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This Newspaper is brought to you for free and open access by the Newspapers at Murray State's Digital Commons. It has been accepted for inclusion in Fulton Daily Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. STANDARD PRIIITOKI CO or 18. 19 LOUISVILLE 2, KY the Bradley, FULTON DAILY LEADER m will retro , South Crated Volum* XLFII Fulton, Kentucky, Thursday Evening, September 19, 1946 No. 224 California , n Cantor is, Clerks Must Tell Airliner Crash Utah SW Lewis Democrat Victory Called Mans Five Men Killed Truman,Byrnes Confer By lire 'horns. Charges Revenue Dept. Of 'Survivors Are Damages Of Guarding Peace,Security Found By Planes In L.&N. Crash IT Meat Shortage Unpaid First Time Since Wallace's Talk; PAIRING Frankfort, Ky., Sept.. 19—(AP) New York, Sept. 10—(AP).--- county least five to seven persona Hopkins County. Rail maned --An opinion that clerks Lexington. Ky., Sept. 19-i AP)- At Closing Mines must notify the state Revenue Kentucky Democrstic Wo- were reported today by separ- Officials Investigate Ross Denies Rumors Of "Deal" SierVirc The Nominee Speaks Department when damages men's Club in convention here ate sources as having survived &Arlington Tragedy awarded in traffic accident yesterday by two spea- the crash of transatlantic Bel- Attacks OPA was told To Demo Club crashed in !Arlington, Ky, Sept. 19 -- suite remain unpaid was given kers that the Democratic party gian airliner which I No Details Of riveters • wilderness of New- (AP)—Hopkins County and L. & Taft Charges As Cause by the Attorney Oeneral's of- must be kept In power to safe- the remote entucky Of fice today. foundland. N. railroad officials today were guard future peace and econom- conducting an investigation to Tra its -A auntie ••=1IMMENIMMINMMENI A trans world airlines pilot Grave Unrest Edwin 0. Davis, a Louisville ic amurity. determine the cause of a rail- Attorney, wrote that Jefferson aboard an inbound plane re- Wallace Row Message Given RUTTED BY SURVEY Principal speakers at yester- ported seeing three persons at road crash last night that killed County Attorney Samuel Stein- day's session, which concluded five Earlington men feld had advised the clerk he the side of the wreck and four .wAu.AcE is SILENT Washington, Sept. 191(AP )- the 19th annual convention of The victims, members of a John L. Lewis called on the price should do this only if the person others walking about four miles Shows Disunity the organization, were John Y. from the scene. The coast guard railroad section crew, were kill- detiontrol board today to re- awarded the damages paid for a Brown of Lexington. Democrat- Washington. Sept 19—IAPI— certified copy of the judgment. see one of its search planes had ed when the motor car on which FED nter* price controls on meat, ic nominee for the U. S. Senate, they were riding was struck Says President Truman Presidenst°:ornlii.ana:::tary said it was the seen five persons. by saying that mines in three states The opinion and Mrs. James McGranery of a switch of State Byrnes held a 10-MM. clerk's duty to send the notice Survival kite were dropped to engine one mile north Sought To Pacify Roth are closing down because miners Washington, wife of the Assist- of Morton' Gap, Count)/ Judo cannot buy meat. anyway. them by searching planes. Radical., Conservatives ute "conversation" by Washing- ant Attorney General of the U S. Daniel reported. ton-Paris teletype today, but suspension The coast guard said its north Cincinnati, Sept. 19—(AP).— The United Mine Workers' State law requires Both speakers stressed the im- The dead: what they said to each other was vehicle operators' li- Atlantic patrol reported that the Senator Robert A. Taft (R-Ohlo) Chief told the board in a tele- of motor portance to the future of the Survivors seen included two men, not disclosed. gram that • "grave unrest" is cense unless such judgments are P. C. Wallace, 66. section crew thinks' President Truman at- country of retaining Democrat- two women and a child. It was foreman. tempted to "play both ends It was the first direct ex- weeding throughout all the paid within 30 days. ic leadership in order to ward immediately change between the two since not established Noah Howell, 35, father of six against the middle" in his en- Mining areas, because miners off what they termed the return iwii,tteether there were others secretary of Commerce Wallace "cannot perform the laborious children. . dorsement of the right of Secre- I.) of Republican-sponsored Isolat- tary of Commerce Wallace to criticized Byrnes' foreign policy and hagardous work" of produc- Cub Meeting lonisni and the advent of ec- Lexie Willis, 50, negro. in a speech last week ing Goal on a diet of cereals and make his New York foreign policy onomic chaos. Roy Civil', 49, negro. speech. White House Secretary Char- Ed Merritt, negro. (age un- lea 0. Ross gave reporters only Tetrilisted the three states Mrs. McOranery spoke of the Club Will Cheer The President, the the senate Will Be Tonite Democratic party as the "peo- available). the bare information that the In Which the mines are shutting Judge Republic leader told an inter- president and his secretary of ple's party", pledged to safeguard Daniel said all but Mer- viewer. sought "to appeal to the down as Virginia, West Virginia ritt were killed instantly. state had been in communica- Kentucky, in the heart of the Den Mothers, Cub the future. She told the club JOHN YOUNG BROWN Wins left wing with Wallace's favor- and Team To Meritt died shortly after the tion. left coal belt. women that it was important to able words about Russia while ilea Mothers Assemble At Senate and crash in the Hopkins county Ross would not say what had The union leader's telegram send Brown to the appealing to more conservative Methodist Church give Senator Barkley, Senate Baptists Protest Over 100 Students Join hospital at Madisonville. passed between them, or realthed the decontrol board as The County sentiment by supporting Secre- whether the exchange was cord- Den mothers and Cub mothers majority leader. "one more vote" Fulton High Pep Group Judge said the tary Byrnes." It Opened the second day of ita switch engine was en route from ial or trained. hearings on demands for restor- of Pack 40, Cub Scouts, will meet In supporting the program of Cancellation Of At Its First Meeting But, he said. "it makes no at 7 o'clock tonight at the First the late President Roosevelt as Zarlington to Morton. Gap Nor did Rosa confirm spiel& ation of price ceilings to dairy High's athletic, teams difference whether he endors- Methodist Church basement for It is being carried on now by WCKY Broadcasts Fulton when it struck the section crew, catty that the Wallace ditiatied products. should not lack enthusiastic sup- which had been ed the speech or the right of his was mentioned. The Cosiesaaree reorganisation and reassignment President Truman. called out on an -ecretary of commerce to vcece Lewis aaserted that a shortage Covington, Ky, Sept. 19 — port from the sidelines this emergency job at a coal mine Secretary wound up a king con- of meat already has reached of Cuba and Dens. 1dward Bene- Brown declared, "the voter a policy contrary to that of his Muter dur- decide which party can (AP)—h.adio Station WCKY was year. Over 100 students met to near Mortons Gap. ference with Mr. Truman "famine proportions" in six dict will serve as Cub should yesterday, secretary of state. The two Wad* deld ing the current year and an in- best solve the problems of world under fire from Baptist church organize a Pep Club day by announcing he vi keep southeastern Kentucky counties. leaders today as the result of and other students are expected things are equally as bad. silent until after the rails which he 4id not further ident- teresting program is being plan- peace and economic security and "It shows for the first time in support that party". the station's cancellation of all to become members in the near Candidates' Aid Peace conference is over. ify. ned for the Pack. should then seventh foreign policy the split that has challenged the Republican religious broadcast programs. future. Anyone in the Ross earlier had declared em- Aside from going without meat Elbert Johns, Smut field exe- Ile through twelfth grades is eligible In Welfare Fight been so plain in domestic policy phatically there had been 110 cutive, will introduce new games policy of "calling for a change". Protests against the cancella- —conservative Democrats on the Lowis added, miners in many voiced last night at to join the club deal" between the President and *Wales have been unable to and methods for the Dens and tion were one hand, the PAC on the other." a mass meeting in Latonia Bap- James Earl Bowen was named Sought In Capital Wallace in reaching this NM- obtain lard and fats for cook- Belly Blackstone, commissioner, club president, Eugene Pipe is Frankfort, Ky., promise. .1 so badly. outline the tist church. Earlier a resolution Sept. 111—(AP) ing and seasoning. will program for the L. T. Norris,92, vice-president, and Jimmy James —Means of interesting With an operator handling year. asking for an explanation of the other or- 'The very method .of price cancellation was adopted at a Is secretary-treasurer. Sponeors ganizations and candidates for Vets Oppose mechanics, Mr. Truman steed fixing under CPA." Lewis said, Mothers who have sons who meeting of Northern Kentucky, are Miss Charlene Martin, com- public office in welfare problems beside a teletype machine in tbe widths "operates against the distribut- plan to enter Cubbing should be Dies Today Baptist ministers. mercial teacher and Miss Nell were discussed here today by White House map room to com- ion of adequate meat supplies present at this meeting, or should Warren, public school music the municate visually with Byrnes. A station spokesman. promis- Legislative committee of Evarts Chief to mining areas because the send In the names of their boys. Funeral Services Will teacher. the Kentucky conference of What Byrnes had to ay came* seller can profit more in near- ing a full statement later, said The president has appointed on the machine and the presi- WCKY officials felt that the Social Welfare. Ex-Servicemen Select by marking." Be Held Friday, 2 P. M. a committee to work with the Miss Helen C. Beauchamp, dent told the operator what to teuisvilki. Ky.. Sept. lb-(AP)- U-K Gym To Serve At Hornbeak Chapel large number of religious sponsors on the year's program Replacement For Police send back in reply. grams carried put the station' committee chairman and former survey of InmtuckFs coal pro- L. T. Norris, 92, CM at the and to make plans to secure un- state dirsc of pu'olic assist- Head- 4t Mass Meeting The chief executive had tried ducing areU today failed to As Living Quarters schedule out ot balance. iforms and emblems for mem- to telephone Byrnes earlier this Fulton Hospital at 4 o'clock this such ance, said Ilberalisatlon of Ken- Harlan, Ky., Sept 19—(AP).— show any mines closed because morning. Funeral services will means of handling meter bers. morning but was prevente* by Lexin(ton, Ky., Sept. 19—(AP) MI are being sought, he added, tucky social welfare statute{ end sog Rose. 30, former member of 1E of the meat portage. —The Men's gymnasium at the be held at the Hornbeak Funeral A pep rally In preparation for increased grants were atmospheric disturbances. objegbi Of the Marts police force, today 'rem Resiney, united mine Tott- University of Kentucky is to be Nome with the Rev. R. E. &Menke the Tiptonville game will be held the conference had the endorsement of 126-12- Won't Bee Itsperters ers notarisation] board member. lined with cote to provide tent- officiating, Friday at.; p, tri The Dick Looney Given In chapel Friday, It was &immune- ,Headed by Tarlton Collier, Ors for the positioic/jr: AL the commerce departiellat maw 1Lviag gging‘gt Aka regimens,will lie in state at the Pehlke Service Post yesterday. - ljbuisvelle newmagannace, pollee Wet.- gbilie- arkdhetTilleadetidintIC anleints as ffellinnen Week funiaral home untd the thne tlf president, the conference will reeking to oust Alberraliii7, the Bin Sandy field closed due to die university today. services. Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 10—(AP) hold its annual make no public et egameeheen- opens at the —Appointment of Dick Loonev. Fifth Division meeting in present chief. Met shortage we haven't heard Ito M. Chamberlain Interment will be at Arling- Louisville November 3113. Robert McLain, spokesman for statements until the and et the Dean M. of Praise, Pike county, as a Paris conference He about it." said yesterday that because em- ton, Ky. Active pall bearers will the ex-servicemen. said Rose, would 1St Harry Homan, secretary of the be John Reeks, Lon Jsmison, Pat field investigator for the public Becomes Third talk with reporters or reply to ergency housing projects have service commission was announ- who received the Purple Heart BM Sandy Cosi Operators Ass- not been completed *a student, Matheney, Forrest Riddle, Oath Camp Campbell. Ky., Sept. 19 New Weapons in World War II, was selected inquiries. ociation, said he had not heard Atkins and Curtis P'eesor of ced today. His salary starts at Aides noted to- ntvismen that inuet be housed In tat grist but len • month. —(AP)--The famed Fifth In- from among five candichrtes at of any threats to close the mines Paducah. fantry Division swaps its red mass Wallace said in his controversial that 200 men will be removed a meeting at the Everts Ncy because at the meat shortage. r Le the gym Mom' te one of Mr Norris was born October diamond insignia for the slant- Terrify high school gymnasium yester- York speech that Wallace several barracks unbar e.....istroe- it 1864. In 1896 he was married ing blue and white striae patch Nation day. feels that the most important Jury Indicts Problem confronting the world Kentnekv Today tion. Fifty men will be moved to Hattie Calvert Wright who of the equally famous Third Di- Curtis Parsons, a member of the same day to another emer- died May 9. 1932. vision tomorrow. Radioactive Lethal Gas, the rvarta City Council, announc- and the nation today is Ameri- By Associated Prima gency unit behind the university He leaves three daughters: Mrs. The division's change over Other New Poisons Are ed that the council would con- can foreign policy. He said than Pineville—A hung jury yester- Wesley D. Briggs of Padua*,'Benny Denny from the Fifth to the Third will that the kind of "peace" he out- training school, Chamberlain Threati Of Next War fer with the veterans, but that lined day ended the second trial of added. Mrs. Hindle L. Jamison of Ful- take place in an extraordinary their recommendations would be was the bask none in the Mrs. Rittle Luster on a thane of ton and Mrs. Gilbert Bittern of Washington, Sept l0—AP-.- 1946 elections and the INS Armed Robbery Charges ceremony before a number of More or considered only for assistant slaying Mrs. Laura Robinette Idaho Falls. Idaho: one son, high-ranking army and civili-, less cryptic hints of presidential elections. terrifying new weapons of chief, explaining that there is These and the case was meet for the Robert Norris of Milburn: eight Filed Against Rayborn. an officials. death present" in the advisers *reeled at- Wrong License came from three directions to- "no vacancy at tention to Wallace a February court term by Circuit grandchildren and several great- Ten Other State Bandits Starting at 2 p m., the spec- office of police chief. statement day. to reporters yesterday that 'I Judge R. T. Meld. The jury also grandchildren. Louisville, Ky., Sept. 19—(AP, tacle will take about an hour. Smith, who was appointed 10 failed to agree in a previous trial. Mr. Norris was a member of As the Fifth divis'on, the One was tucked away In Secre- am an honest man." One source —Two indictments on armed rob- tary of Commerce days ago, Is scheduled for trial termed the Invites Arrest the First Methodist Church of doughs who wore the Red Dia- Wallace's con- Police "inference clear" bery charges have been returned troversial foreign policy before Evart." Judge J. C. that the secretary had Grayson—Polic,0 Chief John- Fulton. mond were in Iceland with a letter Clem on charg:s of possession made up by the Jefferson county grand to President Truman—a pursing his mind that if he coudn't talk son Dickerson said two Carter Kentuckians Warned Benjamin "Benny combat team three months be- and sale of whisky as an *LW- escaped jury against but significant reference to ra- about foreign policy that he county juveniles who Automobiles Must Have Denny" Rayborn. 21 In connec- fore Pearl Harbor. From there math of a raid conducted last train the Greendaie Reforma- August Accidents they went on to play a big part dioactive poison WM wouldn't talk about an tion with a pair of recent rob- Another was Friday by Ambrose Metcalfe of This aide also tory were recaptured yesterday Correct State Plates In the victory over Germany as contained in a the Harlan county police force notedthillat Totaled 1,739 beries here that netted more than radio address by Editor-Scient- publication of Wallace's Jeff in Ashland, Ky., and admitted Frankfort, Ky., Sept 19,—(AP) $4,000. a spearheading element of Gen- on a Everts restaannt. that they rebbed a store in —Kentucky residents who um Frankfort, Ky., Sept. 19—(AP) eral George S. Patton's swift- ist Dr. Gerald Wendt, who spoke 23 letter to Mr. Truman and kle The jury yesterday indicted of a "super Smith said yesterday that he subsequent Oneida, Tenn., while they were out-of-state plates on their mo- —Kentucky industrial accidents striding Third Army. -deadly" poison so "will refuse to resign" Madison sqViain fugitives. totaled 1,739 during August, 11 Rayborn and six others on potent a Mule ounce could kill Carden address last Thurman' tor vehicles are subject to arrest, the !lam- Orville M. Howard, revenue com- of which were fatal, L. C. trills, charges of holding up levery person in the United States had presented a very full pip- ing° Night Club a few weeks ago Paducah Firms Sued and ture of Wallace's Pikeville—The trial of Charlie, missioner, said today. Industrial Relations Commis- Canada. views. IWO& Basil and Columbus Compton sioner, said today. which netted about $1,000. Ray- For Wage Deductions Finally. Maj. Den. Alden H Mother Admits pressed doubt that any addilMin- He has instructed department born and four others were Sept. 19—(AP) Waitt, chief of the sno. by the and Dan Collinson, charged with thorough The Louisville area sustained Paducah. Ky., Army's Chemi- setedsty field agents to make a charged in a second Indictment —Cases against the Illinois Cen- cal Corps, frankly acknowledged vmer have done meek MEP the slaying of Mrs. Homer Par- check up on cars that have out- the greatest number. 366. Other April, has been held areas were Lexington 121, Cov- with robbing check eashers at tral System and the Internation- that his experts have worked Killing Her Son than to reiterate. hi one ISM or ,33, last of-state licenses and If a notice Com- hp due to delay in selecting a ington-Newport 104, Ashland- the P. Lorillard Tobacco al Shoe Company. chanted with with toxic agents that hsve another, the position already set to the car owner doesn't work pany plant here of more than unlawfully deducting from wages "power fah very far beyond forth. jury. The case was brought here he told the agents to proceed Catlettsburg 21, Owensboro- any- Kept Beating Him I",000. of employes who took time off thing we had known in previous Said Satisfied on change of venue from Floyd with arrests. Henderson 91, Paducah 29 and In Fit Of Anger, county. Hopkinsville-Bowling Green 40. Rsyborn was arresters by FBI feu the'r work to vote, will be chemical warfare research." Wallace was represented by The use of out-of-state plates Other accidents were not identi- agents last week in a Buffalo, submitted to Circuit Judge Joe Want's remark to a reporter Idaho Woman Says aides as entirely satisfied with by Kentucky residents is large- the arrangement Mayfleid—The 17th Annual fied as to location. N. Y., hotel room where he wire T. Price for a deekdon. was a guarded commentary on Nampa, Idaho, Sept. 19—(AP) which was ly to escape payment of the the address worked out yesterday Purchase Dairy Show will be held staying with his wife and baby. at Schenectedy. N. —Police Chief J. R. McCarthy with Presi- • motor vehicle useage tax, he Mrs. Clint Maxfield has re- Police Chief Carl Pleustis de- Mrs. Hyland Ashby of Slaugh- Y., last night by Wendt, Editorial said today an Idaho farm wo- dent Truman. bare Wednesday, Thursday and said. week. The main turned from St. Louis, where scribed him as the "brains" of ters, Ky., has arrived in Fulton Director of the Magazine Science man admitted inflicting fatal Reporters sated Charles 0. Friday of next Ross, the will be on dairy cattle, "If you are a Kentucky resi- she accompanied her daughter two or three gangs operating to make her home in Mrs. Ethel Illustrated. Injuries on her three-year-old president's press-sec- emphasis St. Wendt retary, about some news but the =titbits also will include dent and dries a car with an Miriam to Maryville College. here. Kemphill's house on Fourth said the poison was an step-son because she "got so stories poultry, farm pro- out-of-state license you have no innocent-looking crystalline tox- mad I couldn't stop beating that mentioned a "deal" and a beef cattle, in that -this for that" homemaker displays and protection in Kentucky. If an had been developed by arrangement. duce, the chemical -corps "That is absolutely 4-H club exhibits. accident occurs you can recover Would Help Most Kentucky Farmers, Mrs. Ethelyn Peterson, 32. untrue." no damages. You can't afford to More Rain Waitt said he did not know waived preliminary hearing and Ross declared. "There was ate which deal or Stanford—Five-year-old Char- run such a risk." the commis- specific poison the speaker was ordered held for district anything resembling a yester- sioner declared. was referring to, so he declined court trial. Her husband, Melilla deal and I can say that from les Hall, Jr.. was killed Weather Past Week Was Fairly Favorable first hand knowledge." when a team of horses ran Howard also warned dealers But to speculate how it might be Peterson, 24. also charged with day spread. wild pulling • load of hay on to stop improper use of their murder, was granted a continu- which he was riding. The youngs- plates. ance until Sept. 30. PRESBYTERIANS TO of small {rains, is still In progress, but mostly The two are accused of killing I? ter, son of the Rev. Charles Hall, There is evidence that many More rain generally is needed able seeding Joe Louis Earned HERE EUGENE DANIEL of Fairview Baptist dealers are using, or permitting over Kentucky. the weekly re- coyer crops, timothy, alfalfa and the crop is being cut and housed Peterson's three-year-old son, pastor under Ky. Sept. 19--ntP). church near here, fell under the use of the dealer license plates crimson clover were accomplish- as rapidly as possib:e Phillip Wayne Peterson. port of the 1?epartment of Com- labor conditions. The $103,611 For His Prosecutor V. K. Jeppesen --Kentucky Presbyterians hold- wagon wheels and was crushed. for family use ane long distance ed in the state. Soy beans are present ing their merce weather bureau states. Lit- for hay is in eondition of tobacco in barns is said Mrs. Peterson told him she convention at Centre driving. The law prohibits use good and cutting Two-Minute College byre were scheduled to LexIngton-erayette county of dealer plates except for dem- tle or notirain fell over the west- progress. Considerable lespecie- generally good. Some damage Fight ducked the youngster in an ir- to the crop in parts of New York, Sept. l0—(A),- rigation ditch, then seised hear a.talk today by the Rev. health officials hide, worked to onstration purposes, he said. ern andy north-central sections za and some alfalfa and clover occurred him lugene made Franklin. Owen and Henry coun- Heavyweight Champion Joe by the heels and banged his Daniel, former army check an outbreak of diphtheria The 'field staft was also in- and In the extreme east, but hay of good qual'ty was chaplain and a war pr'soner of Pastures, forage crops and Sea as the russet of a hall storm Louis received $103,611.89 for his head against a board. Is a series of inoculation clinics structed to check on motorists moderate to heavy precipitation the Germans, who will discuss report of two new who continue to carry old license gardens vary greatly in propor- September 13. knockout of Tami Mauriello in allowing the two "war relief in Europe." yesterday A total of 18 plates on their cars. Some have was reported in Pulaski, Rowan tion to the amount of moistur The corn crop is mostly in minutes and nine seconds Miles condi- at Yankee Stadium The Weather p oases now have been reported in an old plate on the front with a and Mason count'es. In the soil but as a whole they fairly good to very good lest night, fair and pasture; tion. Some early corn was cut while the unsuccessful challeng- Kentucky—Fair with little Local Oldise Vote Is Set the county this year. This °an- new one on the rear and the Temperatures during the past average only average of five cases other way around. The law re- week averaged near or slightly are short and drying up. and shocked and some rutting er got 13604 for his appearance change in temperature gastight; Mt Illegang— Montgoni tlered' to an county over the Last five-year quires a single new plate on the Wok normal. The weather was Late potatoes, where planted, and filling of silos is in pro- of less than a round. Friday increasing cleaned= and mega will go to the Per year rather the This was their continued mild. Satutday *• local option kNK Period. rear, Howard said. mostly favorably for maturing average fair. Apples are gress. Late corn ranges from share of a If a car owner with out-of- crops and for farm operations, spotted and vary from poor to milk stage to denting and some gross gate of S336,063, of which Kentucky and TIMINE0110:— Von to determine whether Travis is visiting state plates remains In Kentucky exeept that in some scattered very good. Picking is continuing. ie now made. Weather during the the net total was 11269,029. Thg Fair and redid tonight. Friday legal isle of alcoholic John Mack Federal naestly will be continued in the his mother in St. Louis. Be will more than 30 days on badmen or sections the soil was too dry and The tobacco crop le good ia lest 'week has been decid:dly taxes on the gate were sunny west and ventral to Nashville as a reed*** he must purchase hard for plowing and seeding. occasionally excellent. Some favorable for the development $59386 and the State taxes $15,- pertions, paffily eleady extreme Medea officials expert II KY. Ito from St. Louis vole where he will enter Vanderbilt. Kentucky tap, Howard said. Some plowing and consider- !priming, topping and suckering and maturity of late corn. 617. east portion.

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Miss Willie Dean 'Simpson and ent were Mettismee Clentun Miss Ethel Fonda,/ spent yes- Meacham. Ben Evans, Abe Jol- At DM in Paducah shopping. FULTON DAILY LEA Joe Davis, Berry Murphey,'terday ley, anti Jasper Fr DAILY SINCE 11111 Liuyi Moore, L Edgar Drysdale Clarence Pickering, Sunday for Memphis 400 Maln Street, Pillion, Kentucky. Vowell left A WEEK _DAY EVENING. Paul Hornbeak. J. N. Maddox , they will enter State MUSSED EVERY oaseNN where rut ASINUNIIION ABOON Out-of-town members were Mem- Collies. Lac weraariato [olive Teachers Ninny iNs sorrow dames L. J. Ooode, Washington, Mrs. J. C. Wiggins and Mies PNOLIMININ Louis- yester- 1. M. D. C., Henry AlexAnder, Melilla "Pent irync !tent.eiti •Under Me of ._Cogslesile of Midi Louisville; Martha Ellbeeed m second class matter et Pekoe, ville; Nora Aluxander, day in Memphis. *75,0 saatioN. T. K. Williams, Paducah; Nor- over NATIO( 1111111 MATS SOX IN INAllairiall abasanierreei man Terry, Mayfield. Other In guests were Mesdames L. 0. the I to use for Guy °Ingle., Winfred corn' The Ageociated Press is exeluelvely entitled Bradford, MENSES OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS: bail aegis published. Innis Dobbins, Louts- dspetchei credited to this paper and also Os Shepherd. • reproduction of all news vele: '1' M Pittman, Memphis. All members were present es- All Porter Embarrasses GOP cept Mrs Ous Bard, who was out Farmers Welcome Festival of town. A Will enjoyable afternoon was When Cone.essman Nobel J. uvegory An dark tobacco growers of lower Western ioo, had spent and late in the afternoon :The in Fulton last week he said that he. accept Mayfield's were the host:ss served a salad plate. Kentucky will doubtless heard the repoits that the Republicans partici- their nt- Chamber of Cornmerce invitation to making a strong effor. to persuade on the First District, W. PERSONALS in a tobacco festival to be held there oUnce for Congrese for pito withdraw. For v- opening of a re- E. Porter. eiopkintville, to Noe. k to celebrate the been cir- is the geed eral weeks that report hrt been Mrs. R. H. Wade jitemted market. been difficult, really 11.- of Mrs. Wel log in -Bowling of being culated but It has Id has held tee distinction down en tiw report Green. fin tobacco possible, to get the low it the best and largest dark Republic in argot f- Mrs. J. W. Little remains ill St EE/Ell! The to- One version is that the M Kentucky and the Nation. Mr P.trter hem her home on West street. for latten is anxious to remov. Looney people are to be congratulated embarraes- Mr. and Mrs. Charles MESE the race because his candle cy Park avenue ee a, quarter of a million dollars for favors have moved from Ing to the Emublicans. His plait trm avenue. warehouses and for other purposes to •ns Commercial the financing of goys:mm.(7nm.. operate laugh Kane left yesterday for faelliees for handling tobacco. enter- the through lotteries and other gambling the University of Kentucky, Lax- the market, the better the farm- :en =letter prises. It II a fact that Mr. Porter has b ingtoo. l o!Unite. All will look forward to this :1 tl an advocate of that sort of governme , end tor a bette- mantel °tie financing for several years. Re has made or two unsuccessful races whle advocttlig fresher! Tags Letters Are Welcome that program. Fed it—it's Tow that the ':e- Frankly, the 'Leader doubts richer! Save-to its newspaper eut it-it's '.Om departieent of a good daily publicans are anxious to get Mr. Porter the new peke! has sot been developed since of the race because of any poPcy he is advo- large in nt of the Leader has been cating in hl: plutfome In toe first place. the oolumn in ariIs ione the Letters to the Editor Leader thinks that the Republicans are not Z view. on pedels readers may torus their so concerned about the platform their can- hatters uf general interest. didates run on as they are in winning. from eKe Mats to invite such contributions Everyone knows that Mr. Peeler has no soon as po-vible (Lod as often the Congressional race in the gee INI.d.1111111 chance to win MOON BMWS o deihrod. First District. It seems more logical that the and community in removing TOWN - 1110211011111,- item of civic Republicars would be interested held, the veneers being Tara ft) MI unnoticed for the °b- his re- Del Me NIl. Ritti0o01 owe, Eel interest go Mr. Porter from the race, predicating in Provine and Myrtle aware. @fol- i (aft cannot YR ORM illies regain that a newspaper moval on the thought that should the Republi- SUPINIE lowing 'this a brief burunes ses- every- 1L TREK* eleite man- dt necessity po everyithere and know cans give the Democrats no opposition in the sion MA held by the free Dr. and Mrs. e. C. "realm& Mathew, who thing. it is env desire that readers feel First, the Democrats meld thereby stay sway ager, belle Jewell and were hosts at &nig Immo semper laming next week to attend a call to Mr attention any snob matters, from the polls on e:ectign day giving the Re- is news Cletuelp national convention in Denver, that they colliment on local or national publicans a break in elle .Senatorial contest for the limit= news- looney int Idea It *Mr triemo Colegedo. 'MIMI appears In our piper or other That the meat in the ormenut. The fewer Doi:i- Pion Congressional on Abe Idit~ *OM/ mitate that vote In the The membene.didir wines and the scope of our Republi- floSTESS .1=e. will be no limit to District, the better the chance the guests were: Mr. aIke* s. liCIRD0(18 Within reason, CLUB kileee to the Editor column. cans have whining in the state. Kentucky State ibillmellielde TO tansesus POPULMt BRANDS too great, for of &rugs was hostess ete too trine, none We will not get exc'ted about reports Consultant, Richmond; DP. mid Mrs. J. C. 01° 4111:g afternoon to the old!, carton $1.55 and euggfltiona. any nature concerning the Republicans' acti- Mrs. J. 0. &untie* Mimes; Tuesday CIGARETTES, PEW de- Dr. members of the Thimble club at Skiiilasaft We must reserve the right to vities in the First. We are excited about the Dr. V. A. JaakeendOMoilem: KROGNIWS GRADE "A" LARGE Waal aushmit,ler. and her home on Carr stzoot. The: any libelous material and we will not existing among Democrats. and Mrs. ltas apathy Mrs.Glenn anisart, Dr. and Ms. home was attractive with ar- - to& letters. Names will be with- the Republicans are 'do- The EGGS,carton dozen Print Knot:mem Regardless of what Rummell Redd, Or. and Mrs. An- rangements of fall flowers. held from peaition at the writer's request. ing here, or are going to do, the Demerits and Km tr. a. afternoon was spent in remin- COUNTRY CLUB CREAMERY of gelo Oen, Dr. Lesimier Atka forward to the start will organise in the twenties of this district Dr. S. 0. Dyer. iscing of the days when eae club :The Trines., pound - - Its nwir Mean with a peat ilsal of anticipa- to get out the vote. When the vote Is out on Mts. Mahe Austin and Louise was active BUTTER, in tion. election day the Republicans sing "Katie bar Mame* amisited the hosts Town members that wen:peed- CCIUNTRY the door." earvIng. ------' FLOUR,25-11). /sag. • • imintam 4114be USE SPARE STAMP..-Ple.B, le, to and is istresestors MIMI AP 'Veterans Are Pialcingt 40d.) seal iftwing tat iftielkrr POT WOK WPM SUGAR,5-11ss. Analyst '• Pireige Ohms Harold 0. Wilson, State Supervisor of Trade The beitlalleg deb of ibe CUM 'few days give no- COMM Of the east and Inchatrial Education, has made a report Woodmen Miele of Myrtle Grove wrangling at Parts the members - - 141c lb. bitter that training-on-the-job is being done saes- No. 11 entertained CATSUP,14 -or.Itotde of Bulgaria, Italy and Yu- and their kailliande With a pot ser the fitheEten tactorily to veterans and employers. of Guar- FRAME'S Nely pale prelude to the bigger this luck rapper lithe home , WA am The Federal government has set up and Chap- Secretary K37- dian Myrtle Moore 14-oz. beide - - -121k; liontior Mame* psi IN •eagle• program to supplement the difference be- Gifts were re- CATSUP, supported by a lain Annlee Pete. ar Ibe United elides, tween the veteran's apprentice pay and what by four members who and Foreign ceived &reign office aposennan, a trained employee gets. have a birthday this month. toi:h Union hive SIDIMer Molotov fur the Soviet The thinking and planning behind the Three new members were added frontier Values German-Polish call. Feed tome ef the well taken. to the roll Calmed the and Pack laid to be sound 1146 project seems New the great pew- the supper a contest wasi :more the pule. It and When Thole veterans have had their regular period After CLUB RED TAG-.0AM sow of map draw- COUNTRY ees dispose of the lesser tasks of employment interrupted by service in the confronted with tfic CHERRIES,No. 2 can -39c * in Illierept they will be armed forces. The government has recognised PEAS,No. 2 can - dangers When JOU greMer &acuities and its responsibility to these boys. It is admit- MISCAL UTIMEILIIM setting the limits AVONDALE fiber Ilegomell the matter of ted that returned veterans should have the East. No.24 CAD 30c lit the Na Germany in the opportunity to learn a trade. Many of them PEAS, No. 2 can - - - - 14c APRICOTS, M a nutshell is that The Russian position are not in position to live on the wage which dilitedileleNNT TH that the Pots- AVONDALE CUT GREEN the matter is already settled, industry could pay them for service rendered a "historical decision," can - -- 39c ;Mai coniereme, by while learning the trade. BEANS,No. 2 cans 2for 29c JUICE,46-os. Pollith frontier has Mead Gernuuw's Under this program the pay is supplement- EXTRA STANDAMD decision can be COUNTRY CLUB any wee oonferenee ed until the veteran learns the job and quali- oonfirmation. The then formal fies as a skilled worker at which time the em- No.2 can - 12c TOMATOES,No. 2 cau-15c is that the line SPINACH, contention ployer assumes all of the responsibUity of his Petidasi was only provisional, for exact de- Pay. vs purposes, and that The Leader admits the possibilities of inito treneferred from the areas to be in: of some ef ahese funds. There will be many pesos MIPoland war tate left to the the returns to those who will pro- misfits. Yet ERIN= I; SUNIIIIITE fit are great enough to hastily the expendi- is that the -15c =St, actually happening ture and assistance. gallon cos 79c (ZANSER,, 3 cans - CLEANSER, Sestet and Polish doednimittits, taking ad _ sos .monitso hostage a some loose dashing of the Yalta _ - 25c . end Potsdam accords and the stern truth Stork Wins In Fourth - PADS,2 for - - - control of that the lied Army is in complete 15c limo Sept. IL-(AP.-Enloe Waters PUREZ,4 -gal. 211c ait. the mess !evolved, are presenting the world Godfrey, Ill., beat. the stork three times 2 caw -- - 2k Milli an amiamplinhed fact Which probably and his eutoinobile 5-TtE i (LEANER, a wan the fourth race. eetdd MS he upset by anything short of but the big bird or 10 minutes in $1.09 ' BOON CLEANER,qt. .- 19c *berm' or change in Soviet policy. Water was ahead by five BROOMS,eaek - - major when their the territory east ar the line getting his wife to the hospital Poland were born. ver Order-Western Nelms, has first three children, ill boys, is child, a girl, arrived at the awed some 24000,000 Germans out and The fourth her father oven got the sontirtuing the proems of clearers out all Waters ,home before German population leadotov tells the world car rtarteci FRESH, GREEN, WELL TAIMMIND because the western powers knew of lb. — — — — Sc 'rink down, cotton CABBAGE, Mee; evictIcn end accepted it w'thottt Hcedline: "Restaurant prices this American male, Pte. t 1111/4111 GLOBES LAM proteet they have in effect admitted the giode tip." The long-suffering able to on the bill when he ONIONS, 10-lbs. — — 39e BRAINS, lb. — 1(k valid ley of the iltesslan-Polish,position. at last economise out to dinner, now must pay Molctev dise.gards UM eentence to the tokm family DELICIOUS 11.1111 to: the white shirt he dons before go- Potedrin mooed: "The three heads of gov- more APPLES. 2-lb.. — — 29c EARS,lb. 11c Malin) reaffirm ing to the restaurant. It's a V1010tis circle. ernment milein, ent'ee, LAMGE 'mars paii of THOSE relEillifielE (SELECT) alit elitat 4ht Anal &termination — — — 29. 11 await Me and my big mouth club-Newest members PEACIIES, 'MISTERS, pint - - 89c Vie Molter it Poland should on two Henry county car thieves whose tale Red Tokay GitArES, lb. — — — 2.Sc 401/NOWS 1111111111Miat." The accord Went are 'Vito auto in which they picked up et liabiling the finalin determleation at steallog the . N. Ne. 1 um — lee Ger- hitchlekors Janded them behind the 31c VARVING, it litheadb weetern (remitter, the former two POTATOES, 191be.. met of a line running from bars. COD FMB man teertor:e; FULL OF MILK Eb. — — 39c the Dried tea immediately west of Swinchu- lb. — Iic FILLETS, to the A Springfield. Mo., man was interrupted in COCOANUTS, Gads tied thence slang the Oder over Peter to pay Paul" project. Police COLO. MOUNTAIN GROWN SPANISH merfluenes of the We ternNeste and along a "robbing — 3.54. iron- him away after be robbed one bank to CAILIFLOWER, head MACKEREL,fl, the We:ftn Me see to the Casehoelovak led get money to pay a mertgege held by another Us' x a a Shell be under the administration bank. of the Point) sta.)." was S. State Department could send . Lowe comment a)1-* man If the U. -word message to friend Henry, ROGER painful one three mare' M a 1-capital Monday deen-te only oe scrape we'll be It would med. quote, Silence is leg arr: 1:s suffered Di a shoot Golden, unquote. lier vl • rlme day. `wIFFS'grim! '

Pow Patton tisay Loader, %ism, tassistitly , 1916 TIsoragy Everting, Septensfrer 19, 1946 WYNN Series SIRVICE SMILES YOSHI MOD for the gymnasium Fast 4A Final New Gym Ilossildc said plans Mayfield Gridders Are light But I will be prepared soon and bids lo Start Tonigfit flow will be askea At Lyndon 225 youngsters are 19-1 AP, - About Lcuisville, Ky., Sept YOUR BRAKES ARE IN WONDERFUL at the Kentucky series in the Frankfurt, Ky., Sep, 19 (API maintained The final playoff children's home, near Louisville, Association h, sched- SINCE YOUR CORO ~AAR —4it gymnasium Is to be con- Anierican SHAPE which is called a "receiving" in- uled to v t under way here to- , at the ucted and equipped 1 stitution. night with the Lou'sville Colon- REPAIRED roar:At litucky Children's home S t LS, winners of the association Intana- Lyndon with between/ totaling pennant, meeting the Girl Oteerleaders game is .lat- 71r; 75,000 which have been turned polls indiens. The over to the welfare department. ed for 8 p.m. (CSTI. Are Up For Vote been given the , In announcing the transfer of Jim Wilson has assignment for the Col- the funds yesterday, welfare Ky., Sept 19-c AP - hurling Lexington, by manager Nealo cOlnasissioner John Quertemous A vote among students and tea- eman •9. w Beg 'Cecil, a former Colonel, is chers was scheduled at Henry mound for 1 • to slated to occupy the ' Clay high echool here today gained the fi- girl cheer- the Indians, who determine whether round Tuesday night wanted. nal playoff leaders are defeating Minneapolis in. the to conduct the vote by Agreement seventh a nd decid'ng game of made yesterday after stud- was their series. ents threatened a classroom walk. the faculty's re- out protesting The Megan County Form to approve use girl cheer- fusal Bureau is ordering stoves and illa6ers coke for tobacco growers The cattle In LIT* oar "Moose" Zachem, new Glenn staters, hi •center. Mi.:friers of Angus CongaatulaSes "COMZ ON HOTS, to Loader CEAROE DOWN assistant, te-lst his two wateluttif Barren county are planning THAT QUICK aqd Redbirds ,sire light but last. February. Line Coach Vince guards, 'Billy :Usher, on left, hold a sale next and Mrs. 8. Z. :Meeker on RIGHT",, Mr a. against birth of a son yesterday at In the bept I field liaturday night the By Edd LeBow than eompensated Aiways Brin9 Your FORD"liosseT• i the Fulton Hospital. numb; Martin in 'the opener. spurts Editor that the Redbirds have 4 BUSES DAILY dun-Democrat got a eery good team ous wetbacks who will be hank "We've TO Your Ford Deaber For gaming (This is another 1^ a series ofi pull 1 to bring down once they b spirit, and I lodk for it to dealing with footballl CAYCE AND HICKMAN MAIDENS articles into open territory. Such y us out of a .lot of imies sometime 1P.M. 8:15 P.M. MODEST prospects in the West Kentucky I A.M. le AM. Thaw." Malawi a, a %km law ters as hipslinging Jack during the season," said the raters Conference. Billy Whittemore and 3 BUSES DAILY shifty good-lociking •Cardirril mentor, Oriff'th TO 18—They for Alabama 'n 'the Mayfield, Ky.,.8ept. Vince 'Moose' laohem. foam- who blodked AND 11P- never strikes twioe raILLYPPY say lightn'ng er scbolestic star at Ashland, 1938 Rose Bowl game. Cochran place. But Henry TONVILLE in the same and later a Little All-Amertee /mow. Als clubs have doing business as ought to 7 A.M. 10 A.M. 6:35 P.M. Con- Cochran, back moral-wan th after a three- ralaatian at won Num gum a lee/ aralmes Alt Tiptonville for Rivet, Mayfield coach new assistant coach at Mayfld411., nect at year martime abeam,. hops,t hat knew how to' out- CaP' Huddieston Motor Co. and Cochran -has turned the 4.41: because they Bogota, and Dyersburg. -fast offersive ai- scrap th-lr opponents - his lightning tire Line over to the likeable exid Tour local agent Phone Phoar 42 Fukoa, Slay. tack will strike opposing teams Zachem ita Strong point—and Mao Shout pull enthuadatic Moose. LINE enough during the season to to have a lint that la the tightest-1n The Cardinal 649 BUS rigorous determined of the the Cardinals through a chatege lineup will be the oentor quick on the Coeh- schedule. to =elle up for the line. In Silly "Red" Wolfe, task "We hope a great Cochran faces a terrific of weight by getting the ran and Zachein have maohloe lack In cen- of rebuilding a 'football on our larger opponents!' competitor. experienced For sev- jump 180- at Mayteld high schcol. explateed. 'Sy doing ter play, who weighs only First Game grid-boys Zachem ers' s:asons now. the a Mg man can be moved pounds. His tmderltirgY, 190- z.nd smaller this auch a . have grown smaller very eesily by a smeller fellow!' pound Bob Creason, Is of Season the Cards 'be shifted in stature. As a result, Zeobeen ought to ....ow. 0. good athlete he May outweighed from spot. will prot-ibly be played a very fine tackle 'sr to another pounds pei. man of Wolfe are Dye to twenty three seasons, said outoharese On either /113e by each oppenent. him front rerappy but estperienceci weight is more men outweighing 148, .and Illut Me lack of twenty to fifty pounds. He OM 0;enn Stokes, using his head. He hopes Other, 100. Zachernhopesloluive It by to do develop a line that can do tHenley and Wright ready to inn Dsher NOTICE the same thing. alternate duty here, 'Dr. C. Miele Ball anamenels two itardinals tip the and Stokes are standouts. Is Only are wide- that Sm. IMAsey H. Ow to more than 170 pounds. The 'tackle posts in I scale 'between sev- sew a/modified edits Ma They are Donald Copeland, an open with a him die gratrtlee of emend ersodl- Hedge, eral 1110-pound boys—Ted Craw- ex-Ilartne. and Jimmy Dub- clue. Offices located at 3412 tattle. an fed die lord, Hal Wright. and Hal FRU)tY 150.4a1nd The Walnut street, Fulton. Ky. is More provaihnt lin—leading the parade. The beef Ilhoreetie Dr. Dyer, a graduate of than in any nrestaarantt Bedded''kat Mehl* boarborough was here 150, University of Louisville, this is one kind to the Army. Jimmy Clark, the Only while NIGHT moistly discharged from that even the OPA emit do is acertetnig lor one Bank after age Johnny .3.inzste Asa...w.wa mow Medical Corps about Chester Matrinick and •emewww anything the eltre• veers service. Prior to has a total of 44 Baker are Mb cendldatose for Cothran hoping 7:45 P. M. çi — _ vomit filve MISItary duty, Dr. Dyer drilling daily, and 'ether er.d. Cochran is "Of course it's Owe with gobe caw lirounpters those qrai eimingeOga to 'have a fairly represen- he will be able to reinforce hargdies. leePes the eeason Is far million donate" deselle gala tative team ready to take the flanks before _ along. Me Asia% Aiwarverad where hts reinforcements are September com'ng from, however. While the first-string back- field is pretty well set with Cope- land, Heflin, Whittemore and 20th Griffin, several other luta hew been displaying promise, and will PARK be used fret ueetly. Elvin Smith, FALitHilp •111 Stealer, doe Hamilton, and Silly Babb will give the Cardin- als more replacementa in the Ilackfield than they have for lase FULTON BULLDOGS ibse Given a few breaks, Mayfield ilhould be able to inn at least —VS— Wes seven of its ten-game schedule, although local fans Would probably settle for a .300 season. TENN. The schedule: TIFRONVILLE, •-• 39e Tenn., home. Sept. 21—Martin, 41.1c - 25e Sept. 27—Paris, Tenn., Name. A1/1111/99ION — •-• ?Se Oct. 4—Minvay away. 30c Oct. 11—McKenzie. Tenn., PATSY THE ADVENTURES OF away. sa vuceusds 11°0:11cet.. 18—Hopkinsville saw 'home. am) pailA ..:ttalt:4113:a4 S Oct. 25--Princeton ....,111tWocitt,4%511 LEAD WzR TWEGEISSAP COL 44ELP IOU iST'NOM Nov. 1—Madleonville away. eae...iesi .m woOLD EVEu gee, Nov. 8—Fulton home. Go so ella. AS re PLAN /ante I MICE Of-VW. Nov. 15— (Jape Girardeau WM PAIWE MAO Thrills! IT REALLY Action! erenay. MOW! in - - n-11.5c BUT.- Nov. t28—Tnghnian home

Bighteen homemakers in Ma- me county purchased lap tables as time and labor savers in 'doing various 'kitchen tasks. AUTO RACES 1.5e New Speedway Track - Maw Arm H.L HMV DAILY DOAILS - Ittir REALTY CO FUN it) Atli FAIR GROUNDS , 19c A'— - NAPPY MST FULTON WILL ADD ZEST TO 141 5Emosi U4CATIOW 2:00 P. M. ravage Apartment house on Carr • 5Sc Street. I samotarent vacant Oct. 1st. A good haves:wient. cse 6 room house, 155 Jackson, P..- 1915 to 2 families. 6Th renting SUNDAY, OCT. I session of I Apartment at Itlet. 13, if it Illiabas) once. $3,550.00. the Following Fonda". — 19c (Will be Held Par Oltaine 5 room house on Central Each 'Finked Also Good Itikapeistt 141pollar le Forest SOc On 7-ft. — lie Head-And-Footwork 4 room house Admission 5 room house in diceville for $2,5011*1. On Sale At De Myer Jeweiers — 89c Tickets Slaw several good ham to YOUR TICKET FROM WV ILIRE111101111A fames- OR YOU CAN HUY — lee Aire. Nice home on large let. —Spored Ivy lime savage Wilding with — 39c lights and water. Could be used for a business Mace. g1,775.110 will handle. LEGIONLEGIQN . 35st AMERICAN Something nice pi a hem, - ' FULD*,EPlIU on Walnut street 'far 117.0M. ,POST No. 72 Dale for $3,750.06. 4111MalliaBilgam,

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Thursday Evening, September 19, 1916 Page Four Fulton Daily Louder, Fulton, Kentucky Rhea of be.1, who has been quite Ill :a Mrs. Roland Ray and baby Mrs. H. T. 8:n1th. Mrs. Joe Mr. and Mrs. A. J. BEARS ON RAMPAGE William Jones Clinic. Palestine News have been dismissed. Browder, Mrs T. N. Fields, Mrs. Bristol, Va., and Mrs. IN NORTH MONTANA H. Dyer of Roanoak, Va., have Mrs. A. C. Bacon is improving. J. C. Scruggs and Mrs. T. M. homes after Kalispell, Mont.-(AP).- Bro. Sands and Mrs. Sands returned to their Mrs. Carnell Hancock is slight- Pittman were luaeheon guests visiting their sister, Mrs. E. D. Aroused by three recent attacks CLASSIFIED were guests of Mrs. R. 31 Pewitt ly improved. of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Smith in Keiser and family on Norman on human beings by grizzly bears Sunday. Mr.. J. E. Williams is better. Tiptonville yesterday. street. HORNBEAK in northwest Montana, the Kah- Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Caldwell Miss Ann Strayhorn is unim- Mrs. T. M. Pittman has re- Wallace McCollum, Jack Moore FUNERAL HOME spell Daily Interlake is advocat- WRITERS AND CASH REGIS- attended a homecoming at Lyn- provM3ie. turned to her home in Memphis and Edwin Willingham left yes- laws that Im- ing repeal of trapping TERS BOUGH T-fiold-re ville church Sunday afternoon. Millie Patterson is after visiting relatives here. terday for the University of FULTON, KY.. protect the grizzlies. CLASSIFIED RATES proving. Gus Bard and Mrs. T. M. paired. Office supplies. FUL- Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pewitt, Mrs. Kentucky, Lexington. Mrs. C. C. One bear mauled a camper Jimmie Wallace and Mr. and Jones Clinic Franklin are visiting in St. Louis. i McCollum and Mrs. T. T. Boaz AMBULANCE OLA••11,1110 ADS: TON OFFICE SUPPLY COM- Mrs. badly before it was killed by a Harold Pewiltt spent Sunday Bob Elliott has been admitted. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Lennox accompanied them. SERVICE bullet. Another chased a Minimum Charge 50c PANY. Phone M. 195/tte. Mrs. Earl Boone is doing fine. Louisv'lle last rifle Each Word, One insertion 2c night with tors. Leslie Nugent. returned from Miss Virginia Ann Hill has re- forester into a tree and tore off Two insertions . . 4c • Help Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hardy G. C. Holladay has been dis- night where they attended the turned to her home in Winches- DAY or NIGHT his shoes. A ana,all dg saved two Three insertions ...5c and family attended church at missed. bedside of their son, Morris, Jr., ter, after visiting her mother. hunters from a grizzly by divert- Each additional Liberty Sunday and were guests Mrs. R. M. Cantrell is Improv- who is a patient at the Children's Mrs. George Batts and attend- PHONE 74 ing its attention after the bear insertion, word ...It FARM TENANT WANT703. Make of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ing. Hospital. Morris's condition is ing the bedside of her grand- had attacked one of them. The a share-crop and milk cows. George Hardy. Earl Hedge has been dismissed. very critical. He will undergo a mother, Mrs. Della Lucas Camp- lfiniligainglirreingt CARD OF dog was killed by a blow from THANICIII See Frank Sellars, at Browder's Mrs. Clyde Burnett is confined Joe Peeples is improving. second major operat'on with the the bear's paw. Minimum Charge 50e Mill, Fulton, Ky. 223-tfc. Mrs. Della ,Lucas Campbell is days. Each Word Ic to her bed with an ankle in- next few jury, result of a frail back porch doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Hagan Mrs. E. E. Smith and son Char- ODITUAPITt WANTED: Man for Rayleigh step last Friday. Haws Memorial and son James Howard, spent les of Kansas City, are attending Minimum Charge business in City of Fulton and Mrs. Ed Thompson is reported Mrs. John Featherstone, Clin- Tuesday in Sikeston, Mc. the bedside of her mother. Mrs. Each Word 2c Northwest and South Graves on the del list. ton, admitted for an operation. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ashby of Dells Campbell, who is a pati- County. Permanent if you are Mr. and Mrs. Percy King and Mrs. Heywood Campbell is Slaughters. Ky., were guests last ent in Jones Clinic. LOCAL AND NATIONAL DM- a hustler. For particulars Mr. and Mrs. Herman Roberta better. night of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace NOTICE PLAY ADVERT:SIND write Rawleigh's, Dept Ky 1-81- attended the Fulton-Owensboro Mrs. Harold Simon and baby Ashby on Pearl street. SUMMITTED ON 1.11tOUIE•T 103. Freeport, Ill. game in Owensboro Sunday. are doing nicely. Felix Gossum and Glenn Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Pewitt Billy Bennett has been dis- Weatherspoon left yesterday for TO ALL CAR OWNERS: Burrow --=----- missed. Univer- C.W. •USSICNIPTION MMMMM: and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mob- Lexington to enter the Carrier Delivery in Fulton, • Males ley were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. W. F. Griggs and baby are sity of Kentucky. Real Estate Company Hickman, Carlisle. Ballard, Clyde Burnett Sunday evening. doing fine. Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Riley are Graves Counties, Ky.; Obion, Mrs. William Johnson is im- for their home NOW PREPARED TO CLEAN RADI4T- and NOTICE: Don't welt for the The Homemakers Club will leaving tonight WE ARE Weakley Counties, Tenn.- proving. in Racine. Wis.. after silsling Public Auctioneer 1k week, 5k month, $1.50 crash. Insure now. State Auto- meet with Mrs. Robert Thompson, ORS AND MOTOR BLOCKS with new equipment. Friday afternoon. Lily May McKenney is better. their daughter, Mrs. C. H. Mc- Office Over three months; $3 six months, mobile Muta: Ir_suranee Com- 14.50 year. Mail orders not Lewis Browder returned Tues- Orville Coltharp is doing fine. Daniel. and Mr. McDaniel for ! Don't wait for cold weather to catch you with your Bank pany. P. R. Binford, phone 307, day night from Minn., Mrs. James Grant is improv- several weeks. City National accepted from localities ser- Brainaird, car's motor block and radiator stopped up and Phone 61 ved by delivery agents. In Fulton, Ky.. 210-30tp. where he visited Mr. and Mrs. ing. Jack Wellons, Buddy Steele! towns without delivery ser- W. E. Hallihan for two weeks. Hollis Walker is better. and Paul Lane- left yesterday! waste anti-freeze and time. Thim ervice may be hail We have some extra good buys vice, year $4.50. By Mail on WURLTTZER PIAN08-Expert Mrs. C. T. Tucker is improving. for Lexington, where they will from. Also 35 Mr. HallIhan was a friend of hls Iss homes to choose rural routes $4 per year. piano tuning and repairing. Laura Osborn is doing fine. in the University of Ken- at nominal charge. Smilis within Fulton trade area. when in service. enroll Elsewhere in United States JACKSON MUSIC CO. 131 Mrs. Bill Allen is doing nicely. tucky. If yes weld to buy real estate be $6 per year. me to contact as. South 4th, Paducah, Ky. 217- Clifford Arnold has been dis- 27tc. HOSPITAL NEWS missed. MOTOR BLOCKS CLEANED Charles W. Burrow Elizabeth McNeil is better. W. L Hampton • For Sale PUBLIC SALE: To be held Fri- Mrs. Lena Wade !s doing fine. B. A. Golden Fulton Respite' BROOKS day, September 20, beginning Mrs. S. E. Meeker and baby Lloyd Lawrence has been dis- PIANOS, new and used. Kimball. at 1:00 p. m. At corner of Carr are doing nicely. missed. Goo iwin's Service Station 11110111111111111110111111 Starr, Wurlitzer, also new and 4th Streets, Fulton, Ken- Mrs. E. C. Rice, Hickman, has Mrs. M. A. Harris is Improving. BUS LINE Antique Spinets. We deliver free. Harry tucky. Just behind been admitted. Mrs. E. L. Emerson remains Eddings St.—Phone 1108—Fulton, Kentucky Edwards, 426 South 6th Street, Shop, near Bus Station. 1 lot Miss Opal Elrode has been dis- unimproved. Keptucky to Michigan Paducah, Phone 4431, 219-6tp. of antique furniture. Consist- missed. to DETROIT, MICH. WASHING — GREASING ing of: Sideboards, Love Seats. Charles Irvin has been dismiss- 18 Hours FRYERS for sale. Tub Yates. Chairs, Tables, Picture Frames. PERSONALS fu LT011 ed. 1Maynard's Service Sta- Phone 572-W. 223-6tc. Also other house furniture. Leaves GULF GAS and OIL Mrs. Clarence Weatherspoon tion DAILY at 11:111 A. M. JOE BEADLES. Chas W. Bur- remains the same. Mrs. Ida Miller of Sikeston, row, Auctioneer. 222-3tc. Mo., who has been the guest of MINOR REPAIRS LAST TIMES TODAY • For Rent R. S. Pillow is unimproved. 6th and Lake St. Extension I Bobby Jean Sanding is doing Mrs. Leonard Hagan. has gone KNIGHTS TEMPLAR nicely. to Union City to visit relatives. SICklerS1 HOUSE FOR RENT FitZE In ex- Fulton comrnandery No. 34 Mrs. John Britt and baby are SignerS1 change for chores, or would Knights Templar will meet in doing nicety. like to have woman come live stated conclave Thursday, Sept. Mrs. W. H. Wallace and baby as one of family. Good pay. 19, 7:30 p. m. Action ale peti- are doing nicely. See J. C. Owens, Little Breezy. tions and other business. Mem- Mrs. S. L. csruthers and baby Phone 1094-J-3. 221-fhp. bers urged to attend. Sojourn- have been dismissed. ing lir Knights welcome. FOR RENT: 6 Room House, and C. I. Benedict, E. C. oohs wise ones wamneJ 47 bath. 4th & Eddings. See Burt Cleo. C. Hall, Rec. Milner 223-2tp. 223-2te. FOR SANDWICHES • Lost or Found To Be Delivered From i Dr. Thomas M. Reid LOST: Between Factory and CHIROPRACTOR C & E CAFE Methodist Church, a Lady's Mem in City Sank Elgin Watch. Return to Reba by the Jhan Pongee at Henry L Seigel Oe. EDWARD. 214-211). Illeass-41 11, 11 to if Evenings-7 ts 3 Phase fi7 In TAXI CO. • Serviee Flamaatie Therapy name KM ALSO FOX NEWS ElmViral Treatments Miniammummiii ADDING MACHINES% TM FRIDAY and !NALCO FULTON • SATURDAY. A PERSONAL

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