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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1909-10-18
IS. 900 FOR MEMORIAL BUILDING.

PROVO. oct. lS-At the banquet
given tho guests Of honor at the 3. y.
II. corner stone cememoniais Saturday
afternoon, suggestion was made by
Senator Reed SmoOt that each donor 20
the building fund take IL upon himself
to secure another donor who would
contribute as much as he had done.
This suggestion was not adopted be-
cause it was considered that II would
work a hardship on some of the heav-
lest donors r. h Han proposed that
each member constitute himself COM
mttee of one 10 work for the coll
lection ~ the necessary funds This
was adopted and start made. Before
the banquet was over $1,000 had been
subscribed.
PROVO. oct 16.-The remains OF
Mrs T.. j. schwartz. formerly Miss
Maud Richmond. were brought here
from sacramento today. Funeral scrV-
ices were held In the Third ward
Westinghouse Mrs schwartz was the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph b.
Richmond OF this city and was born
here 50 wears ago Her home has been
In sacramento several years The cause
OF her death rs not known here, but
her health has been failing Tor sew
eraI years She has many relatives
and friends in this city and other
parts of the state.
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Building at Provo.

were on The war path iheie ,bld.
more peaceable. Intelligent hN III
ing and hard working lnoiAnH -lsll-
world than the tribe that Is nov
ms Sheridan.
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKERS
HAT FACTORY.

HATS blocked and retrimmed by an eK-
rerf. Fred Taylor. a East First South
phone lS7i-N-
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Is YOUR NAME WRITTEN THERE2
over the door Of some prosperous look
ing store that shows the world you are
an OWNER captain Of industry, and
not one OF its slaves. Let rs put your
name on this up-to-date clothing store in
a busy county seat of 2.5U0 population and
a railroad town. A substantial and re-
munerative proposition for progressive
clothing merchant. The Lewis-Lowe Co.
223 Judge Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18

A HOME 4 GROCERY. 4 LIVING.
Is the combination we have for you Mon
day morning. 4 Groom home. lot 100x15o.
on one OF the boulevard streets. gro
Gerry that has no competition within a
mile; "a plain but comfortable living for
five people. Real estate and stock for
SZ2J1. and will loan $3.50. which makes
800 cash necessary to handle. Absolutely
the best proposition in its line We have
yet co ne across. The Lewis-Lowe Co.
% Judge Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18

LUCK GROWS on THE TREE
CALLED PLUCK
Some people call Il LUCK if q man
SucCeeds-but nine times out Of ten it's
PLUCk-pure unadulteTated NERVE
that puts man on TOP. You have got
TO make a start for yourself If you ever
want to get any place. Working FOR
somebody else is like paying RENT-Jhs
BOSS gets all the profits VIII ten years
from now find you I'm the same old job
with perhaps a s. raise? Be a MAN
not an automatonl Get out of the RUT-
TODAY. WE have several good open
ings where d few hundred dollars
coupled with a Simon-pure brand OF west
ern nerve-wiil put you on the HIGH
WAY to SUCCESS. THE LE.WIS-LOWE
CO, % Judge Bldg.
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BRING YOUR PENCIL AND PAPER
With you and make us prove to you that
this 34-TOon European hotel clears so
every month. We can do Il and still have
the best reason in the world for selling.
Central location, steam heat, running Wa
ter long lease; rent only 500 We nave
the detailed expense and income sheet and
viii show you where this place made IS
per cent last year on the price we are
asking-S4.500. LewiS-LOwe Co. % Judge
Bldg.
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SHOW CASES

EVERYTHING in the store fixture Inc.
billiard anu pool tables and supplies: get
my Tices. "a L Wetherbee is and Led
~. ist s..
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LADIES, TURKISH BATHS.

-.-y-I,T,l:.l' I.ri, sttondants. Face MASSAGE
n-alicuring. hair dressing SanitariIm
uariors. % West % South Bell $50: I'D
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AUCTION SALES.


On WEDNESDAY. April p. at 1880 a.
m. No 625 So. 18th East ST.. take Mt
Olivet car % 18th F.. one block south.
Fine lot of household goods. consisting Of
mahogany rockers. willow rockers. oak
rockers. davenport. fine mahogany book
case and desk combined. large rugs and
carpets. center tables, fine hall tree with
clock. cost SO. oak dining table. sidebOard
ami chairs. dishes and glassware, brass
trimmed beds, oak dressers, lot bedding
linen, cooking utensils, refrigerator, fruit
jars. electric iron, heating stove etc. etc
X A ANDREWS, Auctioneer-
BY 7. NJ ONION-On Monday. April
70. 1879 q H.. al p West Third South
Gin rear j will sell good carpets, rock
ers. davenport, center tables, heating
stove photograph. office desk. mirror.
dining table. dining chairs. kitchen cab
met fine steel range. nearly new re-
frigerat0r. good iron bed, dresser fine
autoharp. pOrtieres. fine toilet set, Ro-
man chair. fruit jars. 3-hOle gasoline
stove. lot dishes etc.
BY Z. II ONION-Ou TuesGayi April
90 1890 a. m. at IL South west Temple
st. Redman Moving d Storage Co office.
viii sell a lot Of fine parlOr, dining
room kitchen and bedroom furniture,
center tables. couChes, fancy rockers and
chairs dining tables and chairs. fine iron
beds dressers. cOmmCdes, etc.
WHEN y1u want 10 consult +. n Onioz
coll w 153s on Independent phone
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B. Z. 1TRAPP
10 CANYON Road,

500 ESTABLISHES legitimate mercan-
tile agency for patented necessity. good
profits. exclusive territory and sample
stock OF merchandise to start with. Ad-
dress s. y. c.. care room 1901. No. i18
Fulton St New York
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TO TRADE.

TO TRADE-Modern ogden residence
with large lot To trade FOR Salt Lake
property. L. T. Bratz 80 18th St. OE-
den Utah
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OSTRICH PLUMES CLEANED.

+. A CARTER FUR CO. q W lst 50
Furs -emodeled- repaired. redyed-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
LUCK GROWS on THE TREE

22s Judge Bldg. Both Phones 1886
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ATTORNEYS

G. r. BEAN. attoruey-at-law 4ls Atlas
block salt Lake City Utah Bell phone
1898
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WHEN y1u want 10 consult r. n OnioE
coil w If3s on Independent phone
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WINDOW SHADE FACTORY.

ALL KINDS OF shades made: uphol-
stsTy and furniture work Eel s7z5. Ind.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

SEWED soles in 10 minutes. ~ West I'd
SCUM street. basement
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REMOVAL NOTICE.

g. A. LIVINGSTONE moved his horse
shoeing shop TO 346 Edison ave. formerly
Franklin ave
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CONTRACTORS.

HANI,IN PAINTS incorporated. r P
tSsste- manager Painting from y 10 "a
Phones 31z1-
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LIVERY STABLE.

HOME CARRIAGE co. Stables % So
1st West Carriages and light Hvery.
everythin@ firzt-cIass- Phones 4l42
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ART OF F1NANcGERING-

an VI IT. = ~ - - A-Ae'-'t
Showing how business men may raise
capital for business projects without re-
course to brokers or promoters Valuable
booklet free. Business & Finance Pub.
Co. 1l9 Nassau St, New York
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WANTED-Ssveral well educated solicit
tors of good appear ance for subscriptions
sition at good compensation for men who
can make good; want men for out-of-
town work, but must show ability here:
viii appoint resident with good references
q local representative IN each town
Apply Western Monthly. IS Commercial
block, OF address circulation manager.
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ASHTON BROS.-GenersI CONTRACTOR
"a Sharon block Bel, slss Ind, SS&-A-
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GHIRnPnnTsT

DIR ELIZABETH l. WTSNER Suite
C5-1ls Security 4 Trust bldg 81 zdain 81
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CAFES.
GAS RANGES CLEANED.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES new all kinds OF
furniture mo. 431; Bell 5l45. 345 So State.
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10 ROOMS FURNITURE. 500.
A big bargain hitched to q small price.
Rent SIS. and the roomers more tnau pay
all Of the household expense. Now II you
have only got d couple Of hundred dol
lars. come down anyway. because we
might persuade tire owner to accept it.
The Lewis-Lowe Co. % Judge Bldg.
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NEW PIANO AND FURNITJ
OF 10 rooms for 500. which is only one
half it's actual value Six rooms rent for
SIS and entire rent only $3.50. Location
close in. furnace heat, east front and
good shade that makes a hit with the
summer rCOmers. The Lewis-LOwe Co,
223 Judge Bldg
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FOR sALE-mSCELLANEOUs

FOR SALE-Aim0st az your own price.
d steel soda water tanks. good as new
secondhand delivery wagons, 4 wooden
fountains. II interested call 313 Ind
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SEE Us FIRST.
u Won want a good position, we nave H.
70 Won want good help, We have IL
Woman cook. Nevada 5000.
woman cook. mining camp, S4U.u
waitress. country, 5000
waitress. Idaho, $500.
pantry girl. Idaho, $500
V-ai.ress. city, 5000.
-bsubermaid. city, 5000.
Mouse girls. good wages
Iuter-Alt Employment Agency Most re-
rerIs. 81 ". md So. Both phones 1859.
department for ladies.
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GROCERY AND , LIVING ROOMS
In connection. Your wife and children
can take care Of this place while YOU
are at your regular work and your next
months check will be clear profit. Try
getting ahead on the cooperation plan.
Good location and splendid trade. 500
will handle. The Lewis-LOwe Co. %
Judge Bldg.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18

SPLENDID showing OF spring mil
lirerv; re pair work 8 specially Ms
Ernst Us Z. ID So. Ind. 14A
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MOVING.

LARGE padded vans. careful men.
Redman Moving & Storage Co. IL So
West Temple Phone 555.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGIsTERS-oscs
G-tosneii. sales agent for Utah. Expert
80 register repairing. No. Fl Main s.
~e~2nc-hsno registers always il stock.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLoRs.

MRS n JONES, manicuring and mas
sage. ladies' and gentlemen Room Il. IL
Main st. Iss5-K.
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CIGAR STAND FOR LADY. $50
Located il one OF the downtown build
ings. Rent so. including janitor service
and lights. Here is d chance 10 be your
own boss and make better than wages.
The LeWis-Lows Co, % Judge Bldg
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1909-04-18

4 ROOMS OF THIS 7-ROOM HOUSE
Are rented for SO d month. The entir,
rent is only 80. That gives you the use
Of rooms free and so a month besides.
And the furniture is worth every dollar
asked for it-Wilton rugs and solid oak
dressers and squared brass bsdsteads.
But remember places Ike this never last
long. Price Zoo The Lewis-Love Co.
% Judge Bldg.
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JEWELY REPAIRING


WATCH cleaning 81. main spring. q
Utah Jewelry Co. - So. Main
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WOULD ike 70 hear from anyone who
has a good investment proposition 20 Of
fer where a few thousand dollars could
be profitsbly invested in mining enter
prises or industrial proposition No sa-
looms considered. Give brief details and
price Of any good stock Wish 10 hear
from parties who viii sell only 70 buyer.
where no agents commission is added 90
the price Of stock. Address J. A LeshgT-
A. West Monroe St, Chicago. H.
WOULD like 10 hear from anyone who
has a good Investment proposition 10 Of
fer where G few thousand dollars could
be profitably invested IN mining enter
prise or industrial proposition. No sa-
looms considered Give brief details and
price Of any good stock Wish 20 hear
from parties who will sell only to buyer.
where no agents commission is added o.
the price OF stock Address J. a Iesher.
81 ". Monroe ST, Chicago, III.
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FASHIONABLE RoONuNG AND

FASHTONAB BOOMING AND
BOARDING
Houses Of 10 rooms, catering to the swell
trade. Net profits better than 500
month Some real Chippendale furniture
and art bric-s-brac. originally beautfying
swell home. are in this place; 800 cash
will handle. The Lewis-Lowe Co 223
Judge Bldg.
WE HAVE IAfITATORS. But No RI
Walls. The Lewis-LOwe Co, successors
to Arthur Lewis & Co, Is Judge Bldg.
Both phones 4436.
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800 PROFIT EVERY MONTH
In this coy confectionery and bakery.
Two nice living rooms in connection.
Thre5-yeaT lease at go per month. Just
the place for a lady. Price $50 The
LeWis-Lowe Co. % Judge Bldg.
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BIG WHOLESALE GROCERIES

From little aCorns grow. This grocery
may be the acorn FOR all you know. stock
never gets old for it's turned every
month Last months sales went s. so
Location Al. Rent only So. VIII sell
at invoice and about 81 900 viii handle
The Lewis-Lowe Co. % Judge Bldg.
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wANTED-MALE HELP.


EMPIRE EMPLOYMENT. AGENCY
Reliable help always on hand: head
quarters for hotel and domestic heir.
W I'd So. Bell phone 1854; Ind. as
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CAPITAL FTRNIsHED

Industrial manufacturing. mining OF.
gas and railway stock and bond Issues
sold direct 20 investors; commission ba-
sis Samuel Graham & Co. selling bro
kers. g Sacrament St. Montreal Can
COUNTY sales manager for genuine al
coholess flavOrings. immense demand.
cspital unnecessary, brains. references.
push essential; answer in fulI with =
cents for sample 10 verify my statements.
Edward Shepard g. Y. Houston St. New
York
ADDITIONAL capital furnished zoinz
concerns companies Incorporated q
nsnced. stock and bond issues placed d.
rect with investors on commission ba-
sic. Capital. P Q. box s7s. Sew York
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KEY FITTING.

KEY FITTING. bicycle repairing and
electric work Coles Electric Co. Is So,
~. Temple.
EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE repairing.
Carriers League Cycle Co. Is South West
Temple. Phone Ind. c5s1
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CAPITAL FTRNIsHED-

CAPITAL FURNISHED
Industrial manufacturing mining. oil
gas and railway stock and bond Issues
sold direct to investors; commission basis.
Samuel Graham & Co. Selling Brokers. g
Sacrament street. Montreal. Canada
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES our
new book tells how 10 engage in per
manent and profitable enterprises Of your
own. requiring but little capital Sent pre-
paid for 800 Circular free. Frauke
Supply House. Sc Penrose St. St Louis
No
FOR SALE-A first class saloon on "a
So. between Main and West Tenn Bar and
fixtures complete. good lease Must be
seen 10 Be appreciated. Inquire az Ores
cent Realty Co, 81 Judge Bldg. Bell
phone 31Ze
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SCAVENGERS

UTAH SCv. Co.; Wm. Tllingyvorth. -ngr.-
cleans toilets. cesspOOls and grease watts.
Office So 81 East Both phones 1873
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r. +. GADDIS, with
A. NJ HUMPHREYS,
IS W. ID So. ST
@yOvnsr

Best paying grocery business M city.
rent SIS per month. Did Sf.7@5 business in
building sea- Stock az invoice. Long
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-06-25
At Mckinney, KY,

You can find our standard Remedy, the
greatest blood and liver medicine yet known.
In case of Rheumatism, salt Rheum, Kid
ney Trouble and all diseases arising from
impure blood IL has no equal. IL Is manu-
featured under the pure food act OF June ~,
1895, and guaranteed by the manufacturer II
the Remedy Is taken according to directions
and n he or she Is not benefited by the use
of the Remedy we Will refund your money.
We can do nothing more. Each package
contains 3o4 doses With registered guaran-
tee and mailing card with full inst factions.
We send II to any address by mail on re-
ceipt of 81 per package or six packages for
g.. Better order box to-day. IL taken In
time you might save big doctors bill.
Remember N you take the Remedy accord
ing to instructions and are not benefited,
you get your dollar back. You Will not
md the remedy I'm drug stores for sale. IL
is sold only by our duly authorized agents.
REUBEN WILLIAMS, Agent.
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IN NEIGHBORING COUNTIES.

A. B. Bonita, aged "a, is dead il
Mercer.
Gov. Wilson will speak at Somerset
Monday afternoon.
Smittie's band. of Cincinnati, will
make music for the Danville fair.
Mrs. John Henry died at her home a,
Perryville from infrmities incident to
old age.
Before Crabtree was given a life
sentence in the Whitley circuit court
for the killing of James Chitwood.
The Love & Rife stock of merchan-
disc at Somerset was bought by Archie
Rife and j. r. Conn. who will conduct
the business.
Gov. Wilson and other officials will
be guests of Hon. Caleb Powers while
they are taking part in an educational
rally at Barbourville June 80.
The Court of Appeals affirmed the de-
cision of the Boyle circuit court in the
case of Thomas and Samuel Wheat for
killing Rolla X. Davis and they must
serve II years each in the penitentiary.
1t is reported that Prof. j. G. Crabbe,
Of Public Instruction,
will be elected president of the East
ern Kentucky Normal School. ]. A.
Sullivan. of Richmond, member of
the Board Of Regents, denied the re-
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WAYNESBURG.

The l.. o. T. M. of this place will
give an ice cream supper Thursday
evening, July LIST. for the benefit of the
Hive. Everybody invited.
Last Wednesday while out buying
produce in Pulaski county w. d. John
son was knocked down and robbed Of
sl09 by two unknown men. Blood
hounds were sent for but for some rea-
son failed to come and the men escap-
ed.
Amos Padgett, aged l6, son of Zach
ariah and Dicie Padgett, died Sunday
morning after a few weeks illness.
Funeral services were held at the home
at p. NJ, Monday by Rev. j. A. Sim
gleton, after which the remains were
laid to rest in the Waynesburg ceme-
terry.
A horrible accident occurred here
Sunday morning. Nora Sorrel, while
handling gun accidentally shot and
killed the little eight-months-old daugh-
ter of Oscar and Jennie Claunch. The
burial took place in the Waynesburg
cemetery at P. M, Monday. Much
sympathy is felt for the bereaved faith
err and mother over the loss of their
only child.
w. M. Smith continues i'll. Ashford
johnson, Mrs. Bertha Gooch and Miss
Sallie Gooch are on the sick list. r.
Curtis went to Cincinnati Sunday. Miss
Nettie Curtis. of Cincinnati, is the
guest of her aunt. Mrs. R. Curtis. at
this place. Miss Esther Gooch and Ed
Vaught, of Somerset, visited friends
here Sunday. Mrs. Garland Singleton
and children, of Stanford, visited the
homefolks here. Miss Leila West, of
Georgetown, is visiting Miss Alice Sim
gleton.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-06-25

A RATHER anomalous condition pre-
walls at Bristol, which is half in Virgin
ia and the other half in Tennessee. The
Tennessee part is dry and the Virginia
part is very wet. OF course such a
state of affairs makes prohibition an
impossibiity and in order to remedy it
a campaign has just begun to put the
Virginia Bristol in the dry column.
Rev. NJ. b. Adams, who has done more
for the prohibition cause in Kentucky
than any Of the Youngs, Collins and
Vests, will help lead the fight which
every good wisher of the cause hopes
will win.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-06-25

The Senator, who tried to frank a
box Of pineapples from Washington to
his family, was promptly turned down.
Congressman have been known to frank
nearly everything through the postoffice
up to piano, but it is gratifying to
note that there is some curb being
placed on their rapacity. With the pay
they have voted themselves, there is no
good reason that Congressman should
frank anything. 1t is just such graft
that keeps the postoffice deficit so
great.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-06-25

MAYOR SKAIN is determined that the
Lexington saloon-keepers shall obey
the Sunday closing law, for which he is
to be commended. He has revoked the
licenses of several saloonists for selling
on Sunday and others are on the anx-
ious seat. There ought not to be any
half way measure. The men who take
out liquor licenses obligate themselves
to observe the Sabbath and they should
be made to do so. Certainly with Lex
ington's able corps of police it ought to
be easy to compel obedience. BY their
failure to do so voluntarily they are
forging the implements for their own
destruction and laying up wrath against
the day of judgment. They have al
ready, however, sinned away their day
of grace and made it certain that 1.-THE
rum saloon must 60"
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-06-25

The State Journal is authority for
the statement that the coldness which
developed during the last session of the
Legislature between the candidate for
U. S. Senator and Gov. Wilson has
reached that point Of frigidity that they
do not speak as they pass by, or in 9TH
er words there Is no communication
between them. 1t is alleged that this
state of affairs will prevent Gov. Will
son from appointing Mr.. Homer w.
Batson, Senator Bradley's law partner
and republican nominee for the judge
ship, to fill the vacancy occasioned by
the death of Judge Emmett Field in
Louisville, an appointment which Mr..
Batson greatly desires to boost his can
didacy and which Senator Bradley is
anxious for him to have. II is not our
fight, but if Batson is not appointed it
will prove the truth of the State Jour-
nails story and show that the republi-
cans are splitting up good and strong.
and for that reason we are awaiting the
result with interest.