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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Time Of game hours 4. .
Hoosiers Beat Denverites.

Coming here with only eight nfeh and
being forced to fill in their team by draw
ing player from one OF the other clubs
the Denver boys were given all kinds Of
announcement to have their grit re-
warded with victory.
Five runs In the eighth session gave
the Indianapolis typos a victory over
Denver by the score of 10 to g. in a strug-
gle that was nip and tuck all tie way
Matthews and Cooke were. the opposing
slabmen. with honofs even In almost
every respect, and II remained for the
support to decide the battle. eight errors
by the Colorado outfit paving the way
for their elimination. The score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Cubs and Phillies Split.

PHILADELPHIA, September 15.-Phila
deIphia and Chicago split even in a dou-
bie-header here yesterday afternoon. The
home team scored all its runs in the first
game in the sixth inning, and knocked
Reulbach off the rubber, while Chicago
won the second game by knocking MoreD
off the rubber In the fifth inning. Scores:
R.H.E.
Philadelphia. 49,. O o q o o. 90 x-5 10 %.
Chica GO 0 q o O O o y o 90 =
R.H. f.
Chicago. ............ 90 0 % : o
Philadelphia .. o o y D o . y o. o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15

Runs-Mathews, Bilger (3,. Fisher Burrows Ga.
rison. Flick ~. Cooke ca. Left on hsses-Deo-
yer: 4: Indianapolis. Z. First base on halls on
Cooke. Z: OF Mathews, 3. Struck thy Cooke,
Z; BY Mathews. 8. Three-base hit-Fisher. Two,
base ht-Montgomery. Stolen bases-Bilger ~.
Burrows t2,. Fisher. HaIdep Scbeman. Tucker,
Montgomery. Hit by pitcher-By Mathews Mont
eomery,. Passed bals-LinehaB, .: Scheiman. =.
Cmpire--Mr. Handihoe. Time Of game houFa
and 10 minutes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Totals. 40 Is q - Q Totals. .33 s
/. Ra ted for Duran in the ninth inning.

."Fafted TOT I5UBdu III INC NUT" lnHrI'S'
q; .nu,s ...::.: . 8 Q Q o
Runs = Juigens, Gallagher, ritzsinmons g.:
81. Hoifmier t2,. Grischy. Left ascs-St.
louis. .: Cincinnati. 5. First base on hslis-on
Hsney. +: OF Moli. J: or Sauer. &; OF Rohr. 2.
saner. Is: by .RoSr,. Ia Times at bat BY cp-
ponents- - against Henley. 10: against Moil IL;
on Hauey. s; OF Mol. .; on Saueri. 8: on Rohr.
10. struck out-By Iian,ey, B: by 5Meil. I; by
ltobr g. Three base hit Collins. Two.hase hit
Geary. Sacrifice Hy-Collins Sacrifice hit
Jnrgsns Stolen bsses,Jurgens. Fit1sipmons
Owings to Graham to Rohr: Gallagher 10 Moil.
Hit by pitcher-By Rchr walden and Geary}.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Pittsburg Signs Elmer Steele.

PITTSBURG. September 15.-Elmer E.
Steele. right-hand pitcher. has been
bought by Pittsburg from Providence. He
has had tryouts in Cincinnati and Boston.
sd be. only too glad to get along with
out any ,left-haaded pitchers" said Presi-
dent Dreyfuss. speaking Of the new man.
1--WE certainly are not looking for any
more.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Southern League

At Observation-Disclosures. Z: New Orleans 1.
At Atlanta--Atlanta, 8: Montgomery, =.
At Naehviile-First game: Birmingham, &;
Nashville. 4. Second game: Birmingham, s;
Nashville. /.
At Chattanooga game: Chattanooga =;
Mobile. 0. second game: Mobile, l.; Chatta.
nooga. o.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15

Evidently the st. Louis fan is not
very pleasant species OF the base ball
bug at the present time. His chief de-
light seems to be in roasting the home
players for every move they make. The
SoX had to sympathize with the Browns
all last week. and that has made the
visit to the Mound City doubly hard for
the Chicago men.-Chcago Journal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
MINOR LEAGUE GAMES.
American Association.

At Columbus Columbus 8: Toledo, ).
At Indiana polls -Indiana polls. 5; Louisville, f.
Al St. PaulMilwsukec. ,: st. Paul, 1.
At Minneapolis City. s; Minneapolis, |.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Eastern League.

At Baltimore Baltimore. >: Newark, o.
At Toronto-Montreai. j: TorepfO. ..
At Providence-Jersey City. ): Providence
At Bufaio-Rochester. 10: Buffalo. U.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15

Lajoie's best season with the bat was in
1901, when he had an average of f22 for
the season. His next best year was in
1904, when he had a mark Of .::91.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Browns Easy for Sox,

CHICAGO. September 15.--Chicaso scor-
ed an even break In the series yesterday
by defeating st. Louis, 10 to =, in the
final game. Hall was knocked from the
slab in the second inning, while Petty
was hammered at will. LANCE gave sew
en- hits and made two doubles In the bat
ting rallies. Score:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
National League.
TODAY.

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Chicago at Philadera. Chicago at Philsdelp'a
Pittsburg at New York. PittsburG at New York.
st. Louis at Boston. ST. Louis at Boston.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
Dalton Beats Cincinnati.

BROOKLYN, September 1J.-Jack Dali
ton batted the Brooklyns to to 3 vic
tory over Cincinnati yesterday. He drove
in two rpns with timely double In the
third inning, while his triple in the eighth
brought Wheat home apd he: scored him.
self on McElveen's single. Both pitchers
received perfect support Score:
R.H.E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-09-15
RESULTS.
American League.
National League.
SCHEDULES.
American League.

+ TO-DAY. TOMORROW.
| Washington at Cleveld. Washington at Clevefd.
Philadelphia at Detroit. Philadelphia at Detroit.
| New York at st. Louis. New York at st. Louis.
| Boston at Chicago. Boston at Chicago.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

ons &riegSbanomerf inns sic &riegs-
minenidaft aus oem @runoe ferneu
uno bradte es Bis gum itellpertreten=
sen &egimentsfomna11beur. Nad
oem 5iebenidbrigen &riege r1bten
Greuben's 8affen, uno Scr groBe
6rie0ri6 manote iein @auptaugen=
inert mirtbihaftliben &eformen 81.
% perlieB Steuben Sen 9eeresoienit
uno iibernabm bel ieinem @affenge=
noiien, Dem 6iirlten bon &oben5ollern-
&ehtingen oos Mmt 0es &ofmor-
lballs. 3ebn Sabre perblieb er in Sic
Ter Stelung, I'M Damn unter Sent
M%arfgrafen bon 9aoen Sen Soften Ell
mes Sberiten ser &eidstruppen 6es
l6mdbiihen &reiles 3u iibernebmen.
Ser Mongel an nubbringenoer CID
tigfeit iagte ibm aber niht 81.
Sim 1. 9e3enrber 1777 lanbete
Steuben auf amerifaniidem 8o0en
uno lteate oem &ongreB feline 9ieni tie
5l1r Ser iigung. 9ereits am %. Sc
brl1or 1878 traf er bel 8aibington
inn @interlager gu galep 5orge Elm
uno begonn iofort NIT ieinem groBen
&ef ormmerf. Seine Mrbeit ldritt,
trpb Ser gemaltigel1, gu iibermin0en=
Sen Shmierigfeiten, nit @ieienidrit=
ten porol1. Ser g%roBber5ige @aib=
ingtpn ertonnte Sic 2eiitungen bes
@orons, mie er i'm noru1te, obne je-
Sc giferi iidtelei an. Ml1f feline gm=
pfeblnng pl1r0e 5teuben am 5. Mai
ourh &ongreb bel6luB gum General
inlpefteur ser Nrntee nit @eneralma=
%iorsrang. ernannt. Sim %. Sunni
1778 rettete Steubens Saftif Sic
ibon perloren gegebene 56ladt BON
Monmolttb. Sein 5Ditem hutte Ste
5euerprpbe glan5eno bel tonoen. 1880
muroe ibm 0os SberfommanOo in Sir
CITIZEN anpertraut, balb ie0o6 muBte
er 5uguniten oes ebrbeoiirftigen Ga
fopette 5uriidreten. SSn 0ieiem Ser
5iht ouf Sic per0iente, ebrenpol1e
gab 5teuben SEM &eere Elm
bemun0ernsmertbes 8eiipiel bon
Selbitiibermin0u1g uno militariidem
@eboriam. Mu6 lpdter batte er TIM
ter Ser giferi l1dt un0 SEM Mei0e art=
oerer &eerfiibrer bel l1no bitter 5u
lei6en. gr blieb, menn ser @erglei6
g%eitattet lit, ais Hegiiieltr 0es &riegs=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

t6eaters binter Sen 8l1liiien mdb.
reno feline &amerooen sic @lan3rol-
len ipielten, li@ Dor 6em Bublifum
perbeugten ut0 SEN 8etfau erntete11.
Selbit iein beriibmtes u@anobub fir
Oronnng uno 9isciplin Ser Mrmee"
fan0 midt. einmal u%ngetbeiltee Mner=
fennung.
Mnber Ser aufribtigen 6reuno=
ldaft @aibington, ser 8erebrrng Ell
mes fleineS 6rennoesfretl les l1no ser
geredten 8eurtbeilung Ginger mabr<
beitlieben0er @eididtsldreiber fat
Steuben menig 2obn empfangen. Ser
4ongreb fano i'm erit nit einigen
2anoidentangen ab uno iebte ibm erit
1870 Elm Sabresgebalt bon $4,000
aus. Gin 9ibtblid fir i'm bil0ete sic
grnennpng gu einem Ser &egenten
ser Seem Oorfer Staatsuniperittdt.
Seoob me0er oieie s @brenamtes nod
1e1nes gbrenlolDcs berrnoGte Der 8a=
ron iib lol1ge a1 erfrel1en. Sim 80.
Nopember 1874 mur0 err bon ieinem
2nnoiib in Sneioa County, g. g..
mobin er iid in Sic @iniamfeit 5u=
riifge5ogen batte, our groBen Mrlnee
SSr leinen iGlid)ten Soloo=
tenma1tel gebiilt, ml1roe Steuben ol1f
ieinen @ltni6 beitattet.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
: oeuti hen nnterridt bom Qebrplan gu

oeutiden rnterridt pom 2ebrplan gu
ltreiden.
Ger Mniturm gegen Sen oeuti6en
llnterridt in oen S6ulen febrt in u11-
ierem 2anoe aue paar Sabre NAL mie=
ser. Die Natibiiten begen einen in
Itiloftipen &aB gegen 6as 0elttid-ame-
rifanii9e Clement, neil 0ieles 10 5ab
ON leiner Mutteriprade un0 Sen Sit
ten ieiner 8orfabren bangt. Sn0em
man Sen 0eutiden Sen Sdnlunter-
ridjt in ibrer 5prade nimmt> glaubt
man iie better uamerifaniiiren" 81
f6nne1r. Nber sic Deutiden Nmerifas
iinb nibt gemiQt, Sic fultureQen gr-
rungenidoften uno Sen geiitigen 8e-
lie ibrer &a1ie obne &f auf5uge<
Gen.
Gas Seem Dorfer Deutidtbum fat
ont 9ienl tag Dor einem &omite bes
Shulratbes ser Metropole cine &C.
maltige Concentration 81 @uniten bes
0eutiGen ltnterrihtes in SEN offentli=
ben 5dlr(en peranitaltet. gu tauicll=
Sen batten Sic 9el1tiden lib in uno
Dor Sem Sdulrotbsgebdl,0e uno in
Sem neutrality-suspicious. &lubbauie
6es vMrion" periammelt, u110 lire
berporragen0iten 6ubrer guben ibren
6o%r0erungen in un3mei0el1tiger @ei=
lie Mus0rud. GS. iprahen Wanmer pie
@erman &iooer, ser @erausgeber Ser
uNem Dorfer 5taots= 3eitu1g," Sbeo=
oor Sutro, Nrdii0er1t 0eS uGeutlb=
Mmerifaniihen Staotsperban0es," H..
Mlpbonie 6. &oelble, Nr6iioent Ser
Geutld=Mmerifanilden giirger 9iga.
@s NOR be5eihnen0 fir Sen Ston0=
punft, Sen Sic Mitglieber oes 5dul=
rotbsfomites einnobmen, baB Ser
beltide l1nterridt ais lebter @egen=
itono o1f Sic Iagesoronung geiebt
mor0en NOR. Snfolgeoeiien muBten
ieine @orfampfer iid biel fiir5er fat
len, ols eS Sic gerfedter 0es Inter
in Muiif, 3ei6nen, Surner,
Ndben un6 &o6en getban batten. Ser
&omiteporiiber, Sobn Greene, trug Ell
ne &altung CUR S6al1, Sic etmas 0ireft
Iei1oieliges gegen oas 9euti6tbum
botte, uno als &err &oelble, elm pro-
&atbolif Seem Dorfs, einige
frGftiqe Marnermorte laut mer6en
lieb, erflGrte @err Greene empbatti9,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
TIM Die oemti@e spra@e.

lin Sic 0eutIhe 5prade mont ge-
qenmortiq Ser &f in sen beioen
oraBten @emeinmelen unieres 2anoes,
SEEM Norf un0 Chicago. SS11 Seem
Norf mia 6as 5Gl1l0epartement gr=
lparnilie modeu, unb es bar1belt lth
MIN oarum, Oh Ser frem0lprohige I'm
terridt, Deuti6 un6 6ran5oiiid, an
Sen 0ffentliden Sdulen in 6ortfau
fommen lon o6er ob Nebenfdher, mie
3eidnen, Sl1rnen, Md6en uro
&ohen, un6 Ser '@ar6fertiqfeits=l1n =
terribt erbeblihen ginihrdnfunger
su untermerfen fins. Sn Chicago ba=
ben Sic Bolen es 6urdaeiebt, 0aB Ser
ltnterridt in ser polnil6en 5prod)e
in Sen 2ebrplan ser offentli6en S9rt=
len a%ufgenommen mir6.~ Tim Sic So
0urd entitan6enen Mebrfoiten 511 Sc
den, plant ser oortige Sduulrotb, sen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
@moltG 5u Gbrem 9efom=
ttte1t.

gl,oli6 fat oas amerifanil6e 8olf
cine olte gbrenl6ulo abgetragen.
Mebr ais bunoert Sabre iin0 p%erfloi=
len, ieit ser &ongreB Sen lobli6en
@oriab faBte, sic @croienlte 6es gro
ben Driumeiiters" ser Iruppen $50
lbingtons our6 Elm 0ellfmal 81 Der
euigen. 2eioer blieb er oamols aber
bel Sem gllten @ilen, oenn CUR Dnr6-
fiibrlng oes Ylanes feblten sic Mit=
tel. @as 5tellben's 3eitgenoiien Der
abialmt baben, lit iett nabgebolt
moroen. Ml1f etnem ser ib0niten Yla=
BE ser 8l1noesbauptltaot erbebt lid)
iett oas Stanobilo bes 0eutihen
Mannes, ser I'M ierer iungen &epl1b-
lit sur Stnnbe ser ibperlten @efabr
ieilren erprobten 1egen anbpt u10
elmer ibrer niibliblten> ergebeniten,
bohber5igiten uno lelbltloleiten
6reunoe mar. lteber sic 8eoe1tung
ulro sic @eroienlt tie Steubens INT sic
@efreiung lmleres 2an0es bonn britt
ld,en Sod Gerrib bel1te feline ebrlihe
Observation-Disclosures mebr. Die
geldJidte lit Sem gar 51 bei6eioenen
mp piel beneiOeten Sffi5ier langit &C.
recbt %geporoen. Sic erfennt Stel-
6en riidbultSlc5 ais Sen Wunn, al1,
Ser in @albingtons regel= unO 5iigel=
lolei1 @eeridoftel1 Srom1ng uno Man=
nes5l1dt brohte, uno iie in Sic Mr-
NEE unmanoeltc, NIT Ser Ser uGater
SEES Gaterlm0es" ieine r1bmreiGerl,
meltgeihihtlid)en Siege erfodt.
5teuben batte e6tes 5ol0atenbllrt
IN Sen Moern. 5hon nit pier5ebn
Sabren 5og CT ms Sel0 u110 madte
inter ieinem &ater Sic 8elagerung
BON Nrug nit. 0rei Sabre lpdter
Q74O mur0e er Subneniltnfer, in
1749 6ai6nrid l1n0 1853 9elrtnant.
SSn Sen 5iebe1idbrigen &rieg riidte
er ols Sberlel1tnont ein un0 1enfte
nlsbolo Sic Mufmerfl amfeit 6es gemal=
tighten @eerfiibrers ieiner 3eit, 6rie=
orids oes @roben, altf iid. 9ieie
er1nl1nte i'm 5ltn1 Stohsfapitdn un0
6liigeloojutanten. llnter Ser 6iib-
RING oes 9llten 6rib lernte Steuben
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15
er ul1o ieire &onegen lieBen ii9 burds
3robungen nidt einihubtern.
9l(in Aip Stimm,tnn 1T npnpn sac

er ut0 leine &ollegen lieben iib blrGs>
Drobungen nibt einibubtern.
Mlio sic 5timmung 1T gegen oas
Deutidtbum, un6 nidt Bios in Atelu
Sort, ionoern audi in Chicago uno bic
len anoeren @roBitaoten 0es 9anoes.
Wie .es ideint, planen Sic Natipi1ten
einen augemeinen 8oritoB gegen ben
0eut lden l1nterribt. Das Deutid=
tbum unter ser Siibrung 0es Natio>
nol6unoes uno bes futboliiden Gent
tralperbanoes lit ibnen gu mddtig un6
81 einflnBrei6 %getpor6en; 6arum ioa
es geoudt meroen, etc., 10 iu1t man
es oem in ieinem tbeneriten @ute, iei-
ner Wutterlprahe> gu t%reffen. 2ie-
Der mogen Eolen, Ii6eden, &utbe=
nen, 5fc5pafen uno Slomenen sic
@erginitigungen genieBen, oaB fire
ain0er IN Sen offentliden SGulen in
ibrer Wutteriprade unterridtet mer-
Ben. 9as lit geraoe5u lahbait. Sir
sic 9euti6=A merifaner bes gan=
gen 2an6es lit aber jebt ser 3eitpunft
gefommen, auf Ser SUIT 81 iein ut0
ii6 felt 5uiammen5uidlieBen, Inn a1d
oielen neuen Nngriff aus Sem 2ager
Oes Natipisma1S erfolgrei6 a6me6rer1
81 f1nl1en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1910-12-15

5dlimmer uls ein Teuerolarm tn
ser g5oht lit Ser metallild flingenoe
gtidbu1ten, melder Sdreden III ben
Soushalt bringe. 5orgfaltige Mlt-
ter halten 6oleDs @onep uno Sar I'M
So,1le uno geben es BEL benz erlten
9eihen ser @efabr. gs entbdlt te1ne
0.:ateu. Molitors Mpotbefe.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-12
ECZEMA-A GERa DISEASE
CAN NOW BE CURED

The medical Profession 's all agreed
that Eczema is a germ disease, but the
thing that has baffled them is to find
some remdyt hat will get to the germs
and destroy them.
Zemo, the clean, external treatment,
has soved this difficulty by drawing
the germs to the surface of the skin
and destroying the germ life that
causes the diseases. The whole
method of treatment and cure by De-
mo is explained in an Interesting
book onthesubject issued by the max
ers Of Zemo. II tells how to cure
yourself at home Of Eczema, Black
heads, Pimples, Dandrun and all dis
eases of the skin and scalp. Cali at
PeDny's Drug Store for booklet and
learn more about this clean, simple
remedy that is now recognized the
standard treatment for all diseases Of
the skin and scalp.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-12
tt LICE TO .sHAREHOt.D OF
o LINCOLN COUNTY NATIoH.
AL BANK.

At a meeting Of the directors OF
this bank, at its banking house in
Stanford, KY, on June Is. 1901 was
resolved that a meeting Of he share
holders be called to meet on Tuesday;
.mi &c. 1910. at its banking office
in Stanford. Ky.,to vote on the propo-
sition 10 amend the articles of assocla-
ton of this bank as follows.
FiIst-To increase capital toslOO..
coo and to authorize the directors to
set price of new stock. Second TO
increase the number OF directors TO
fifteen. w. NJ. Bright. Cashier
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-12
An Ordinance

An ordinance TO prevent represen-
tations Of prize fights and immoral
and indecent exhibitions by moving
pictures.
The city council of the city OF Stan.
ford, n.y.. do ordain as follows:
!. That II shall be unlawful TO ex.
hibit within the corporate limits Of the
city of Stanford. KY. by moving pro
lures or otherwise, a representation
Of prize fight or any immoral or
indecent exhibition.
2. Violators OF the provisions OF
this ordinance shall be fined not less
than SO nor more than S25 for each
offense
This ordinance takes effect from
and after its publication by copies
of same being posted at three public
places in the city OF Stanford, Ky.
July 9Th 1910.
a. b. Florence, Mayor. L. r. Hlghes,
Clerk.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-12
A Card Of Gratitude.

Everyone in stanford IL grateful for
life, Joy and hope. The constant good.
ness of God upon all is occasion for
constant gratitude from all.
For the many considerations Of
goodness of the people to me during
my short stay in Stanford am thank.
ful 70 God. May He, who is our maker
and keeper and lover, enrich each
heart With His love and grace and
multiply good works in each life
for a harvest OF JOY in days to be
To the men OF stanford let lie say:
Do not neglect your spiritual welfare,
be regular at public worship, be a con.
slant reader of the Bible, pray often
and above everything, let God be part.
ner in your business. He will prosper
you in soul and will not permit you
TO beg bread.
God bless everybody in Stanford.
| am grateful for this space in your
good paper. Your friend, \. G. Daniel.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-12

Former State Senator Gus W.
Richardson was a candidate for Pri-
son Commissioner two sessions OF the
Legislature ago. He threw his
strength to one OF the present Com
Inissioners, who was running for re.
election then, and was rewarded"
with good fat job at $1,000 a year
At the recent session former Senator
w. o. Coleman was an active candi:
date for Commissioner, but was in.
duced to withdraw, and the old Com.
missioners were elected. The Com.
missioners now want to reward
Coleman by appointing him to the
place held by Richardson. but the
latter says he won't get out without
a legal fight, claiming he was appoint
ed for a four year term. Wonder if
he has writings on the subject with
the Commissioners? ..,-t d,
Few people in the State realize
the extent TO which political trading
is carried on by the powerful oligarchy
of three penitetiary Commissioners.
It's a common saying at Frankfort
that a member OF the Legislature can
get the worst murderer in State prison
out on parole if he wants him and is
known TO be right" on the next
Prison Commissioners race. And
after the Commissioners are elected.
and there are guards to be appointed
there's none who has quite as much
..flueDce with the members who are
seeking guards positions for some
staunch supporters back home as
these same Commissioners. Such
things ought not to be. 1t isn't right
that attorneys representing large cor
porations should be permitted TO hold
State offices carrying with them suchI
opportunity for influencing the law
making body. The Prison Commits
sioners should be appointed by the
governor, OF elected by the people.
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-07-12
A lot Of mayors who ike to see their

A lot Of mayors who like to see their
names in the papers are coming to the
front with declarations that they won't
permit the exhibition OF the Jeffries.
johnson fight pictures in their towns.
Mayor Polsgrove,of Frankfort, had the
backbone TO say that the pictures
could be shown there II they desired
Cor he wanted to see them, and he
supposed several Of the preachers
did too, for he noticed them in big
crowds listening TO the teItErai mic
returns srom the tight. Aud now
Mayor Gaynor. concedyd to be the
greatest mayoy New York las had
ID score Of yea g, says that be will
not use arbitrary power 10 suppress
che exhibition cS the Jenries-Johnson
fssnt pictures, declaring that "orIs is
q government OF laws and not OF men
i am no able TO do as ] like as mayor
I must take the law just rs II is.
end you may Le Absolutely certain
that ] shall not take the law into my
own hands.
You say that yon are clad TO see
that the mayors OF many cities have
ordered that the9= pictures shall not
BE- exhibited. 'indre1l Who set them
up as autoorats? If there be some
valid law giving any mayor such pow
er, then he can exercise it; otherwise
not.
The growing exercise OF arbitrary
power in this country by those put in
office would be far more dangerous,
and is far more to be dreaded than
certain other vices which we all wish
to minimize or be rid Of People little
know what they are doing when they
try to encourage officials to resort TO
prbitrary power"
The council at its last meeting
passed an ordinance against the ex-
hibition Of the fight pictures here
which is all right if the city fathers
want it but we don't think it would
hold water in court if anyone
cared to test the issue, any more than
an ordinance to prohibit the sale of
the Cincinnati Enquirer here contain
ing pictures of scenes at the big
fight
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