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The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
TO MAIL SUBSCRIBERS

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preaching and every merchant needs
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the rule. 1t has a large amount OF
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per. It is hard for this office TO reach
you; hut it is mighty easy for you T.
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or some ether day and give us few
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not willing TO trust you, but becaus'
of the pOStOfice department. Unde
the rulings no daily paper can be sem
THROUGH the mails at the renular rate:
to any person who is back threi
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PRISONER GIVEN
YEARS REPR|EVE
State Provides That Persons Shat
Not Be Hung Until After the CIOst
of Next Session of LEGISLATURE.

MONTPELIER, VT, Dee. 19.-Un-
Intentionally the Vermont Legislature
has given Elroy Kent, the convicted
murderer, a years reprieve.
The state provides that person
shall not be hung till after the close
of the next session of the legislator,
after the sentence is passed. Kent
was sentenced for Friday, Jan. %
1011.
The legislature has adjourned Gai
the holidays till Jan. 3. They cannot
reach final adjournment in less than
ID days, so Kent viii have to be re-
sentenced and the date placed after
Jan. 1, 1912.
The legislature refused to change
the penalty to life Imprisonment, and
the reprieve is an accident due to the
long session.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20

hugely enjoying a story at the ex-
pense of a young instructor in con-
position, who IS disposed to be hyro-
critical Recently a freshman weni
to one of the older members Of the
department and complained that he
was not being marked fairly.
FIN my essay last week there were
marked Is errors in grammar he
said, "and there was really not a
single mistake.
Glow do you know there were no
mstakes?" asked the professor.
Because | copied it word for word
from Hawthorne, answered the fresh
man.
The professor examined the paper
and found the freshman's charge was
true.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
AVIATOR HAS
NARROW ESCAPE
Soon Receivers Consciousness and
Was Found To Be Only Slightly
Hurt About the Face.

DOVER. England, Dec. 21.-Clauds
Graham-White, the English aviator
who recently won the international
aviation cup at Belmont Park, had
n narrow escape from serious nicTy
Sunday. As it was his machine was
wrecked and he was badly cut about
the face.
A large number of aviators have
been waiting here for the Iass fort
night TO compete for the prizc al
100000 offered by Baron Defore.t
for the longest flight across the
English Channel in 1910, the fight
to be made by an Englishman in an
English-built machine. Graham
White Monday morning assembled for
trial flight in strong wind. His
machine began to rock and he was
unable to restore its equilibrium. 1t
turned over, plunged to the ground
and was completely wrecked.
The aviator fortunately fell a it,
tie to one side. 1t was thought at
first he had suffered conclusion, but
nc soon recovered consciousness and
it was found that he had received
nothing more than some bad cuts
about the face.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20

strychnine was found by his side. Mr..
Northeutt ran to the restaurant of
Mr.. Robert Profit and secured some
hot water and mustard, which he
gave him. This revived him for a
while and may have been the means
of saving his life. As soon as pos
sibIe DR.. b. f. johnson was sum
moned. and after working with him
for nearly an hour and half had
him sufficiently out of danger to BE
taken home by his father, who had
been summoned.
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FATAL RESULT
!. Z. !. :::OF. EXPLOSION
ThiI teen Persons Are Killed and Sc
Injured by Three Dynamite Blasts
Monday Morning.

NEW YORK, Dec. 21.-Thirteer
persons were killed, two of then
women, and 80 injured in a doubl
explosion of gas and dynamite in thu
new electric power house of the New
York Central railroad Monday morn
ing.
Three dynamite blasts picked up 9
noIthbound trolley car, lifted it int
the air and sent it crashing down
upon an automobile which was pass
ing on the other side of the street.
Four of the passengers were killed
two of them women, and everyone in
The car was injured.
The new power house where the
explosion occurred is at Pittsfield
Fiftieth street and Lexington avenue
which is half a dozen blocks north Of
the Grand Central depot.
The explosion, which could b.
heard for many blocks, partly
wrecked the fire engine house near
by and prevented the firemen from
getting their apparatus into the
street.
AT a postoffiee sub-station nearby
the explosion slightly injured several
clerks and threw the mail all over
the floor.
In the New York Nursery and
Children's hospital ceilings were
partly shaken down and the windows
broken, but none of the 800 children
there we're badly hurt.
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OVERDOSE OF
STRYCHN|NE
Holt White Oldest Son of Postmaster
J. G. White. Is Found in Serious
COnditicr.

Holt White, the oldest son of Post
master John G. White, was found in
the Union station Monday night about
10 o'clock by the telegraph operator,
Mr.. Northcutt, IN a serious condition,
and upon investigation it was learned
that he had taken an overdose of
strychnine. The boy stated, after
being revived, that he had been tax
ing the medicine for "a weak heart and
gotten too much.
White had been in Lexington dur
ing the day, but returned to Winches-
ter on the $50 C. & O. train. In
stead of going home he remained in
the city. He was found by Northcutt
sitting near the door of the station
house in a semi cnoscious condition
He could hardly talk and appeared
TO be suffering. The box containing
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
J cENTs 4 cory. 70 cENTs VEL

$1,000 from this years legislature
and wants the same afount per year
for the girls education.
She IS an inmate of the state school
for the deaf at Fairbaull. One
teacher, Miss Blanche Hanson. de-
votes ali her time to teaching her.
Miss Cannon entered the school
abOnt three and half years ago.
She learned three words the first day
she was at the school: Call, hear and
doll. Today she has a vocabulary Of
5000 words.
She writes the square hand Of
the blind, operates a typewriter and
reads raised letters. She has also
made rapid progress in lip-readins
and speech. She makes her own
clothes.
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AUDITORIUM.

A brand new program will be seen
at the Auditorium theater Tuesday
afternoon and Tuesday night. Two
splendid Psthe pictures and illustrat-
ed songs by Mr. Dakin will make a
fine show and a treat for those who
attend. A good comedy picture is
Maggie Hoolihan Gets job" Also
a beautiful painted picture, entitled
"a Castaway's Return" and 'How
Jack Helped His Sister,"
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YOUNG HUNTERS
DISPLAY HERO|SM
Hold Bandits at Bay Until the Arriv-
al of Posse. One Man Killed and
Two Captured. Isl

GRAND JUNCTION, Colo, Dec
2l.-After running battle between
three robbers who had looted gen
eral merchandise store at Clifton, siS
miles from here, Sunday, and q
posse, one of the robbers was killed
and the other two captured
A clerk who had been bound and
gagged by the robbers was found
Saturday morning and a posse start
ed iindpursuit of the robbers, but lost
the trail, -Four small boys who were
hunting rabbits three miles south Of
Clifton discovered the robbers, in a
deserted dug-out Three of the boys
covered the robbers with their small
eahber rifles, while the fourth went
for help. Before the officers ar
rived the robbers succeeded in max
ing the three boys prisoners and
forged them to carry a portion of the
stolen goods for eight miles.
When the posse overlook then
each of the robbers seized a boy an
used him as shield to protect then
from the fire of the posse, meanwhile
keeping up a running fire from the
revOlvers.
w. H. Harrison, father of two q
the captured boys, and leader of the
posse, took desperate Chance and
shot one of the robbers who wa
holding Harrison's son before him
through the head, killing him instant
ly. The other robbers then sur
rendered.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20

Will Probably Be Held in Week Fol-
lowing Exhibit in Lexington. Much
Interest Manifested.

A poultry show for Winchester and
Clark county will be the next attrae-
ton. A show of this kind has been
under way for several months and
the first steps in perfecting arrange
ments were made Saturday afternoon
when a meeting of a few of the fan
ciers was held in the Fraternity
building and an organization was
made. A number of tle .fanciers
we're present and the following of
fcers were elected: Mr.. S. V. Alex
ander, president; n. B. Barnes, vice
president; B. S. Bartlett, secretary,
and Ed Cleland, treasurer. Another
meeting will be held at the court
house Saturday afternoon and every
fancier is requested to attend.
There has been more interest man
ifested in the poultry industry in
Clark county during the past year
than ever before and during that time
two largeb poultry plants have been
established There are also a num-
Der of people who are raising fancy
stock and-there is no doubt but that
show equal to any in the state will
be put on.
II is the purpose Of shose interest
in having the show in Winchester to
arrange the date so as to follow the
week in January in which the poultry
show is to be held in Lexington.
and number of fine exhibits will,
no doubt, be induced to come here.
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WOMEN ENGAGE
IN FIST FIGHT
Becky Moore and Masy DOdne Ar
rested in BucktOwn on Charge of
DIsdOrderIy Conduct.

Becky Moore and Masy Dodge, two
cOlOred women of Bucktown, were ar
rested Monday night on a charge Of
disorderly conduct. They had a
falling-out over a trivial matter and
we're engaged in fighting when the
police officer happened along and
took them to the Mullins house.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
SHOE FACTORY
FOR WINCHESTER
Is Assured if Managers Can Secure
Enough Labor. viii Probably
Have 500 Expert Employees.

The Winchester Commercial clul
has for some time been negotiating
with large shoe factory relative to
locating branch factory in this city
This factory is known all over the
United States and has been IN active
operation for more than % years.
and at present has over 1900 en-
pIoyees. The club has at last secured
proposition from the factory, agree
TO locate here, provided they can Sc
cnre enough labor.
The wee president and general
manager of the company was in con
sultation with the directors Of the
club for a couple of days last week
and mas investigated the situation
here quite fully They are ready to
locate, provided they can secure as
many as so girls and women to be-
gin with. They use only white help
The representative who was here
stated that if they could begin with
80 he would be willing to take at least.
three months to educate them to OPP
crate the machines, and would send
10 of his expert operators here tc
teach them. And as soon as he had
educated this number he would in
crease his force as rapidly as possible
until he had as many as 800 at work
He stated to the directors of the
club that if they would secure him sc
girls and women to begin with he fell
sure that his company would put II
the machinery and begin operations
Immediately.
The work required is operating
power sewing machines, and as there
are a number of sud- operators here
who had formerly operated machines
at the overall factory he club felt that
they would easily be able to secure
the required number.
The representative of the factory
stated that they would be willing I
guarantee the operators as much a
So per week to begin with, and aftel
they had become skilled in the opera
ton of the machines they could earn
anywhere from 80 to $l6 per week
as many of their present operators
were now earnings these amounts.
IT IS up to Winchester to secure this
factory. If ,starfedh with so women
and girlsii it will undoubtedly be in
creased, as it is the manufacturers
desire to have as many as 500 at
work if possible.
The Commercial club, through Lew
is r. Hampton, secretary, of the Con- /
mercial club, is advertising for as
many as 80 girls and women who will
be willing to learn this trade. They
are requested to either call on him
in person or send uheir name, age and
street address. As soon as these
names are secured the representative
of the factory will return with his
forelady and master mechanic and
meet the applicants, and if satisfied
with them will at once begin prepare
tions for immediate operation, and |
will expect to have has machinery in
stalled and work begun by the middle
of February.
This means more to Winchester
than any enterprise that we have yet
heard proposed. as it will mean ulti-
mately a payroll of 5000 or $500 per
week The factory is assured if we
can furnish the labor.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
Mr.. JOHN BALLARD
IhADE DEPUTY SHERIFF
Is Sworn in and Immediately Begins
His Duties. Fills VACANCY Caused
by Resignation of MIR. Bush.

Mr.. John Ballard was appointed
deputy sheriff by Mr.. w. o. Brock,
sheriff, Tuesday morning. Mr.. Bal
lard was immediately sworn in and
began his duties. The vacancy caused
by the resignation of Mr.. d. S.
Bush will be filed by Ballard, who Is
an ex-deputy policeman.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
!: 4; ::$.:;:.:s5IlI|j::F'ffit:Ii:; +

We favor county -organiza
ton and home rule.
Third. We Favor reasonable PEI
cent contract.
Fourth. We favor a separate or
ganization and recommend co-opera-
ton with similar tobacco organiza-
tiOns.
It was decided to hold another
meeting Jan. ), 1911, and Dec. 81 wa.
fixed as the day for the several coun-
ties to hold meetings and appoin
delegates.
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SUNK
BY EARTHQUAKE
Surface Is Covered and Nearly All
of inhabitants. IS Families. Have
PeriShed.

PORT LIMON, Costa Rica, Dec.
21.-Word from San Salvador reach
ed here Sunday announcing the sink
ing of an island in the Ilopango la
Coon, following an earthquake shock.
1t is asserted that nearly all Of the
inhabitants, about Is families, per-
ished.
The sinking Of the island followed
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P0STOFEICE

Will be open Sunday, Dec. 25, from
TO a. m. to 1 p. No.; Monday, Dec. 26
from 10 d. m. to p m. City carriers
will make one morning trip. Rural
carriers win be on duty at above
named hours.
JOHN G. WHITE, P. NJ.
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WANTED-Nfty girls and wome

WANTED-Fifty girls and women
to learn to operate power sewing
machines in a shoe factory, to be
located in this city. Nice, clean
weekly $500 per week guaranteed
Operators, after becoming expert
enced, can make from 5000 &c
$1,000 per week. Please apply tc
person or send your name, age and
street address to Lewis r. Hamp-
ton. Secretary of the Winchester
Commercial club, Fifth floor, Nc
EldoFney building, Winchester, Ky
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BODY q z.
IS RE-|NTERRED
Remains of Anna Mae Rue Are
Brought From Curtain, W. Va, to
Log Lick Cemetery.

The body &C A,'na Nee EGe, TIC
little daughte rof Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Rue, WHO died at Curtain, w. Va, in
1906, arrived here Tuesday morning
and was taken to Log Lick, where it
will be re-interred.
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HELEN KELLER OF MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Mimi, Dec. 2O.-Vera
Mabel, st. Paul girl, Is years old,
is termed the 9HeIen Keller of Min
nesota," by the state board of visit
ors, in IFS annual report, which asks
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20

Every time you look at 12-year-
old boy he needs a new pair of SEoe-
-Atchison, Kan. Globe.
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20

Poets have been known to accum-
late fortunes-by going to work at
something else.
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GROWERS ADOPT
RESOLUTIONS
viii Hold Another Meeting in Lexing-
ton ian. 5, to Formulate, Further
Plans.

AT meeting of tobacco growers
at Lexington Monday resolutions
were adopted as follows:
''Be it resolved, that we, the to-
bacco growers of the Burley tobacco
district, shall organize ourselves into
an association for our mutual protec-
ton.
"Select committee of nine, of
which the chairman of this meeting
shall be ex-oflicio chairman, to be
appointed by him, whose duty it
Shall be to recommend a plan for the
perfection of a permanent organiza-
ton. That said committee be given
until 10 o'clock tomorrow morning,
Dec. 20, to complete its labors, and
it shall be its duty to report its rec
ommendation to this body at meet
ing to be called at that hour in Lex
ington, KY
''The committee on permanent or
ganization of this movement shall be
composed of the following:
'Hon. Henry M. Bosworth, Fayette
county; Judge B. F. Hill, Henry
county; Senator H. M. Froman, Car
roll county; Perry Minor, Owen
county; Edward Gill, Mercer county;
Rhodes B. Thomas, Scott county;
Judge J. II. Polsgrove, Franklin
county; John f. Fana, Garrard
county; Clarence Tate, Lincoln
county"
After the adoption of the report Of
the resolutions committee the con-
vention adjourned until Tuesday
morning at 10 o'clock to consider the
report of the committee on perma
nens organization Of eae movement.
At the meeting Tuesday morning
the following resolutions were
adopted: 5.s.
First. That we recommend the
pooling Of the 1911 crop, and in the
same contract cut out the 1912 crop
that all counties in the Burnley district
are requested to send delegates t.
Lexington on the fifth day of Jan
nary, 1911, to devise ways aaS
means to bring about this end. Fol
tba ,,,,,-,noca Of cfronofbarino, tho 101 I |
The Winchester news. [volume] (Winchester, Ky.) 1908-19??, 1910-12-20
FINE SON.

Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Younger
Jones. of this city, Sunday morning.
a fine boy.
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MARKETS

CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Wheat: Trad
ers are puzzled as to the outcome Of
the bull operations by La Sale street
leaders. Estimates on this holding
of wheat range from Is to 20 million
bushels II looks as if it with take
crop accident or something UNI
usual in the way of bull news to help
the leaders out of their bic holdings,
as the wheat was all bought at high
at higher prices. This pit situation
keeps the public out of the market
and prevents natural selling pressure
from the local trade. Even witE the
same exports ias, last year from Dee.
J. to July ]. =itbisneemstsh gallardlave
ahOutdl 10.000,O00 bnshelsfIto 7Gmiyn
oNergdEuropeg Observation-Disclosures
as not before in years. 5 Canada will
sell her surplus cheaper and quicker
than this country. Both Argentine
and Australia will be shipping new
wheat in another month or six weeks
Against all This bear news there is
the possibility of revival of the mill
ing demand and a reduction in Conn
stocks after the first of the year,
Careful observers can see little at
this time to lift the market out of
the rut. Natural conditions are bear5
ish and big holdings are keeping SELF
ers in check.
Corn-The primary market off
corn in. this country the past week,
was we upward of 100000 bnsh- !
els and ll,T25.OOO bushels I'm, eneess,
of the same week hast year. De4
dhctihg shipments Of receipts for two
weeks Chicago has accumulated
somewhere on tracks and in elevat-
ors about 100000 bushels Of corn.
The December shorts have been sat
isfed. The trade is impressed by
the fact that Illinois and Iowa are
credited with nearly 1OO,000,000
bushels more corn than last year.
Weather conditions have favored the
marketing. With all this the decline
has been slow and the market stub
born and it may be well to limit sales
to temporary swells.
0ats-There IS a narrow sealping
market in oats with large shipping
sales day after day to offset the big
crop figures.
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Receipts Of
hogs 10000 head. cattle 10000 head,
sheep 10000. Hogs opened sc high
or: left over 400; receipts a year
ago $4,000 head: mixed $4 T0G7 so,
good 81 50Cd7 20. rough 80 35(67 A..
light 81 3567 70. Cattle 1O020c
higher. Sheep Zoe higher.
Cincinnati. Dec. 19.-Cattle. re-
ceipts 1349 head: active and strong,
1O@l5e higher; fair to good ship
Ders 81 75@6 20. Hogs: receipts
546S head. strong: butchers and
shippers 81 s507 90, common s. IS
as rs. Sheep: receipts 491 head:
steady at $2@3 50, lambs steady at
SO 75N5 So.
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Necessity is a good thing to make
a virtue Off YOU have no better
material.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED 100 people to buy Pboe-
nix rnufilers for soc, at Mccord &
Phillips. 12-20-4t
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COPIED WORD FOR
WORD FROM HAWTHORNE
Members of University OF PennsyIva-
uia English Department Are Hugely
Enjoying Joke.

PHILADEDLPHIA, Dec. 90.
Members of the University Of Penn
sylvania English department are
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