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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

ONLY "a more days till the election is
pulled off in Lincoln for county officers.
Democrats must stand shoulder to
shoulder and elect the splendid ticket
presented the people to serve them for
the next four years. II there be a
democrat in Lincoln county dissatisfied
over the nomination of any democratic
nominee that defeated friend of his
in the primary, our appeal to him is to
keep his record clean by voting the
straight democratic ticket and be gov
erned by an obliging, painstaking and
capable set of officers. rather than q
crowd nominated by steam roller ma
chine over the wishes of their party.
Will the anti-machine republicans and
the rank and file of their party continue
to let this machine grind out its nomi.
nees and keep those who oppose it sit
ting in the background, with no hope OF
reward? The machine bosses didn't
even let.them have membership on
the county executive committee. Why
didn't they. we wonder? Because the
machine had TO use the committee in
order TO get the Federal patronage in
Lincoln county that is distributed al
the pie counter. Kentuckians. demo
Gratis or republicans. wont stand fol
machine-made nominees and bosses
They love fair play and when the bal
lots are counted in Lincoln county in
November that fact will be made knowr
in no uncertain tones.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

For SALE OR TRADE.-One l6 horse
power Nichols & Shepherd traction en-
CINE and two mounted saw mills. log
wagons. etc. All in good condition.
Call on or address o. w. Potts, Rich
mond, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

ALL claims against the estate Of Mrs.
Lucy Cash presented to me properly
proven and verified at the First Nation.
al Bank, Stanford. KY, will be paid.
H. C. Baughman, Ex'or.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

81 SEEN be the fashion papers, as
Hogan would say, that the feminine
waist line is to be put back where it
belongs. One of the saddest sights Of
life is to see woman who is old enough
to know better try to make herself
look young by wearing the baby dress
es now in vogue
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

Mona is guaranteed by G, L. PEN
ny TO cure indigestion or money back.
Relieves distressed stomach, belching
or gas. Etc, in five minutes. Large
boa, SOC.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

For RENT.-My farm Of $50 acres in
the Walnut Flat section; so acres for
corn, 10 wheat. 20 meadow, balance for
pasture. Mrs. Mary E. Logan, STAN
ford, Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
MASON'S MEET.

Lincoln Lodge No. o. y. a A. ". Will meet
"A stated communication on each nrst and
third Monday nights ofeach month, NJ 1as
o'clock in their hall on main street., stan
ford, Nv, Members of sister lodges are ira
ternnlly invited 10 he present. t. W. Pen
ntngtau, sec.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

LOST ON COURT DAY, Sept. 18th. one
large red steer, weighing over 1000
lbs. Last seen on Hustonville pike.
Notify M. ]. Farris. Danville. Ky.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

Mr.. S. W. HAGER has bought the
Greensboro Inquirer and taken full
charge. He is making it good paper
apd it is already supplying long felt
demand.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

the only people who sell Coed Clothes but the
how fine the sbrc unless clothes F Your Form
Fit Slip and The
tailoring fabric AND The FIT perfect We have
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
II. I. McROBERTS Stanford, Ky.
FOR SALE!

VIII sell n Clothing, shoe and Gents Fur
nishing store. located In the best town IN
BOYLE county. A yreat opportunity Tor th,
right man. stock will invoice about t,an
Address NJ. j.. care Interior Journal, stan
ford.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
Additional Local.

"A PAIR of Country Kids" at Wal
toms Opera House Friday night, Oct. !.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
Joe MACEE

Is a candidate for Police Judge OF Crab Or
chard, subject to the action OF the demo-
cratic party and asks your support.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28

AS we went 10 press Thursday after.
noon. the 18th republican judicial COM
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1909-09-28
q. D.sCAR7ER.
New Iiyerv-
Depot Street,
Phone 90.
STANFORD, KENTUCKY.
NOTICE!

We have moved our produce, hide ana
pouItry business from Myers stable To our
store recently purchased of Garland sin:
gleton, two doors from postofiice. We stili
pay cash for all kinds of country produce
LAND 4 BUCHANAN, stanford. Ky.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-29
Sugar=Cane Culture
Explicit Directions For Planting
and CuItvating Cane in thisValley
likewise.

For the benefit of the many farm
ers from more northern ATTITUDES who
are settling in the Lower Rio Grande
Valley with the intention of growing
sugar-cane. and who have little or
no familiarity with this branch of
agriculture. The Herald publishes the
subjoined summary of information
covering practically all phases of the
industry for this locality.
1t is proper to say that the sug-
gestions here brought together en-
body the best results of experience
in cane farming in Louisiana, Texas
and elsewhere and especially the ex-
perience of our successful pioneer
sugar planters in the Lower Rio
Grande Valley.
All authorities whose opinions are
embodied herein, concur in the be-
lief that, all things considered, (soil,
climate. labor conditions, tonnage
of cane per acre, and sugar content
of camel the Lower Rio Grande Val
ley excels any other cane produc-
ing region on the American Continent
and ranks alongside the best in the
world.
a few general facts will be helpful
20 the novice: In Louisiana and Gu
ba the rainfall is abundant, and some
times excessive. while in the Rio
Grande valley it is, of course, def
cient. rendering always necessary ir-
rigation to supply natures shortage
of moisture.
The climatic differences require
different methods in planting. In
Louisiana sugar-cane requires re-
replanting each second or third
year. Here replanting is ad-
vised once in five to seven years, ac-
cording to condition of crop in each
case. There is no economy or adj
vantage in depending too long on one
planting. in spite of the fact that in
this valley some cane fields have con-
tinued to yield fairly good crops
twelve to fifteen years in succession
without repianting.
Between replantings the soil
should be rested and reinforced in
one of two ways; either by planting
Tor one year to fertilizing crops like
cowpeas, etc. or by replanting the
cane so that the cane rows will come
III the uiuule VI the spaces ueIWeSH
the former cane rows. Of course,
where the cane is to be given a rest
of one year or more, by crop rota-
ton. the planter will arrange so that
only part of his farm will be thus at
rest from cane production at the
same time.
In Louisiana planters rest their
land every three years by planting
corn and cowpeas, the peas being
sowed after the last cultivation of the
corn, when the latter is about
eighteen inches high. Thus the land
IS not idle, but brings return in
CONTINUED on page a
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-29

flowers & Maxan,
= " els, Wells & Rentfro
Wells, Rentfro & Hicks Wells &
Hicks, Wells, Stayton & Kleberg.
l buy and sell real estate and
investigate L id titles. A COM
plete ABSTRACT of all titles of rec
ord in Cameron county, Texas.
Practice in all state and federal
courts, when especially employed.
Land litigation and corporation
practice.
The Brownsville daily herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1897-1910, 1909-01-29

Cabbage shipments ION the loW-
er Rio Grande Valley are beginning
now in earnest, and will reach the
markets at just the right time, when
the supply of cabbage which the
northern farmer has been carrying
in cold storage will be growing less.
While the crop in the valley may
not be as large as that of last year,
as many farmers were so discouraged
by the ruinous market prices prevail
ing last winter In the North, yet the
yield is considered very satisfactory,
and the return will no doubt be
likewise.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
MEXICANS KILLED BY HAIL
Missiles So Large They Crash
Through Roofs Of Houses.
HafIstones in Texas Drift 10 Depth
os Three Feet and Remain
Intact for Hours.

Galveston Tex. May ia hailstorm.
tho rke Of which had never been recorded
IN Southwest Texas. swept over at least
two counties to-day. killing at least flve
or SIX persons. Reports from Ia Sale
and 1-vslde counties tel OF the finding Of
The dead booles Of seven Mexicans en-
Moved on the ranches. VINO had been
knled by the hail in the western part Of
Uvalde County.
Il IS estimated thar 80 or so head Of
cattle perished in the hail
reHable report from Uvalde says sail
stones measuring from twelve TO seven
teen inches in circumference and weigh
inc from seven TO ten pounds fell there
Thess missiles crashed through the roofs
Of Buildings.
The hail came in Two heavy showers
Of about fifteen to twenty minutes dura
,ton each. In the town Of Woodward
Ia sale County. every house was dam
seed and many people injured by th'
hail The storm was accompanied b,
,;ob+n;nC and wind, which reached
velocitv of sixty miles al hour At man,
,,sces the han-stones drifted TO a heigh
., three feet and remained intact 70
hotr~s
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
PRESIDENT LEAVES
FOR SOUTH TO-DAY
First Trip to Dixieland Since
Entering White House.
WILL VISIT TWO STATES
he VIII Make Four Addresses in
Two Cities-PetersburG Ready to
Receive Him-3iE Crowds Enter
City 20 join in Demonstration.
He VIII Visit Hampton.

President Taft left Washington this
morning at 4-2o o'clock on his first South
ern trip since taking Up MS duties as
Chief Executive Of the nation The Pres
ident VII spend to-day IN Petersburg.
where ne viii make two addresses. one
az the unveuing OF the two monuments
70 the Pennsylvania soldiers who fell
around that city during the civil war. and
the other al a reception to be rendered
him BY the citize1s Of the proud Cock
ade City OF the South"
The President viii leave Petersburg
tonight for Charlotte. y c. He viii
take part in the ceremonies celebrating
the anniversary OF the Mecklenburg
Declaration Of independence. he vii
make two speeches there.
President Taft wiz also make an sa-
dress before the faculty and pupils q
Hampton institute. sn institution FOL
negroes. and Indians at Hampton. Va
next sun6 8. The President. accompanied
by Mrs. Taft. viii leave washington
Saturday afternoon on the yacht Dolphin
and reach Hampton Sunday morning
The party VIII sail from there sunda!
afternoon and get back to Washington
Monday morning.
The President was accompanied by tn
French Ambassador and Nine. Jusserand
Capt. Archibald v. Butt. and Assistan
Secretary Wendell W. Hischler
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
NO GOOD IF NOT A CZAR
That's What Speaker Cannon Tells
Speaker Byrd.
Says He VIII Stay in Politics Until
He DfeS-TaIkS on Tariff
in Senate.
SPECIAL to Ths washington HsTald.

Special ~ The Washington Herald.
Winchester. Va. May Is Speaker
Cannon and party OF Congressman
arrived in winchester to-day in a
large touring car. and after spending a
day Al Natural Bridge. viii return 10
Winchester tomorrow evening and BE
entertained
Other members of the party were Con-
gressmen W. W. Wiley. New Jersey: J.
". Dwight. New York; Z VI. Roberts,
Massachusetts,: Il c LOudenslager. New
Jersey. They were entertained at lunch
con at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley
Carter. They visited many points OF
historical interest IN and about Wiuches-
ter.
7 guess III stay ir the game TIL I
die ssiS Mr.. Cannon when asked Il he
had any intention Of retiring from poll
tics. Ny constituency is very kind 10
me. and as long as they continue to
| want me III be on the job. can't bear
the idea Of giving Up and lOafing around
while the other fellows are AT work hav-
/ ING fun III stay in until I die. and
/ then be buried at public expense
Among those who called TO pay theil
respects was Richard Evelyn Byrd. t,
/ whom Uncle Joe said:
You are the speaker Of the Virgins
house Of delegates Are you a czar7 Il
you are not. you are no good
L have TO idea when We will &c
| through with the tariff bill" said tn
Speaker The House passed the bill il
! three weeks. but the Senste-ah. there.
the rub Bailey wants a vote on tn
bui, but with Dolliver and CummIn
shooting around there IS no telling wha
will happen.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
"OURARHYASHAM," +"
DECLARES ROBERTS
British Field Marshal Sounds
Warming Before Lords.
SAYS NATION IS DECEIVED
While Political Leaders Know Con-
ditiOns as They Exist, They Are
Keeping Truth from the People.
Peers show Their Approval by
voting against the Government.

London, May 1S.-"Our army Is a sham.
We have no army, exclaimed Field Mar
shaI Lord Roberts earnestly during a de-
bate in the House Of Lords upon the
Duke Of Bedford's motion for an inquiry
into the condition of the reserve. Earl
Roberts. who is known TO favor compul-
sory military training. declared that he
was amazed at the manner in which both
houses treated the army as a party ques-
ton. and al the apathy Of The nation re-
gsrding military defense. The nation. he
said, did not believe in the danger OF in
vasion. and no wonder. for their leaders
told them there was no fear OF it. He
added:
7 kEow perfectly well that the leaders
! in both houses are anxious about the
army, but they do not tell the country
! that We have neither an army TO send
abroad nor TO defend the country at
home. While We are sitting here, taking
+ it easily and comfortably, the danger is
coming nearer and nearer TO US daily
and unless you cease telling the people
they are living in safety and get an army
/ IT 10 deal with any enemy. We shall one
day come 10 such utter grief that you
win bitterly regret your iaaction-
Wants Nation to Wake Up.
TT IS a perfect marvel 10 me how any.
body can see what IS going on areGnd u,
in Europe and be content with the. condf
ton Of our army. No country in tht
world would q. ''~rt to defend itself with
the paucity Of Great Britain and viii
the unframed raen we have got. Yol
will never have a real army until 70;
have taken the nation into your conf
dence and tell them their danger. 70,
may think you are safe. but you are not
Be frank and tell the nation what D
! before them. They viii respond
His admonitions were addressed 10 tn
government representatives. The peer
showed their approval by carrying tn
Duke Of Bedford's motion against Ia
government by q vote Of % to p.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CHANGES IN FACULTY.

Unanimous In its EEEPOrt Of
Dr. Charles W. Needham's recon-
mendatiOns. the executive eoun-
ell Of the trustees OF George
Washington University yesterday
made the following changes in
the faculty.
william CIiae Borden, desa OF
the Medical school, to succeed
DR.. ". r. r. PhiiIips-
Howard l. HOdgkinE. Ph. D..
dean Of the College OF Engineer
ing, TO succeed d.. james How
ard Gore, as professor Of nathe-
matics.
Robert h Kern appointed In
structor In economies in place Of
Prof. {. w. A. Ved3tz,
DR.. J. r Walton. dean OF The
department OF dentistry, to sue
ceed Henry Clay Thompson, re-
signed
DIR. J. H. Gore and DR. James
MacBride Sterret were made
..prOfessOrs emeritus and retired
on the Carnegie pension fUzd.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19


Margaret ShInas. a frail girl Of seven
teen years. and Policeman Boswell, the
strong nan Of the Sixth precinct en-
gagged in a life and death struggle on a
fire escape yesterday morning. The girl
fought TO escape the policeman and jump
TO death. The policeman struggled TO
save the girl from suicide
A thronE OF more than 20 persons
watched the policeman rescue the girl.
who was sixty-hve feet above the ground.
cheer went Up when the girl was
dragged to safety.
Miss Shinas. who lives al I25s FoUr-and-
a-han street southwest. has been en-
uloyed by the Nazo Company on the
fourth floor Of the Central National Bank
Building. at Seventh street and PennsyI-
vania avenue northwest, for several
weeks. Two girls worked with Miss
shinas filing bottles with medicine.
Acted Strangely for Days.
Miss Shinas had been acting strangely
for several days, according 70 relatives
She ulumbled to herself incoherently, and
gave vent to meaningless laughter j
vas though; the girl was suffering ner
vousness. and no one thought she woul'
( try 20 harm herself.
while the wiegand lumber mills wer'
burning on Monday afternoon, Mis-
shinas left her employment and climbe'
| through window 20 q FIRE escape on tn
c street side of the building Little al
tention was paid 10 the girl as it va
| thought she was watching the crowd
running to the FIRE.
About u.SB O'Clock yesterday mornin
Miss Shinas again climbed through IN
/ q n
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
YOUNG HEIREss EIoPES.
millionaire Julian Swift and Miss
Miller Wed in Hoboken.

New YORK, May lS-5uIian W Swift.
nephew Of the muti-miIlionaire meat
packer Of Chicago, and a millionaire in
his own right, although well known in
New York as 4 man-about town. was
married in Hoboken last night to Miss
Ermz Miller. a beautiful young heiress
OF Lafayette. y. Y. whom he net only
three weeks ago
The couple eloped from the Hotel
Knickerbocker. unknown to the bride 5
father. and hurried 10 Hoboken shortly
before Il o'clock last night in large
touring car. Only few OF their mos,
Intimate friends went along
Following the ceremony. 2Ir. and Mrs.
Swift returned 20 the Knickerbocker.
where an elaborate breakfast was served
early this morning Papa Miller did no;
learn Of the marriage until this afternoon,
as he IS IN Lafayette. where ne has a
magnicent country home
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
HITCHCOCK OFF TO HAVANA.
Postmaster General Leaves for Out
ing to Benefit Health

Postmaster General Hitchcock left
washington yesterday for short trip
10 Havana for MS health He was ac-
compe MED by Walter Barnum. his con-
hdentiaI clerk.
Nh Hitchcock is not III. but was ad-
vised by his physician 10 take a short
outing. He wiz arrive in Havana on
Friday. and VIII return on board the
naval yacht MeyioweT as the guest of
Secretary OF War Dickinson. who is -
turning from a tour OF inspection OF the
Panama Canal.
The Mayfower arrived at Havana from
Colon yesterday and viii remain there
until the Postmaster General joins the
party. The party viii return to Wash
!ngto1 early next week.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
sheet Writers Organization in New
York Forced TO DIsband.

York Forced TO Disband.
New York. May IS-The Turf -BeRevo-
lent Association. an organization made up
OF sheet writer's. and other men concerned
with race track affairs. dissolved tonight
because OF lack Of money TIE associa-
tion was formed four years ago
OF the 90 members. about $50 were
there. They were told that 70 one was
paying dues. The fact was PIT in the
light Of a question, and one man, bolder
than 2 est, said he was once book
me- but since the passing Of the Hart
Agnew bin. he had no money to pay dues
with. On a count q hands it was
found thar not one OF the men had q de-
cent job. Then It was that a motion
10 dissolve the association was carried
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Champion HurdIer Weds.

Seattle. May lS-Forest Smithson, Of
Portland. Oreg.. the worlds champion
hurdier. who in this city on May ! lowered
the worlds record for the fifty-ysrd low
hurdles to FIVE and four-hfths seconds
Yesterday married Miss katherine Tracy.
Of New york Miss Tracy IS reported 10
be the daughter OF wealthy New York
family.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
WEATHER FORECAST.

For the District OF Columbia,
Maryland, and Virginia-Party
cloudy to-day; tomorrow unset
tied: light to moderate northeast
and east winds.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
GIRL STRUGGLES
ON FIRE ESCAPE
Saved from Suicide by Police
man Boswell.
THRONG IN THE STREET
/ Crowds Witness Thrilling Res
cue at Seventh and Avenue.
THRONG IN THE STREET

Margaret ShInaS. Employed on the
Fourth Floor Of Central National
Bank Building, Runs Up and Down
Ladders During Sudden Fit of Men
tai Alteration, Declaring she Is
searching for Men on the Roof
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Goes Through Chariestown.

CharIestoWn. ". Va. MAY 1s-An auto
mobile party passed through CharieStown
and stopped here for an hour this morning.
Included in the company were Speaker
Joseph G. Cannon. Representatives
Dwight, Wiley, LoudensIager, and Rob
erts
They left here in their touring car for
the Natural Bridge, Virginia
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
PETERSBURG READY.
City GsiIy Decorated to Receive the
President.

Special 70 Ths Washington Head
Petersburg. Va. May R-With a
promise Of fair westaer, with tralnloads
Of visitors coming into me city almost
every hour. and every detail Of the unveil-
ing exercises at Fort Malone. al fresco
luncheon and lawn fete at Center Hin
completed. Petersburg IS ready for Presi-
dent Taft. Gov. Stuart. Gov. Swanson.
Ambassador Jusserand. Admiral Sigsbee.
and the many ether distinguished persons
she viii have as her guests tomorrow
Such scenes Of activity. such crowds.
and such decorations as are now III
Petersburg are Unprecedented II the
weather IS fair, May 70 promises 10 be
the greatest day in Virginia for many
rsar. Ever hotel. boarding house, and
many private residences are packed with
visitors. not only from places contiguous
ro,tf,ued r, PAGE 4 CoIuSnr 4.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
CABANNE BOY TESTIFTEs.
BrauEhten BrandenburE Hearing
Begins at It. Louis

St. Louis. No. May IS-The abduction
OF James Shepard Cabsnne, third Is De
fore the grand jury for consideration
ana the indictment II Broughton Bran
denburg. who took the boy rom 81
Louis 70 san Francisco. IS expected
James Shepard Cabsnne, IT. toe ooy- ana
three other witnesses testified before the
Jury to-day Caba1ne has been before
the grand fury twice
In the event BrandeDburg escapes sen
.ence on the New York charge ne VIII oe
arrestes on the St Louis Indictment
The penalty for abduction IN missouri
Is death-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
HUGHES SON IS Ill.
Brown Senior Suffering with Cere-
bro-spinaI Meningitis.

Providence. r I. May 1S-Chsries E.
Hughes. it., son Of New York's governor,
is in a serious condition at the Rhode
Island Hospital suffering with cerebro
spinal meningitis His mother arrived
this morning from New York in response
to a telegram Young Hughes is q mem
Der Of the senior class at Brown Univer-
sity which graduates next month.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
PHILLIPS OUsTED
As MEDICAL DEAN
Summary Action Taken by
G. VI. Q. Trustees.
SUCCEEDED BY BORDEN
Several Other Changes Made in
the Body Of Teachers.
SUCCEEDED BY BORDEN

Students Of the Department OF Arts
and Sciences Protest in Petition
Against Removal of Drs- Gore and
sterrett, but without ETees-vie-
tory for President Needham-Lav
Department Men Take Action.
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
IIInlI nnIInnl HHral
HI66II HIIII66II 5GHUUL MtH
IN PRIZE DRILLS
Cadet Companies Cheered by
Friends in Grand Stand.
EACH EN Y Is PRAISED
Six Go Il gh Movements;
Others Aarch To-day.

with Mothers, Sisters, and sweet
hearts as school, Soldiers Battle
for Annual Prize-BuntInE Streams
from Fences and Building, and In
dividuaI CoIOrs Worn by Admirers
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
sso * "a Cjacinuati and Return

:.
via. Pennsylvania RailfOsd-Tickets sold
NAV IS. 2. q. good 20 return until May
a. See ticket aEents-
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19

ChGEse Flezers for Funerals,
1scisl Cluster &. Blackistone's, tzth & Il
The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
Company l Begtns Drili.

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The Washington herald., 1909-05-19
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