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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07
IANDSEEKERS. ATTENTION.,

LANDsEEKERS ATTENTION!
The smoot act which only applies TO
Utah. gives every citizen no matter
where he may reside. free homestead Of
800 acres and no residence is required up
on the land; ideal soil. sagehrush land,
reasonable depth: lands thoroughly in
spected by us: VIC know right where to
take you.
Cali at office for full information.
LEONARD & BRECKON.
Public Land Locators.
309 Newhouse bldg k323
Ben Is3. Ind. As4
A. ". HUMPHREYS.
IS w. ond So ST
FIVE HOMES SoLP Ids, IN Vt TWO ID; DAYS
LAST WEEK.
WATCH THIS.
Large 3 room house, clothes closet. pan
worth $3.50. sacrifice for $500. very easy
terms.
A CINCH.
To make a bushel OF money: room
house. large lots. all In flowers and fruit,
good car service. an elegant chicken yard ;
ell for $1,000. on good terms.
room new mod. house, southeast, on
one half hcre lot. bull, by owner: cost
$4,000: viii sacrifice for s25oo: good terms
less 10 per cen, on for cash.
GET a HOME
For whst the ground Is worth. Besuti-
ful room modern brick home; the ground
alone worth $3.50 close 10 2nd South and
5th East all paved street. everything goes
for S4750. good terms.
STORE BUILDING.
New brick store lsX2o. with nice Nv
ING rooms. bathroom. etc. lct i2Nle6 10
alley. located southeast: n splendid gro
Gerry location. ONLY $1,000: $500 cash
FINE CHICKEN RANCH
With good room house, on car line,
close in; only si7o0.00.
SAVE 100000.
l. acre farm close 10 car line. fine
house, acres in orchard. good water
right horses. Jersey COW. about 300
chickens. wagon. buggy and lots OF other
stuff offered $4,000 90 for place last year.
will sacrifice today for s50o0.0o.
A. y. HUMPHREYS.
rs ". End SO. st.
Bell Sf33 Ind il33,
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THE BEST IN THE
"npTD'

WORLD"
MEANS A WHOLE LOT in
anything. but when 1t comes
10 APPLES remember what
competition that means. No
better apples were ever grown
ANYWHERE a than In this or
chard. or grown more profuse-
ly, Thirty-two bushels on one
tree-the famous Wolf River
variety. many so large a sin
gle one would not go In a No.
z hat. also other varie-
ties such as Jonathans. Ganos.
etc. OF the deepest, richest
colorings and most delicious
fiavor-no finer apples ever
raised. There's IL acres In
all, 80 in l2-year old trees, 81
acres s TO 10 years and acres
OF positively the finest and
healthiest o-year-old trees in
the country (some actually
bearing this year and look
like 3 or 4-year- -olds); soil
cannot be beat for apples.
s"nes and NO trace nos0ta'esi of easiikalR. full
primary water right. good g.
room house, barn. wagon
sheds, chicken house. pigeon
lofts. cellar. etc, AND LESS
THAN 2 MILE FROM RAIL
ROAD STATION. SCHOOL
AND CHURCH. Apples never
damaged by frosts and located
in the very heart Of the
world famous Bear River VAL
ley, where the worlds best ap-
pies are raised. Last year
this orchard Welded $500
bushels packed apples and roo
bushels wind falls. 1900 BUSH
els In all. Next years crop
(according 10 buds now form
ing) will be from 5000 to 1000
bushels. and IT should never
Yield less. On account Of
sickness and the owner desir-
ing to leave for California
without an hours unnecessary
delay, this prize orchard is Of
fered at a terrible sacrifice
one years crop will more than
pay the purchase price: or
would accept city property as
part payment.
WE'RE THE LEADING
ORCHARD DEALERS In this
country and always have bar
gains. II you want to buy
or sell SEE US FIRST. as It
Will save you time and money.
NATIONAL SAVINGS G.
TRUST CO.,
J.: f. So. Temple.
4567-Either Phone-4567,
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$1,000

TWO and one half blocks from
the city and county building.
very neat and attractive 4-room
pressed brick home, electric lights
and water in the house. terms
can be arranged.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
MISCELLANEoUS
HOTELS.
ROOMING HOUSE.
lust A RAPGAJN


JUST A BARGAIN
swell furnished S-room house
within half block OF the 2. O.:
every. room rented, price $3.50;
rent $40.
$50 TO SO CLEAR
every month on this 1l-room nice
ly furnished place: carpets and
rugs all good. fine beds and bed
ding; everything first class; price
for the first time, $3.50; terms.
TWENTY-FIVE ROOMS
and there isn't a place in the
city that can compare with this
one as to location. rent. furnish
ings and respectability: see the
place and you Will gladly take ad
vantage OF the price, s2l00; rent
500.
GROCERY STORE.
fine little place, new, clean
stock: living rooms adjoining IL
you want them: rent $50; sell at
invoice. probably run $500.
BETTlLYON HOME BUILDERS
COMPANY,
1912 l.. Third South st
V. II. Rlchey, Mgr, B. o. Dept.
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$3.50

Very choice residence site. sth
East. between 9th and 10th South.
very easy terms can be arranged
on this.
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LOCATE YOU ON EN-
~ snoot act homcsteads Of 800
1 rthdrnce on same not required
h n attention given 10 co-operative
svt. ter or more. r. & F. Land
I n Hsnld bldg. Bell phone 1861,
k476
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HoUSTONs THE HoUsERs.
ssnn.

An exceptionally good buy, cor
ner on State ST., between 10th and
nth South, good store or resi-
Gence site: reasonable terms can
be arranged.
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3 CHOICE IRRIGATED IDAHO FARMS
Of $50 acres each. close TO town and
sugar factory: VIII sell or trade for Salt
Lake income property
Is acres choice land, primary water
right: 5-room house. . cellars good out
buildings, windmill. water piped 70 house.
Price $4,000; terms. N M, Long & Co.,
315 Kearns building Phones 421T. k562
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W A. RETTUYON
1912 East Third South. oIt
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MIZPAH CHAPTER NO.
Order Eastern Star.
Stated meetings 3 p. m.
nrst Mrndav Of each
month. Masonic temple
corner Second East ord
First South VisIt'n =
members cordially invited.
CLAY kEYES. w. ".
STEWARD. Secretary.
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$500.
Close in on 2nd ave. very choice
corner residence site. s1iXS2i feet:
this must be taken at once 10 be
handled at this price.
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PHYSICIAN,

~~~>,-------,.--~---, -,-~-@---.,,
DIR JNO. ". SPAULDING'S CASH
plan Will save YOU from so TO so per
cent: ordinary calls, office. 81: horne, p;
night, s2.5O: conhnemcnts. SIS: charge
accts regular fees. 100 Judge bldg.
Phones. OfGce, i7e7. ring ?; -es.. 49,:
ring !, nISoe
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SMOOT ACT LANDS.

DO YOU KNOW THAT YOU ARE EN- =
titled. under section Of the Smoot en-
larged' homestead act. to 800 acres of
flrst-class farming land In this state from
the United States government. and upon
which you are not required TO live?
We have at present some carefully Sc
lected land under this act. and have ex-
perienced engineers on the ground TO
show H. Call and see us or write us
and we will furnish all information. Spe-
cial attention given to cooperative clubs
of FIVE. ten or more.
r. & F. LAND Co:
Bell phone 40sl. 2i5 Herald Bldg.
k47a
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ONE TO TEN-ACRE FARMS IN
DIFFERENT PARTS OF SALT
LAKE COUNTY ON EASY
TERMS; IF YOU WANT YOUR
PICK OF SOME CHOICE BAR
GAINS SEE Us EARLY; WE
HAVE SOME VERY CHOICE
SELECTIONS WHICH WE
HAVE JUST LISTED WHICH
WILL INTEREST ANYBODY
LOOKING FOR ACREAGE.
PROGRESS REALTY & BUILD
ING co,
22o KEARNS BLDG.
PHONES 39s3
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Business, semi-business. indus
trial, residence. investment and
speculative properties.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

We have some folder maps Of
Salt Lake City and we VIII be
pleased to give you one II you
VIII call, or. drop us a postal and
we will mall you one.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

We have several snaps in small
homes that can be bought AT right
prices and on most reasonable
terms
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OXYPE THY TREATMENT.

SCIENCE OF HEALING BY OXYGEN:
local testIrnon!ols Investigate; inexpen-
slve: guaranteed 40s Mcintyre bldg, hssl
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$4,000.

Extremely we'll built and at
tractive bungalow. near Pepper
ton place. strictly modern and up
to-date; II you arc looking for a
home, let us show you this.
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CRONER,

WE WILL LOCATE YOU ON EN-
larged Snoot act homesteads of 520
acres residence on same not required,
Special attention given to cooperative
clubs of Ave, ten or more.
| r, & F, LAND CO,
Rcu phone, 4o6l 216 Herald Bldg
-. lATS
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SIS ooo-Two FINE MODERN APART
MENT HOUSES. EACH HOUSE HAV-
ING FOUR APARTMENTS OF FOUR
ROOMS EACH EVERYTHING IN
FIRST CLASS CONDITION; GOOD SIZE
LOT; PAYS GOOD INTEREST ON IN
VESTMENT, CAN ARRANGE Salts
FACTORY TERMS,
HUBBARD INVESTMENT CO.,
6s WEST BIRD SOUTH.
kS34
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54-room hotel, modern. we'll furnished
throughout: clears from 5000 TO $500 Der
month: will sell reasonable or trade for
city real estate or acreage.
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4. MKELLAR & co.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

LOOK UP THESE SNAPS
Sio00-S-room modern on 9Th ave.
s3s00-Hnndsome new pressed brick
home; nice location, northeast
s2900-T-room modern brick In Water
loo.
s2s00-Nice 5-room cottage. southeast.
$200O-Now 5-room brick cottage. west
side. easy terms.
sl4oo-i-room cottage with threo lots,
southeast,
sl750-4-room cottage with fine corner
lot. en- West 3rd South.
s2400-Double brick. West srd North !;
good Investment.
If YOU WANT TO BUY.
IF YOU WANT TO SELL,
LOOK US Up.
WE WILL TRADE VACANT PROP
ERTY FOR IMPROVED PROPERTY; OR
IMPROVED PROPERTY FOR VACANT
PROPERTY. If YOU HAVE MORE
THAN YOU CAN CARRY, TELL Us
YOUR TROUBLES. WE CAN HELP
YOU. IF YOU WANT A LOAN ON
YOUR PROPERTY SEE US.
A. M'KELLAR & CO.
63b W. Second South.
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SANITARIUMS

DR. FREDERIC CLIFF RECEIVES
nervous, mental, alcoholic patients. Of
flee. Mcintyre bldg, & l. CITY. OF Bell
2o-M kayBvilIe- osQ
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HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
INVESTMENT CO.,
35l Main ST. Phones 81.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all Cas-
ualty Lines.
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$1,000 will buy a good roomine house OF
3s rooms; glt-edge proposition; g
chance TO double your money In short
time
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LIFE so1ENcr

~, ,dluorder, DISTRESS. CURES
fFsh and han. and physical Ills.
Vnesdav 'ssppiness. Free lecture
q III Sou;,sp' m: Hours s 10 IL,
'n Ord East. Phons
In h28T9
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5Srs1+el -1-rs.7-a. .sliha
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II YOU want TO buy or sell white, phone
or see us at once. We are In position
10 handle Your business.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1911-08-07

13 rooms. modern housekeeping apart
ments: clears $50 month; make an Of
fer; we will accept a small cash pay
M enf
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPRoyED
FOR SALE.

A nice modern home. white pressed
prlck, desirable location. rooms on frs,
moor, rooms on second ncor; corner,
sonth and east frontages SKA rods;
tenctd. cement walks: lawn front and
PACK. and shade trees Everything IN
hrst class condition.
See owner. l0ll Sewhouse building.
Bell phone 1913
k25i
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OLD FEATHERS.

WuJOw PLUMES MADE FROM OLD
s,ata hi467
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BARGAINS - WHILE THE EARTH
lasts. The Campbell -Cheesman Realty
Co cons9
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL. SEE C w.
Miller. Il? West 2nd South. -62t3&
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|fGLE-NEw PIERCE BICYCLE IN
rfdlllon. VIII sell cheap. Call
INK. k4Ss
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TO PATENT INVENTORS, SEGufsWS
trad. marks or copyrights. see y. "a
Thomas, Eagle block oy'
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;0MfRY AND PET STOCK

W BEEN TALKING TO YOU
ne chicken business for some
Esh,ually you Will engage in this
hIsT ] am going TO quote figures
for $3.50 can furnish YOU
ny portable poultry houses
WE ]? LAYING hens. producing
p! eRes per year Deduct SIS
.9 Keeping hens. leaving YOU S5i
iR'e rs no other business that
~ Ten DIG returns on the money
l want 20 tell YOU all about
- or call Hllls's Poultry Farm.
l'n 80 Any State street car,
. k336
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Grocery store and meat market In
Provo, good building. stock and fixtures
doing a business Of s75 per day; gilt
edge Dropositlon investigate TO-DAY.
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5-ROOM MODERN PRICK COTTAGE
near 9Th East and 9th &c. n sarclgics.
s2350. $3.50 cash balance 500 per month.
Including interest Address D-21. TTih-
une. f1ss
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urIAss $3.50 / CAN MAKE IT
~ per year net for you In the
rr.,, s'ine8 This heats any other
~ or earth by 100 per cent. I'll
-. ABOUT y II you will phone or
IN, ,.u'try Farm. $40 Z, 18th So.
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Yos sALE-FURNITURE.

tlVRE 8 ROOM HOUSE FOR
stll iSss.X. k26T
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Confectionery store stock and fixtures
In heart OF city; price only $3.50; It's
winner
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE-IMPRovED

55gT9TEel -1-"''T-a.sHiEa
HoUsToNs THE HoUsERs.
5000.
An exceptionally good buy. cor
ner on State ST.. between 10th and
nth South, good store or resi-
be arranged.
$3.50.
Very choice residence site sth
East. between 9th and 10th South.
very easy terms can be arranged
on this.
$1,000.
TWO and one-half blocks from
the city and county building.
very neat and attractive 4-room
pressed brick home, electric lights
and water in the house. terms
can be arranged.
$500.
Close in on 2nd ave. very choice
corner residence site. s7ixS2t feet:
this must be taken at once 10 be
handled at this price.
$4,000.
Extremely we'll built and at
tractive bungalow. near Pepper
ton place, strictly modern and up
to-date; II you arc looking for a
home. let us show you this.
We have several snaps in small
homes that can be bought at right
prices and on most reasonable
terms.
Business. semi business. indus
tria!, residence. investment and
speculative properties.
We have some folder maps Of
Salt Lake City and we VIII be
pleased to give you one II you
VIII call, or drop us postal and
We will mall you one.
HOUSTON REAL ESTATE
-, INVESTMENT CO.
35l Main st. Phones q.
We Write Fire Insurance.
VIII Go On Your Bond.
Employers Liability and all Cas-
ualty Lines.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
MeneeS Case On Trial.

In Federal court at Nashville the
night rider case of Thomas menees
againstover twenty prominent citi-
zensEof Montgomery and Robertson
counties began at noon Tuesday, and
will probably continue for several
days. :. 1t is claimed that because
Mr. Menees refused to become a
member of the tob acco association
and also refused to sell his tobacco
to them. or through them. he was
made the object Of persecution by
the members Of the association, and
by the members of an inner organi-
zation of the association. known as
the night riders. was driven out of
the state and now lives in Missouri.
He was a merchant at Cedar Hill.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
SOLD FOR A SONG
The GiSh House Goes at Auc-
ton For Only $251.

The Gish house on the new lot up.
on which the Elks are preparing to
build, was sold Tuesday at auction
to 7. H. Moore. COL, who will tear
it down at once. The house was a
landmark containing 10 rooms, add
ed at various times by the late DR.
d. j. Gish. The price includes the
outbuildings and fence, also plumb
ing recently put in at considerable
cost.
The cost of demOlishing the house
is expected to be as much as it was
really worth. 1t is believed a part
Of the house will be found with log
walls weatherboarded over.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
END OF WALSH
Lived Only a Week After His
Pardon.

Chicago, October 29.-John K.
Walsh, former banker. publisher and
railroad owner, released week ago
from the Leaven worth Federal pri-
son, died today of heart disease.
Mr.. Walsh had been in bed most
of the time since his arrival here
from Leavenworth October Is. He
had been attended constantly by ply
siciars.
Mr.. Walsh was "a years old.
Death came just nine days after his
release on parole from the Federal
prison, where he had been sent on
charges of disappointing the
funds of the bank to the use of other
enterprises.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
Come and See

The Beautiful line of Silk and Cotton
Kimonas.
The newest weaves and latest styles in
Suits, Skirts and Cloaks.
The up-to-date line of Silks, Velvets and
Fancy Goods.
The largest line of Carpets, Rugs, Mat
tings, Linoleums, Oil Cloths in the City,
You'll always find the quality and the
prices right.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
oKTNSVILLE is TO KEEP
FULLY ABREAST OF THE TIMES
SURPRISE
Spring By Nomination of LegiS-
lative Candidate At Elev-
enth Hour.

A petition was filed in the office
of County Clerk Stowe Monday
night asking that the name of Esq.
j. Il. Cavanah, of Kelly, be placed
on the official ballot under the Dem
ocratic device. No nomination had
been made for the place by the Dem
ocratic party.
Hiram Brown is the Republican
nominee for the place and it was
not expected that he would have op.
position.
Esq. Cavanah expects to make an
aggressive campaign and poll moi
only the Democratic vote but receive
the support of many Republicans a!
well.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
Bonded Debt of The City AL
most Wiped Out At One
StrOle.
BRIDGE SETTLEMENT MADE.
Sewer Ordinance Passed Order
ing Sewer on Tenth st. and
Under |. c. Railroad.

The council met in postponed ses-
sion Monday night and some impor-
tant business was transacted.
The council called in $25, 900 of the
outstanding o. V. Railroad bonds
payable 1911 but due in 1921. The
sinking fund for paying these bond
contains something over $50. 900 and
will be increased by the collections
this month. The bonds are held by
the Bank of Hopkinsville and only
S15, 900 are left of the original issue
of $1l5, 900.
The bridge committee reported a
settlement with the Vincennes
Bridge Co. and the North Main street
bridge was accepted and a balance
of $500 paid. A discount of $500
was made TO put the bridge in re-
pair. The River Improvements Com
mittee presented a contract for a
new bridge at Second street to cost
$500. with the same company, and
the council authorized the contract
to be entered into. The bridge is to
be done by Nov. 20.
An ordinance was passed provid-
ing for the construction of a large
sewer on Virginia and Tenth steets,
$50 feet long. to cost $4097. The
ordinance requires the Illinois Cen.
trail Railroad Co. to construct the
sewer under its tracks 225 feet un-
der a condition of its grant by which
the realroad is required to provide
and maintain drainage facilities I'M
d r the sire It's c sed in entering
the city. The sewer is to be of con-
crete.
Two additional hydrants were or
dered in on East Ninth street and
on Central avenue.
The Street Committee was direct.
ed to purchase 25 more metal cross
ings, Concrete crossings were or
dered in at 17th and Virginia and
Main streets.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26

Mrs. ]. T. Thomas has returned
from North Carolina where she
spent several months.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26

Hopkinsville is to maintain its rep
utation of being the biggest little
city in Kentucky by having a flying
machine meet next week. Hopkins
vile is fully abreast of the times and
ready to keep step with the march
s5-of progress.
y The following citizens are in charge
"A the meet, which will be held
Fbarsday, Friday and Saturday Nov.
q. 8 and a. The committee in charge
is as follows:
W. A. Wilgus, General Mgr.
0,.E. Cooper. Chairman.
H. Alternately, Secretary.
ID. MCGOWAN.
Crenshaw.
Frankel.
Fowler.
4. Hancock.
Gev. z Gary.
V. M. Williamson.
w. s. Harmed.
Chas. M. Meacham.
There will be three aviators pre-
cent to take part in the exhibitions,
which will be in the triangular field
On the Faulkner farm where the T.
c. Railroad leaves town just south of
the city. 1t is an ideal place for the
meet, having a dense hedge fence on
two sides, natural enclosure, and
the railroad on the other.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
Nunley-MitChell.

JIM. Nunley and Miss Mary Emma
Mitchell were married last Thursday
night. Rev. A. r. Kasey performed
the cermoney. The young people
kept their marriage a secret until
Tuesday. when they surprised their
many friends by the announcement
that the wedding had occurred sew
eral days ago.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26

After your name. renew
promptly. and not miss a num-
Der. The Postal regulations
require subscriptions to be
paid in advance.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26
''MMY WARD, HOLDER
OF ALTITUDE RECORD
HAS. o. BROWSE, A HOME BOY, AND HIS
ASSISTANT, LOCKWOOD, WILL ALSO
MAKE FLIGHTS EACH DAY

An admission fee will be charged
and there will be gates on both Main
street and the Canton pike.
Jimmy Ward. the noted aviator
who holds the worlds altitude record
of more than two miles. will be the
bright particular star.
Chas. D. Prowse, a Hopkinsville
boy who has perfected his own in
ventiOn at st Louis, will take part.
Aviator Lockwood, Mr.. Prowse's
instructor and assistant, will give
fancy exhibitions. The citizens have
guaranteed the expenses by sub
scribing for tickets at 81 90 each. A
dozen of the leading merchants have
taken from so to 125 tickets and the
gate receipts are expected to insure
the rest.
This will be the biggest thing ever
undertaken by a Southern city as
small as Hopkinsvile.
But it will be a success.
Hopkinsville never fails.
Remember the dates.
Nov. 2, Nov. 3, Nov. A.
Tell your friends.
Get busy.
Come.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1911-10-26

DR.. Frederick A. Cook was hooted
from the stage in Copenhagen. where
he attempted to vindicate himself in
lecture Tuesday night. Police had
to take charge of him to give pro-
lection. DR.. Hansen denounced him
as pure swindler.