The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1906-10-26

/ Mrs. Della kennedy, had died at the
Eastern Kentucky Asylum at Licking
ton, to-day, reached its destination
thirty minutes after Jones had been
killed
Circuit Judge John Nj. Galloway,
at Bowling Green Saturday, refus-
ed to grant an injunction to restrain
the Democratic Executive Committee
from holding the primary to nomi-
nate candidates for State offices, and
also candidate for United States
Senator. Judge Galloway, in his
opinion, which was rendered immed-
lately after the close of argument
by the attorneys, held that the abb
rogation Of the rule requiring yot-
ers in the primary to disclose how
they had voted in the congressional
race removed the only objection
which could have been raised TO
the primary, and that the other
grounds on which the Republican at
torneys, representing the plaintiff.
relied in their suit, are unavailing.
No further action to prevent the
holding Of the primary on November
6 can be taken
One of the most important matters
ever brought before the Grand
Lodge of Kentucky Masons, in the
shape Of a resolution forbidding the
admittance into Kentucky lodges Of
Masonry any man engaged in the
liquor traffic. and the election Of
officers constituted the principal bus
mess considered by the officers and
delegates Of the Grand Lodge dur
ing the second days session The
resolution was introduced by Past
Grand Master James E. Wilhelm. Of
Paducah, and was made a special ord
er. Owing to the press Of 9th
er matters, however, the resolu-
ton was not considered. Tue res
)lution is as follows:
Resolved. That It shall be un-
lawful for a. Kentucky lodge 10 re-
ceiye or accept into its membership
any person engaged in the manu-
facture or sale Of spirituous, yinous
or malt liquors, except where such
manufacture or sale is for medicin-
al purposes. Any and all lodges VI
olating this edict shall forfeit their
charters"
The resolution was finally adopt
ed.
Paducah KY, Oct 20 Premiums
were awarded to-day by Commissions
er of Agriculture Hubert Vreeland
for the corn and tobacco exhibits
at the Southwestern Kentucky Farm
ers Institute Though the meet
ing opened Thursday, the real work
was not commenced until yesterday
when COMMISSIONS Yreeland and the
experts arrived The Commissioner
interest in the work was mani
tested by his coming against his
physicians advice, and he was the
recipient of much praise for the ex-
cellent programme he had arranged.
the institute, f. ID. Coburn. of To- |
peka Kan, secretary OF the Kan
sas State Board OF Agriculture. talk |
ed for more than an hour this !
morning at the City Hall on the
subject of Alfalfa" He thought |
1t a crop that will increase the !
States wealth He said our land
cannot stand continuous use with
one crop. As remedy he sug-
gested alfalfa. saying that beyond a
doubt IL had been most success
full renoyator OF the soil in his State
and other States with which he is
familiar Alfalfa Is the finest for
age crop, he declared. The Yields
are large, from three to five cut
tings in one season. and 1t con-
tains larger amount of proteid,
the element which makes more fat
and milk than does any other grass.
He had with him and showed the
audience, sample of alfalfa and al
falfa seed r. NJ. Allen, of the
State Experiment station said
there is a constant stream Of dairy
products passing through Kentucky
from the North to supply the South.
a trade that belongs TO this State.
He advised scientific dairy indus
try gradually built up.
Joseph Ralph Burton. former Unit
ed States Senator from Kansas, viii
begin serving his six months SEN
tenee at ironton. Mo-, on Monday
next He will be accomplished to
Ironton by Mrs, Burton, who will re-
main in that town until her hus-