu hu returnod Erenlttg^-Sermon by Prof. B. H. tmo WiBoboBior. vlser* «h« h&d Hre. HalUe Crew and little daugb- Ororu. in—Brookerllle. tnd Monday. and Pressing! Sunday le Mottaer'e Day. We hope Bruthiu—Jukun. 4th Monday. b«M tb« pbM BOBlh rWUDt M tho were vtattore In Laxlncton Wed' bom of Worven Bodto uMl roiiili>.. Boeday. tt will be poulble for every mother Bourbon—Paris. 1st Monday. Carter—Orayun, Snd Monday. Mn. Robert Orm vlelted . ber In tbe church to be pn Mn. J. A. AiBbBrcr to in AA- Clay—Maneheeter, 4th Monday. father. 8. Li^Oanaip iB BlUott coun order that we may have Sj ddUfulworkmenendutUtectlpngnaren. Und lUa WMk xtolUBc 'bor.BUter Clark—Winchuter, 4th Monday. ty tbie week. tbe number who do attend (here will Mtm. 8. W- Cor*«t. Elliott—Martiasbrg. let Monday. Mr. and '»«. C. Brown’, of be a hook a( tbe eboreh door both teed. Don’t Bend yom- work ewajr. Prof. ChBBtbon oUendod tbo. morning and evening In whleh we BsttlP—Irrlae. Ind Monday. Wrlrley. attanded tbe elrcu bore moodat of Daiui la Lcalorlllo PH- wleh the raotbUB who etund either Fayette—Lexlngtoa, tad Monday. Tueeday. day. pf the eedfjcfi, weald write , their rg. 4th Mob. We can clean and presa the finest and fanciest > Hr. and Hra.::lC..'C. Swltt weM Mlam Pwri Dodii mad Marr Loo Pnoktlii—fmhteit. 1st Moadax. bore from l aylSfil Opening Day of Straw Hat Season! Complete Line Of .im Panamas, Sailors and Swiss Yeddos Quality zuid Prices Right SeasonOpens May 15th! Come Now amd Look Them Over!! ^Kentucky Fire Brick Co. STORE DEPARTMENT, Haldeman, Ky. u WHERE QUAUTY COUNTS ■ - - WE CET THE BUSINESS ■ajL^uKUkr, MAT f, i rS; - The Famous Kentucky Derby Ifnu Claim World Wide Interest At ^iircMll Downs Sat., May 14 The 53rd Renewal of the most popular q)ort- The Kentucky Jockey Qub h?s lifted the stand ing event in America will this year be worth ard of American raciiig to the highest plane. Th°^ ^60,000. The Kentucky Derby is the most coveted leaders of the 4nisiness, social, and (^dal world turf prize and more than one million dollars worth of make ah armual pilgrimage to Churchill Downs to three-year-olds will face the starter. It ke^>s Ken tucky on the map. applaud the winner of the Kpitucky Derby. HENRY W. MARSHALL. JR, &- EVER a Of dM KwitBekr Joekay CU> tba fayatta (tod), Jawnal and cour- ty of tb* Kentocky Derby has gmni until It oom- Among ^ wdl ka ■ wbe aru kmn of ibor- the intereat of 75,000 {Moplo who oomo to OndtiD oughbrWrmang,a^whop^ tfaft speed as ft poatteai, ft&d S. I. SUSOND. WItor Kaataekj Port. Cest^wn. Downs from all parts of this cormtry to sm tha greatasi laco on nod as a buMAms, t-.^ found the brigliteot namo on the sodftl the Amerkan Turf. calendar. TTiey nevw mbs ft Kentucky Darby, Tko Ibd in- HOMER S. TALLEY. rnMdiBi SILAS *. MASON, Rraaldant Haaca TaUsy Coal. Mtotog Co, Tam In the early dayi- Derby boreee no for puma of a (aw okidmi aad Haagar Co, Hoar Torit Ctty- Hama. toft. thousand dollan. but to-day. under the tmltpciag^ o AOMIRAL CARY ORAYBON. tbs dsTOtsd Msftd oad MORTON MAY, Pamou Barr Co, E. LaLAfID TAYLOR, WWghl 8L Looto. WHrt, «. ■ of the Kentucky JockeyQub. the Derby b word> |6a000. oad -Woodrow WUsoa. Taylor. LoMsvUb. RODMAN MEAOHAH. T) ncdves die support of evsry turfcoan ki AoMifaa. HARRY RAYNE WHITNEY, of Now Tofk. ons ef ths waatftlast T. R. TAYLOR, T. P. mao la Amarica. wbooa staUs lad al adbar wlsnara bat yaar. ^ brad aad JaraayJ Caub. 1 loqbvUb. The Kentucky Joeke^ Qub has brought ndnc to ewb • MR. aad MRS. RAYNB WHITNEY, ol New York. Uadm b ^ sUta. Ky. . standard of excellOiKe drat it has met with tha iappro^ of «my social and tlnanqlal world. They own the "Orecotres SUddc." Km lever of clean sport The leaden of A "■ ba MR*. W. K. VANDERBILT II. of New York, the owaar of,*------BUCKNER A. WALLIN' at Qturcbil] Dowits by the th on Dwby Day. Saturday the greatest money wlanar on t^ Tort JOBufH S. wlOgNERT^ TOtadibuC owner *<,0 —4^ CtndiuMtL May 14. and with them wiDwill beba protMMnalJ meoomb ofot the UgbertU Darby bvortte. one of th* wealthlaal men ta tha Boat and *rt» MICHAEL, Saetatary ft H. O. M. WATHEH. Pr^tdsot LOSb standing, and aocial Indan.frosn evny State in the Unfao. a vUb BaMbaU The fotlowinc have been saiectad frosn the list of those HlMT^BLIZAiBETH DAIN»l|RieLD, of LaMftgtsn, BP, tha S R. E. WATKEN, Preatdnt B. B. SDStt fudg*of throngfabredsb Aaarlea. LSI U tdJLES, Piasidaat Le«aiUb who Iwve made reservadoos forDerby Dayi Wathao Co, LonlsTlUe. •AMUEL^RI&LB,_ _ _ tha piead O' of Man o’Wv, bead ia Kan- -Taxi■Taxioab cab and TransfarTransfer Co-Ca taa^ andlad tha bora#b^ of tbs oaioaatvy. ROBERT W. WOODRURF. PraM- X S. WATHEN. JR, Vl(se-Prasldas»' HOM. AUgTIN PIAV. OoTsner «( tR. and MR*. WALTER M. JgFFORO*, Who own ae^ now, ooa dant-Cooo CMa Co, Abate. . B. B. Wathan Co, LaubrUb. - W. H. WHITEHOUSE. WhItMioaBa M-E. WM..L. MrTCHELL,.fiuTsriy Bm ■nqMrar ftad fib HotaL CaUfemb. LoolirUls ft Nl ,5So"r.f3£r.;^"ra-°‘Sirs Lsathar Oo, Haw Albany, tnd. THEO. E. MUELLER. AaalMant A- K WHITELAW, Vba-Fraaldahi HRS. SUSAN SHERteV, a e _ wX ltbr j. *ALM0N, of Haw Tor*, who baa-mftda a 1stlactna to JAMES R- BARTON. HattoBal ft*- Oanarml Manager Standard Seal- Standard Oil C04 of Ky. real astato. has had groat aBaswa mi tha ttft tory Mlg. Co.. LOU C. WIDRIO. GtodBnall Xetaat AmertosB Lagloa. MR*. HENNINQ CHAMBER*, ona od the meat sepolar a* LftMa- KsatBckr DUfr la XITI, aal has MAJOR LOUIE A. BEARD, KaBfr HOOH MOR^^^^dao^ Stoa-. Lumbar never mtsssd a Darby slnoa fW or R P. Wbltnay VIWB. lA M?*and ^Rsf ^LOH*^C»rMAN, of LoubTina Thay are biuad- Shafflold Steal and Iron Co, Blr-' Ca, LeobTllb. ■ERNARO EARUCH. Of New tngtoa. ' ) ot ftmariea’s tsafttag EMIL A BagTEN, ot Baetsa and t ot tha Pam J. J. MURDOCK. Oanaral Manager l^uien. LoufsTOb. Xalth-Albas Circuit JAMES C. WILSON. , Presldmi of the JONH D. BLACK. BILABBTRAWN. T. O. McOOODWIN, Bceratary Sacsrltbs, LosbrlOs. B. W. EVERETT,IBTT, 'W. K.■ JACOB*------Standard OU Co. of Xaatn^. WILLARD WILSON,' IDWARO ft. MaeLEAN. at tha nna.of Wtnsta lYMOND baker , ef 1 THOS. H. MOHALE. BruMwlok- /■* tbs ClnduiaU Enquirer sag and Shaw, Qhlesgo. Balks CoUandar Co, Chicago. Coal. Iron ft'B. B. Co., CtoSte- , oaariad to many Yletorito on tha t naU. ’Washlntton Post ROBERT V. / BOARD, R. T. WILBON, Praoldant of tha Sar DR. OOROON R. MeKIM, Clncta- HERBERT B. SWORE. EuoutlTS naa UREY WOODSON,. BdUei r Editor ol (ha New York Worltf. B. B._*OBBITT. ------eOV.QOV. EDWIN R. MOB ROW, a mean- ^ybmaes Co, Kttnmo. Ind. WM. WOODWARD, owner of the Bablr Stud. tacky memi .. .. bar of tha UnltdTatatM BaOroad C. U Bradley, Ytes-Pnsldent Vsba JAMES W. CORRIOAN, PreMfnt ot tha 8t^ ^ ^ R. JL NASH, Ohbhgo.. Damoioatlc Committee . ArbItraUoa Board. TniitCo,Cle»iUid. -ClerMaad. who hu rpood with sueeata both to BegUnd i J. A: VANDYKE NORMAN, Attofv W._ F. WOODWARI------JIO,Vl MRS. A. T. HERT. of LoalsriDs and JAMEd^ COX BRAOY, Hew Toffc nay. LmSsrilia Krst National Bank. WasblBKton. Vlea Chairman of Clt^. B. E. NORRIS, -Vloa-PraMdant W. M. WRIOHT. Calums National RapobUcaa Com HON. MECKlWRIPaf LONO, M^ aad Ohb B. B. Co, 8L Iftxlnguin. mittee of Kentucky. . Waswaaiuiiawn. . _ Bnglandlast roar. JOHNJ.O'BRIEN, FresMoat H. M. SENATOR ALLIE BSNATOR A. O. STANLEY, and QEO. E. BRENNAN. Cbloego, DL . WM. ZEIQLBR. JR, Of Naw York. Morahsad, Ky. MRS. STANLEY.T.' E. BROOKS, Qaneral " . a. *. and MONTRORT JONES, of Okbboesa and Washington. Byllseby Co, Chicago. ROY CARRUTHERS. Managar Of I, ft N.H. B. B.R. IOe, LottSTlUa They own many taaou thraughhrada. among then Prlneaaa JAB. OLIVER II. VIoa-PraaMmt <*AS. C. STONE, Oeneral Tha Book-Cadlllae Hotel. Detroit lEORGE H. BULU Trsasorar Aoraon. who has won more money than any other mars on tha OUvar OhUIsd Plow Worka Booth Bnrby Tobaeco Orowarv BEOROE M. HENORIE. Prasldast Saratoga ^jid tearteaa TarL Bend. tod. Uon. Lcxtogtan. of WladMr .(Canada) Jockey member of New York Wrrhsiige. HUNT CHIPLEV, l^Preeldoat W.. R. ZIMMERMAN. • Oub. JOSEPH E. BUROHARO, of Peter BaU Tabghona Co, Ztouneimaa Coal H. H. COTTON, tha OaUtotnb and Bnrghard Stone Co, Louis- Haste.. tod.I - CapUallsL TlUa C. L. DOMSTAROT. ‘Tha Pate HARRY O'NEILL, WUlbms C______JAMES F. 8ART0N,\^IN, Ka«. . WgBB IV. CRAWFpRO, EDWARD S. BUTLER, Ncw Or OUva Co, CtoeInnaU. totant Amsrtoaa Lailaa..i of ibe American TrustI and Saw leans. F. S. RATTERSOH,_____ FREDERICK BYERS. FttUbCrgh. National Cash Bcfbtar Co, 1 J. A. BYWATER. ronlgB fYsIght AgentL.~ ft' NN. B. B. Oa. Board Of Trada W. O. SEELBACH at the Chicago American, Qoesi.. df. F. WILEY, QaoCTal Manager of ROQERS CALI H. R. B. Co, SL Umb. Mo. X WILL JOHNSON, PlUddBt the ClneinBaU.RnqulKr. Baakara. Naah- X F. RLETCHER, Asabtaat to DltooU AtbabUc Ctob, Chletga JAMES R. BAR .. LYMAN T. HAY, President of the viUa PraaldaDt RarbMs-Walksr Be- E. S. JORDAN, PseMdant ▼flle BaOwayl .^SoT JerrenoB Hotel Co., BL Louis. CHAS. E. CANNELl, CansM Coo- tMtortaa Co.. Blxatogham. Motor Cur Co, Clerabad. OIL FRED SANKIN, Msyo CHAS. 1- BRADLEY, VleaPabM- BochmerMtoa MRS. HEIRMAN OURYOURYEA. of How n. E. RORT.VIca-PrauldantNatkmal Babaar Co, York Cl! NPRMAN W. CHU dent Union Trust Co, Ctorabad. F^K R. RASH, kentueky i Ufa ft fteddeat toa. Ca. Nash- ROY a KEEHN, Chleaga.BataM ROSERT /C FAIRBAIRN, oTWaat- Cloek Co, Slgla. m. ft Ca. Chkaga.,*^ SHELDON CLARK, Vloa-Praridsat t* “»*“* PruMdent Rohm J.Tfren ZEL. JR.Vlee^raaM^ 1. HANNA, Jr. of Clerabad. Sinclair BeOnlng Co, Chloago. THOS. a TAOOART, FraBCh lick 0o.,3orker«. LonbrlUa W. a SLAGUt Marohanu National Bank, to- C. e. REPRERT, Prasbent Kelly Botcl. Latoarti^ M. W: CLEMENT, Asristaat Vba- ' dlanapoUa rt Motor Co, Kaasas aty. L. R. HERRfNOT Byitem. Phlbdetphb. J. a OAR^SALOi, Praaldsot Wolf- a L. RICLlOK___ Banning Cotton MHto, 'tocky Utmtbs ALBERT LASKER, of Cklesgo. BUb ObsB Co„ LoabTCb. Baantog.Ok. . formerly Chairman of the Onltad OEOROE COLLINS. 0(1Hudsoaaad______^ * THOS. W. JOHNI.i*o«r - , / ColUna on Operators, Lestogton. WM. W. OAMNT, Ooa^ Agent X V. ROWLAND, Bowbad Paper ft doatob Dtotrftalto, Statca Shipping Board. I. 0, .to, OuaruntM and Aeddaat J. J. MURDOCK, of New York. Co., loubrilla r lER. 1 J. G. SCHANK,_____ JOHN C. C. MAYO, AahbBb. Presldaat of KeXb-Alboa ClreulL WALTER C. OISSONS, Aidant Dry Goods Ca. LonlsrUb. Colbtttor cx, Cblmgo. STUVVE8ANT PEASOOY, Praal- a E. Olbbms Box Co, dhloago. R. JOSEPH SULLIVAN, Prmddmt E. L. MORE. PtesL Bens * Central. Mbsoi CHAS. A. SSGNER. ae. dent of tha Peabody Coal Co. of QEOROfc W. OOULO, of Bwlgmt Xanfman-Straus Co, Loubrllla tor ChicagoBrostogPosL ' Lumbar Oe, Btosr FkDs, ftb. Chicago, dad PrcMdeni of tha feraon CMy. Mo. Paper Co... Chicago. X EDWIN KOPF, ArchltooL la- ADOISON R. SUrTH, Tleo-Paot- PRANK J. NAVIN. Item. Dotmt Ltnoob Fields Jockey Clob. JAMES W. C< NICHOLAS M. QRIFFIN, Chicago. dlanapoltB. 4 dant 1. ft N. B. B. Co. Bssoball CO. A. D. REYNOLDS, Proaidani of tbs McBlaasy Steel Co, Gbrabnd. EMIL S. OWIN, Praildeai Ltonoto LAWRENCE JONES, JR, Paarioaa U^. ST^M, Stein. Stab ftbbto I'altad States FoU Co. e. C. HIEATT, Plualdsnt CoaaoU- Bank and Trnst Co. >ltg Ca. ImnbTiUs. HON. JOHN W. ROONEY. J^ga datod Realty Oft. ImabrUb. W. ARNOLD HANGER. RMimaad. OARL LACHMLE, Untvonal Pto- Of tbs Municipal ConrL Chleaga W. K. STEWART, ot W. K. StOWtR JAMES E. OORMAN. tara Corporation. New York City-. Book Co.. Loubrflla HON. LEW SHANK, todbl CE-LftP, H.a.^, Cfc OINWIDDIE LAMRTON, PrasMoBl R. BRINKLEY SNOWDEN. VJea- H. J. COLLINS. Prtf^t Flltoa MQu Co, LoubriOa ABMibas lib and AeeMau toK Con W Ksatoeky. Preaidant Bank of Cominaroc and Market Chicago. W. B. HARDY, of totoly-Bardy Co, Trust Co. MamphU. LoulsrUla BOW. J. LAWLER, tiro THE Star Sport writers of afl the groatte DaSya to the Uatood KEATS SPEED, ManagingSf Bdltor R. H. JOYCE. Prasldoat e( YBlaoto ' ' Cblcaso. Staleo have been ategned U> at OmrchSl Downs of Naw York Soa CarCa L K. LaBLON . _ . ______Deriiy waok. Among dm numboi an: « JUDGE OLVANV, Loader of Tam- Macfttoa Tod Co.. Norwood. O. I Star. Clsdni maay BalL R. M. LEOPOLD, Ttworor Morris HARVEY VfOODRURF, X L. OEHRSEY, Oom WALTER C. WHITE. PHILIP F. DONOHUE. Trisomorof Paper Mffl. (tobaga _thoghteB^S Whit* Truck Co, Claraland. .HENRY J. CRAia, ] Thmmany Halt Now Totk City. ABC C. XSVI, MerchanL Istonflb. ft P. nVAU, Tvt BdBor Of too R.^ Uf too OR. and MRS. IRVIN W. ABELL, Tantth Co, LoMsrfito . ^HfTEO STATES SENATOR RRED LEVY, Of Lory Brm , Lotb- Wow York World. Lotos OtobsMmOruL rOla ' Loubrllla H. D. CROOKS, of Crooks Tqnnl-isl WAGNER, New ToA H.^W. f^LLELEY, ot the Now T« X ft WRAY, Turf Mite of toe BL • LAFON ALLEN. Judgeof the Jsf- JUDGE------1 FOLEY. Swngato of Mow R_ft LBW^^Mwte ef E. P. Louis teot Dbpa«to. Torit: Comity. taiuca OreuH Court. LoubrlBa Toilt DAMCm RUMYON; aporiol «ort •M SARftN, TWf Mite St tor ARTHUR a ALLEN. LoubriUo, WRNARD GIMBSL. of New TsA BJL ftlMATOR WM. LORIMRII, ' USasuttor. JteftW H. HARTRIELft of How owwr-- C. G. ARNETT, PruoUmd tote- WM. e. DABHr UV1N0STM, : W. X StaSKTH, TBPf ■Ster Sf Sonthare LUa las. Co. UtesAa ft^HW^^'of tte ftmmlrte toft Ifssr Tote TMha R. L. ATHERTOM. ' ‘ “ , DAVIS, ' . _ X ft teoAN, GtetoMa ■OB SHMX. ^ the Ub utoa W^WEIWR. W B agri Oa Mtetesi ------^ Ammlosi •to. H. DAY, RiiNSmI ■anil X BBsa and •■» vim PTuCligrt PbHi Oa. SamBtoft Pto. "?asANCRf ”ftfUSPIN.«^'SEra.toutosi ’rm- ____ and gosmil Maaagmr Butbb and *^0too tootebs tomto. - vifte Mr too OhMste amtot ■rb BMTwiy Oa. FtuftSfb. It ~ "as.^41 ft ft smoogra Stiw atote R. A, BAKER, Prteimt Be ' PBmR Ymuainm. By. ft. BREAUX SAUJUtft Pm ThoSflUrt BoteOa, •SfimrtLSi® THB kUnmjCKY JOCKEY CLUB - ..... in-iiiBfii'i m a 1^. J. Archer Oray, f< rpaetorof ly the UacwdU street important proapeeto are g 'Church la Lexlnftoa »• MAY t3 or ready for operation I ■e depoeed from the miatotry. of tbe^ elay territory of i 1- VTU. BB TBB BIO DAY AT lucky, according to li U depoalUon. one asninet and three not y- ratios. The order of depodtion wai to prenoonced by Rev. H. H. PItaer of tire brick -plants. d ■ , The Casb Grocery the Ptrat Preebyterteh ehareh. id ShaTc June Baker and his HIWAIIAN SINGERS will RNOUMH YOCTH it - give one of their imeqiialled performances. Few aIsfaU are moat pleaaant than 6- to watch a happy, manly • EnsItoU »f The Nation^ Bis^it Company will give a demon- youth. hlgb guallty and large T. QiO^y hurled, content and good-humour and . .. m.ei« A ■hlnlns in bto honeet face, t. ’...... and pleaelng. eager, aetlre. and to himkm, A<—Mto- Vaigt AwtaEtray Jeet. for harlBC been Aasar. It ylvag a happy today. 11 the day brlnga no -••For the purpoee of, i aaaitartp gyaatf j JL S. REVROLDS, Mgr: action to abame It.—^Thackeray. pure bred chicks throughout weei •hay avry ttMa. Tairbanks Street Korehaad, Kj. )f a • t up C« ASf. Umbretlaa are earned from the ». re-' ^ top Instead of the grip handle by haa been giving ehleka t hwm h smeoBs TO terra ce zakd to "letttlns chambm.” where the Ensltoh Inventor baa patented. Thto s. •Julor kcrtcultUTBl dab t«rr*dBg sold to taken oat by a ipeelal eleo- prevei^ the Hba from opening np e Wet tdtBS m bdxtg trained bj- agrleul- trieal proceaa before the reeldae part when not secured by the ton] BfastB and axparta tram the fume# ere releeaed. Slnee the me- celeb at the bottom. . s v: ■ • HAliDBAAll BBIBm HrmiA ity hymkr "Y* UUor" ««nt u> iUldeau The Idlowing marriage lleenswi Tbnnte]' uid foun^ e»errt Issued by County (BiPh. W. T. By F&AKX I. BRITTIN vhM^K MM uwl. Caudill dulbg me month of April. 1917: . ^ nf itrtok. work on tba Club (Radio Editor. Popular MeebanScs April 1—Oscar Blair. 93. and Magana) Bonae. on HnldoiiH^ HoUhta. Hildreth Haggard. 21. Eowan Co. nmahod and ilto rttSFU botef April 4—Elmor Kinder. <2. and •ally r. pUon forecasU on.. Brick Urine «>il noon Muriel Hogge. 12. may soon become a part of the on.Mr. Bocker'a reOdcnco (h« r soon I April 7 —C. M. Uttlelon. It and weather reporU given by the news HelgbU. L. M. Bamm. 19. Rowan Co. papers. as a reault of expertmenU April g—Albert BleTene.tl. and. that have shown the SlB|i B«w«n hod. Juat NelUe Pelfrey. 18. Rowan C®' between weather and wireless die- froaa Oarrtoon. By., whoptf^ went April ID—L. H. Ramey. <7. aad FKEIFISE! to one hU brothor-in^U». Jorry tnnee. Mary Aldersoa. 62. Rowan Co. Profesaionnl operators have End*, .who U dans«n>ua>rrick with April 14—W. D. McOnlre. 41. and known for a longthat the,direction Gifts Worth Having At Tb« doctor who trcal- Uade Conn, 68, Rowan Co. from which aUUc came always Indi •d Mm eommltiMi sMclde Saturday April l6-TF>red Hamilton. 28. cated a storm center, but It Is only night by eutUng hU JuguUr roln. Carter Co. aod Laura Thompson. 21. recently that nilee have begun to be Rowan Co. wi. ioiud J. &.Ko1iy aa busy aa worked out by which the April 20—Lwter Caskey, 19..and can be reveraed In- order to obtain n bliyl-dog at tbo Rond-«lde Oarago. Ava Alfny. 20. Rovmn Co. from the weather map the location April 21—0, L, BekJer, 21, Ken- of sUUona which will come In with The now ganora) oSca ot tock-at-large and Roby Vny Tackett. good volume over long dlsunees. 16. Rowan Co. XoUwtkr nra Brick Co. U oaartng BLAIR’S The problem la conriderably aim' 'April 21—W. R. Brmdley. 4ft. and plined beenuae of the fact that gen Ethel Knlp. 26. Rowan Co: erally ttorma move acroee the United V«arc aortr to aoU that Oanaral April 21—Victor Proaaer. 42. From Friday, May 6, to Saturday May 14? Sutea In an easterly or northeasterly liaaagar. Leadbotler'a health ittdlann. and PeacMq Day. Rowan. direction.’ If a atortn center not bean good (ot a (aw da^ April 22—Arthur SpfUman. 21. shown on the weather map between Rowan Co., and Mamie Ferguson. Omaha and Denver today, it will The Big Store U doing a rtiahlng Ig.iBiUott Co. koaUena. All anglayea In the aaiee probably be in the vicinity^ of Chica April 23—Batlll Jaade. 21. nnd go tomorrow and move on toward lapartmadta are katit bnay. Fay 9arrolt.l8. Carter Co. Kew York and New England the April 27 —Pirlle 3ohoaon. 19 The parka are putting on thalr day. So wbee sUtle bloU out aU- Fleming Co., and BeUa Kegley. 17. Spring attire and are Indeed banotl- tlou to the wset. It IndlcaU Rowan Co. lag atorm. April 29—LensU Bardin. 20. and In that vray It U poarible to tell BSe Johaaon.19. Rowan Co. rj % Laiat Sunday, the baMball gaae sometWng about oomlng weather by April 20—Robert Smith. 24. Row between Horehead and Haldaman Uateniug to the loud speaker grum an Co., nnd Della Foaler. 18 Carter. reaolted in a rietory (or the Uttar. ble and howl, but the radio tan who- 3ft—Martin Klung. 34, Car- llkae to pull In the dlatnnt .j)AUona ter*^. aad Pearl Alfrey. 16. Rowan. 4ftB.,PBt...^lUe ..luowledge to much PetUt. 22. and Man adU play the PuIIer- more use by taking the dally weather tos team.' map and ttgorlpg out wbat staClooa he haa n good chance of brining In. AN IkfPORTANT PURCHASE The beautltur building loU The weather map Is covered with OOMPLOTSB THE CIRCUIT HelgbU are talked of by a aerlea of UnM. eaUed isobars, amid The purchase of the Haysvllle wUclP are printed such descriptive PnbUc Bervlee Co. and lU various words ks rain. snow. warm, cold, low holdingsby the Kentucky Power Co. t SA.'fDT HOOK NlkWU and high. If the smnller and-inner completes a moat important Unk In {Ura. l.ucy W. Manning) drcle U marked "low." It U a storm the net work of p^r linos that ‘ In aplta of the mud a Urge crowd center, to which winds from other is soon to endrelo northora Ken atte^ed court In town Monday. placet are moving, nnd If U U mark tucky end bring to lb dtlsens bet ed "high." U Indicates the place ter, aeiTlee. at a low baala . The Utile nlaa-yaar-old from which winds are eei eoeeemy. The pewv plant at Haya- Ben Ftanin died Saturday. April 3ft eqnaUae pressures eteewhere. vllle already sends lu power ns (nr of blood polaon from When yon sit at your receiver and sooth as riemlngsburg. Flemlnge- tooth- Aa they werB laying the Uke a loot at your barometer, it bnrg is but 22 miles from Morebead UtUc boy Id the gr^Bon the hill may show a high reading of aroond where the ^ntnoky Power Co. baa above the home the tnoUier. who had thirty inehM. with clear, good Just insulled some large Turbo- k’nneral aorrtcea ther outside. But when yon pick Oeneratora. A new power Use Is were held at the home Tuesday and up the dally weather map and start link up Morebead aad Flem- the waa buried gie aanm day near selecting sUUoni to go after, yon lugabnrg. which will link up the bar UtUe eon. She laavat a hoaband will rind a ritnaUon something Uke Mnysrtlle pUnt with the new pUnt aod aareral eblldrea. a boat of raU- tUs. plctorad from nn aetnni map at Morebead. The new Dteeel Gen We give yon choice ot say straw hat in die riwe with tbeper- Uved and friends to mourn her loaa. Issued one day yecently: Over erator at AuguaU send# lb power the bereaved we a^d our deap- southern Iowa, i^rtbem Mtssonrt along tbo line eastward to Washing chase of one of oar snpoHb Spring saks for men (whidi have just ea^mpathy. aad a amall sUe» of eastern Kansas ton. but three miles weet of Maya- and soatheastem Nebraska, as well vllle. When tbU short gap U cloaed. arrived) at ,We have Jnal reeatvefT^rd that ■a western UUnoU, there was a 'low' ADgasu. Mayarille and Moreboad Doe,or our former loved and vaapeet- or storm enter. ' Therefore there will be lined up in a chain of power e4 ritUena. Mrm. laaac Kara, of Oar- was static/Originating In the neigh lines with power pUnb that tar county haa paaaed away, borhood of the broadcasting stations ready to spring Into Instant double M April 29 Qulta'a storm atrUek In St. Louis. Kansas City. Davenport duty in case of an extra heavy de iin.r.« I»ru oI Hnott Oiioit,. - and Des Moines, Iowa, Omaha. Nebr.. mand In any direction. Tbit fact Sandy Hook It and neighboring dtlea: hence not should be of vlUl inlerest In In $21.75 U^odlat Church. South. It alao much chance of a distant listener, dustrial planu who. although thev (FOBMEB ySIOE $S8.TS) d^Myed a nnmbar of fruit Ireea say in New York, picking them up. have tlicir own power planb. for Mr. Bedwlno. linrooflng a part But go a step farther, ud out on oonsldertng the wisdom ot hooking ot the house, blowing the roof oft the western coast there was nothing to power lines. This triple hook- of the oelUr aad damaging quite n but high U CaUfomU. with a low up np insures a steady even now of We give yon choice best sox wkh the pnrehaM of npair oidie 1^ other property, but to no great north in Washington. And between powdr day or nigbt with plenty of ICXt^t and — minor San Frandsco and New York all the power In emergency fqr peak hours nnnintdied Nan-Bash slippers at the very l^w price of over the county. ' Iseb'an of the Missouri storm erossod or for extra heavy demands. hirB. Hose Thoraborry the path betWMn coast and coast nt .her home Sunday, after a long vUit virtually right angles. Under such At Carrollton. Ky.. wcat of Augua- with'Harasngtitoia^.Mrt. Jim Oak conditions the east ooast would get taC the Kentucky Power Co. ley., ot Portsmouth and Mrs. Carrie ibe west coast with good volume aad another power plant that will eoon Brown, of Toeum. fei)a has been In on the night in question did. be linked np with the three big $7.50 bad health for a long time. Not ^rybody has access to the Eaatent Kentucky plants. Tbs ^ Hays waa shaking hands with daily weather map, however, partic power lines out of Carrollton 'the people In Bandy Hook Monday. ularly those living In rural dlstr^U. oast to Oleneoo which Is but a Girls, we give yon choice of beef sQk stockings with Mm. Mima Dillon, of Rodbdm. But a barometer and a bit of prac miles from Bailer, the preeenl was in Sandy Hook Bonday. tice it is possible, from one night’s westward terminal ot the AugusU af any $18.75 or $16.75 dreu whidi have bea redi reception, plus local weather condi Ones. It will be aa easy, matter DRV CBHW NHWB tions. to forecast rather accurately extead tbssf Unas into AugusU fignre of A large crowd from Dry Crook wbat the next nightwill bring. sod compleu a four way power eireult that wUl bold |U omt with , tendod the dims May 3rd. It the barometer U fallingrapidly. BsUIl aad Oocar Baldridge. Mlse many of (he fUest power systems IndlcBUng 'an approaching storm. It Ada Richardson .and Mlse Martha In the oonatry. The dtlsens will show that much of the sUUc Nortnem Kentucky should tool PetlU all went to Slab Camp to beard U of local ortgln.under which proud of poneaslng such a well Anreb Sunday. elnamatanees few or none of the dle- organised sysUm and are tortunaU $13.95 - ^e«e gennings, ot Wagner return taat stations can be beard. to have all the advantages that ed iTpm Logan. W. Va.. Sunday alter when ibe storm peasee and moves on power can bring to their door nt an abosnoe of tonr momtha. to the east. It should be followed by eeooomienl prMen. Greet credit 1« ., Miss Bertha Jesuslngs. ot WagMr. goodreception, first froiaAbe north due to the tlfelaae efforts ot Barrett .orwiibtfaepardiaseofany $12.75 or $19.75 dress, wMcb Tetwwed home Bainrday, after a and laur from the west. A steady Waters. Presldeat of the Kentucky e^js^^t^wltb hOT grand-parenb. and gentlemin. luUagfor a day Power Co. through whose ability been marked down to more aad not aseompanlad by Bgbt- The wind storm Friday did een- this sltnaUM has become pasdble. nlng. frequently U followed by im - sMOTSble damagehere to fmlt tress. fv proved reception from eoatbom ata- MOBS : John A. Ramey wot the guest ot tlona.' When both narth aad ooetb AK> UOM TOBACCO s'. Us MU. HarrisOT Ramey. Tuesday U good, there win MeCraehen ematy tarmacs plaa tar greater dlventSeaHoa call for ., Mr. aUl Mrs. Alva HaU. sf gbiiby. west, aad miber peer ta the e M»vlsttlag heese tqlka this week. the aetttng of mem (haa a qsarter $&9$ Mt a mllUon dewberry ptnau this We have ^ty id niu ^ H Ibew ibesses are ibe newoft styles and calers-m fnet they an iptoRemianleinovorypartinfar. Blair Bros. & Bo. The Stare at Good Votooe Worohlead,oad. Ky. ^ 1 iiMMifiiit - .'SSasSiSkitAiS'