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The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30
Hustonville.

The LiO0ity hack on Friday con-
tanned 10 passengers for here and
Moreland.
w. ID. Hooker was the happy re-
cipient last week of a very hand
somely carved set OF solid gold cuff
buttons and collar buttons to match
from admiring friends.
Frank I.usk arrived home last week
from Baltimore to spend the fall
months I'M tie hope of regaining his
health.
The beloved wife of Wordie Cannon
Who lives near Mckinney died last
week after lingering illness OF lux
She was attended by. DR.. Order
" hose able and proficient efforts to
save her life was unAEailing, the dis
ase having gotten beyond the skill OF
the man to save.
n Mrs. Gallie and daughter OF Tampa
fla, who spent the summer with
friends and relatives in the
West End left last week for Louisville
after a few. weeks there the go by
way OF Nashville TO Tampa. Mrs. Nc
Kechnie returned with them.
John Goode and family OF Coyington-
after a delightful two weeks stay with,
Judge and Mrs, J. z. Goode his par
ents has returned home.
LARS blood hounds we're called last
v eek to PsrryviIle where a store had
been robbed The trail was followed
sufficiently to tell the tale and arrests
will follow.
Mrs. +. d. Kennedy of stanford, was
the guest last week OF Mrs. Mamie
Rife.
The practice OF taking horses and
buRgies across the suspension loot
Main street is positively. forbidden.
bridge over the creek on West End OF
our CITY officials will seeyto II that the
next violatoE viii catch a heavy pne
ma iu,s;tss,sment The bridge mas
beeu badly damaged recently by par
ties in a rush to get home. g3" ~
Mrs J. t. Dohon; lert last week for
visit TO her sister Mrs, =. IL bonnp,
AT Lebanon, and Son J. X Bohon az
Bowling Green. ,iL
Mr. Douglas Bittenback OF Kentucky
Wagon Manufacturing Company stop
ped or "Wednesday for few hours
with his old colleague, Mr. Fred Jei'
fers.
Nesdames W. II. Myers and q. Z.
Rifle prepared an entertainment IN IN
terest of the Helen & Moser fund CIV
en- at the Myers residence last week
AT which Mrs Minnie Robinson reau
An interesting sketch OF the enterprise
Miss Nellie Allen entertained, the as
sembly with a brilliant recitation anu
Misses Kate Warmer ElzaDe.h
Adams and Mesdalnes John b hiiie
and Allen Burns contributed greauy
In SUCH excellent music as only Nus
lonyile ia fApious Those who attend
ed 9e unaninous n commiserauoh
~. tI.6s.. xao fa,lsd,to rs, there The
h.conaf ON. wsf {. elkl1erately. beautiful
and Nix H{elly arranged 80
! MA 1rS3 al trfstss and er,inlaw
Mrs q. u Letters ran over To- tlly q.
Bridtes iasi. week slant seeing aFA, "
meet Harrodsburg friends ~ a. ptfnie'
our ur5iassionai bail player VIII ar
rive home this week ,i,
IRE many Thousand friends ana al,
mfrers OF our champion south paw
twirier Milton Nccornack VIII De
elad TO know that he has FULLY recover
"a from his late illness. lie SAYS u
his appetite continues he viii no the
beam az It's Ere the springtlme
comes gentle Annie" o -.
For Sale.-A magnificent 100 acre
Blue Grass farm with splendid I'M
movements beautifully situated on
nlra two mile from town. No better
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Grab Orchard.


Mrs. Agnes Herring celebrated her
birthday anniversary by serving a
srmptuous dinner to her relatives and
friends. Those present we're MT and
Mrs. ]. c. Riddle and children, MT.
and Mrs. Henry Wells and children
and Mrs. ID. GOoch.
Mrs. Tatum and Miss Elizabeth
Payne went. to Louisville last week
shopping.
Mr.. j. G: sigler. of Winter Park
Florida, has been visiting his mother
Mrs. MalyiRa Sigler.
Miss revis Collier OF Somerset has
been With Mrs. Walter Rogers for
several, days visit.
I Miss Mollie Brooks in company WIN
Mrs9 @. IL Tate OF stanford. attend
ed, the. Cincinnati exposition. d.
( Hrs. Kate Potter and Mrs. Lon Simp
SON OF Winchester, have been recent
visitors. OF. MIS-, Charles Redd. ,s
I. Miss Adella Smith. OF Mt. Vernon,
Ind, has been a guest OF Mrs. J. W.
Edmiston. Miss smith is now Wis
iting Ina Richmond. --~-...
Mr.. IIenly Mcclure, OF Downs. lu.'
Il visiting his mother aud other reia-
tiVes.
Messrs A. Y. Culton, David Ander'
son and u. &. Payne attended the
Knoxville exposition. ....-.-
Miss Gertrude Fields OF florida VINO
has been spending the summer with
MIR. J. g. Bailey and family has re.
turned home going by Cincinnati and
visiting the the exposition
Mrs. Martha Fish had a very severe
fall and fractured one OF her ribs.
Ilttle Edward Mccarthy son OF MT
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EARLY MORNING HoLo.uP

Thursday morning at o'clock, John
WadteL a farm hand, while near the
depot. was held up by a burlly negro
who with As in hand, ordered Callie
Rout, also colored to rifle Waddles
POCKETS, Jfter which he was permitted
TO pass IN. MaddcI came down town
and found Chief OF Police u, d, Carter,
" no accompanied him TO the scene Of
the hOld-up where the woman was
found with the money knife and tobac'
ca which waddel had prayi )usly desI
cribed. The negro anan had vanioosed
however, befpre tine officer arrived
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30

Mrs. Jacob Wilmert, Lincoln Ill,
found her way back 70 perfect health
She writes: Il suffered with kidney
trouble and backache and my ap-
petlte was very poor at times. A few
weeks ago got Foley's Kidney Pills
and gave them a fair trial rhey
gave me great relief so continued
.unfil now ami / am asain In perfect
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30

i Teddy whipped tn "old guard" To a
,fraxzle" In the New York republican
state convention; was elected tempo
rary chairman over Vice-President
sherman and ruled the roost TO suit
himseIf HeLry.Li.l Sunison was. homi,
',a,ed for governor Mayor layhor, OF
New York city, has declined TO ac-
cept the democratic nomination LOT
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An AWFUL ERUPTION

of a volcano excites brief interest,
aud your interest IN skin eruptlons
will be as short II you use buekiehs
Arnica Salve, their quickest cure.
Even the worst boils, ulcers. or FEVER
sores are soon healed by II. best ior
burns, Cuts, Bruises, Sore Lips. CHAP
ned hands, Chilblains and Piles. II
gives instant relief. rs cents at Pen
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FARM FOR SALE.

22i acres, 2 l.2 miles southeast OF
Hustonyille, known as the Bennett
Cloyd farm. 50 acres in wheat stuoble.
In grass; we'll improved
and a fine stock farm; will sell at a
bargain. A. w. Carpenter, Moreland.
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so acres Of land, 5-room boxed cot,
tage. good barn, blacksmith shop and
All other necessary outbuildings. well
v atered and fenced close 70 church
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land in Kentucky. VIII be Withdrawn
II not sold within 80 days, Address
box ~ Hustonyille. Ky,
Mrs. D. s. Carpenter left Tuesday
for a weeks visit with, relatives al
charlottesville. and vicinity
Mccormack Rife and Tucker SNIP
ped to Cincinnati this week one car
nice butcher cattle 1-2 10 f'l-2c-
Mr. Thomas Braekett. OF Garrard
county will marry Miss Esteue fo-
cum al the home OF the brides par
ents near Geneva on Thursday Sept.
18th
The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1905-1910, 1910-09-30

Your kidneys may be of long stand
ing. Il may be either acute or
chronic, but whatever It is Foley's
Kidney Remedy will aid you TO get
rid OF It quickly. and restore your
natural health and vigor. "one bottle
u Foleys Kidney Remedy made me
wellP said J.. Sfbbull OF Grand View
N9s, Commenee taking Il now. shu-
gars and Tanner.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
MARKETING COMPANIES
KEEP QUIET ABOUT CUT

In the face of refusal on the part of
Secretary o. Scribner Of the Associated
Oil company and others directly con-
cerned to affirm or deny the published
statement that the company has cut
the price Of oil at bay points from 81
barrel to 80 cents, the story, believed
from the publication of San Francisco
dispatches on the subject to be author
itative, Is gaining more weight. 1t was
first published on the best of authority,
and in the absence Of denials or any
thing like denials is believed well con-
firmed.
Union-Independent people still say
they do not know If the reported cut
has really been made. One prominent
Independent says, however, that while
he has not cared to investigate on his
own responsibility, he believes the
whole story is true and will in time
come to light with confirmation.
BAKERSFIELD, July 5.-No notice
of a price cut by the Associated Oil
company has been received locally.
superintendent J. l.. Bruce of the buy
ing department says that nothing will
be known of such action except at
headquarters Of the company in San
Francisco. The local division buys and
doesn't sell. Absolutely nothing about
the reported cut has been given out
here.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
GERMANY ISSUES GUIDE
FOR HUSBANDS CONDUCT

BERLIN, July 5.-Germany has TAX
en- over wholesale the brilliant idea in
itiated by the official Italian marriage
gazette, Gazette degli Spozi, and there
is now published the German edition or
the ten commandments for husbands.
1t should be explained that the ten
commandments which here follow are
intended and taken seriously and are
by no means a joke
1. Don't quarrel with your wife, even
when she annoys you. Hear and judge
justly but not weakly.
2. Endure the frivolity of your wife;
but don't let it go too far.
3. According to your income, provide
the necessary money for your house
hold, but do not let more be spent than
you can afford.
4. Take care that your apartment
and the clothing of yourself and wife
match your social position
5. Don't allow your wife's intimate
female friends to settle in your house,
and don't bring your male friends in
too often.
6. Women hate newspapers and seri-
Gus books. Don't let your wife rob you
of your literary pabulum. Insist on
saving time by reading In bed or at
meals.
7. Have only one sleeping apartment.
You don't want your wife to be too in
dependent.
5. Treat your wife affectionately.
Talk over household affairs with her
and conceal nothing of your life from
her Insist that she do the same.
g. In your home your wife must be
mistress. But you must provide the
final court of control.
10. Respect your wifes parents and
seek advice of her parents, but follow
your own opinion
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
Los ANGELES MEN AFTER
RICH SINALOA PROPERTY
The Spanish Owners of Minera de
Panuco Hold Price High
in Seven Figures

Officers of the Compania Minera de
Panuco, operating cne of the most i'm
portant mining properties in Sinaloa,
are said to be corresponding with Los
Angeles men in reference to the sale
of the Panuco. So far nothing definite
has been done. The price asked is
said to be 100000 pesos, and deposit
of 100000 pesos is demanded.
Dividends of 425,00C pesos were paid
in 1909 by the Compania Minera de
Panuco one of the most important of
the Sinaloa mining concerns, making
the total disbursements to Stockhold-
ers during the thlrty-three years OF
the company's existence 7,465,00O pesos
The total revenue of the company in
1909 was 8S4,182.59 pesos and the profits
476,S3S.53 pesos. The company has
reserve fund of 27O,25O pesos. These
figures are shown in the annual report
just issued.
The Compania Minera de Panuco is
controlled by Spanish business men of
Mazatlan, those now at the head Of
the concern being Genearo Garcia,
Victor Patron and Juan Escutia. The
mines are equipped with forty
stamp mill, concentrating plant and
cyanide annex, the latter of late in
stallation. Direct water power is
utilized for the movement of all min
ing and milling machinery. This fact
is responsible for more economical
operations than shown by many SIN
aloa concerns
The ore treated in 1909 amounted to
only 13,411 tons, but this contained a
total of 1876 Kilograms of silver and
102 kilograms of gold. The mill prod
ucts had a value Of S13,023.34 pesos.
High grade ore shipped in brought a
revenue of 54,512.74 pesos. The bal
ance of the annual revenue was inter-
est and rents.
The 1909 report covering the mines
of Guadalupe de los Reyes, probably
the most famous OF the Sinaloa pro-
ducers, shows a production of 1,427, 900
pesos. The expenses for the year were
high and dividends Of only 100000 pesos
were paid. The company, which also
is controlled by Spanish interests of
Mazatlan has paid as high as 100000
pesos in annual dividends, but for sew
eral years the disbursements have been
on a smaller scale.
The Tajo Mining company, operating
famous old producers in the Rosario
district and controlled by the Brad
bury interests of Los Angeles, pro-
duced 1,144,000 pesos in 1909. Out of
the profits earned dividends of about
450 900 pesos were paid.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
IS CALIFORNIA TO HAVE
SPINDLE TOP DISTRICT?
Question in Relation to LakevieW
Territory Agitates Local
Oil Operators

SAN FRANCISCO, July SIS Cali
pool of oil similar to that of the ia
nous Spindle Top district of Texas,
where wells bored almost as close to-
gether as trees in a forest. came in as
gushers and produced millions of bar
rels of liquid fuel fore the gas pres
sure gave out and the spouters sub
sided?
That is a question that just now is
agitating operators in the field, where
the world-famous Lakeview geyser has
been belching forth the inky combust-
ible at a rate of $4,000 barrels daily
since March Is last, with not the
slightest Indication of diminution of
production.
Developments of the past week have
caused some alarm over the situation
in the Maricopa district. Oil has just
been struck in several wells in the i'm
mediate vicinity of the Lakeview
spouter and the gas pressure is so great
in some of them that it is feared that
they may get beyond control.
1t has been demonstrated in the case
of the Lakeview that none but
wealthy company can afford gushers.
It cost the owners of that well, up to
June l, the sum of $1S1, 900 to control
the flow of the big belcher, and prac-
tically all of that was expended before
returns of any considerable proportions
had begun to come in from the sale
of the oil. Paradoxical as 1t may seem,
the bringing in of such a we'll would
have bankrupted a smaller concern.
The necessity of preventing the Hood
ing of adjacent territory was the prin-
cipal cause of the great expense. Only
a mile distant from the Lakeview well
is Buena Vista lake, which is owned
by a private corporation, which served
notice on the owners of the gusher
that the moment oil contaminated the
waters of the lake, suit would be in
stituted for damages in the sum of
81, 100000.
1t therefore became imperative to
Immediately construct sand barriers
to keep the flow of oil back from the
lake. An army of men with scores of
teams worked dav and night digging
trenches and great earthen reservoirs
to care for the rapidly increasing
stream of precious fluid. Guards were
employed by the score to prevent fire
breaking out. Men working about the
well received double and even triple
the regular wage scale, because of the
extreme hazard of the undertaking.
Tt cost in round figures the sum or
$2400 a day to bring the Lakev1eW un-
der control But the investment mas
proved a profitable one, the tremendous
flow of oil bringing in gross revenue
of from $4,000 to $4,000 daily.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
DEEPENS WELL
IN MIDWAY DISTRICT

TAFT, July 5.-The Amber OIL COM
pany, on section 26, 41-32, has finished
pulling out the old casing and is now
deepening the well which was brought
in several months ago. George Coffey
is the manager and has charge Of the
work, which is progressing.
The Manchuria Midway Oil company
has suspended operations for the time
being, owing to the nonarrival of cas-
ing, which is delaying the game They
are down $50 feet with a 121s-inch cas-
ing. The company is operating in sec
tion 20, 31-32.
A quantity of sand once encountered
by the Pyramid Oil company in section
25, 1882, at a depth of $50 feet, has
caused considerable trouble in the work
of drilling. A stovepipe casing had to
be carried down to shut off the sand
before the drilling could be resumed.
At depth of 100 feet the Result oil
company struck sand in such quantities
that their tools were sanded in and the
men have spent several days fishing
for the lost string,
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
ROTARY STIMULATES
COALINGA DRILLING

COALINGA, July 5.-The Coalinga
Superior Oil company, section 7, 20-16,
has filed deeds to its property. East
ward the star of development takes its
course" The success Of the companies
operating on the extreme east of this
field has stimulated owners to develop.
The successful operation of the COM
bination MISUNDERSTANDING rigs has made
deep territory inviting. There are now
about fifteen combination rigs in this
field. The Parker rotary people have
established a branch here to accom-
modate the operator needing supplies
and fittings.
The Coalinga Security Oil company,
section 8, 20-15, in 2600 feet deep with
the rotary rig. The bit has passed
through a very good first oil sand,
showing oil and gas. This sand has
been passed through by all the COM
panies operating in this section, but
has never been tested. The string of
SH inch casing will soon be set in and
the water shut off. This company has
made excellent time on this hole, and
is now not over 100 feet from the pay
sand, as this territory is known. The
we'll is to be completed with the rotary
system.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
DOG CATCHER THINKS
NEW JOB NO SINECURE
Negress Knocks Canine Collector
Down for Selling Her Pup

NEW YORK, July. 5.-Emmett
Lacey, the new dog catcher at Red
Bank, N. j., caught four dogs un-
muzzled and wandering during his
first hours of active service yesterday.
Incidentally. six dogs bit Lacey and
colored woman knocked him down
for seizing her dog and compelling her
to pay 81 ransom for it. After having
the bites cauterized, Lacey remarked
almost plaintively:
I'm not quitea sure that public Of
fee Is what 1t Is cracked up to be.
Now, 1 can sympathize with President
Taft"
Lacey was sworn in at Red Bank
Borough hall Tuesday. A nickel plated
badge a long, stout rope with moose
in one end and a big net were given to
him. Visions of great wealth danced
before him as he started out yesterday.
The borough is to pay him 81 for every
dog he takes to the pound, destroys
and buries.
A fox terrier he netted nipped
Lacey's thumb. He dropped the ter
rier, which escaped. Lacey didn't mind
that so much as when a st. Bernard
broke his net and tried to make meal
of him. He caught three dogs without
misadventure. Then in quick success
sion dog with no pride of ancestry,
q black and tan, a Spitz and a New
foundland took bites of various sizes
from different portions of his anatomy.
A dog-just a dos-lay in the shade
on the sidewalk before the house OF
his owner, Mrs. Mary Smith, a deep
brunette. Lacey toptoed up behind the
dog and grabbed him by the back of
the neck. Just then Mrs. Smith, who
is ponderous, appeared in her door
way and asked rather threateningly:
Look here. man, what's you doin'
wifi nah dog?"
II am an official of the borough,
madam, the dog catcher" Lacey an
swered proudly displaying his shield.
"Your dog is not muzzled, he is on the
highway, he is violating the ordi-
nances'-
mo such a thing, man. that's good
dog" answered Mrs. Smith.
You can have him by paying me
81 and muzzling him." suggested
Lacey.
A glance of rage showed in Mrs.
Smiths eyes.
"I'n get you the dollar, man." she
exclaimed
Reappearing from the house, she
walked close to Lacey.
Gimme nah dog" said she. Now
terest"-
Her right fist shot out; Lacey got
it in the eye and fell. Mrs Smith had
disappeared in the house and locked
the door before he picked himself up.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
UNCLE SAM INVESTIGATES
CALIFORNIA OIL SUPPLY

SAN FRANCISCO, July 5.-Uncle
Sam is investigating the petroleum sit
uation in California, with the intention
of undertaking the preliminaries look
ing to the use Of oil in the navy.
1t just develops that government
agents have been busily engaged in this
state for several weeks, giving particu-
lar attention to storage facilities. Fed
eral representatives have also been sent
abroad to investigate conditions as to
the storage of fuel oil.
Several problems will have to be
solved before the government can order
it's warships and auxiliaries equipped
with liquid fuel burning apparatus.
Tests already have demonstrated the
superiority of petroleum over coal, both
with respect to steaming value and
cost. Two points remain to be demon
strated-frst, that the use of oil is
practical, and secondly, that a sufficient
supply is available.
California producers are absolutely
certain that they will be able to demon
strate to the government that the use
OF petroleum for warship is practi-
cal beyond any doubt. AS to the sup
ply, they will be able to show at once
that there will be sufficient for the
needs Of the navy.
At the present time petroleum is be-
ing produced in California at the rate
of 100000 barrels month. OF this
amout 5,500,000 barrels are consumed,
leaving a surplus of 100000 barrels
monthly. Several million barrels of oil
now are in storage in this state, and at
the present rate of increase of the sur
plus there soon will be a supply suffi-
GENTLY large to convince Uncle Sam
that the time has arrived for the adop
tion of fuel oil for the United States
navy.
Just now the oil operators in Califor-
MIA are bending every effort to provide
storage and transportation facilities for
the tremendous production of the pre-
cious fluid. which is increasing by leaps
and bounds.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
y, builder; alterations of building;

pany, pulluerj dllerd1ioho VI puio'
$4,000.
Spring street, 331 Soulful. Wason-
ton at lot, owner; A. Rosenbergh.
builder; alteration of building; $3.50.
Forty-ninth street, 1457 East-F. o.
Hammett, 1855 East Forty-ninth street,
owner and builder: one-story three
room residence; $3.50.
Ninth street, 2815 West-C. Hinman,
owner; E. e. Hass, builder; 112-story
Groom residence; $500.
Broadway, 204 South-A. Burtin, at
lot, owner; West Side Cabinet COM
pany, builder; alteration Of building;
$400
Cole and Willoughby avenues-F. u.
Phillips, 3735 South Grand avenue,
owner; one-story five-room residence;
$780,
Micheltoreno street, 140-A. F. Win
ter, at lot, owner and builder; 11a-Story
5-rCom residence; $500.
Priester avenue and Benefit street
r. T. Harrey, owner; j. w. Mckinley,
builder; one-story five-room residence;
$500.
Ocean View street, 1921-W H. Hola-
bird APO Alvarado street, owner; A. S.
Rolph, builder; addition to residence;
$1,000
Vermont avenue, 1887 North-F. D.
Witter, 4405 Hollywood boulevard,
owner; D. r. Tripp, builder; altera-
tions to residence; $195.
Jefferson street, 141S West-W. A.
Belger 1859 Walton avenue, owner and
builder; one-story f1ve-room residence;
$500.
jefferson street, 1416 West-W. A.
Belger, 1859 Walton avenue, owner and
builder; one-story five-room residence;
$500.
Jefferson street, 1412 West-W. A.
Belger 1859 Walton avenue, owner
and builder; one-story five-room resi-
dence; $500.
Hollywood-144 North Sycamore ave-
nue-C. r. Paul, 1876 North Sycamore
avenue, owner; Albert Flick, builder;
alterations to residence; $500.
Maceo street, 3436-V. r. Noble,
owner and builder; one-story three
room residence; $3.50.
Los Angeles herald., 1910-07-06
METAL MARKETS

NEW YORK, July 5.-standard copper dull;
spot July August, September and October
$l1. .856D121 10. London market closed dull win
snot ouoted at e54 13s 90, and futures at 955
6s 3D. Arrivals were reported at New York Of
955 tons Custom house returns show exports
of 1902 tons so far this month. Local dealers
quoted lake copper s12, 62ls@12S7h electrolytic,
s12. .25d12 80; casting at s12.12lk@1225,
Tin was dull, with spot, July, August Sep
tember and October quoted at S32 S0q3S. Lon
don steady; spot. 915O rs Cd Futures, &l0l.
Lead quiet; spot $4.371z@445 New York and
"a. 2O94 271h East st. Louis. London spot,
e12 12s Cd. u.,~.
Spelter dull; s5 4595,55 New York; A97h9
bO5 East st. Louis London spot, G22 S.
Locally iron was quiet.