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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09

be erected and main'ained ana IN" en-
terprise Is TO ne i"stered ana carried
out entirely by IN" women ~ Ken.
lucky This important Work Is IN 'h'
hands Of III" Ladies AuN'harH Avis
DRY BOARD This hoari Was recently
appointed, and consists " N" follow
ing members Mrs. James \ Le-Ch
Louisville, Mrs James \ M'''hr.L
bowling Green. Mrs charles 7 N"a'.
er. Louisville. Mrs J"hh y aS'0"mah
Louisvt,'" Mrs John \ Str"''"1L ION.
isville Mrs John II Miller Valley
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09

mules, William Simmons, Shepherds
vile, superintendent; jacks and jen.
nets. John T. Veach Harrodsburg, su.
perintendent; Shorthorns, Heretords
and Aberdeen Angus. W. r. Norman,
Jr. Glendeane. superintendent, Pulled
Durhams, J. Wal Crawford, Wildwood
superintendent. Red Polls and dairy
cattle, Edgar Vaughn, Shrlbyyilie, su.
perintoudcnt, swine II l. lglehcart,
EliZahcthtown. superintendent sheep
and goats ! NJ priskell Eagle sta
ton. superintendent. poultry and pig
cons W. b. Rufurd NiCholasvllr, SUI
perintrndent r s. RorriCk. Louisville
assistant superintendent In charge OF
pigeons. collie dogs. " n Middleton.
Shelhyville superintendent. vEGcta.
hles and melons. Charles SCholtE, Jr..
Louisville. superintendent. field seed
and grain. X { lOvrlACe BOSTON. SUI
pertntendenL Frank Padou. Joy, as.
sistant superintendent. tobacco +. 2.
Sehree. CarOlltun. superintendent, Z
teudent, horticulture. W ". Hilien-
meyer, Lexington. superintendent, j.,
II Hammuns, Jackson. assistant su-
perintendent, plants and flowers {. l.
RrunsOn. PRducah superintendent,
woman's work and table Injuries Miss
Evelyn Porter, Louisville. supeHnten-
dent, Misses Eva y MCGrew, Bayou,
and Annie Rutherford Louisville. as
sistSnt superintendents farm nipple
meuts and machinery. C. p Rogers.
SmLthland superintendent, forestry
and minerals Robert blackburn. stan,
ton. superintendent, livestock Judging
contest Prof J. Hooper Lexington
superintendent speed rings 9 r
Van Meter Lebanon superintendent
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
Nv Stock yudalna cOntests.

Live stock Judging by students and
farmer boys WILL be witnessed at the
Kentucky State Fair of 1910. One Of
the contests Is open to all boys Of the
state. Commissioner Of Agriculture NJ
c. Rankin offers to the farmer boys
800 to be used as a scholarship In the
agricultural department of the state
university for the best written judg
ment on horses. cattle, swine and
sheep exhibits. Another set OF prizes
aggregating $50 will be offered to the
students Of the state university. The
sum is divided into five premiums
These specials are intended to encour
age the youth Of Kentucky in the sci
ence Of live stock Judging.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
GREAT TOBACCO DISPLAY.
State Fair Exhibit Promises to surpass
All Previous Efforts

A tobacco exhibit SURPRISING any.
thing OF the Kind ever seen in America
Is promised for the Kentucky State
Fair q lg.0 which VII y 4cld in
Louisville the week " September u.
VIM Adams. Of Cynthiana. will be the
member In charge Of the exhibit F
p Sehree. ot CRrulltnn is gup"rtn-
tendcut. with an associate in + :
Rees Ot Louisville The latter has
been actively engaged for srverA.
veeks In the collection Of the EXHIBIT,
and an especially interesting display
Is promised from the dark tobacco
district Present Indications point to
All average Kentucky crop. and ad
vices received from those In charge Of
the work indicate that the individual
samples put OF cI5!S!'!"c ",li ~ q!
unusual worth and the volume Of e1
hihits viii be the greatest In fair his
tory
In the hurley types exhibits Will DO
made oi the crops ~ both 1909 and
1910 Red Leaf IlriEht Leaf cigar
cite Wrapper and Brtgh, Trash types
Will be shown In each years class
with premiums aRErrga'.ug ESi hung
up in each instance similar prem
ums are offered for the dark type "S
hlbIts entries being cunaurd to the
crop " 1910 The following types are
listed for prizes Austrian Leaf lNaCk
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
SPECIAL PRIZES AT sTATE FAIR
Iona List Of Valuable Preafune 70
Attract Exhibitors.

Special prizes Of extreme attractive
ness and OF intrinsic value aggregating
more than $4,000 will be awarded at
the Kentucky State Fair during the
week OF September 1913 These pre-
miums are distinct from the $4,000
in premiums offered directly under
the management OF the tair. and cover
q variety OF hOnors which will be
greatly sought after br exhibitors
The long list Of special premiums
announced up to date includes the fol-
lowing, Highland Home Cup, DO.
mated BY Gay Bros.. q Piayah. for best
and finest saddle brSd toal Of 1910;
American Saddle Horse Breeders AS
ISOLATION trophy for registered stallion
or mAre three years Old on under; the
Montgomery Chief Special Of Sl25 for
the finest and best stallion. mare or
Relding. any age, by Montgomery
Chief, offered BY Bali BrOa. Versailles;
the Commissioner II Agriculture Sad,
die horse Stake, valued at $500 for
best hve-gaited saddle stallion, mare
or gelding, three years old or over,
the Hayes Cup, offered by W. p
Hayes, Of Bloomfield, for the best herd
OF Jack stock the American Berk'
shire Swine Association grand silver
trophy for best young herd Of lIerk.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
Kentucky State Fair PTspara-
lions Go MeTTIIy On.
THOUSANDS IN PREMIUMS
Ample Accommodation offered Both
Exhibitors and Visitors During
Week Of Sept. 18th to TIN.
Liberal Excursion Rates viii Prevail
Throughout Territory Surround
Ing Louisville

With an Investment ~ Approximate
" $500 900 in buildings and grounds.
and a record OF seven successful an
nual exhibitions before Il the Ken.
lucky State Fair OF 1910 will begin in
Louisville on September r. and con
unue throughout the week The
bright promise is given that the tim
stiles will click this year on one Of the
greatest State Fairs in America. Hard
and unceasing work on the part Of the
Board of Managers. the Fair officials.
and employees. for MAN. weeks past
IS rapidly bringing to completion the
plans and arrangements for the eNhthi.
ton.
While no new buildings have been
erected since last years Fair, there
will be ample accommodations for cN
hihitors and visitors Nature has
worked wonders IN the beautiful $50.
acre plot occupied as fair site, and
the Kentucky show is rapidly gaining
distinction as the most beautiful state
Fair in America. Under the landscape
gardeners care, the grounds have been
adorned with shrubs, new walks and
avenues have been laid out. and the
trees planted when the site was first
selected now have grown TO shadeprn-
dhcing proportions The system OF Il.
Elimination has been extended SO that
every nook and corner OF the grounds
will be brilliantly lighted each night
OF the show week Those who have
watched the progress OF work on this
years exhibition venture the opinion
that the attendance. which last year
reached high water mark, will this
year be increased BY thousands.
Cash prizes aggregattng about $50,
900 have been hung W IN premiums
for the 1910 fair. In many instances
the prizes have been increased over
former years, and many additional
Classifications have been made More
attractive than ever will he the spec
ial prizes" which this year will aggre
gate between $4,000 and $l0,O0o
Aside from the thousands Of dollar
received in cash by exhibitors, there
comes, however, a yet greater prize
the distinction of an award from tn,
Kentucky State Fair The sentimental
and exploiting value OF such an awart
has now grown until 1t is one Of tn
most coveted prizes sought for by pre-
fessional exhibitors in the country
largest agricultural exhibitions, 1t /
not possible to put a correct valuauO
on the prestige and distinction that az
company a prize from the state fair 6
commonwealth recognized as tn
head Of the horse world. as one OF tn
foremost live stock states and as a
agricultural community with few S,
periors In the union.
As heretofore, liberal excursio
rates from wide territory surroUn
ing Louisville will prevail on raiIroe
and steamboat lines throughout Il
fair period. Every local artangemer
has been made for the quick and sR
handling Of the crowds. and ample a
cOmmodations at reasonable rates a
assured to all visitors ID LOuiswl
during State Fair week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
THE GREAT LIVE STOCK PARADE.

80 single event u the Kentucky
state Fair Sept l2.l7. will attract
more attention than the gren live
stock parade This will take place at
m. Friday. Sept l6. and Will be
made up % frst-prtze winners IN the
various classes during the week Of the
fair The Judging is then over and
the champion. first and second ribbons
tied. and the admirtng public has an
opportunity Of Witnessing N" parade
Of the champions in every class. This
show takes place in the immense live
stock pavilion. which AFFORDS ample op,
portunity for u. 600 people to view the
magnificent sight
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09
MODEL SCHOOL AT STATE FAIR
Practical Exhibit Promised ss Resut'
OF Efforts Of Kentucky Women.

The people OF Kentucky 4avc grown
to look upon their annual state fair as
one Of the greatest educational inst.
tutions in the commonwealth. Many
evidences OF practical Development
and enlargement, along i've stock and
agricultural lines are trac"atle direct
" to these annual exhibitions A de
par,ure specifically along educational
channels will b. made at the approach
ing eighth annual state fair. which will
be held in Louisville Sept FL
A model rural school building VII
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1910-09-09

For catalogue, entry blanks or any
other Information regarding the Ken
lucky State Fair address J. W New
man, secretary, 800 Paul Jones Bu,I7
lag, Louisville, Ky.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

If you have early your will still count five
o'clock
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08
COUNTY FINANCES.

meeting the Kauai board of supervisors the chairman
such TO
immediate suspension of all new road work III ue county
upon the board unanimously resolved borrow eight thousand do
order iqudate the present Indebtedness
o the county. H..
This condition Kauai the smallest and which has
regarded the best managed counties does not appear
much better than prevailing in Hawaii the biggest county
where owing great and rugged topography ee Is
ground of exenuation for unsatisfactory finances
of Honolulu reason lOl COLI
graduation in the manner in which its present board Oh
have regulated Expenditures rOadconstung about
half of the entire expense running the municipality been
maintained monthly in each ayeary PERIOD
like those
belt road
denly collapsed bridges various roads urgently needing
work has been necessary no cutting
registering of warrants from first to last
back to the original estimates Tor certain perloq Wncn th
members had adopted against the protest of the
suddenly hoed by $32OOO on the final
passage of the appropriation bill
For the twenty-five past of its the board OF super
allowed the municipality to 1a one doaf III deo
without available funds to cover
the municipal finances, contrary
campaign talk promise TO leave the board TO be elected TO-
balance that with which the present board
the present and than the county oil Ohu e 10
municipality of Honolulu to start its housekeeping.
Strange the Republicans ye made no campaign use OF the
credabe record Of their majority Of supervisors III financial
Their rather implication
the general performances the board dwelling friction ~
has beeu with exceptions fiction Even ue
chairman of the road committee in his campaign speeches.
point the of road work done but amened lack
this board when
with the previous boards the preceding territorial
money has been devoted roads and bridges
this island than done former
pOndng period.
objects of expenditure loaded
upon legislature all been taken of in
practically above criticism, ms Ia 81"
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08
THE GRAND JURY UPHELD.

. u. z /. ..s... \. !. lE.saE@

Some states do grand ures Hawaii as territory must
have them obedience the federal constitution before TINS came
into operation here prepared by the attorney gen
ea and made valid approval of the judge presiding at ~
ury term heard in Hawaii opinions to the eec
that e GRAND Jury system is an Anticipated institution which has
ougrown usefulness Judge Hardy the Nesor OF local Judges
entertained such view but declares ~ III
has changed his subject The Garden Island reports re
mar of in this regard as follows:
Judge Hardy said a words in praise of the cOnscen-
tous jury and commencing the grand jury
system general-saying among other things that our
grand iuries are community and that while
there little chance of crime getting
the upper said he had been fOrciby struck with
from Denver of the trouble which
Judge Lindsey having in dealing with criminals
and good which had been done by the grand jury
Long ago. said had been inclined to think that the
grand Jury a necessary adjunct to nations useful
by and he has more and
more good accomplished by the system he has come to be-
lieve fully grand jury of the leading factors
in strengthening of the morals of community and that
nation would lose much of its power if this safeguard OF
the people removed
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08
MOVING PICTURES AND CRIME.

EDITOR STAR:-A friend of mine
who is a constant attendant at the
moving picture shows wants to know
how much these shows are response
BILE for many of the crimes that have
taken place in this city? He claims
that many of these pictures are Of
such a revolving and degrading nature.
that he cannot possibly endure them
and has to go away and leave them.
That there is some cause or reason
for this complaint no one can deny,
who at all frequents these shows, and
though not so much as there formerly
was, still there is still frequently to be
seen criminal suggestions that are
simply appalling, and it is claimed
that such pictures can have but q
bad effec! upon the young in exciting
the imagination and in influencing
their conduct. Not only are there
pictures shown of criminal nature,
but there are at times seen pictures
of women and children, whom we
are taught to revere, treated, and
made 70 act in a most Objectionable
manner, and which are calculated not
TO do anything but narm,
This l want to say is a great pity,
because these shows could be made
great influence for good and a
great source of pleasure. Here for
instance could be seen all that is
grandest in nature, in landscape and
seascape of the entire world. Indeed
we could stay right here in Honolulu
and see not only what is finest in seen,
cry but also everything else that is our
ious, wonderful and beautiful in art
architecture. We could be shown all
that is curious in the customs of other
nations, and some of the most won
derful things that they have accomp-
lished. We could be shown some OF
the greatest inventions of the world
and see the machinery in operation
and the various articles manufac.
tured. We could be shown the great
historical events, that are so wonder.
fully interesting. which have takeI
place in the various nations of the
, world
In fact, these shows could do
world of good if they would only Civ,
pictures that are worth while, anC
! which would not only amuse bu
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

would teach and instruct and have
an influence for good.
1t is pleasant to note that some of
the managers of these shows show
disposition to give a higher grade
and better class of pictures, many
of which are of the kind just mention
ed and which are highly appreciated,
and for which they are to be highly
commended.
And it is to be hoped that all of
them will see their way to cut out
all those pictures that are in any way
Objectionable and which are cuIcuIat.
ed to do harm, instead Of good
GEO. OSBORNE,
Honolulu, Nov. I, 1910
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08
~ NEW RICE MILL

4N'1' ANASl4 MILL
The K. Yamamolo Rice Mill is the
largest as we'll as the finest in the
islands. All machinery is of the very
latest pattern. The famous Tengu
Rice is cleaned at this mill. With the
large cleaning capacity they are able
TO handle considerable outside parti-
cular work which they guarantee.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

American railroad managers, conference
proposal to make charge for baggage attempt TO do
inns would raise the biggest insurgency against the railroads
ed IN While Free carriage of baggage hardship TO the
railroads. but they rather late in the squeang There are
many anomalies of custom which have become rights that are
dangerous to traverse. This is one of them. ~ "
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

tOur FOR deadly assaults
by the grand jury of Kauai form startling exhibit There should he
truce TO enency in all the courts of the Territory when DEALING
with TINS class of Ofense Attempts should the limit of nno
ties as well as accomplished injury with weapons go
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

Marriage not rightly be regarded some
Jewelers. contend but certainly it should degraded bench
show The employment of dogs bridesmaids wedding
of Pacific coast couple the doggones
in fashionable society reported 1t the monkey dinners of
Newport a FRAGILE a'ss Trv~
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08
Uncle Walt
The Poet Philosopher

Some time daunpss soaring DER the snowcad
Alps aud folks who his pnons roll had ngng feelings in their
scaps. lie landed on the other side upon a cruel
THE CHAVEZ heap stones; shortly after that
EXPLOIT bruised of broken bones Heroic
had | the fire of Austin. his praise would sing
But when need it, old Tyre have busted string To
tell the truth that brave deed does enthuse
darn; I'd rather write humble about the paints
barn fly beat the Dutch the Aps the
and accomplish half much plain guy plants
Some aviator risks his deng gavitaon but
let praise the human wreck who bitches
guy and gaudy deeds the bads will always
who'll supply the those who light the kitchen
Copyright Matthew Adams WALT MASON
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

According to the Garden Republican paper the election
on KAUAI promises be close In straight ticket appeal paper
ADMITS % the candidates opposing the Republicans men
personally as their opponents There appears question that
Delegate kalananaOle is than safe Kauai
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

well HOnOuu crowds that last
night despite the extraordinary enthusiasm which displayed by
both the dual gathering Aaa
Park there only three made of these being for
drunkenness Fights the exception rather than the rule and
though there slight outbreaks the contestants had
the good restrain themselves before damage done
occasional be expected such occasions and that
such last night developed into anything like serious baw is matter
congatuan The police handled the crowds WELL and poured
troubled with expedition born experience
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

Rulers fraenizng with Republicans upon
night good sign for today but BODIED
still better things encouraging prospect of fusion before next
election between the of Hawaiian patriotism and that OF Amer
can
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08
WALT MASON.

offered by the Nippon newspaper Toxic that the fertilization
the Panama canal by the United directed against japan
If Japan does not hosley within range the guns they will
hurt her.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1910-11-08

hoped that the being by
health will stamp out nfante paralysis The slaughter of the limo
terribly high here always
against the babes should be allowed to be formed.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-16

The letters from New York
showed that the fianciers were
ready to go ahead il the people
here would cooperate and show
an interest in the projects instead
or following a course of indier-
ence and practical opposition be-
cause of a misunderstanding of
the situation.
No money was asked from the
Tacomans. The New Workers
simply ask that three men be
elected here for the board of tdi-
rectors who will take up the work
at this end that must be done be-
fore actual building can be done
and the meeting decided that
Hewitt, Ashton and Jones should
constitute the Tacoma directorate
With Mr.. Gillies this will give
four OF the nine directors here.
Mr. Gillies also showed a tele-
gram he had received yesterday
from another source to the effect
that men were coming here to
build a 100000 automobile
plant to save the high freights
across the continent.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-16
CLARA MORRIS HOMELESS

NEW YORK, Sept. 16.-Blind,
feeble from illness, deserted by
those whose friend she was when
they were needy, Clara Morris,
twenty years ago the idol of ap-
plauding audiences, will be turn
ed from under her roof next
Monday, unless $4,000 can be
raised to lift the mortgage on her
home on Riverside avenue, be-
tween Manhattan and Yonkers.
Headed by Thomas l.. Feitner,
of No. 81 Wall street, who had
never seen Clara Morris off the
stage, but who knows FREDERICK
Harriet, her husband, a company
known as the Clara Morris Hold
Ing company has been organized
to save her house for her, and he
raised $4,000 toward lifting the
mortgage of $4,000 on the home
of the once famous tragedienne,
but unless the remaining $4,000
on the ground, with an additional
$4,000 to meet interest, taxes and
assessments for some years to
come. is secured, Mrs. Harriott
may be thrown on charity for sup
port.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-16
hewitt, JONES AND ASHTON
TO LOOK into GILLIES
BIG PROJECTS

Henry Hewitt, William Jones
and James M. Ashton were select
ed at meeting of about so prom
inent business men of Tacoma
yesterday to act for this city and
become Tacoma directors in the
new Tacoma Railway Terminal
company promoted by A. p. Gil
1ies, which contemplates the cree
tion OF the Imperial building and
subways to the waterfront here to
=. Join all the railways and the
steamship liens In one great term
inal.
The action was take nat meet
ing called for the Chamber of
Commerce rooms and held in the
old federal court room at which
Mr.. Gillies showed the doeu ments
and detailed the work already
done looking to the final consum-
nation of the big project.
The men present seemed to be
very much impressed with the
fact that things have now reached
stage in the Gillies promotions
when If Tacoma gets into the
game and co-operates that they
can be pushed through.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-16

There Is nothing that will beat
good interest. We can get you IL
per cent on your money on short
time loan, security guaranteed. We
also have mortgages for sale which
We can discount to net you 10 and
~ per cent.
office open evenings 10.
l.. u. ROBERTS LOAN & INVEST
MENT co.
10S So. 9Th. Bowes Bldg.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-16

his position as a member of the
administration cabinet norder to
suit the whims of his villifiers."
Regarding the insurgent move
ment, Cunningham declared it
could be attributed to the dissat-
isfaction of persons "who could
not leave well enough alone" and
added that the progressive move
ment was started by chose who
desire to make it unpleasant for
The administration"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1910-09-16
TIDE MENACES
OCEAN RESORT
(By United Press Leased Wire. J

(By United Press Leased Wire.)
. LONG BEACH, Cal, Sept. 16.
of men are working to-
day to fortify residences along
the ocean front west of the Hotel
Virginia against the waters which
last night broke through the con-
crete seawall, exposing the house
to the fury of the breakers. Many
beach houses were undermined
and it is said today that unless
the foundations are quickly rein
forced they will fall into the sea.