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The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1909-09-18
Local News.


-bbury fits eyes P. o. block.
n Keller VISA in this week
'P proof on his land.
|bu want a nice, mild drink
hto the Burns Soda Works.
first real frost of the sea-
sited this vicinity last
but it did little damage.
Times-Herald family feast
fne ripe tomatoes yester-
,Dm the garden of Mr., and
larry Smith.
A. Goodman is prepared to
hood and his new barley
is ready for business.
Hrs should at once arrange
Him for such work.
Nerday was quite cool, but
no frost of any conse-
has visited this commune
6nsequently vegetables and
are still growing.
4 Ferguson and wife, nee
4 Sagers and Lyt. Sagers
81 here the first of this
trom Nevada. They will
,ere for a few weeks.
Il Chas, Wilson has re-
Eher special fall and win
nipples from Charles A.
As & Bro. Ladies are in
10 call and see them.
Rrimes-Herald learns that |
Ne son of Mr.. and Mrs. F. .
bk died yesterday morning I
\ family home in Grant
The little fellow WIS
~ from cholera infantum.
kAYEp Came to my place
I'd, one blue spotted cow
Rell and 2-ring halter.
fmay have her by paying
b notice and the pasture
F. CROWLEY,
Lawen, Oregon.
KMothershead took his de-
y Wednesday for Baker
&ing by private conveyance
IA where he was commits
Nby the county court to do
Asiness for the court. He
Baker to be one of a
ID take the Shriner's degree
spnry. Other local Masons
b go over for the same
n Stewart and family ar
Z ne Sunday after an ex-
n %absence. They were in
ID for some time where
he daughter was under the
Il q specialist for eye trou-
Ehe has improved. While
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
4 relatives and friends in
N and also spent some time
land.
Hler goers here will be deN
ii to learn that E. H. Meade
4here next Saturday for a
eks' engagement with the
,=et lies Dramatic and
~ Co. This company is
fecomm ended by the press
4hout the west and have I
/ return engagements in I
owns TO big houses. They /
Sd excellent repertoire and |
IN for weeks without a
Non. Mr.. Meade has gen.
bade good with the people
been instrumental in
Ia here and we predict no
Hintment this time. They
I'm all during fair week.
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SINKING SPRING.
Aug. 80. 100.

Aug ~, w.
Bert Setty and wife and children,
who were called here by the illness and
death of l. N. McKeehan, have re-
turned to their home in Hillsboro.
Paul and Lowell Yankie, of PEBBLES,
were guests of friends here Sunday,
Mrs. BERTHE Hundley, of Cincinnati,
is the guest of relatives here.
Miss Beatrice Patton, who has been
the guest of friends at Georgetown,
has returned home.
Isaiah Gall has returned home after
an extended trip through the West.
Isaac N. McKeehan, the youngest
son of Eden and Margaret McKeehan,
after long illness, died at his home
Aug. 2s, 1909. He was born Feb IT.,
1843, In the village in which he has
always made his home.
He was married Feb. 20, 1867, to
Hannah ID. Jenkins, and to this union
were born six children.
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Thomas L. Achor attended the
funeral of his aunt, Mrs. Phebe Hod-
son. in Centerville, Sunday.
Miss Mary Grice and Mrs. Frances
Thornburg are still very low with
fever. Mesdames j. r. Walker and
Mary A. Adams are also on the sick
list.
The Highland school will open on
Monday Sept 8, with Chas. Johnson,
Supt. Miss Louise Head, Prin. Miss
Ella Adams, Grammar Dept. and Miss
Alice Horsman, Primary.
Misses Bessie Bates, of Norwood,
and Hazel West, Of Cuba, were guests
Of DR.. Orebaugh and family last week
A number of our young people at
tended the Sabina camp meeting on
Sunday.
George Grad, of Cincinnati, returned
home Sunday after visiting his uncle
and aunt, Robert Kinzer and family.
Mrs. Deborah Johnson and Miss
Alice Williams, of near Leesburg,
were recent guests of John Kinzer and
family.
j Ohm KinZer returned home Tues
day evening after taking in the sights
at the State Fair.
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PRICETOWN.
August 30. 1909.

August ~, lSO9.
Miss Lola Roush visited her cousin,
Miss Ruth Roush, Sunday.
Miss Nellie Wrinkle was the guest Of
home folks at Mowrystown recently.
Mrs. Ella Smith and daughter, Err
ma, of Middletown, are visiting her
parents, j. o. Newton and wife.
John Bennington and wife had as
their guests Sunday, E. S. Redbey and
family, of Sugartree Ridge, E. N. Pull
liam and wife, Blair Pulliam and fam
lily, Moody Pulliam and wife, Erwin
Leiniger and family, DR.. Harper and
Alva Gossett and family.
Miss Gertrude Pickett, of Blan-
chester, is visiting Ed. Landess and
wife.
Rev. Reynolds and Hales will COM
mence series of meetings here Sat
urday September 4.
Misses Pansy McConnaha, Lille
Tedrick and Gertrude Pickett spent
Sunday afternoon with the Misses
Thursie and Sylvia Young
ID. L. Young will leave for his home
at Beatrice, Neb., Tuesday, after
spending the past three weeks with
relatives here. He will be accompan-
led home by Lewis Young and family,
who will make their futura homo
there.
VIM. Mount and wife visited p. f.
Custer and family Sunday.
Born to Frank Pence and wife, of
Lynchburg, August "a, boy.
Rev. Frank Foust commenced a
protracted meeting at Union Tuesday
evening August 81.
Miss Mildred Russ, of Hillsboro,
visited Miss Ollie Workman the past
week.
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HOLLOWTOWN.
Aug. 30, 100.

aug ~, OO'
William Lamonda and wife spent
Sunday with John L. Kier and family.
Armstrong Reynolds has taken up
his abode with his sister, Mrs. T. p.
Hall.
Miss Bessie Vance, who has had a
siege of the typhoid fever, is con-
valescing.
Mrs. Rachel Shaffer has been visit
ing in Middletown.
A quiet wedding occurred Saturday
morning when Teddy Shaffer led TO the
hymenial altar one of Clay townships
fair damsels in the person of Miss
Dolly Martin.
Robert Fawley and family and Miss
Anna Lance were recent guests of
Jasper Kier and family.
A protracted meeting began last
night conducted by Van Wright, Ben
Petre and Brother Brubaker. 1t will
probably last two week.
Gladys and Carey Fender will spend
this week with their grandmother,
Mrs. Belle Custer. Their parents are
attending the state fair.
Robert Euverard and wife and Frank
Emery spent Sunday with Perry Mob
erly and family.
William Kier and family contem-
plate moving to Greasy in the near
future.
The big sale at Knupp's place and
the celebration made many temporary
vacancies Saturday.
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Mr.. McKeehan served his country as
a member of Company b, 175th o. V.
l., and was always faithful to the call
of duty. BY the death of Mr.. Mckee
han, the village loses one of its Oldest
and best citizens. He was man
universally liked by everyone. He was
a kind and loving father and . good
neighbor.
He was especially fond of children
and in return the little ones all loved
him. The smiles of children made
him glad and he always loved to have
them about him. He was a patient
sufferer in his long illness. When
asked If he was suffer- ng his answer
was always mo-"
Mr.. McKeehan leaves a wife, four
children, three dear little grandchild-
rem and host of friends and relatives
to mourn his loss.
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SLATE HILL VALLEY.
Aug. 30, 100.


Anna Trout, Faye Cummings and
Elisha Kneisley spent Sunday with
James Trout, at Berrysville.
Fenton Turnipseed and family dined
at L. S. Burnett's Sunday.
Milton Gammell and family are
guests Of Mrs. Hottinger, at Flat Run.
Mary Cumming and Sanford Hiser
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home of A. w. Milburn, at Belfast.
d. r. Cummings and wife are
attending the state fair at Columbus.
Mrs. Flo Setty and children, of
North Dakota, were the guests of f.
B. Cummings and wife a few days
last week.
f. b. Cummings and wife were
Sunday guests Of Chas. Williams, at
Belfast.
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ELMVILLE.
Aug. 30, 100.

aug. 80, w.
Miss Lillian Ward was visiting
friends at Loudon over Sunday.
Miss Ruth Patton, of Sinking
Spring, is Ethel Kesler's guest this
week.
Mrs. Eta Countryman, who has
been very'sick the past week, is some
better now.
Bert Caplinger, of Xenia, spent last
week with his uncle, Joe Yarger.
Marion Hedrick and mother, of near
PEBBLES, who were visiting Jno. M.
Harmon, called on G. @. Kesler and
family Sunday evening.
John Harmon is experimenting
the erection of good substantial
fence around the cemetery here.
Alex Fouch, of Hollowtown, visited
relatives here last week and was
accompanied home by Mrs. Frances
Stultz.
John Kesler and wife and daughter,
of Lynchburg, and David Kesler and
wife, of Fairyiew, composed an auto
mobile party, who called on relatives
here Sunday.
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BELL.
Aug. 30, 'O9

Aug. 30, '09.
Mrs. VIM. Tannahill is quite poorly
from hemorrhages Of the. lungs.
Mrs. Mary Bay and son, of Pike
county, came up for the Gall reunion
and are spending few days visiting
friends here.
Mrs. Mabel Shannon, of Marshall
spent Saturday and Sunday with old
friends here.
Mrs. Geo. Umphlet is spending a
few days with friends in Hillsboro.
Miss Helen Kelley, Of Hillsboro, is
at the home of her aunt, Mrs. Joseph
Swanger.
Rev. Young was called to the Dunk
ard church Thursday to preach the
funeral of Mrs. John Lawson. %
John Easter and wife have been
spending the week with friends at
Washington G. II. and New Vienna.
Vernon Tannahill, who has been in
Indiana the past year, is here for a
short visit.
Ova and Burch Garrett, of Stanton,
attended the Gall reunion and spent a
few davs with friends here.
Charles Cooper and wife attended
the wedding last Thursday of the
latters niece, Miss Elsie Rhodes, of
Turkey.
There will be an ice cream festival
on the NJ. L. church lawn the night of
Sept. 8.
Rev. Young preached the last SER
mon Of the year here yesterday and
leaves to-day for the annual confer
ence at Greenfield.
Victor Tannahill, after spending
the summer with friends in Pensyl-
vania, has returned.
Miss Chloe Walker, Of May Hill,
spent the past week with her sister,
Mrs. Will Haigh.
Ine circuit VoJed UNANIMOUSLY Tor
the return of Bev. Young for another
year.
Rev. Bert E. Smith, former pastor,
but now of Chicago, will preach in the
M. E. church next Sunday evening at
7 o'clock.
Harley Tannahill, Of Wapakoneta,
spent the past week with the home
folks.
Enos Tannahill, who has been on
the sick list all summer, was able to
be out at the Gall reunion.
f. B. Cumming and wife and sister,
Miss Mary, and S. II. Hiser, of Mar
shall, spent Sunday at the home of A.
w. Milburn.
An interesting program is being pre-
pared for the night of the ice cream
festival.
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RAINSBORO.
August 30. 1909.

August 30, 1909.
]. A. Beaver and family visited
friends at Washington G. II. last
Thursday and Friday and attended
the fair.
Miss Mary West left last Wednesday
for an extended visit with relatives in
Oklahoma.
Mesdames G. L. Redkey and J. ii.
Ivers have been visiting friends in
Adams county for several days.
Owing to break in the light slant
there were no services at the NJ. E.
Church on Sunday night.
Miss Grace Glenn was the guest of
friends at Dallas over Sunday.
DR.. o. G. Hook has purchased an
automobile and has the distinction Of
being the first person in the village to
own one.
Misses Josephine and Francis West
accompanied by their brothers, Grover
and Asa, spent Sunday with their sis
ter, Mrs. Thos. Trump, near Carmel.
Mrs. Rigdon, of Cynthiana, spent a
few days here last week with her
daughter, Mrs. Anna McNary.
Geo. Free and son, Robert, attended
the Washington fair last week and
visited the formers sister at Jeffer-
vile before returning home.
George Shanks had the pleasure of
entertaining his son and family from
Greene Co. several days last week.
b. NJ. Lucas will sell his personal
effects at public sale tomorrow prepar-
atory to moving to Dallas, where he
has purchased the general store of
George Easter.
Vernon Holmes and wife attended
the fair at Washington G. II. last
Thursday.
Charles G. Taggart, of Jefferson
vile, was the guest of w. T. Hodge
and family over Sunday.
Three of our citizens were brought
before Esquire Redkey last Tuesday
to answer to the charge for disturb
ing the peace and were given fines
ranging from two to eleven dollars.
Our public school will open for the
fall term next Monday Sept. 8.
Mrs. Geo. Shanks and son, Oscar,
visited friends in the adjoining county
part of last week.
Rev. e. A. Huntington will attend
the NJ. f. Conference at Greenfield
this week.
Miss Beulah Barrett, of Norwood,
has been the guest of her cousin, Miss
Ruth Barrett, the past week.
Miss Helen Hodge leaves today for
few days visit with relatives at JEFF
fersonville.
A meeting in the interest of the pro-
posed traction road was held here last
Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. j. A. Head of Hillsboro, and
r. b. Barrett, of Norwood, spent Sun
day here with their father, Capt. ID.
M. Barrett.
About one hundred and twenty of
the relatives and neighbors of Mrs.
Burch Hixson gathered at her home
Sunday and gave her surprise. A
bounteous dinner was served and
happy time is reported by all present.
Jesse and Dan Holiday and their
families, of Wilmington, have been
the guests of their brother, Carey
Holiday, for few days
Miss Grace Ferguson has been the
guest of friends at Greenfield since
Thursday.
The Epworth League at Rocky Fork
Chapel will give an Ice cream supper
on Saturday night of this week, to
which the public is cordially invited.
w IL DuclrWall 10 aftandfnO tho
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FOLSOM.
August 80, 1909.

August 80, 1909.
Arthur Mercer and wife entertain
ed Tuesday evening for Miss Ruth Ey-
lar, of Dayton.
p. A. Hopkins is erecting a new
house. Bert Walker is contractor.
j. L. Mercer and wife and daughter,
Anna, attended the Sabina camp
meeting last Saturday and Sunday.
W. T. Shannon and wife and A. ].
Fling and wife were guests Sunday of
Joe Wright and family.
Miss Ruth Eylar returned to her
home in Dayton last Thursday, after
a few weeks visit with her aunt near
Union. y
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HIGHLAND.
Aug. 30. 'O9.

I1lSI lLAlND.
Aug. 30 'O9.
II. II. Sanders, of Columbus, was the
guest of his sister, Miss Sarah Sanders,
the most of last week
Mrs. w. r. Ballard and two little
daughters are visiting her sister at
Beaver.
Homer Jones and son, Bruce, of Co
umbus, were guests of relatives here
Wednesday afternoon.
Burch Woodmansee and family are
visiting relatives in Clermont county.
Mrs. Alice Kyle, Of Clinton, N. c.,
was visiting her brother, Chas. Wood
mansee, few days last week.
Harry Mckinney and wife returned
Thursday from Springfield where they
have been the past few weeks expect
ing to make this place their home for
awhile.
Miss Georgia Swanger, Of Columbus,
spent a part of last week with her
parents at llllS pldCe'
Miss Estella Savage and Edwin
Savage, of Wilmington, were guests of
Mrs. f. S. Judkins and attended the
funeral.of' Harold Ladd Wednesday.
Miss Grace McVey is visiting her
uncle, BID. McVey, near Greenfield,
this week.
p. f. Ladd and wife and brother
and wife, of Iowa, were guests of
Richard.Fairley and family over Sun
day.
Misses Ruth and Alice Haines, of
Columbus, are visiting their grand
father, Enosl Haines.
Missi Haines, who has been at
Lakeside the past few weeks, returned
home Saturday.
Dr. f. S. Judkins and wife and son.
Robert, and Ernest Woodmansee were
guests of.Jas. Adams and wife Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Slaughter and two little
sans, offLeesburg, spent Sunday with
E. f. Terry and wife.
f. NJ. Horsman and wife spent Sun
day with friends at Washington C. H.
Mrs. JennielMcPhersonr returned last
week from visit with her daughter
in Chillicothe.
Mrs Florence Ridgway left Tuesday
morning for Berea, KY, where she has
position as librarian.
Mrs. Martin Slaughter, of Colorado
Spring, visited f. F., Terry and wife
from Friday until Sunday.
C. p. Naceiand wife and daughter,
Marjorie, of Lake Helen, Fla, and
Mrs. Henning, of Bethel, were guests
of Rev. L. A. Washburn and sister,
Ida, from Friday until Monday
O. b. Savage and wife and daughter,
Of Wilmington, visited DR.. Judkins
and family Monday.
W. n. Ross and son. Rowland were
guests of Enos Haines and family
Saturday night and Sunday.
The regular monthly meeting of the
W. f. NJ. S. will be held at the home
of Mrs. Joseph Vinegar Thursday
Sept at ? p. m.
Mrs. n. c, Oxley, of Greenfield, was
the guest of Mrs. JAS. McQuay, Tues
day of last week.
f. NJ. johnson and wife were guests
of w. E. Smith and wife, at Milledge-
vile, Sunday.
Ralph Earl and family, after spend
ing month with relatives and old
friends here, left on Saturday for their
home in Ft. Worth, Texas.
Mrs Emma Smith is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Nettie Stevenson, at
Altoona, Pa.
Walter Hoskins and family were the
guests of relatives at Farmers Station
on Sunday.
Lewis Wood and wife, Of Rainsboro,
spent Sunday with his parents, r. o.
Wood and wife, at this place.
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III. X. Smith is in New York City
buying the fall stock Of goods for The
Fair.
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Plaster portraits are the fashionable
form of counterfeit presentment" In
London. Tney are done in fine form
OF miniature busts or bas reliefs at the
low price Of $3.50 apiece.
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W. e. Duckwall is attending the
State Fair at Columbus and making
photographs of the prize stock.
The bee., 1909-08-05

ed, could fill their depleted CT
gar boxes with fresh cigars from
time to time and thus escape de-
lection and defraud the Govern.
ment. 1t is true that no cigar
tobacco is raised in Kentucky,
but the bill could not be made
applicable to Kentucky alone,
but necessarily embraced the
whole country. So far as corn is
concerned the regulations make
it impossible for the distiller TO
use it in making whisky without
being detected by reason of the
strict rules applicable to the
same"
The bee., 1909-08-05
REPUBLICAN CONVENTIONS.
Official Call Fixes August ID and 10 for
Precinct and County.

The Republicans of Hopkins
county are earnestly requested
to meet at their several voting
precincts on Saturday, August
IA, 1909, at 2 o'clock p. M, to
select delegates to the county
convention to be he'd at Madi-
sonville, kY., the following Mon.
day, August Is, 1909, at one
O'Clock p. m.
In addition to nominating a
county ticket the delegates cho.
sen at said convention will nom
mate a candidate for Represen-
tative in the next General As.
sembly of Kentucky. And the
delegates from each maglsterial
district will choose candidates
for magistrate and constable.
The basis of representation will
be one delegate for every fifty
and fraction above twenty-five
votes cast for President Taft at
the election in 1908, but in no
event shall any precinct be de-
MED representation, which will
entitle the following precincts to
the following number of dele.
gates: White Plains 2; Nor
tonvilIe /; Mortons Gap 3; st.
Charles 5; Dalton 2; Lake
darlington 4 North East Earl
ington 4; Barnsley L; Court
House 8; Elk 4; Anton q; East
Hanson 2; West Hanson i; Old
Salem /; North Nebo 2; South
Nebo 2; Silent Run /; Charles
ton 2; Dawson 8; Ilsley 4; Mill
A; Kitchen 3; Manitou /;
Richland 1 Ashbysburg 2; and
Hecla 5.
Respectfully,
j. B. HARVEY, Chm. Com.
JOHN X. TAYLOR, Sec. CT Com.
The bee., 1909-08-05
w. GRINsTEAD.
Governor Appoints capt URN
stead cIOusI Otfir't
Regims"
srvrRAyoFrlc<sSITHORAw
20 IRsaoATIoNS AND REMAIN.

,LoosS 1T, KY, July 81
4. udy G. Grinstead, one of
oa,cs of the old Louisville
;oony his afternoon was APP
nte colonel of the First Ken
.,,v Eantry to succeed Col.
MI Raldeman, resigned. The
nent was announced by
zen. =. p. johnson and it
That Capt. Grinstead has
to accept the appoint
Capt. Grinstead was a
IN in the old Legion and
az been identified with the
Guard and at one time was
Ger in the regular army.
accordance with the wishes
Iuggestiong of a number of
rs of the First Regiment,
iding H. @. Grinstead, the
ointment of Colonel was first
red to Col. Morris b. Bel
lp, whonis now spending the
bmer on his farm near Wal
e, N. H. Col. Belknap was
able to accept as he is away
( his health this summer and
mt the following telegram /:
Deeply appreciating the honor
bnveyed in your telegram of
'uly %, with much regret / can
Iot now join the worthy officers
+ the Legion in performing an
important pu bic service, strong
= as it and their good comrade'
hip appeal to me.''
The bee., 1909-08-05
ELECTRICAL STORM CAUSES
LOSS AT MORTONs GAP
House Burned. Church BeIfrY Struck and
Mule Killed.

Friday night last, a little after
z o'clock a heavy electric and
rain storm broke over Earring
ton and vicinity that brought
terror to the timid, a splendid
rain to the dry earth and COOL
ness and publication to the
atmosphere. 1t gathered In the
North, swerved around to the
East and came upon us from the
Southeast.
No damage was done here. At
Morton's Gap, however, four
miles south, an empty house on
Lake street in the South end of
town, was struck by lightning
and burned; the Baptist church
belfry was struck and damaged
to the amount of perhaps $50. 90 ;
and a mule belonging to Mrs.
Dave Morton was killed by
another stroke. The elements
were a little too lively to make
the Morton's Gap people happy
for the time being. Mr.. M.
Cain saws he believes they had
four inches of rainfall, and
that's raining "some."
The house that was burned
was worth about $4OO and was
owned by the st. Bernard Min
ing 90.
The bee., 1909-08-05
PRESS DAY AT LEXINGTON
Kentucky Editors to be Guests OF Blue
Grass Fair Management on Friday, 4.
Augustl3

The editors of all papers in
Kentucky and their wives have
been invited by the management
to be guests at the big Blue
Grass Fair at Lexington on Fri
day, August 18th. The Fair
opens on the ninth of August
and continues throughout the
week. The editors are given 70
understand that they will be
welcome any day that they may
choose to attend, but especial
attention will be devoted to
them on Friday, the 18th, which
will be known as Kentucky Press
Day.
Besides the usual cOurtesies in
the way of tickets of admittance
aud opportunity to see the ex.
cellent shows that will be pro-
vided, the editors and their la
dies will be guest of secretary
Jouett Shouse, for luncheon.
Mr.. Shouse has been a newspa-
per man for a number of years
and this compliment he is pay
ing the press of the State will be
cordially appreciated.
A. ID. Miller, of the Richmond
Climax, vice-President of the
Kentucky Press Association, has
been named as chairman of the
day and the invitation has come
through him. On the committee
with Mr.. Miller, he has selected
Ed. ID. Shinnick, Shelbyville /;
Jon. S. Lawrence, Cadiz; r. j..
McBryde, Jr., Louisville; VIM.
Remington, Paris; H. z. Sum
mers, Smiths Grove; Chas. w.
Metcalf, Pineyille; Paul M.
Moore, Darlington, Harry Nc
Carty, Nicholasville.
A local reception committee
on behalf of Lexington has been
appointed, with Desha Breckin-
ridge, Of the Lexington Herald,
The bee., 1909-08-05
Four Ofhoor. stay By Request Of Major

Frankfort, Ky, July 30.-It
was announced by the Adjutant
Generals department today that
'everal of the former officers OF
ne First Regiment, who tender
their designations to the de-
rtment earlier in the week,
e requested the withdrawal
NE designations, ana have APP
\ for reinstatement in their
Commands.
Sc officers are Capt. Dan
Oal of Company II, Capt.
Oai,f Company f. First Lieut..
we Company F, and First
Lieu 1lausen, Company X, all
of tho cond Ratta,on
Investigations were &C.
oep'eulst Wednesday. On
Major krleger, acting
Oy tneirluesl and cheerfully
az 'nelr Tor, sent to the au-
'nori'ies Frankfort a letter
requestinghat the order ac
0ep'ins 'heresignations be re-
voked, on { oronnd Of their
~c'ency asficers. Late yes
terday afterhn an order was
received In Lssvilla from the
Adjutant Gensls Office revok.
ing the accepta,e Of their resig.
n"'ion 50 1heJremain on the
roster.