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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 The rP inceton Leader by an authorized administrator of Murray State's Digital Commons. For more information, please contact [email protected]. rsday. sept ILE P!1 Letter w IN(JETON Week Oct First Weekly Newspaper Section Two in Kentucky to be Granted Uncle juju le hird ammail - Associated Press Membership ree.a, vitt Four Pages ook44.i EAD_E fl Kentucky, Thursday, September 12, 1940 No. 11 fl e today ZIW Princeton, ew Iy lo oved ones, Me", Kentucky Needs More Cover Crops 4Y" elderly Urges More Newest Genius, 8 Years Old tten lion, swot f Percent of cultivated crop thee* are acreage seeded Cover to winter cover crops Ignorant Iplents of the ter Makes Adults Look s t purled. The sow On 1939 ev.motes By Russell Landstrom 12. and the For Ky. Associated Press Feature Servica ps CD alio!, are e 0 to 33 CHICAGO—A boy just 8 years es.s CZI 34 to s of $35,000,000 66 old, with slicked-down hair, mis- nually in Soil Fer- Ell 67 to 100 chief in his eyes, and a facile is radio's newest oracle. When Mrs. O. 0 y Reason for tongue, urham, N. He's Gerald Darrow. He hat appeared' to 'se on Erosion astounds adults with the extent e -- of his knowledge about every- found that it aPPed around a ugh a lot of complicated thing from Greek mythology ti h agricultual experts have the habits of rare fish. His father, Joseph A. Darrow, Roy Roberts, sells that it takes Mother an industrial efficiency man, store in Bayard, to pro- hundreds of years gives him unks in helps teach him and payment soil from parent d Inch of practice quizzes. An aunt, Miss then sells them but almost any Kentucky 4..,C WO,+AL AD. ,,,,, A.• Elizabeth Darrow, has helped can figure out that hard As shown by the map above, a considerable portion of Kentucky's cultivated farm land is left bare during rear the boy since the death of the winter, Kentucky farmers participating rains will carry off more subject to destructive erosion and leaching. It is estimated that his mother when he was 4 in the AAA farm program seeded 760,000 acres of cover crops in the fall of 1939. The state AAA committee hat in one year. months old. points out that farmers can prevent • large part of the annual loss of soil fertility by further increasing prove this to his satisfac- Likes their aereage of protective winter cover crops. He Turtles the farmer has to do is Boy Scout work is credited with tural Adjustment leave the land bare in Winter. Of QuaJ around his own or near- Administration out the State. Extension service teaching Gerald bird and animal aided by the this acreage, or 78 per for a field that has been Extension Service, 2,400,000 agronomists gave talks on cover lore. From encyclopedias comes has launched a drive to induce cent are left unprotected through p for a row crop—such as crops and Triple-A field men and knowledge of myths anti legends. farmers to use the winter. , corn or cotton—for a few protective winter But no one can explain Gerald's cover crops. nurse crops for grasses and le- State AAA Committeemen dis- and left bare to the ele- power of virtually total recall, his ing soil, cover crops benefit the cussed the 1941 Agricultural Con- during winters. If the William C. Johnstone, agrono- intuition, his logic, his self-com- farmer in other ways, the agro- servation Program with county field is level he will no- my field agent, describes a cover mand. nomist states, All such crops, he soil is thin and poor, and crop as a crop grown during fall andn community committeemen. "With all his interest in scien- says, when properly handled, .• • a hill field he will notice and winter to provide a pro- tific things, he is just a boy, furnish fall pasture which often g gullies and red clay tective covering to land which through and through", says his may be used throughout the Stassen Won't Send otherwise would be bare. Includ- father. winter. Self to I IS bad enough, but, take ed in this category are wheat, Senate As for the boy, he'll talk any the agronomists of the rye, ryegrass, barley, vetch, win- "One of the principal uses of time about his favorite topics. ST. PAUL, Minn., (IP)—Harold ity of Kentucky Extension ter oats and crimson clover. winter-grain cover crops is as He'll confide that he sings while e, there is even a sadder RePorts compiled by John- nurse crops for gasses and le- Stassen, Governor of Minnesota, he reads, is fond of his two pet than meets the eye. Be- stone's estimate, more than 1,- gume in changing a field from In an interview shortly before he turtles and would like to visit the the loss of topsoil, what is 000,000 acres of Kentucky land cultivated to sod crops. In this left for Rushville. Ind., for a Re- Galapagos islands. also will show case, the grasses, except, perhaps He acknowledges that one of distresses his pound the field have been so badly eroded as to publican conference, eliminated Invited to speak to his fellow- isfies him but ,us loss of plant food render them unfit for farming, orchard grass, should be sowed his major ambitions was to fall was especially sur- himself as a possible successor to pupils about them. Distracted teacher. She . leaching. Loss of nitro- and another 1,000.000 are reach- in the Fall, on the cover crop, out of his double-decker bunk, the au- prised and battled when she ex- pound lone, one of the most ex- Fail- and the legumes in the early United States Senator Ernest and that he can identify 500 mildly by a commotion in ing the same state rapidly. amined one of his last year's e foods, will be 25 use cover Spring." the agronomist said. Lundeen of Minnesota, who WRS birds. dience, he paused and warned, plant ure of Kentuckians to papers, darkened with an array pound what it would have been if he point,s out, has been To enlist cooperation of farm- airplane crash. "I Gerald will enter third grade noise doesn't stop there crops, killed in an "If that of curious capitals. The O's wore soil de- ers in the Triple-A cover crop in the fall. He's not an enthusiast pound I has been protected. the major factor in this will not resign and take the posi- won't be any more lecture." He hats, the U's and A's had pre- an effort to prevent such struction. program, inform them of aid the for formal schooling but his life tion myself," he declared. "I will was not disturbed again. posterous beards, and attached to soil fertility—which, it by John- government will provide, and to at school has not been without Reports cmopiled of to the I's were fantastic arms. pound the 1941 program chang- not appoint anyone with the un- its rewards. Stymied by the merchants .t ed, takes $35.000,000 an- stone show that 3,100,000 acres explain arithmetic leaves him meetings step acknowl- penmanship, Gerald prints in a And out o: the pockets of of land in this State normally es, a series of district derstanding they are to Because he was an elfish fashion that sat- pretty cold. that recently, have been held:through- years." , eged authority on birds, he ,was wayward, lb. ky farmers—the Agricul- used for cultivation of crops aside for me in two bag 2-lb lo :32 oz. jar LAST THREE DAYS 2FRP2 REMODELING SALE - Then It's Over! 1. Friday, Saturday & Monday - Sept. 13, 14 & 16 2 dozen about the many unusual Bargains - If you have If you have attended this mighty sale, you know 2 pounds • . not, don't let it end without seeing for yourself • 41b. 44 Mens Fall af 39 pair Mens 36 inch PRINTS 54 inch WOOLENS ice GOO ID we each SPORT OXFORDS FELT HATS Ends On- Odds and each Fast Colors Good Values to 98c Values to 2.98 1 00 Patterns 10c Val- 120 First come first ly about IDASSIJID Sale Price 50c ues While they 721c served Hurry! yards to go Sale 7c rge 7 last ox Mystery — MENS IWORK WORK I BOYS Childrens 50c 1.00 Value WORK Overalls for Knee High SHIRTS Socks I 3 Brassieres Sweaters Princess SHOES Full Fashion SLIPS Boxes 2 1 I Values HOSE to Fri. Morning,9 A.M. 34c 5c 44c for 10C 29C 77c 1.25 25c ___ 14c Dozen First 100 Customers While They Last

Values to 1.98 Mens Fall Values to $2.00 Ladies and Childs WASH PANTS DRESS OXFORDS TABLE WOOLENS RAINCOATS 25c All sizes. All col- Real 1.98 Value 69 Ends 1 77 Sensational 100 1 00 Odds and o r s Sale Good full styles. Merchandise Values to $2.95! Values to 5.00 Actual Values Sale Odds & Ends Sale Many Contain Cash Up to 50c

dOlel pOUnd TOPMOST COSTUME 9'4 19c CLEAN-UP MENS KERCHIES DRESS SHIRTS 4 poundi Values to 35c Sheeting Prints Jewelry Regular 5c Values 1.00 0-1b. bit LADIES RAYON UNDIES 18c 3c Values to 73c Hurry!. Sale 1 Cleanup Price doze' Last Chance at Such Savings. 21c 13c 25c 1 Kentu i. DaysGOLDNAMERSOur Growing Pains Are Almost Better Hurry. Only A few Over - Sale will be over of this Great Bargain In A few Days Feast Left Thursday, sept Leader, Princeton, Kentucky Page Two The Princeton In Bed All Day Tomorrow? 'Safety Parade' Gets Roominess at Low Cost Wanna Stay Maybe You'd Better Princeton Support If Superstitious, — - - people. was a religious one. Contes to Dr. Miller, are good for Times Press Feature writer about Form Of Supplication Prize Local Agency Joins Associated "There were superstitions Cash Thir- property "In ancient times pious people Tomorrow is Friday the crime, adultery and Move to Reduce Ac- a woudej,i cross as a form Workckn Dr. touched our says ent times," ,,,, teenth. rights In olden cidents on Sstreets ghost of supplication," says Dr. Miller. are so super- Miller, "For instance, the a' mg Come people was a prayer. They believed was supposed to in- "It Courle it they won't get Gf the victim of The Princeton schools, business stitious about and tor- the cross cast a spell of good for- shew, it's habit a murderer's soul Tim places and homes this week dis- cut of their beds, and maybe tune about them. And au knock- Louisville it. The for the first time a new as well. If theyAndid, there ment an year. Him played just tended to restrain ing on wood became invitation ec t contest this a good chance some- "Such beliefs 1940-41 Eafety calendar. would be incline- to good luck." lanrgd fromof s 2.the to them. Sci- murderous or criminal rana It's called "Let's All Help" and thing would happen were The horseshoe probably Ls a itectleudbnyg tons at a time when there addeda' ti(I• N)eltRPL:MjCi , ncdl shows a safety parade, Young ence says so. sign of good luck because the AvflinlitlalEtleer stock neither laws nor policemen." e award America leading a parade against "Science deosn't take any horse has been a friend of man, winning p Law- Only A Guess .ese,Stlte. the needless suffering and death. in superstitions", says Dr. commits Pec1 superstitions are dated so Dr. Miller says. a a rn faces and hap- of the University Many Clear eyes, bright rence W. M:ller authen- Other things, like four-leaf psychologist well far in antiquity nothing py smiles of these healthy young- of Denver, a ciovers, are good luck symbols be delive hu- tic is known of their orgin. It's - must sters show that they belive that versed in the reasons behind Department how many modern because a series of coincidences .tion All Help" parade will only a guess their "Let's man behavior. p:.obably occurred in which a -Journal and Tim them and their chums from "Nevertheless, if you are des- ones were started. keep com- person had good luck immediate- rnianight Septem. something is go- "Some students say the , hospital cots. perately fearful ly after he found or otherwise thewh jhud • Friday mon superstition that it is bad Surely the plague of motor ve- ing to happen to you on which three on a match handsome association with, a hicle accidents is giving way to the Thirteenth, it is well to stay luck to light the wars", fourleaf clover or other object. lexhibition Septe and in- had its orgin in recent , on e the educational efforts In bed. Magic the p. Miller, From Days of Black , remain open to tensive drive for Safety First. "You may be so upset you'll be says Dr. w his cigaret Similiarly cats and witches are October 6. Prize There were 39,843 deaths from Associated Press Feature Service your guard or you may con- "If a soldier lighted • off symbols of ill luck. Incidentally, announced in in WITH bedrooms, two bathrooms, closets aplenty and a fear and kept the match burning long . be auto accidents in 1937, 32,400 THREE centrate so deeply on one gravure - a family or more other says Dr. Miller, the black cat su- rne unIsthrrootwos, , 1938, and 32,100 in 1939, with pre- full basement, this modified Georgian colonial house is that your alertness to other dan- enough for two 'J'ogleu light, enemy sharp- perstition dates back to the age mber 29. liminary figures for 1940 indicat- hcme, a housewife's dream. gers will be diminished. men to get a careful of black magic when darkness ntest is open to ing a further decrease, despite Its original cost (approximately $4,000 in Grand Rapids, Mich.) entirely different shooters had time to take co "Something a symbol of erne things. photographers in Is exceptionally low, considering the roominess and advantages of and aim and fire upon the match was ELIZABETH HICKS an increase in auto milage. from what you had expected is People looked askance at any- California is area. There Harry Anderson, painter of this the design. (Cost does not include price of the lot.) planned a defense against may holder." golfer, 'c tiana its on wood to thing black. major threat any photogra, picture, the same displayed on There's more than a touch of New England in the home, with happen and take you unawares. People who knock to Cham et and feature. intruding, usu- In one state a recent study dis- Jameson in many Photogra the calendar, has achieved na- perky lean-to effect. The attached garage is a desirable Thus trouble catches up with you keep ill luck from the aminens ter as archi- made a boast closed 4,000 superstitions held by tournament es, provided all tional prominence in his ability The home was designed by Paul Schweiker, Inc., Chicago Friday the Thirteenth." ally after they have to be pia • on citizens. October 1, to make boys and girls as they tects. Further information, plans and advice on financing may be according are observing a ritual that once ‘nrious 23 to 29 at Pebble Bead en since Some superstitions according are; to catch their wnims and obtained from the nearest Fedreal Home Loan Board office, or you mounted moods. may write the Federal Home Loan Board, Washington, D. C. ,tions. Mark Cunningham, manager of Pleasant Hill tional campaign to remind child- Orders the Service Insurance Agency, ber is the natural seeding date Navy Places CITY EMPLOYEE Will Be Boys, ren and adults alike to work for distributors of this calendar, for bluegrass under wild condi- By Willie Stromaft safety." and says: "We hope this picture tions and is, therefore, the best For 201 Warships Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Hunter NPORT, Ind. "Recent research shows that Hunter, Evansville, LAUDS Logansport tightens people's heart strings, time for seeding it by hand. Mr and Bob RETONGA • Boyer of us that we must be pre- only 20 per cent of the accidents were guests of Rev. and Mrs. Boyer of ne reminds Professor N. R. Elliott, land- Contract i n harles to stop quickly should a occur within Largest Albert Kemp Sunday. gave birth to pared involving children scape architect at the University FOR RELIEF , both child run before our school," Mr. Cun- Cost Na- Mrs. A. E. Brown, in St. Joseph's thoughtless four blocks of of Kentucky, recommends the History to Mr. and ,,e day pointed out. "The re- Mr. and Wes. are not rel • car". ningham use of high grade Kentucky blue- tion $3,861,053,312 Princeton, visited e women automobile accidents in per cent of accidents "Of maining 80 grass seed weighing at least 21 Jim Brown Saturday. Had Tried Many Other Medi- were so slow I 71 per I had to which children are killed, happen while children are away States pounds a bushel. cines Without Success, I laxatives and I'd FOR THE LE cent occur when they are cross- from school. This indicates a get a (By Associated Press) Mr. Webster. Eats and Feels ing or playing in the street. This hmoe to guide children in play On establishing new lawns the times I could hardly WASHINGTON — Announcing Friendship News Like New Man is a part of our educa- in the seed can be sown at the rate of calendar need for safety education letting in its night I couldn't sleep 40 pounds an acre, and on re- the largest contract activities." placed orders the morning I felt Immo, seeding old lawns at the rate of history, the navy Mr. and Mrs. Norris McAllister, Every day scores of well-known ships to cost a weak to 10 pounds an acre. Tuesday for 201 Earlington are visiting Mr. and men and women swell the ranks work. TUCK "In many cases it may be ne- total of $3,881,053,312. Mrs. J., B. Denham. of the thousands who already re- "Now, after taking acted immedi- September is Time cessary to treat soil with lime- The department Mrs. Orline Nucen visited Mrs. ported Retonga gave them happy can eat a hearty mal HEATR after President Roosevelt without suffering PPIF stone to overcome acid condition ately Vider Brown last week. relief from distressing symptoms .DDYVILLE $5,251,- To Plant Bluegrass and with a complete fertilizer to signed at Hyde Park the Mr. and Mrs. J. 0. Croft were due to insufficient flow of gastric gassy stomach. Retona apporpriation furnish plant food for the grass. 000,000 defense in Princeton Saturday. juices in the stomach and slug- live effect was mild a4" which congress - and filewvi on factory. I sleep well It is always safest, however, to measure gish elimination. Mr. William H. a r e action day Lawn Bulletins a simple soil test made be- -completed congressional naval to Webster, 1425 Hellem St., trusted I am ready for an have mately 2,400 airplanes, John Wayne Available at County fore using limestone application. Friday.. cost about $108,000,000 was in the employee of the Henderson City day's work Retonga is worked swiftly 4 GRAPH TRAIL PAINT If a fertilizer to used, it should The army also final stages. Park Dept., is among the latest medicine I've ever tan Agent's Office and Stephen Plus not be applied until later in the on contract awards Completion of these negotia- to come forward with his en- Retonga is a gastric press secre- Warren William pRICE fall, preferably November," Mr. Early, White House tions would bring the total of Retonga. tended to increase the September is the month to sow dorsement LONE WOLF tary, said at Hyde Park that war gastric juices in the Kentucky bluegrass seed. Many Graham said. amount of money involved in the "For three years I suffered MEETS A department orders totaling $524,- remove ton TAGS home owners believe that be- September is also the month current series of lettings to $4.- miserably with loss of appetite, help nature be in 000,000 would be completed in a the bowels. Get cause Caldwell county is not in to watch weeds that might 000,706,1312, they reported. gassy stomach and constipation," from them days. at DEM Mon the Blue Grass region they can- the lawn, in order to keep few declares Mr. Webster. "I could Retonga today with the ship contracts, Bob Burns have nice bluegrass lawns. from going to seed. Seeds pre- Along SUBSCRIBE FOR THE LEADER hardly eat anything. My bowels Store.—Adv. not officials S THE DEACON vented from curing now will the navy announced that This idea is entirely erroneous, News - Cartoon 3 in signing contracts calling according to County Agent J. F. mean that many less weeds were mereesmemmismaes. SHERWIN-WILLIAMS the expenditure of an add- Graham. Good bluegrass lawns the lawn next summer. for AMAZINGLY WASHABLE $31,653,500 to expand naval p Wed can be established here with a Lawn bulletins will be furnish- Lionel establishments. Linda Darnell reasonable amount of care at ed to those interested at the - said also that negotia- SEMI seeding time and after the grass county agent's office in Prince- Officials "STARDUST" from approxi- Septem- ton. tion o fcnotracts Aids has become established. Local Agency LUSTRE Fri WALL FIN ISK—X-- . •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Power - Dorothy "The Safety Parade" JOHNNY APOLLO" Q1141./N News - Cartoon

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Hopkinsville, Ky. 21st and Walnut Service insurance Agency HDWE. CO. Phone 490 Princeton Phone 321 11111111111111111111M •••• •••••••• • •••••••••• •i* •• The Princeton Leader, Princeton, Kentucky Tennessee Has Good Framework - -NOW Y And if Sophomores Click - - Look Out TELL C By Rowie's Soured Don Whitehead Neyland's hardest job will be On National Defense Associated Press Feature Service people replacing Cafego. He expects to KNOXVILLE, Tenn.— Tennes- a form accomplish this by shifting his National see has the framework of another WASHINGTON (fP) — Miller. -- great football machine this fall, ace wingback, blond Bob Foxx of defense has made Rosie a discon- lie ved Kentuckiana Dual- but it will take at least a trio 01 Knoxville, into the tailback slot tented cow, for- ual Courier- sensational sophomores to get it s Show of The at least for part-time duty. Mrs. Philander Johnson, who knock- rolling Louisville Times along the Southeastern d The Other tailbacks will be Johnny lives across from Congressional itatton Conference championship track. this year. Nine- (Rhett) Butler of Knoxville, last to police that contest Major Bob Neyland, never a- airport, complained ranging from the 950 zooming students in the Civil verse to taking a chance, is ready year's sophomore sensation who including a special Aeronautics Authority flight- to gamble with sophomores in is a bit too light for regular duty; of $25, will program scare poor Ro- • award plugging the gaps in the Volun- Buist Warren of Miami, Fla., and training the winning pho- sie out of her wits. to teers' graduation-riddled ranks. Van Thompson of Knoxville. r "lewd by a committee Rosie will be chewing peace- -leaf Els first-line men—three backs Two huskky sophomores, Bill fully when students trying land- mbois and two linemen — and several Meek of Birmingham, Ala., and must be delivered ings practically taxi down her ences phs valuable reserves will be missing Chester Robertson of Oklahoma motion Department of groomed spine. Mrs. Johnson said it takes h a from the 1939 conference cham- City, Okla., are being -Journal and Times, veteran two hours to get Rosie into the tate- pionship team which was unde- as blocking backs, but September barn after a bad fright. It's af- rwise nuonight Ike Peel of Dyersburg, Tenn., a automobile feated, untied, and unacored on E. NEWTON, JR., of Anchorage, state champion boy th, lke entries, the judges reserve last year, probably will fected her milk, too. T Drivers a until Southern California turned driver of Kentucky, won a $100 scholarship in the Ford Good show, which will Rosie's predecessor was a de- 1.8• New York World'o ject the them back 14-0 in the Rose Bowl. get the call, League national finals at the Ford Motor pavilion, exhibition Septem- J., fense casualty. She tried to climb Edsel Ford, president of the League, personally an Jim Swartzinger, Garfield, N. Fair, in late August. - Neyland must rebuild a back- when a plan. his award. In this photo Edsel Ford is shown with 18-year remain open to the pub- scphomore, is expected to do a barbed wire fence handed him boy driving s are field hard hit by the loss of Quar- Gene M. Kennard, the Indiana boy whc won the national 6, Prize whi- post scared her, and Mrs. Johnson had old The occasion was tally, October terback George Cafego, the West heavy duty at the wingback championship, and his mother, Mrs. J. L. Kennard. the to dispose of her. Dinner at the Ford pavilion at the t su- le announced in along with Bob Andridge of the League's first annual Champions Virginian who sparked the Vol- Eddie Rickenbacker as principal speaker. The League ournal iutogravure sec- Knoxville and Foxx is not in the Fair, with Captain by himself e age unteers through two undefeated paid all expenses of Newton and an adult sponsor named 29. slot. object of the League knew mber seasons; Sam Satholomew, one tailback for a gala week of entertainment in New York. The open to all four fullbacks in- on the highways by teaching every high school boy ings. test i:. of the best Neyland has is to promote safety and ELIZABETH South's blocking backs to drive expertly. Any boy between the ages of fourteen HICKS photographers in the cluding a promising sophomore, in America may be any. and Fullbacks Len Coffman and eighteen, inclusive, may join without charge. Enrollment blanks California golfer area. There is no Bill Nowling of St. Petersburg, GOLDSBORO, N. C. (A') — dealer. is na Joe Wallen. obtained from any Ford, Mercury or Lincoln-Zephyr major threat to 'c photograleher Fla. If Nowling continues the Goldsboro police, asked to inves- and any The line will return intact ex- ameson in the many photographs smashing play he showed as a along fast and may oust his more tigate a nudist colony, found that of cheese boxes, womea r as cept for Center Jimmy RlIce and ' bull fiddle out tournament to all have of Knox- mates from the the complaint was occasioned by be es, provided freshman Fred Newman experienced orange crates, a hickory limb, a 23 to 29 at Tackle Boyd Clay. the nightly baths in a creek of a Pebble en since October I, 1939 ville probably will be shifted starting line. and an hot night watchman. LEXINGTON. Ky. (A') —There mop handle, a washtub mounted according to from the regular fullback post to The center duties will fall to tired and was a little confusion about first post. It worked so well do wingback duty, Captain Norbert Akerman of old fence names when Jean Douglas and high All - American Rd Molinski of Louisville, Ky., a fine defensive Deep Water that they used with the Gen Kinnaird were married. The Massillon, 0., and Bob Suffridge player, and his understudy, Ray Ruin Stills school orchestra. bridegroom's ::ather and mother of Knoxville will be back to pa- Graves of Knoxville. named Gene and Jane, and position, and Ed The Vols will meet their first MARION, N. C, (W)—Flooding are JP—Mrs. trol the guard his appotontment as Se- when waters in McDowell county did the maid of honor was Jean El- Since and Cifers of Kingsport, Tenn., and major-league test Oct 5 Boyer of Logansport folks never liott. cretary of the Navy, Colonel Jimmy Coleman of St. Albans, they clash with the Duke Blue what the prohibition les Boyer of nearby name at ends, eli- Devils, a game that will reveal were able to do. Sheriff Grady Frank Knox has had his gave birth to boys W. Va., will return both champs or Nichols reported the rampaging Found: masthead of hos- minating worry at those spots, whether they are still removed from the e day in St. Joseph's streams washed away about every Park Need A Tackle just another country ball club. One City Daily News, of which .e women are not related. the Chicago Alderson, W. Va., Alabama's Crimson Tide and still in the county. edi- ,I w Abe Shires of he was editor and publisher, and ere so stow I had to rank with CLEVELAND, 0. (P)—This city ates: a wheel-horse at left tackle for Tulane's Green WaVe eetsi Solve Housing Problem up to find it owned a park has turned•thesmanagement over laxatives and I'd get la two years, will be in his old posi- the Vols in most pre-season pre- woke a real estate man pointed members of his staff. times I could tion, but a wide-open fight is in dictions as the heavy-weights of when to three hardly erosion Clerk supporting tackle job. the Southeastern loop, with Ken- BALTIMORE (IP)--8011 it out on a map. Property The Daily News is night I couldn't sleep prospect for the other Wildcats placed as an up- and duffer golf have their good William Wheaton found that the Willkie. own Sophomore Leonard Simonetti of tucky's the morning I felt ••••••••• points. Ask the mountain goats city council had approved the New Philadelphia, 0., has come and-coming dark horse. • kir weak to work. at Druid Hill park. Park Super- dedication of it in 1926. It had In a humanitarian effort to put re_ "Now, after taking NTUCKY The last census of New South intendent Robert Jones says been forgotten. his sick cat out to his' miser)', 265 to 300, 6.45; 150 to 175, 6.20; ppy Can eat a hearty Wales, in 1938, showed roughly t:iree new stone goat houses Have Henry Atkinson of Berkeley. HEATRE 300, 5.70; 120 to 145, 5.40; head Without suffering Over 1,380,000 males and 1,356,000 fe- been built at the Druid Hill zoo MEI It Worked Calif., fired at the animal's 4.90 to 5.50. . tric gassy stomach. Re DDYVILLE Roughs, males. from stones and rocks from the at close rasnge. The gun exploded tive effect was mild nearby Hillsdale golf course. Rain LOGAN, 0. (A') — Not having and Atkinson received a frag- cattle market Patrolman Thomas Moran of up some stones. Poor the money to buy one, Elmer Neil ment of metal in his chest, while Ii factory. I sleep well and The Princeton The Maoris, the aborigines of washes week Cleveland had a novel experience made a ted I am ready for '. day was reported steady this into 20 golfers excavate others. and Glendale Robinson the cat was unhurt. He lurprised and New Zealand, are divided I day's John Wayne with last Monday's sales, 944 the other night. City work, Retoriga ii en- tribes, analagous to the Scottish TRAIL" the following arrested a burglar who had test medicine I've ever GRAPH head moving at clans, tered a store near his home. en- Retonga is a park Plus prices: 11.50, was his first arrest during 25 tended to increase the Warren William Long fed steers, $10.50 to steers, years on the force. Moran was gastric juices in the NE WOLF (none offered); Short fed fat off duty at the time. help nature remove MEETS A LADY" 8.70 to 9.80; Good quality qua- from the bowels. Get steers, 8 SC to 10.00; Medium to 8.00; At Syracuse, N. Y., 15-year-old Retonga today at Da Mon lity butcher cattle, 6.90 Bobbie Parker of Tulsa, Okla Bob Burns Grass fat steers, 7.50 to 9.00: Store.—Adv one of the events in the na- S THE DEACON" Grain on grass steers, 8.00 to won tioonal skeet tournament b News - Cartoon 9.40; Baby Beeves, 7.90 to 10.50; breaking a string of 175 straigh Fat cows, 5.30 to 6.70; Canners targets, Young Parker last yea and cutters, 3.20 to 5.00; Bulls, won the all-around natlona 5.00 to 6.00; Stock cattle, 7.00 to championship. 9.20; Feeder cattle, 6.50 to 8.50; Few persons are aware of th Mulch cows, per head, 25.00 to fact that it ordinarily takes 50.00. • Fri a year to build a standar VEALS: Fancy, $11.10; No. 1, about Power - Dorothy Lamour type torpedo. Naval experts are 10.80; No. 2, 9.00; Throwouts, JOHNNY APOLLO" Interested in developing a new 7.00. News - Cartoon type torpedo which can be bull HOGS: 205 to 230 pounds, $6.90; 8.75; fact that itt ordinarily takes 180 to 200, 6.80; 235 to 260, THE GANG'S ALL HERE... Come On Over!

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Safety for a ote Order yours today! on of all Prince' hide accidents SOUTHERA BELL TELEPHOHE RAD TELEGRAPH c0mmin9 Thursday, Sept. i% P Kentucky The Princeton Leader, Princeton, Page Four -War-and-Politics Hereford Cattle Show Al To-Heck-With Rules For State 1940 Tobacco Festwal W. I and under 3 years: 1st. G. and over: Trappers Given 1. FEMAL,E-4 years Hill; 2nd. Willis Martin. J. Yates; 1st. R. J. Yates; 2nd. R. 6. Mule Colt under I year: lat. I. Lester. 3rd. R. J. Yates; 4th. J. D. W. Satterfield; 2nd. Tom Bar- Law mo. to 47 me., New FEMALE-30 J. Under 2. rett. Insists 2nd. Inclusive: 1st. R. J. Yates; 7. Mule Colt one year and un- Jones; -Steel Trap A c t R. J. Yates; 3rd. Wm. L. der 2 years: No. entries, Anti Lester. and under 3 Cu 4th. J. I. 8. Mule 2 years orous Upon mo., Puts Penalties 3. FEMALE-I2 mo. to 29 years: 1st. L. G. Gray, & Old Methods in Ken- inclusive: 1st. U. L. Lovell 9. Pair Mules: 1st. Wylie Jones 2nd. 11, L. Lovell & Sons; Hearne Harrelson; iminated tucky Sons; & Son; 2nd. 3rd. R. J. Yates; 4th. R. J. Yates. 3rd. Wylie Jones & Son. 12 months: 1st. 10-Trap- 4. FEMALE-Under 10. Single Mule any age: FRANKFORT, Sept. 2nd. ins in Eff under 1st. U. L. Lovell & Sons; Wylie Jones & Son; 2nd. Hearne ping regulations for 1940 Concr Robt. A Fritz; 3rd. R. J. Yates; Harrelson; 3rd. H. C. McConnell ink the new Anti- Steel Trap Law 4th. R. J. Yates. Son. Ne have been released for publica- With bull, 18 3 years: 1st. H. Division of Game and 5. BEEF HERD.-(s 11.1So. Jack under tion by the H. C. ed Road months and, over) (3 females): C. McConnell & Son; and. Fish. H. C. Mc- such as the 1st. R. J. Yates; 2nd. U. L. Lovell McConnell & Son; 3rd. For water animals, of the State's the Brid- Sons; 3rd. Sexton & McKin- Connell & Son. muskrat and the mink, & nang slightly . George. 12 Jack 3 years and over: 1st. be dell rubber-jawed trap, size 1, ney; 4th, C. E. of months and over, C. McConnell Ss Son; 2nd. of the Princ • shall be used along the shores 6. BULL-18 H. 1 U. L. Lovell & Clift; 3rd. H. C. McCon- the • streams, or pond where drowning Registered: 1st. Mitchell y, from water & McKinney; nell & Son. sets may be made in the Sons; 2nd. Sexton line toward Prtn so that J. Yates; 4th. C. E. 13. Best Jack any age: 1st. H. at least 22 inches deep, 3rd. R. about three w drown- C. McConnell & Son. in the animal will be quickly George. A work 18 months- 14. Saddle Bred Stallion: 1st. yin concrete ed. No trap shall be set without 7. BULL-Under McKin- Loyd Wad- feet device. These prevent Registered: 1st. Sexton & J. A. Robinson; 2nd. a point 2.800 a drowning 11tr. exhibit of the New York World's Fair? Why but wring- 3rd. R. J. Yates; 4th. R. J. Engton; 3rd. Mitchell Clift. Florida unless rig not only trap thteving, ney; section when the papa 'Arlin, 15. Pair Draft Horses: 1st. D. Associated Press Feature Service hurry to the financial news offs and injuries to fur.. Yates. of and dems can meanwh 1st. Leroy 2nd. J. A. Rob- of state when we can photographs of Jane Wyman Hollywood of Wirt For land animals, the new 8. 4-H-Baby Beef: W. Satterfield; WHY SHOULD we worry abOut affairs o 3rd. (red who's posing in a bathing suit that resembles yoU-kn representative legholds, which take Lovell; 2nd. Dorothy Lester; inson. Forden in an 1b30 bathing suit chain loop look at pictures of Jean of Miami, Fla., in the paper? Construction used. Jones; 4th. Lucretia' 16. Single Draft Horse: 1st. D. the to get the name e without injury, shall be Jimmie of the one-piece suits) advertising Jones; 6th.I 2nd. D. W. Satter- stripes, no skirt; first For larger animals, such as fox, Jones; 5th. Jimmie W. Satterfield; , said. Jimmie and raccoon, the improv- Lucretia Jones; 7th. field; 3rd. J. A. Robinson. curve in the p wildcat Ben . loop is to be 8th. Billie Martin; 9th. 17. Model Animal: 1st. ed Verbail chain Jones; Secret Weapon? way is the bone of smaller, short- Jones; 10th. Jimmie Wood; 2nd. H. C. McConnell & used, and for Lucretia be ell . Loyd Wadlington. The Greeks Had ch must legged animals, such as skunk, Jones. Inn; 3rd. Saddle Horse: road outside th weasel and opossum, the Epp Herse and Mule Show 18. Plantation A Word For It 2nd. Alvin Lis- loop trap is to be used. 1940 Tobacco Festival 1st. W. S. Sigler; MODERNIZE joined with the Chain LIGHTING be or more Hearne Harrelson. Pre:, Posture) All furbearers may also 1. Brood Mare with one anby; 3rd. (fessoclated concrete or cage side: 1st. D. W. 19. Three gaited Mare or Geld- weapon of all taken in homemade box Mule Foals by Greatest secret This Smart New at the ra Lisanby; 2nd. With . traps, or with the old-ashioned Satterfild; 2nd. Tom Barrett. ing: 1st. Alvin time was Greek fire. more Tort Barrett. the State Highwa deadfall, or with instant killers 2. Brood Mare with one of Willis Dollin; 3rd. By means of it the Byzantine Fixture You Can Quickly side: 1st. Rider: 1st. Louise ruled has ruled. set far back in holes or burrow,. Filly or Horse Colts by 20. Lady or Eastern Roman empire W. Collier; 3rd. Every trap set shall be visited Wylie Jones & Sons; 2nd. G. Kevil; 2nd. Anne the Mediterranean and kept alive officials have and every 24 hours after setting, Hill. 3rd. J. F. May. Orbie Mitchell. classical civilization for 1,000 .le to obtain , under 1 Class: 1st. Jimmie to leany animal found therein killed 3. Horse or Filly Colt 21. Pony years after Rome had fallen LIGHT .f-way fro . unhurt. 1 Jones & Lisanby; 2nd. Martha Lee Cham- instantly, or liberated year old: 1st. Wylie barbarians. rty owner, no Satterfield. Regulations also state that Sons; 2nd. J. F. May; 3rd. G. W. bers; 3rd. Virginia B. The secret was guarded so well Jimmie Lis- , it was sta person shall set any trap on Hill. 22. Boy Rider: 1st. that chemists and military ex- 3rd. another without written Horse or Filly Colt 1 year and anby; 2nd. Chas. Glenn; can only guess its composi- CONDITION .,-r stralg.iLen alnd of 4. perts land of another without written under 2 years: 1st. Dr. Luther Jerry Foster, tion today. at the point 3rd. Louise Eld- Kitchen, Dining aiso that a fine of not less than Nichols; 2nd. Edgar Gilkey; 23. Girl Rider: 1st. Used chiefly as a naval weapon, Your "bend" in the r is the pen- Kelly; 2nd. Barbara Jean from si- $10 or more than $50 Alvin Lisanby. red "Greek fire" was shot Hall, Study, or the con Cham- Alcove, to for any violation of this 5. Horse or Filly Colt 2 years Foster; 3rd. Martha Lou phons hce.alding the flame alty Ye, Mrs. Key trapping law. bers. throwers o: the first World war. Other Room and multiply. need - There is no open season for , live 24, Harness Ring; 1st. Ben Water could not quench it. Pro- trade the The trapping season for V940 3rd. y Carto beaver and otter in Kentucky. As' Wood; 2nd. Jimmy Lisanby; jected from the tubes of the By- ONLY ,. lying farther begins November 24 and closes POSTE the raccoon Ls almost extinct in C. L. Pierce. zantine biremes, it set on fire the but „1„his would 9, 1941, except for the red this State, trappers are request- Jan 25. Pulling Team 2199 pounds ships of the Saracens at Cyzicus -act of the Leff/ which begins December 1 ed, :for their own future good, net fox, and over: 1st D. W. Satterfield; and assured their defeat. No fleet desired by Mr ends December 31. I DAY to take raccoons, but to let them'and 2nd. Pettit Bros.; 3rd. Boyd Sat- could stand against the "sea s1.75 e for her prope terfield, fire" of Byzantium. the State. The 26. Pulling Team 2200 to 2699 Greek fire is supposed to have Parchment Shade Very not meet aga I 's D. This LaSalle Modernizer Has a Big pcunds: ist, Pettit Bros.; 2nd. been invented by an architect Tat White Translucent Plastic Diffu- You'll Need Sea W. Satterfield; 3rd. Pettit Bros.,named Callinicus .648-851, who Attractively Decorated, Better . ay night's mee gaited Mare or Geld- Soft Illumination, and 2'7. Five had gone to Constantinople from sion Bowl That Assures a Flood of ik'ne Ligh tint Council, a co , The' US ing: 1st. Jimmie Lisanby; 2nd. You ed, consisting of •FAUN Syria. with Two Convenience Outlets. for Pull-Chain Socket the Catherine Garrett; 3rd. Ben Modern military men believe it Long Fall Al Woodruff . Without Extra Wiring or Tools Simply AKIM Wood.u was composed of such materials Quickly Install it and frinter ty Engineer Pr CENTER 1st. H. Outlet. WILLI YOUR FASHION Five gaited Stallion: as sulphLe and napha with By Screwing the Complete Unit Into Ceiling .d City Attorne Mit- C. McConnell & Eon; 2nd, quicklime, and took fire spon- lit'venings Ahead 'seek an ag your home lighting chell Clift; 3rd. Loyd Wadling- taneously when wetted. It was At very low cost you can easily modernize Kevil. -in the ton. projected and ignited by apply- by installing several of these LaSalle Modernizer fixtures five gaited Mare, Geld- 30. Best ing the hose of a water engine to kitchen, dining room, halls, bedrooms, etc-replacing old-fashioned EE! RT DRESSES ing or Stallion: Jimmie Lisanby. of the siphon, a F "breech" TOE SLINII the inefficient shades or bare bulbs. wooden tube cased with bronze. eds Visit We've made sure of every device these Modernizers shed EDNESDAI Isn't Dead It was the mainstay of an em- You'll find the glare-free illumination ass making this season's dress- No, Hitler making 4 MID-NITE for pire thought corrupt and deca- is mighty kind to the eyes, lending charm to every room, house Sun look slimmer! Even the es By Associated Press dent, which by means of this "se- your home more inviting. colors in which these styles her cen- WASHINGTON, Sept. 12-A cret weapon" endured their appearance, REDDY KILOWATT, your electrical servant House W make "Muer Killed" turies. Giro You -atcl inches phoney message subtly make Light 0 was transmitted early yesterday Good Weekly vanish bolt of lightning shot Their 110nie on the telegraph circuit linking After a AND SEE OUR 'LIGHTING DISPLAY Akion a COME IN TOMORROW i•i•• w government weather stations at down his chimney, demolished half section of the roof and tore away REEN'S T major airports in the eastern Go To Your Dealer Also For Mazda Bulbs and of his house, Pete of the country. three sides of All Rinds :hhaonu1rTu e1sa dziw ni r rgeCf.edo-an:r1 viaeer. 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