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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20

Hond ISSUES Approvcd.

Assistant Attorney General Mo01n
yesterday approved the bond issues
oAa g.0A Tashita coaAss VI $4,000
for county court honsc and ooe from
Oklahoma CITY Of s1s5.eeo OF board OF
education bonds. Some slight corfec.
tions we're required ii the latter Isl
sue. but nothing thai wnnid affect
their validity
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
LAST RITES FOR KETCHEl
lBy Associatcd prcsaJ

Grand Rapids Mleh Oct ~ 81
Adcbeu's polish church was crowded
10 the doors today for the nst rites
over tse hodN of Stanley Keteho lu
The procession were the Polish Mil.
tary band ann eight flower girls whG
proceeded the white hearse bearing
tho pugIsIIIsis body
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
WANTS $4,000 DAMAGES
Oklahoma City Banker Sues
Guthrie Street Railway
Company

{. + Webster has filed suit III TIE
superior sourt against the Guthrie
Sncct Railway company for $4,000
damages, Mr. Webster says that on
August 81 last he was crossing Okla
ho'na avenue IN front ~ The Iorc hel
iLl and HAT street car ran into sim,
permanently iniuring his left leg. cut
ting two severe gashes In his head
hroahing two ribs, hurting another
one serioHslv and brnislne and shak
Ing him % all over
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1910-10-20
THE WEATHER

Ncw orlsnpa
la~ oct. 2o--
Tonight falr,
colder in East
with frost Fri
day fair and
warmer.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
MARTINEZ HANDICAP
MARRIED BY FIST FIGHT
Jockey Martin on Binocular Pins Raleigh
PD to Rail and Trouble Ensues
Bv E. w. CLARKE

eight OF the best year oi A'
uong sprint Wa" o4ioeu %
Il the might have been great race lHA ""
badly dishonesty and wound with h nght oet"e
all interest to lovers OF goou
hemmed the ra and running
odds beaten bare nose by onocua' one u
longest shots heretofore had the reputation OF quitting
,rlen { came o pinch
When Martin Raleigh into too close quarters
his whip and gained more
room It was too late After the laPhn claimed
foul which and the boys continued their quae
the pddoc Tapn the head laph
with ~ the law which nearly the Schroeder lightweight and
the police prevented further hostlhtes T..
r knucIe was bruised and his other mounts IN
s he m fined $50 by the Judges set down Tor ~
na ds He permitted ride for his employee however The
Ralcig5 D at o backed down to 8 10
S receded on and Bnocu TO the post at -
living d al Raleigh P D always beng second
IN the SteIc' anu
[ruIn. with rush, the show st
during the day onvent BEL ana "
held a the but did no el hd
wire and was never
Rort Hurst was again baby and again
time yesterday Aagones to npped me fHot & 0n was
after he had pace Miss Toddie third Portoa queen "
ofb badly and had no chance h;s new colors
mining for maiden olds ne "ds
favote post OF the plunge which drove inc p " "
Aor was off first dropped the ruck and got wrechd Toe
Keogh the BIT OF fortune ro
Prince WINTER Fioo 0@ se
he show a at the Sell
and then nicely Illusion which led to the rets e y
Ben got up TO WIN Dy H
andC
bad Of the closing event ana the w
the right III Juan when was rn Orondc
to5 behind by len9tIS O
Cunningham L l. Cara 0a was 'iiu
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
HOPPE OUIPOINTS
ORA MORNINGSTAR
Billiard Crack Wins 500 Point
1872 BaIk Line Match BY
Decisive Score

PITTSBURG, Feb. willie Hoppe
tonight won his 1900 point match at
1s.2 balk line billiards with Ora Morn
ingstar by the grand total score OF
$500 to 1.o32
Hopes victory in running out his
last block of 500 tonight was the most
decisive of any OF the three nights
play
He did ii in 10 innings, while Morn
tngstar had only 225.
Hopes average for the three nights
play was so, while Morningstars was
21 45-47
Hopes marvellous playing was the
feature of the final play. lie started
off with a tally OF I2S. clicked off IL
1S6 count in his fifth inning and tin
ished his string in 10 innings for an
average of so fat for the nights match
Morningstar in nine innings totaled
225 for an average of p. In the hftt
inning the outcome of the match was
really decided when Hoppe ran off e.
brilliant 1856 score. the highest Of the
match. Score by innings
Hoppe-12S, 27 o, 2S. 1S6. L. g. T.
60 $500; average. so; high runs,
1S6, f2S: grand total, 1.500; grand av-
erage, 80.
Morningstar-19 SIS. o. 10. 45. 80 H.,
4, 17-225; average. IS; high runs, o..
as; grand total, 1892; grand average,
21 45-47
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Tampa Results

TAMPA Feb. 4.-Close and brilliant finishes
marked the racing at Tampa track today. The
feature of the day the fifth race. In which
the best of the sprinting division az the track
were entered. The went to Billie Hlhbs by
a length from the second choice, John Garner.
Results:
First race. about three furlongs-k athryn
Gardner, = to =. won; Magic Miss, 10 l, sec
ond; Blanche Ring, 10 to /, third. Time, 30
Second race. five and half furlOngs-Fana
dunn, to =. won; Joe Fallert 10 >, second
Daisy =. ) TO g third. Tine, I'LL 50.
Third race. five and half furlougs, selling
My Love, to ], won Saiie Savage. even. sec
ond: Doctor Young ) TO 2 third Time, 1:11 %.
Fourth race. five aud half furlongs. selling
Masks and Faces, 10 /. won: BOnebrake. : to
l. second; Bamnsde, TO o. third. Time,
10 So
Fifth race, five and a half furlonGs, selling
Billie Hibhs. 10 .. Won John Garner. } TO 1,
second; Lucullus. to l. third. Time, I'LL:
Sixth race. mile and 20 yards. selling
Pirate Diana, TO ]. won; Otogo, . TO l. second
Cassowsry. TO l. third Time, 100 20.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
GAMES ACROSS BAY
SCHEDULED TODAY
Catholic League Basket Ball
Teams viii Clash i'm
Triple Series

The following games in the Catholic
Schools athletic league basket ball
series will be played in the Oakland
branch this afternoon:
ST. Joseph's academy vs. st. Francis
de Sales school.
ST. Anthony's school VS.. Sacred Heart
school
st. Elizabeth's school VS.. st. Joseph 3
institute.
Special interest attaches to the game
between the Salesians and the Peralta
Park boys. Both teams stand well in
the league records and both have shown
considerable Improvement since the
inception Of the tournament. The
game is billed to take place in the
academy gymnasium at Peralta park.
The Antonines and the Sacred Heart
boys will pull off stheir tussle in the
ST. Mary's college gymnasium, while
the Elizabethans and the Pointers will
meet on the formers home grounds.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
MotorcY cliSts Plan
Long Jaunt

VoIney F. Davis and J. SoreHson. two
members of the San Francisco motor
cycle club. will start for New Orleans
via Los Angeles today. Both viii ride
1909 twin cylinder Indian motorcycles.
The riders have no intention of
breaking any records on their trip.
Both are experienced motorcyclists and
will make it a pleasure trip.
Jake de Roster. the we'll known pro-
fessiOnal. has placed himself in the
hands of one of san FranciscO's best
physicians and is stopping for a while
in a hospital where he can have good
nursing and proper food Since his
fall at Indianapolis last summer he has
not been in good health. but has COM
peted in many races and suffered other
falls
He came TO San Francisco expecting
TO take trip TO the Hawaiian ISLANDS.
but decided TO remain here under medi-
cal care Ills health is improving very
satisfactorily.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Jacksonville Results

JACKSONVILLE. Feb. At Moncrief park
today five favorites lost Milton 3, one of the
smallest uncovered at the meeting, the
only successful first choice. Results
First race, six furlongs. Breeders purse-Iiie
Kins TO L. won Harold Jr.. to p second;
Throckmorton to ., third. Time. 1:l5.
Second race, three furlongs-kentucky Rose,
10 to l, won; Bepdaga to /, second; Lady
Third race, seven furlongs. selling-Stringency.
S to /. won; Turncost. TO 2. second; Anna L..
Daley, 3 to l. third. Time, ;27.
Fourth race. seven furlongs. purse--AIiton X,
6 to 5. won; Sager. TO l, sepnd; Lothario. 10
to /. third. Time :27 1-5.
Fifth race one mile and 10 yards, selling
Edwin L, to |. won Descomnets, to ;. sec
ond: oberon Is to l. third. Time, las 33.
Sixth race. one and a sixteenth miles. selling
Ardent, 3 10 J. won: Lois Cavanaugh, to 1. sec
ond; Gold Dust. to ., third Time. las %.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
WASHINGTON
PACIFIC HEIGHTS

At 10 o'clock this morning the Ever
EFT team viii meet Columbia in the 95
pound class at the Columbia Park
court with the following PLAYERS par
ticipating: Everet1-S. Chen, A. Clark
son, 4. Giebenhain, J. Blum, II. HoOke,
A. Brown. E. MCGOWAN, j. WeIts. Il.
Smallbone and G. Bridgman. Colum-
bia-W. Lass. J. Mu1lin. l.. Eberle. T.
Flanagan, f. Garrigan. c. Reid. L.
Wallace, A. Kreig, w. Danahy and J..
LawleSs
At o'clock on the same court and
in the same class Spring Valley will
meet Hancock with the following play
ers: Spring Valley-E. Kehrlein. NJ
Lesser, w. Stark. +. Nicoai. f. Brack-
EFT, E. Barbe. r. Woke. ]. Niche. E.
Tofaneeli and w. Thies. Hancock-P
Campana, J. Bacigalupi and ]. Quierolo.
In the 125 pound class for The Call
trophy Franklin meets Fremont at the
Pastime athletic club court at 10 a m.
with the following players: Franklin
H. Morton, f. BessinG, +. Wolongewiez
h. Clifford, E. CdzanbOn. G. Stafford
and T. Maefarlane. Fremont. Lynch
NJ. Olender. f. Judge, G. Mirk and W
Nightingale.
At the Young Mems Hebrew associa-
tion the first game Of the girls series
for the Tag day trophy will be played
at 10 o'clock between the Adams and
Bergerot teams with the following
playing: Adams--Misses f. BOdsky,
l.. Arter, g. Jones, +. Deutch w
Henry, X. Jacobs, II. WeSterfeId, =
Abrahamson. NJ. StilleT. H. Wright, s
Hansen and L. Rosenberg. Bergerot-
Misses b WOolsey. y. Frelison, D.
Robertson, ID. Lannum. F. Rossbach,
G. Warren. S. Thrasher. +. GrOswold.
T.. Lambert, a. Herei, L. McGhee and
d. Kruse.
At II a. m. on the same court Spring
| Valley meets Franklin with the fol-
lowing players: Spring Valley, Misses
II. Harris y. Hastings. d. Coopman. T.
Harrington, V. Won Wiegand. NJ VoIk-
man. A. Storte. NJ Holmberg, NJ. Troy.
a. Jancovich, r. Cireenbaum and l.
FEEDER. AT 1880 Richmond meets Pacific
heights with Misses l.. Lundberg. l..
Lutge. \. Betelson, VI. Phillips A Nc
Mullen. U. Wheeler. l.. Days. F. Pierce
| +. Crosby, c. Nevin, l.. Lynch and g.
Cheney representing the Richmond
school. and Misses V. Pixley. M. He'll
man. r. Bruce. d. Allen. r. Grotschier
T. McCloughry. f. High. NJ. Deutch. r.
Calvin, +. Ciodeau, A Rathgen and ].
Corwin wearing the purple and gold.
At 2:30 Fremont plays Hearst with
Misses r. Loupe. c. Fitzmaurice. l..
Hubsch. A. Cole. f. Kahny, T. Sorenson.
II. Scovern. NJ. Jensen, e Robinnette
T. Cohn, II. Stauffer and r. Lobree
wearing Fremont colors and Misses
NJ. Brown L. Wise. A Cooper. II. CoIen.
l.. Schaffer, II. Guillee, r. Holbert. V.
WieIand, T. Joseph V. Wren. t. ONeil
and J. L1oyds playing for Hearst.
Fafrmount and Horace Mann will
wind up the afternoon for the girls
games. commencing at $3.50.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
LARRY DOYLE MAY
LEAD The GIANTS
Crack Second BaSeman Slated
to Become Captain for
Next Season

NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Larry Doyle,
second baseman of the New York Ma
tional league, who sent in his signed
contract for the next season today, has
President Brush re-engaged Arlie
Latham today as coach.
The reconvening meeting of the Ma
tional league will be held in New York
on February IS.
A day before the session of the Ma
tionaI league there will be a meeting
of the board of directors to consider
the claim of the New York club against
Philadelphia for forfeiting a game at
the Polo grounds on the last day of the
season.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Burns and Smith VIII
Box Ten Rounds

Jack Burns, the Salinas heavy
weight. and "Gunboat' Smith, with
whom he fought a 20 round draw last
December. are slated to provide the
main attraction at the Oakland wheel
mems show next Wednesday night.
An unsatisfactory decision marred
their last affair, and their coming 10
round scrap is expected to be of a more
decisive character. Burns has been
working for a week or more at CrolPs
Alameda place. while Smith has been
conditioning himself at Millett's.
1t is just possible that Louis Blot.
the new local promoter, will match the
winner with Sam Langford for his
March date.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
PACIFIC HEIGHTS
MAKE GOOD START
Midget Basket Ball Players
Down Washington Five in
First Game of Class

The first game of the 95 pound class
in the Public Schools athletic league
basket ball tournament was played
yesterday afternoon on the court OF
the Columbia Park boys club. The
Pacific Heights team succeeded in
downing the boys of the Washington
grammar school by score of 21 to 9.
1t was the team work OF the Jack
son street boys that gave them their
victory. the excellent passing proving
effective.
Following are the lineup and re-
suits:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
McCredie Disposes of
Two Players
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 4-Manager
Walter McCredie of the Beavers this
afternoon sold Pitcher Seaton TO the
Bloomington Three 1 league club and
Catcher Fournier TO the Sacramento
club.
Seaton is a young pitcher OF promise
and did fairly well with the Beavers
last season. Fournier was the change
catcher last year and made q good
showing in the few games he worked.
McCredfe has plenty of talent on
hand and it is the general belief that
he will dispose of two or three more
players before the season opens.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
p.N wEBsTER oUTpoINTEp

PORTLAND. Feb. 3.--Frankie Conley
of Kenosha Wis. had all the better of
a 10 round mo decision boxing contest
with Danny Webster OF Los Angeles
here last night. 1t was Conley's first
appearance on the Pacific coast and he
proved a great surprise to the immense
crowd which witnessed the contest.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Committee Fails to Reach
Agreement

The intercollegiate agreement COM
mittees of Stanford and the University
of California met last night at the Pal
ace hotel but could not come to a
definite agreement on the four year
rule Neither side was willing to give
way The meeting lasted until mid
nj ich
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
BRasHEAR GOES TO VERNON

CHICAGO, Feb. president Chiv-
ingtOn of the American assOcia tiOn to-
day announced the following releases:
BY Toledo 10 Portland. ore. Fischer;
by Kansas City to Vernon. Cal, r. l..
Brashear and W. G. Carlisle
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Rook MAkER sERIoUsLY AcCUsEp

OAKLAND Feb. 4.-Police Judge
Smith this morning committed Oscar
DAILY former sheet writer for a book
at the Emeryviue racetrack, for trial
in the superior court on felony charge
preferred by Mabel Hansen. Ia year
old girl, living at 1916 Thirteenth ave-
mo
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
~ ~ a REMOVES THE CAUSE
OF CETARRH

removing blood
throat headaches difficult breathing and stomach
blood purified Local applications value
valuable their
Nothing
equals oatarrh down circulation,
blood and ench this vital fluid that instead of irritating
health the
permanently
THE SWIFT SpECTEIc IN ATT ANITA CA
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

6095. FIRST RACE-one mile; selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and Jockey. rln;
I-5-I.uke Gates 9S (GsrnerI .............-.-
I-2--Camsra 100 tGoose) ........-.-.'..'. . =
6-l-The Wolf. 1O5 (AustinJ .
Time I:41 2-5. Lady Paret, Judith Page also
6oss. SECOND RACE-six furlongs; selling; ing
4-l-Miss DanvilIe. 1o4 (Page). ..........-.. l
12-1-OlIie Burnett. 1oI Smith ....-.-....
5-1-Virgna Lindsey, 102 (Carner1 8
Time lib AS. Dandy Dancer, g. j. Cox;
Gresham Deuce. Brougham. Coat Cutter, Bold
Diah Lillian Ray. also ran.
6097. THIRD RACE-Three and a half fur-
ntGn ongs' 2o 2 year %a,sht Sldsi ond 1oc,ev Fin.
S-5-Esma, los eAustinl .....-....-..-....
13-5-Cat los (A1olesworth) ........-...--..
7-2-Mary Rudd los tKennedy) ...-....-.: 8
Time. 40 2-5. Leap, Ilzie. Ina owents' Iva Iva,
and Leap. Respess entry Cat and llzie, Clark
entry: coupled in betting.
coos. FOURTH RACE-Five and half fur
Odds. Horse. Weight and Jockey. Fin.
11-3-Seyenfull, los (Garnerl .--.....---..-.
7-1-Light Knight los tMolesworthl .....-..
i0-1-Execute, los (Pagel .........:.... )
Time :06 The Fad. 0rbed Lad, Colonel Bon,
Gypsy King. also
eOSs FIFTH RACE-Five and a half fur
longs: selling:
Odds. Horse, Weight and locker Fin;
s-1--Shirley Rossmore. 105 tMcCarthy) -. l
12-1-Stendal, 10 (kennedyl ...-...-.-..--.-
S-5-Lykers los (Molesworth) ............- 3
Time. 1901 10. Sea Swell, Ina Gray Star
Beam. Doctor Mack. Calves, Don Hamilton, g.
6100. SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs; selling.
Odds. Horse, Weight and jockey. Fin.
I-2-Florence Myers, 101 Iouderi .-.......-..
s-l-Bantronis. 90 (Beneseoten) ...-.......--- 2
7-1-Sibari, li2 CArchibald1 s.. .
Time 1l3. Lanigan. Appreciate. High Street.
Ed Tracy, Regards, Niger Baby, Bell of Brass,
also ran.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
The Calls Form Chart Of Races at Emeryyille

allow fo numbers be skipped dG1
Iiandca is
gl din
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
SPEEDY fSMA IS
RECORD BREAKER
FavOrife Two Year Old Wins
3A FurI0ng Event in Fast
Time of 40 RS

JUAREZ, Feb 4.-Esma, faVorlte'
won the year old event at Terazzas
park today and made new track
record for the distance, u furlonSs'
in 40 2-5, within two-fifths of sec
ond of the worlds record Jockey
Small was practically ruled off the
turf yesterday for his bad ride on
Duchess of Montebello: the favorite.
Eddie Dugan arrived today and PROB
ably will ride here for the remainder
of the meeting. Summary:
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

pl
stars durd
after
m IL
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

Apprentice allowance.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05


-0s2
Third Ievrl He
No Quarter ran
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

show. Rsas place KIa@. 50 qsS
p D CoppAt0Wn BIn wen o
D
reeI Of we ron D.
erah by 10
cnlseas dsreh hun Coperw n l
edcnarr I'm he stet
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

Asst2l SO 80 SNOW
" q start
excuses Miss
the all
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

Tine % 30. 30 .. l.Ib 30. I.43 35- At posi-
place. J . show; COppers. place. So show;
cus-Sister Modred- Trained by W. NJ. Cain.
Won in a drive Of three. High price-Conve Mt
Convent Bell proved a bit the Gamest rig ht
rail 80 did Contra Costa. SaiBotta hung
failed when the pinch came. Throw out B ish
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05

An order having been entered at the
regular August 1910 term of the Adair
County court, directing that poll be
opened and an election to be held in
East Columbia voting precinct No 2. of
Adair county, on the second Tuesday in
Nov. 1910, submitting to the voters of
said precinct the question as to wheth-
er or not cattle or any species thereof
shall be permitted to run at large in
said precinct. Therefore / will on
Tuesday, Nov. 8, 1910, cause a poll to
be opened ard an election held at the
regular voting places in said precinct
submitting to the voters\ the question
as to whether or not cattle or any
species thereof shall be permitted to
run at large. A d. Patteson.
Sheriff of Adair County.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05
: ATTEMPTS SUICIDE.
Geo. Henry Squires, Son of Porter
Squires, Attempts Suicide by
Shooting Himself.
DEED MAS PERFORATED NEAR CAMP KNOX.

Geo. Henry Squires, son of Mr..
Porter Squires, prosperous farmer
who lives near Portland, but in the
edge of Green county, attempted to
tgke his own life Monday afternoon the
26th of last month. He was in compa-
ny with Will Johnston and they were
between Camp Knox and Midtown, in
Adair county The young men were
talking and Squires stated that be in
tended to kill himself Johnston said
to him, George, you are joking, you
know that you do not want to take your
own life /" A few more words were
passed and Johnston turned aside.
Immediately Squires fired ball into
his own breast. 1t passed clear through
his body, and he fell. Johnston went
to the home of the young mans par
ents and DR.. Booker was called. When
the physician reached the scene the
young man was living, and he was
placed on bed and conveyed home.
The latest is that he is improving and
that it is generally believed that he will
recover. Much sympathy is felt for the
young man and his father and mother.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05
WANT A FARM
A Home in Town. See G. P. Smythe,
The Real Estate Man.

More than go good farms for sale in
Adair County, from the best to the
cheapest. Located in all parts of the
County. No trouble about pleasing you.
Almost everything listed that is for
sale. Don't buy till you see my list.
Homes in Columbia and the villages
of Adair county. More than 80 homes
for sale in Columbia, the town of beau
tiful homes, located on almost every
street and avenue. Some very elegant
ones. Some bargains. Prices ranging
from $500 to $4,000. Call and see my
list.
If you have property for sale, list it.
1t costs nothing to list. | come in touch
with all the buyers am assisted by
hustling business men located in differ
ent parts of the county. We can sell
your property for you. If you wish to
buy Or sell, don't worry, but see G. P.
Smythe, office in Garrett Building,
Columbia, KY. 40-tf
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05
For Sale.

l will on Friday, October Il, on the
farm formerly owned by Jordan Page,
near Cane Valley, sell to the highest
bidder the following stock:
Two 3-year old geldings
One 4-year old gelding.
Two brood mares.
Two work horses.
One pair of 16 hand horse mules, 6
years old.
Two yearling mare mules.
One two-year old horse colt,
16 head of sheep.
20 head of cattle, yearlings and 2
year ODDS.
Two milk cows
40 head of hogs. will weigh about $50
pounds each.
Two moving machines.
One buggy
The sale will commence at a. m,
and everything advertised will be sold.
482t w. G. Van Hoy.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05
To Our subscribers.

We earnestly ask our subscribers to
read carefully the following dispatch
from Washington and if those who are
in arrears will pay up at once will great
ly aid US and will prevent your name
from being dropped from our list. The
dispatch follows:
Newspapers over the entire coun-
try have been given to understand that
Uncle Sans postofice department
meant business about two years ago
when it said that all mail subscriptions
In the future must not be allowed to be
in arrears over twelve months. News
papers in illinois are now being called
on by the postal officials to send them
sworn list of their subscribers, idicat-
ing how many mail subscribers are in
arrears over one year. The depart
ment is headed south and as rapidly as
possible covering the nation.
''The enforcement of this means a
revolution in the conducting of coun-
try newspaper, where credit was gen
erously extended by the publishers TO
their subscribers because they knew
the subscribers would pay"
1t will be the purpose of the Adair
County News to obey the law, hence
we urge all subscribers who know they
are behind, to send in their remittance
at once. We do not want to lose a pa
iron, but if there are those who are as
much as one year in arrears. and they
fail to pay, their names will be strick-
en- from our subscription list.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1910-10-05
Alexander. simpson.

Wednesday evening of last week, in
the city of Burkesville, Miss Hooker
Alexander, the accomplished daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Alexander, was
married in the presence of many friends
to DR.. II. B. Simpson, prominent
young physician of Breeding this coun-
ty. After the ceremony a reception
was held at the home of the brides
parents, most delightful repast being
served. The couple received many use
full and costly presents. 1t is our un-
Outstanding that their home for the
present will be at Breeding, where the
groom enjoys fine practice.