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The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-11
CHART ,Es J. WETT&EL

of DR.. L. IT. Minish, and wife, Todd
street
Mr.. w. A. Lewis, of Hartman,
Tenn, was in the city on business
this week.
Miss Nora Miller was called to
Woodstock, H., yesterday by the ill
ness of her brother.
Miss Joe Stevenson, of Chicago.
Ills, who has been the guest Of her
brother, Mr.. Chas. Stevenson, has re-
turned home.
Hon. ]. M. Mckenzie Moss, ex-
Congressman from the Third District,
was in attendance upon the courts
here Thursday.
We are glad to learn that Maj. w.
s. Dehoney, who has been quiete i'll,
is considerably better, and hopes soon
to be well again.
Grand Commander Chas. E. Dodge,
G. A. R., of Berea, was in the city
Monday and inspected Albert G.. b.
con Post, No. SO.
Miss Marie Wilkins, who has been
the guest of Mrs. VIM. Cromwell, left
Saturday for Cincinnati, to attend
the Art School.
Hon. Jos. G. Lykins and son, Blu.
ford, of Lexington, were in the city
this week to look over the reorganiza-
ton of State affairs.
Misses Fannie T. and Bessie Lewis,
of woodlake, were guests Of Mrs.
Clarence Wilson, their cousin, att
Smithfield, this week.
Mr.. D. ]. Hubbell and wife enter
tanned Thursday evening in honor Of
their daughter and son-in-law, Mr..
VIM. Fletcher and wife.
Mr.. Jno. B. Lindsey, Jr., of West
Pascagaula, Miss, was the guest of
his parents, Mr.. Jno. B. Lindsey, ST.,
and wife, this week.
Mr.. Geo. B. Minary, Mr.. Jos. s.
Minary, Mr.. Claude Ryley and Mr..
Claude Williams, Of Versailles, were
in the city on Saturday.
Miss Agatha WEIGH and Miss Lila
Joyeaux, of Louisville, who have
been guests of Miss Eleanor Mar
shall, have returned home.
Col s. C. Herbst, of Milwaukee,
Wis, proprietor of the Old Judge
Dustillery, has returned home after
looking over his property here.
Miss Marguerite Howard has re-
turned to Nazareth Academy, after
spending the holidays with her par
ents, Mr.. w. A. Howard and wife.
Col. E. Polk Johnson, Of Louisville,
was here to see the new Legislature
anu Oldlc OluCCAo oboib OiA hA~A ~"
work. He is veteran of the old
school
Mr.. Paul Collins, of Harvard Col
lege, who has been at home for the
holidays with his parents, DIR. j. S.
Collins and wife, returned to College
on Monday.
Miss Helen O'Rear, Miss Ida
Roberts and Miss Anne Baker, who
have been at home for the holidays,
have returned to Science Hill Acad-
envy, Shelbyyille.
Mr.. Jas. H. Watson, of Louisville,
visited his old home town for the Sec
ond time in 22 years this week, and
attended the meeting of the State Fed
Grafton of Labor. He made us al
pleasant call.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-11
PERSONAL

Mr.. John Y. Rout, of Versailles, was
in the city on Monday.
MIR. Arthur Goebel. of Covington,
was here this week.
Miss Eudora S. Crutcher is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Graham Vreeland, in
Louisville, this week.
Mrs. Mary e. Blakemore is visiting
relatives at Lawrencepurg.
Miss Pattie Thomas has returned
form a visit to Louisville
President J. K. Patterson, of State
College, was here this week.
Mr. John H. Kearney, of Versailles,
was in the city on Saturday.
Misses Emily and Anne Thomas
visited in Louisville this week.
Rev. R. L. McCready, of Crescent
Hill, was in the city on Monday.
Rev. E. a. Penick, of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, was in the city this week.
Prof C. ]. Norwood. State College,
Lexington, was here this week.
Mr.. Nat. Stone, of Versailles, at
tended county court on Monday.
Hon. Sol. vanMeter and wife, OF
Lexington, were here this week.
Judge w. H. Holt, of Pewee Valley,
attended the courts here this week.
Mr.. Thomas H. Hinde, of Chicago,
Ills, was here this week on business.
Mr.. Geo. H. Sehon, of the Children's
Home, Louisville, was here Thursday.
Mrs. Thos. N. Arnold has gone to
Florida to spend the rest of the win
ter.
Mr.. ]. M. Roberts, of Danville, was
the guest of Hon. Jas A. Violet this
week.
Miss Lettie Grove has returned
from a visit to relatives at Greenville,
Miss.
Mr.. Thos R. Howard, of Versailles,
was in the city Monday, county court
day.
Mayor c. E. Woods, of Richmond,
was here to see the Legislature or
ganize.
Mr.. Thos. F. Jones, of Fairhaven,
came here on Wednesday for the
winter.
Mr.. Arthur c. vanWinkle has re-
turned from visit to his mother, at
Danville.
Miss Virginia Thomas is the guest
Of her aunt. Mrs. Gran Graham, at
Lexington.
Mrs. E. M. Walcutt, of Lakeland,
was here this week, returning home
Thursday.
Mr. ). w. ~ Stewart, of Ashland,
was in the city on legal business
this week.
Mr. Albert H. Mcclure returned
Friday night from trip to New
York City.
Mr. H. X. Ward, of the Seller Car
riage Co., Versailles, was in the city
on Monday
Miss Alice Falls, Of Lawrence
burg, came here on Wednesday for
the winter.
Editor D. W. Clark, of BarbourvilIe,
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-11
KENTUCKY HIGHLAND RAIL
ROAD.

Beginning Wednesday, December
18th. the Kentucky Highland Railroad
Co. put on regular passenger train
between Frankfort and Old Grow.
The construction Of the road to
Millville is being pushed as rapidly as
possible, when the service will be ex-
tended to Old Taylor and Millville.
Trains leave Frankfort at 6 o'clock
a. M, daily, except Sunday; return
eng, leave Old Crow at p. m.
Double daily passenger service will be
put on between Frankfort and Mill
vile as soon as the construction is
completed, probably about January
LIST.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-11
The folIowing rates obtain:

Minimum charge, 10c
Communication ticket books good for
"a trips and good only for use in cal
endar month isued, and for the per
son to whom isued:
Between Frankfort and Old Crow.
$500.
Between Frankfort and Old Taylor.
$500.
Issued by
P. F. MANNING, supt.
Approved by
S. S. BUSH, Pres.
The Frankfort roundabout. [volume] (Frankfort, Ky.) 1882-1908, 1908-01-11

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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
RECEPTION GIVEN TO
PRIEST AT PASADENA
FATHER FARRELLY H0N0RE1
BY CATHOLICS
Solemn High Mass Celebrated ana
commencement Exercises Held
at Academy of the Holy
Names
snsoIai to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, June PA reception In
st. Andrews hall this evening. at which
nearly the whole parish was present.
terminated the two days celebration
incident to the twenty-fifth anniversary
of the ordination of Rev. p. F. Far
reilly into the priesthood. ;,
Father Farrelly has held charges IN
nearly every district in California, bu'
for the last twelve years mas peen pas.
tor here. and in that time has brougnI
Pasadena up to be one of the most I'M
portant charges in the diocese. AT the
solemn high mass, celebrated TINS
morning by the Rt. Rev. BisnoI
Thomas ]. Conaty, visiting priests from
every part of Southern Californla were
present to assist in the ceremonies.
Last evening commencement e1er-
cises of the Academy of the Holy
Names, which Father Farrelly was IN
strumental in founding, were held
Bishop Conaty being present. Miss
Lauritta Decker delivered salutatory
to the bishop, a number of little girls
gave "Greetings from the Shamrocks,'
a tableau, Across the Years." repre-
senting the different phases or Rev
Mr.. Farrelly's life work, was presented
Erin was represented by Miss Josie
Kennedy, the Angel of the Past by Miss
Agnes Marquard and Pasadena by Miss
Mary Van SAINT.
Bishop Conaty gave short address
and the boys of the school formally pre-
sented Father Farrelly with jubilee
address. Medals in gold and silver were
awarded to twelve of the pupils, who
had distinguished themselves In diff
ferent lines of work during the year.
The Sisters and pupils of the academy
presented Father Farrelly with gold
lace altar piece, a Brussels lace sur
ploce and an alb.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
LONG BEACH NOTES
special 10 The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
LONG BEACH, June 24.-To look af-
ter the entertainment of the visiting
members of the Southern California Ed
itorial association who will be here the
last of this week the following COM
mittee has been appointed: Mayor
Windham, P. E. Hatch, j. A. Miller, j.
J. Morgan, I. S. Watson, Harry Barn
dollar, F. A. Grove, F. C. Roberts, c..
L. Day, ]. j. Penny, G. A. Stevenson,
Mesdames c. H. Windham, j. A. Miller,
P. E. Hatch, F. c. Roberts, l. s. Wat
son. G. A. Miller and Miss Laura Brad
ley.
A corrected report of assessments for
the Atlantic avenue storm sewer district
will be submitted to the council tomor-
row morning by City Engineer Dewey
and Councilmen Callahan and Robin
son, the committee appointed last week
for this purpose. The principal in
creases will be near Eighth street and
Elm avenue and Eighth and Linden
avenue.
Frank NJ Kelsey, receiver for the Cit
izens Savings bank; today issued a no.
tice to all depositors in the bank to turn
over their bank books to him ito faciii-
tate the payment of dividends"
The city council tomorrow will adopt
a resolution calling an election at which
successor will be chosen for former
Councilman C. A. Lewey of the Sixth
ward, who died Sunday morning in Los
Angeles.
Under new management the Long
Beach skating rink will reopen Satur-
day night. For about a year the town
has been without a roller rink
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
WOMEN WILL GO WITH BAND
ON ADVERTISING JOURNEY

LONG BEACH. June 24.-By the ben
eft ball given tonight at the Majestic
pavilion the fund for the Fourth of July
celebration here was considerably IN
creased. At the ball ten young women
were elected by popular vote to ac-
company E. H. Willey's twenty-piece
band tomorrow on its all day trip on
the Salt Lake railway, advertising the
celebration in nearby towns. The band
will play at all the towns en- route and
will give concerts at Pomona, Ontario,
Riverside, Cotton and San Bernardino.
dinner to be served at the last named
stopping place.
A number of prizes have been offered
by business men and the program OF
sports for the day will soon be COM
plated. There will be races of all kinds
as we'll as land and marine fireworks. 2
parade and lots of oratory.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
VOTERS WILL PETITION FOR.
INCORPORATION OF BEAUMONT
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald
BEAUMONT, Cal, June PA petit
ton will be circulated in Beaumont for
the securing of the signatures of fifty
or more voters who desire incorpora-
ton, and the board of supervisors will
be asked to fix date in November for
a special election to determine whether
or no the town will become city of
the sixth class.
This was decided by vote at the
regular meeting of the board of trade
this week. There has been considera-
BILE opposition to the idea, but votes
taken on three different occasions at
the board of trade meetings have re-
suited In about a two-thirds majority
In favor of municipality.
June l census was taken which
showed population of S57 in the Beau
mont precinct and 1913 in the territory
which 1t is proposed to include in the
corporation. At the rate that the popu-
lation has increased the last six
months there will be nearly or quite
1000 population in November.
A new business house has been COM
pleted this week, that of Mrs. Wray
on California street, which she will oc-
cupy with a stock of millinery and
will begin the construction of a two
story business block on Fifth street
at once.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
ARRANGEMENTS FOR
CELEBRATION ENDED
SANTA BARBARA WILL BE IN
GALA ATTIRE
Exceptionally Favorable Railroad
Rates and Varied Program Of
Attractions Reckoned on to
Draw Swarm of Visitors
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA BARBARA, June 24.-The
general committee of $50 of the wide
awake citizens of Santa Barbara, who
have in charge the details OF the four
days festivities of the Midsummer Fes-
tival and Independence day celebra-
tion in this city, from July to July
5 inclusive, has outlined a series of
events so differentiated In character
that they ought to prove an incentive
to draw visitors from all parts of the
country within a radius of two hum
dred miles. The special round trip
rates secured by the committee from
the Southern Pacific railroad, the low
est rates that have ever been made by
that company, with stopover privileges
at this point good for thirty to ninety
days, offer extraordinary inducements
for every person who desires to come
to the coast
The initial feature of the celebra-
ton, the Venetian water fete, will
be the most pretentious affair of the
kind ever attempted in the west Forty
boats have been entered and each will
be gorgeously dressed with hundreds
of vari-colored fairy lamps. The deco
ration of the Pacific ocean near the
shore line will be beautiful. 1t is pro-
posed to moor hundreds of crimson
colored lanterns along the waters
dainty lighting effects. while well out
to sea the eight divisions of illuminated
yachts will engage in evolutionS and
display fireworks The spectacle Will
eliminate in a gorgeous reproduction
of Vesuvius in eruption.
AS a special feature on the morning
of July 3, the power launches and sail
boats of this port will be at the dis
posal of visitors who may desire to
enjoy deep sea fishing or trolling. The
run of salt water fish is at its height
about now.
The afternoon of the second day
there are to be gymkhana sports, base
ball, band concerts and daylight nre-
works. At night there will be an IL
Illuminated auto parade. This night fea-
ture will be concluded with THE Ser
pentine Glow of Fire"
A patriotic parade will be held on the
morning of the Fourth, to be followed
by patriotic exercises from the veranda
of the Hotel Arlington. United States
District Attorney Oscar Lawler of Los
Angeles will deliver the Independence
day oration. National hymns will be
sung by a chorus of 100 voices. Mayor
E. j. Boeseke has been invited to act
as president of the day and F. l.. Kel-
logg to fill the place of reader.
The early afternoon will be given
over to street sports and games and
open-air band concerts, followed by
baseball. The feature for the night of
July is to be an original presentation
of prominent events in American his
tory during the struggle for inde-
pendence by symbolic tableaux, his
torically dressed and propelled on floats
on the electric lines Of this city These
tabeaux will be ornamented with
thousands of electric colored effects.
AL fresco dancing, to which the visit
ing public will be invited, will be held
on Plaza del Mar, Santa Barbara 8
artistic playground at the beach,
every evening during the festival.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
BOND ISSUE WILL BE
SUBMITTED TO VOTE
SAN BERNARDlN0 ABOUT TO
SETTLE MOOT POINT
Charter Revision Committee consld-
ering Establishment of Park Com
mission of Three Members and
Board of Public Works
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SAN BERNARDINO, June 24.--The
question of whether water bonds shall
be paid from the revenues of the water
department or from special tax levy
will go to vote. 1t has been O. bone
of contention between the water COM
mission and the city council for the
past three years and now 1t Is pro-
posed to settle the difficulty by sub
hitting a charter amendment to a
vote, the amendment containing the
proposed change of paying the bonds
from the water revenues. 1t Is claimed
on the part of many that this is un-
just, as it enables large property own
ers to dodge share of their just taxes.
This is probably the only charter
change that will be made relative to
the water department, in spite of the
fact that many others have been urged
by some of the radical element of the
city.
The charter revision committee is
also considering the establishment of
park commission of three members,
and a board of public works. The
former proposition meets with consid-
erable favor, but the latter has many
opponents and 1t Is doubtful If it can
be carried through. The work of the
charter revision committee will be
brought to close in few weeks more,
they having been In continuous ses-
sion every week for the past three
months
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
PROPOSE TO START
INDEPENDENT LINE
SANTA MONICA WILL TRY TO
RAISE 100000
Proposition for Establishment of Mu-
nicipaIIy Owned and Operated
Local System Also Under
Consideration
Srecial to The Herald.

Srecial to The Herald
SANTA MONICA, June PA move
ment for a local Independent street car
line has come out of the smolderine
state, in which it has been lying for
some weeks, and has reached the pro-
motion stage. After covering certain
streets within the city limits and MAX
ing loops the line would go on to Cole
grove, where a transfer could be made
to Los Angeles local cars having o.
cent fare. An effort will be made to
raise 100000 by selling stock on in
stallments, or the persons behind the
project may endeavor to have NUM-
cipally owned and operated local sys-
TEN.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
WILL INSTALL PHONE TO
PREVENT SECOND ACCIDENT
:.recial to The Heralc.

:recial to The Herald
PASADENA, June 24.-As soon as a
telephone can be installed between the
city hall and municipal light plant the
night engineer on duty at the latter
station every half hour. 1t Is thought
that this measure, resolved on today by
Mayor Farley, will be the best means
available for preventing the recurrence
OF such an accident as destroyed the
life of Charles Lewis, a night engineer,
a few nights ago.
Employees of the plant made strong
efforts to have two men put on there at
night, but Superintendent Koiner stated
that this would be of no avail to pre-
vent accidents. He is well pleased with
the new arrangement proposed. Accord
ing to the citys contract with the
Home Telephone company direct wire
will be put in at once. connecting the
two places.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
WILL START EXHIBITION
FOR WESTERN PRODUCTS
Abbot Kinney Company Proposes to
Erect Structure at Venice Where
Samples Shall Be on Per-
manent Display
Special to The Herald.


VENICE, June 24.-Ten states ana
territories are interested in an ambiti-
Gus proposition announced today by the
Abbot Kinney company, which has
planned to have here a western states
permanent exhibition. On the founda-
tion upon which it had been intended
to erect a fine hotel, opposite the st.
Marks, Windward avenue, there will be
built a splendid exposition structure
for the special use of California, Mon
tana, Colorado, New Mexico, Utah,
Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington
and Arizona.
The Kinney company will finance the
whole project, and the building itself
will be costly and in keeping with the
Venetian architecture which has made
the other side of Windward avenue so
beautiful. Halls will be arranged for
the effective display of samples of all
products of these states.
The local chamber of commerce Will
send delegates to all the legislatures
that will be interested to induce them
to make appropriations for getting up
exhibits and sending them here. Work
on the building will be began in time
to have the structure completed next
winter and the exhibition opened Feb
ruary /, 1909.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
PASADENA PASTOR WILL
PREACH GOOD BY SERMON
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
PASADENA, June 24.-Rev. Malcolm
J. Mcleod of the Presbyterian church
will preach his last sermon here for
some time, next Sunday He will then
60 east, to join Mrs. Mcleod and the
children, who left here about two weeks
ago.
DR.. Mcleod will spend about two
months visiting at Chester, Penn, in
Canada and in his boyhood home on
Prince Edwards island. After that he
and his family will take trip around
the Mediterranean, which probably will
use up all of the six months leave OF
absence which has been granted him.
Rev. w. T.. Patchell, pastor of the
First Congregational church of San
Jose, will supply the pulpit during July;
Rev. B. Garfield Jones of the Park
Presbyterian church of Erie. Penn,
will preach during August; Rev. ]: G.
Blue will take the month of September.
DR.. Blue supplied the church at the
time DR.. Mcleod was absent last year,
and is well known here.
No plans have been made furtner
ahead than this time.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
BUSINESS MEN PLAGUED
BY WORTHLESS CHECKS
Beach Resorts Appear to Be Stamping
Ground of Confidence Operators
and Dealers Are Becom-
ing Worried
speciai to The Herald.

OCEAN PARK, June 24.-Worthless
check showers continue. The Ocean
Park bank today received from it's Los
Angeles correspondent check for $21
purporting to be signed by w. A.
Penney, who has large plumbing busi-
ness here and happens to be director
in the bank on which the check was
drawn. 1t was stamped Forgery" and
returned.
Things have gone SO far that beach
business men are almost afraid to look
at checks. Vice President Dudley of
the Ocean Park bank told The Herald
correspondent today that there seems
to be much carelessness in Los An
geles just now in taking worthless
checks
"It is d notable fact" he said. that
many people cash these checks and
forged drafts through chance acquain-
tances, and seem to have no difficulty
in getting the money. 1t is wonder
how so many people can be so easily
gulled, especially with the newspapers
daily reciting cases Of the kind. The
Los Angeles herald., 1908-06-25
NONRESIDENT PROPERTY
OWNERS ARE CAUTIONED
City Treasurer Issues Reminder That
Taxes viii Become Delinquent
June 29 and Forfeiture
May Follow
Special to The Herald.

Special to The Herald.
SANTA MONICA. June 24.-City
Treasurer Ralph Bane desires atten
tion, and especially that of non-resi.
dent taxpayers of Santa Monica, called
to the fact that on the 29th many prop
critics on which taxes are delinquent
will be sold to satisfy the tax collec-
tors claims. He apprehends that nom
residents do not all know they are de-
linquent. They may come down to the
beach some fine day only to find out
that somebody else owns what they
thought they owned. Owners of proper
ties, along the fronts of which improve
ments have been made under the Vroo'
man act, are specially notified. They
may be surprised after July to find
themselves unwittingly "elosed out"