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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

cnsm and Gilmore Burton attended
The foot ball game at Stanford Sat
ur,lay.
c. p. Depp has returned to his
home in Barren county after n
I.icasan visit to his son, J. W. Depp.
q. G.. Rifle is in Burnside for y
few days.
Mrs Jones, of Crab Orchard, is
with her son. Charles Jones here
this week.
Misses Laura aud Elizabeth Car
renter and Mr. Turner Carpenter,
oG Milledgcville. were here for n
lew hours Sunday.
Mrs. Walter Vanarsdale is with
the home folks for few days.
Mcssrs. Bailey Hill aud Hendricks
Aicorn, of Stanford, were here for
- short time Monday.
Mr-. Mary McAfee will return 10
, Baltimore this week.
Tho Misses Reed. Of Dauvillc, are
quests Of Mrs. 4. J. Adams thi-
week.
/ Mr.. George Gillock j. in Lcving
ton this week.
j. Il. Rife was in Liberty Mon.
day.
DR.. Edward Alcorn was in Louis.
vile for few DAYS.
Judge Lincoln Wells. of Case,
county, was here Wednesday.
( Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Mckinney
have returned from weeks visit =,
relatives at Bradfordsville
\. J. Adams was in Stanford Of
9 Friday in his car.
Mcssrs. Logan Hubble and Ron,
/ Mrkechnie were here SATURDAY..
Mr.. Fred Jeffers. who has been il
Colorado for some months. is HON,
very much improved and his man,
friends hope he will be able to re
rlain here.
VI. J. Mccormack j, IN Lexington
this week.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
RELIC OF DARK AGES
Is Danville Workbouse, Says Gov.
Wilson in Terhune Case

GOV. Wilson gave the city of
l'HnNllle Il severe arrangement in
discussing the condition of it, city
workh"use, in connection with the
case of Kyle Terhune, OF that city.
Who was sentenced To serve term
IN the town ba>tile. The governor
refused to grant a pardon To Fer
hume and condemns the city for per-
uniting the continuance of such IA
place. lie declares the workhouse
L. a relic of the dark ages and un-
tit Tor human habilation. Terhune,
4 young man of good family, was
convicted at malicious shooting.
having fired bullet into the leg OF
a negro. lie was sentenced e. IL
months m the workhouse. but was
LATER convicted of robbery and that
ease i nov pending.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
MRS. WARD MOORE
DIES At CRAB ORCHARD
Typhoid Fever Takes Mother Of Hap
py Family Soon After Her
Young Daughter

The heavy hand of affIiciion has
been laid upon the family of Mr..
Ward Moore. one OF the best-knjNn
citizens of Crab Orchard. After taxi
ing his bright little eight -year-old
daughter last week, the Death Angel
swooped down upon the household
again this week, and this time re
icoved The wife and mother and the
cup of bitterness which has been
pressed Ia the lips of the husband
and father is filled 10 o,erflowing.
Tho hearts of host of friends and
loved ones go out To- him land his
remaining little brood in this. their
deepest hour Of affliction. and many
u PRAYER j. waited heavenwnrd that
be may find strength on High to aid
lin AZ this time of dire distress
Like her little daughter. Mr..
More was victim OF the dread ty.
Ihoid fever Altogether six mem
ber- of the family have been afflict
ell with this disease within the past
few months. Two of the children ar,
row cunvaescent at the home. Mrs.
Moore had been III but a comrara-
lively short time. and passed away
% six o'clock Wednesday morning
The funeral services were conducted
at the Crab Orchard cemetery Thur
day afternoon by Mr. J. &. McClnr,
Of this city. Before her marring,
to- Mr.. Moore. Mrs. Moore was a
Shivell. and everyone who knew her
admired her sweet Christian charac.
ten. She was n model wife ana
mother and her loss j. truly great
one Ia her family. She was'a faith.
iul member of the Christian church
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
HUST0NvILlE NEWS

Mr.. Bette Mckinney. of Stan
ord. Is the guest of Ms Lacy Al
corn ihi- week.
Misses Fannie and Mary North
we're in Stanford Saturday last.
Mis- Lucinda Lutcs is visiting
r','tivr~ here
Miss Eliza T.. Rout has returned
from pleasant visi, to Ms. ~
gene Pope. of Dauyiile.
Mr.. W y. Newborn j. in Louis
vile fcr few day. with her daugb-
ter, Mr. Joe Nc heaven.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Bailey Hill were IA
our city for few hours Thursday.
Misses Lois Will, aud Marie Yam.
.ccv spout Saturday IN Dou,illc.
\ horse the colored preacher wa,
arriving near Morelaud last Thurs
day hccnmc frightened nj a thrcsh
rr machine and ran on. The ami
oll tired ia leap over q picket
fence along the roadside. but be
came impalcd ON one of the posts
.uid was 81 badly injured that it
had to be killed.
McSSrs. Stone and James Stew
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

oays; ii am giving the people Of
Stanford and Lincoln county the
advantage of my life tine study
.amovg the Indians" Jack also says
IF YOU love ~ dollar better Than
Good health, don't want your dol
lar. For the next 20 days Shuyars
" Tanner. druggists. will sell a -
days treatment of the great Indian
Herbs Ton II and will give with each
package "A bottle of Cow Boy Lini-
ment Free. Do YOU suffer with
rheumatism, Blood Diseases. Siom-
aoh, Kidney. Liver. Nervous or Fe-
male Troubles? That, what In,
dan Herbs are for. DO Ncu nave
Headache. Toothache, Earache, Neu-
raleia. pains in the back? Are You
deaf or hard of hearing! Do YOU
ever get II burn. bruise, ,prain.
strain. or sore in any way7 This
j. what Cow Boy Lnlment i, for.
Noyember 10Th is the last day Of
,.u~ AL vert i.iuu N Il,
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
GREAT CAMPAIGN OFFER.

Arrangements have been COM
pleted whereby we are enabled to
offer the daily Courier-Journal until
December 80, 1911 and THE IN :
TERROR JOURNAL one full year for
only $3.50. The regular price of
the Courier Journal is 80 cents a
month. This is a remarkable offer,
aud the sooner you send in your or
der the longer you will get the Cour-
Ter Journal. The political campaign
is on, keep posted by reading the |. j
All orders must be sent to the Inter
Tor Journal not to the Courier Jour
nal.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
HERE is A REMEDY TINT WILL
CURE SKIN AND SCALP
AFFECTIONS.
And We Can Prove Il

The Penny drug store says 10 ev-
very person be il man, woman or
child who has am irritated tender in
famed. itching SKIN or SCALP, YOU
need not suffer another day. 1--WE
have a refined skin preparation that
acts instantly aud will bring you
swift and sure results.
One warm bath with ZEMO SOAP
and one application of ZEAIO and
YOU will not suffer another moment
and YOU will soon see cure in sight
ZEMO and ZEMO SOAP are prov
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one leading druggist in every city
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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
10 PLAY FOR FOOT BALL
CHAMPIONSHIP or STATE


The Stanford High School loot
bali team plays the Lexington High
School football team at Lexington
o. Saturday, November 18th for the
high school championship Of the
state.
Arrangements were concluded for
this game late this week, after the
local eleven had smothered the team
Of the Central University freshmen
by a score of IS TO o here Tuesday
afternoon. Lexington had defeated
the Louisville High School and the
championship lies between Stanforu
and Lexington, for the local lad,
Lave clearly outclassed everything
IN this territory.
Undoubtedly a big BUNCH of local
rootcrs will go over for the gam,
at Lexington To cheer for the lnca
lads on tie victory. They will put
IN much nard work between thi, tim,
AMI the date of the big game. anc
VIII he IN the pink OF condition BY
that time. The boys 90 to Danvill,
Saturday for n game against tn,
school for the Deaf eleven bat i
the latter show re- better form tina,
they did in the game here last week
much of the hard work for Stanfor,
will he done by the Substitutes. an,
the regulars saved for The champion
ship game.
The galre against the G. L. Fresh
p.en here last Tuesday was ME
one. and Stanford played at to-
speed. Many of the visiting eleve
were subs on the regular G. l.. Var
sity team, so that the showing tn
local lads made against them wa
very fine. Mike Penny was back il
the game, at his old position benin,
7 ffr trrr'7-7rrd his Infringing was a fea
tTre of the game. He scored hire
of the locals touchdouus. He vii
be n mighty hard man to stop il
the Lexington game. Tom and liar
- Coleman. and Wesley Embry ais
showed up splendidly. and with Wi
McCarty back in the line, it wa
greatly strengthened. The local lad
have about the best football teaI
tins season they have ever put i
the field and their local adm;rer
are looking for them to bring tn
championship back from Lexington
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
Creme Soap.

do You use Soapf DO You have
ldmple~, black heads, splotches.
bamps, AID rough faces! Does your
| air ever fall out lave you dan
drafl in your hair! Do your hand,
sct rough in winter and crack open.
DO You shave. shampoo or take u
bath! That what Creme Soap i,
for. Made from roots. herbs. banks
and oils. No animal fat used. Two
cakes free at ShagaIs & Tanners
drug store; Nov. 10Th last day Don't
rui it OFF. Go today and try u
treatment of the great remedy. A
strong body means strong mind.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
HUBBARD'S PROMISES
Are Not Pooling People In Race Ror
The Legislature.

Much interest j. being manifest
Ne the representatives race. since
I'd. Hubbard announced ~ a candi-
date against VIII Shanks and OPP
position 10 him has put the demo
cratic leaders To work with a ven
gcapce. Elder" Hubbard l. making
q persona! canvass over the county
Sp'akiug ~ different points, but his
record l. 80 We'll known that it j.
not believed he will be able to fool
enough people before election time,
To- make showing aginst Shauks,
Who viii undoubtedly be elected. The
fact that Hubbard j. making his
campaign ON such planks as advo-
eating ~ day for work on tie
county road~. which he could not
possibly obtain. it elected. shows the
extremity 10 which he j. going after
votes. Other plauks in mis- platform
ar" equally a. meaningless. and are
only being advocated IN an effort to
caich those whom he thinks do not
Now any better.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

Mare mule colt $. T. Harris $l10.
Mare mule colt $. +. Harris $40.
Mare mule colt l.. Dunagan Sll2.50
Horse mule colt J. NJ. Lair $3.50
Horse mule colt sam Harris Jr..
$50.
Horse mule colt J. NJ. Lair $500
Filly colt Jas. Williams Ss5.
Filly colt w. j. IIoltzclaw SS5.
Horse colt W. J. lIoltzclaw S47.50
Horse colt u. ID. lIoltzclaw S35.
2 year old gelding II. b. Davis
sl15.
Bay gelding y. W. Gaines $3.50.
Yearling stallion J. l.. Beazley
$40.
4 year old horse Mitchell Taylor
S142.5O.
? year old gelding Robert Wood,
Sl25.
4 year old mare Robert Woods
1925.
! wear old mare G.. l.. Haley $500.
Aged mare Il. ID. IIoltzclaw $50.
Mare four years old W. p. Kiu-
oaid S115.
5 year old mare II. &. Baugmnan
l3j.
AGED mare T.. ID. Ilritzclaw $50.
j-year-hd mare T.. =. Woods 800
Aged mare II &. Baughman $3.50
Aged mare Ike Shelby $3l.
Aged mare Martin Lawson $50
Brown mare j. y. Faster S22j.
Sorrel mare VIM. Underwood
$3.50.
Sorrel mareJ. b. Foster S235.
Bay mare }. II. Woods $500.
Bay mare +. =. Woods S2O5.
Brown mare +. =. Woods $500.
Brown mare X. G. Hooker SlOj.
6-year old Jack Jas. Woods 1905
Gray mare Jas. Burnside Si63.
Bay mare Crit Eubanks $3.50.
Jennet and colt j. T. Hackley 800.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
THREE MUNICIPAL RACES
ON NEXT TUESDAY
City Council Tickets to be Elected
In Stanford, Hustonville and
Crab Orchard

In addition TO the regular elec-
ton of state officers which takes
pace next Tuesday, there are three
municipal elections in three of the
incorporated towns in Lincoln coun-
~ which are creating considerable
interest in the communities affected.
L.. all three towns the races IRE for
city councilmen with questions of
rore or less Importance TO the COM
r.unities involved.
The Councilmanic fight in this
city is well known TO all citizens as
vel as the issues involved. A num-
Der of the present councilmen are
running for reelection, backed by
the present city administration.
and are running as the Citizens
/ Ticket. One change has been made
"a the list of names, since it wa,
Il
first published some weeks ago, Jas.
McBee having been sidetraoked by
the leaders in favor of A. T. Nun
nclley. The Citizens ticket will
thus 90 Oh the ballot with the fol-
lowing men as candidates for the Of
| "a, . oou,.;i,,o,. NJ IN EI...
H. 7. Nunnelley, +. r. Pence, Jr,
j X. Powell. b. +. Rout and c. G.
Gooch.
Opposing them are number Of
well known citizens who are run
nng H. the Law and Order ticket,
ana are promising more rigid es-
iorcement of the laws Of the city,
if they are elected councilmen. They
say they are determined to clean uy
the blind tigers and TO make Stan
ford law abiding city in every
particular, if elected. The Law and
Order ticket will undoubtedly re-
ceiye big majority of the white
vote in Stanford. the question Of
the election hanging upon whether
there are enough colored voters
VINO approve their stand and their
platform to vote for them and nut
them over. The candidates on the
Law and Order ticket are DIR. W. Il.
oBannon, j. c. McClary. John $.
Baughman. En,bry Beazley. j. A.
Alien and II. c. Arnold.
There are two tickets for city
councilmeR in Hustonvile also. one
known as the Law and Order tick
ct and the other as the Peoples
ticket. W. II. Lair is candidate
OIL the Law and Order ticket for Po-
ice Judge and George Bradley for
City Marshal, neither having oppo-
sition on the other ticket. though
Robert Ashley is running indepeu-
IDENTIFY for City Marshal. The cam
d;dates for the Board of Trustees
of llustonvile on the Law aud Or
der ticket are G. &. Rife. John b.
Rife, +. b. Powell, ). G. McKin-
ney aud Mack Peavyhouse.
The candidates for Trustees Of
llustonville on the Peoples ticket
are ID. }. Newbern, A. NJ. Frye. How
ard Camnitz, j. g. Weatherford aud
&. X. Mccormack.
In Crab Orchard there is a Peo-
pes ticket and Citizens ticket.
The candidates for Board of Trus-
tees or the former are Col. James
Guest, q. y. Lyme, ID. X. Farris. ".
F.. Perkins and George b. Harris.
The candidates for Trustees or
the Citizens ticket are DIR. ". W.
Eurgin. r. l.. Collier, II. d. Camp
bell. J. 5. Duke and Horace kid-
all
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

Democratic leaders are confident
that no friend Of McCreary, will be
led off by the glittering promises
Hubbard is making for vote
against hun is n vote for McCreary
aud no voter should take chance
ON scratching the ticket.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
FRUIT AND SHADE TREES.

Shrubs, Asparagus, Rhubarb, Peoni-
es. Roses, Phlox, etc. Everything
for orchard. lawn and garden. No
Agents. Our prices may interest
you. Free Catalogue.
n. F. hilIenmeyer & Sons.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

The |. j.. carries more farm and
sale advertising than any other
country paper in Kentucky. There's
q reason.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
GOOD PRICES REIGN At
WOODS DISSOLUTION SALE,
High Class Offerings In Demand
And Bidding Is Brisk-List of
The Sales.

NuC SotVos
One of the best sales held here
his season was the dissolution sale
Of the partnership between h. p.
Woods aud his son, J. ii. Woods.
which was held at the handsome
farm of the former on the Shelby
city pike on Wednesday. \ bic
crowd was present. all enjoyed the
fine burgoo dinner set by j. &. Lynn
and there was a good demand for
the stuff offered. The Mes~r- Woods
had accumulated a fine bunch OF
mules, brood mares and horse, and
when II was announced that they
would sell out their partnership STUFF
II was foregone conclusion thai
there would be hearty demand for
their offerings. Col. |. VI. Dunn. of
panyille cIfed the sale and kept
things moving at all time. The list
of sales drring the day was a. fol
lows.
Black yea~ling mare mule to J. W.
freeman $l3l
Brown yearling mare mule to J.
". Freeman $3.50.
Pair yearling horse mules to w.
J.. Grimes $40.
Yearling horse mule TO J. II. Baugh
man SllO..
Yearling horse mule to J. II.
Baughman Sllj.
Ycarling mare mule To J. IT..
Eaughman 500. .--
Icarling mare mule to J. H..
raushman Sl35.
learliua horse mule To J. II.
l;aughmm Sllj.
Hearline mare mule tc George
Eankin $3.50.
Searline mare mule to Robe't Ran
hin Sll5.
Wearing horse mule to J. W. Ran
Mn 500.
Yeariiug horse mule to c. Shank-
So.
YearIine horse mule Lee Rankin
Si22.jO.
fearline mare mule to George Ran
I'm $3.50.
Icarling horse mule to G. Shank,
Sl13.5o.
NcarIing horse mule to c. SbanK-
500.
Yearlins mare mule to Mitchell
Taylor Sll7.5O.
Hearling horse mule to Lee Rankin
Sl02.50
N'air yearling mare mules to Geo
Rankin S)65.5O.
Pair learling horse mules y. II
lIoltzclaw S227.5O.
Yearling horse mule to L. f.
Gaines $llO.
Yearlins horse mule To Robert
Bruce $3.50.
Two year old mare mule to Robt.
bruce. $3.50.
Yearine horse mule to u. e. Hook
or 1880,
Yearlins'horse mule to b. d. IIoltz
claw $40.
Two year old mare mule to Adam
Pence $145.
F'ro wear old mare mule To y. u.
liolt2claw sl7I.j0.
Horse muls colt Mitchell Taylor
5000.
Mare mule colt Lee Rankin SliZjO
Horse mule colt $50.
Horse mule colt b. u. HoltzclaY
$50.
Horse mule colt sam Embry so9. SO
Mare mule colt X. Dunasan slO7.-
80.
Horse mule colt b. q. Cover S12J
Mare mule colt TO Geo. Rankin
$3.50.
Mare mule colt j. II. Woods sl27.-
80.
Mare mule colt Jas. Williams
sllT5O. .lt
Horse mule colt d. d. Holtzelav
$3.50.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03
BLIND TIGER OPERATOR
DIES FROM SHOT WOUND
Man Caught Al Kings Mountain
Dies In Jail Here Thursday
After Loss OF Arm

farewell Mss OF loNcu VIE wv"
children upon his brow, and mln'--
tered unto only by the kind hearted
Jsiler and wife, Lawrence Judd,
r,embcr Of prominent Woodford
county family, died in Stanford
Thursday morning. Blood popison,
resulting from gun shot wound IN
lis right arm. received while fleeing
before ~ posse of men near Kings
Mountain last week, was the cansc
of hi death. IN the hope of say
mg his life, physicians had ampu-
intcd the arm ON Wednesday morn
ing. but the poison had penetrated
too deeply into his system, to check
IT. virulcnt influence. lie rallied for
some time after The operation had
been -killfully performed by Drs. W.
u. O'Baonou aud J. g. Carpenter up
az an imhroviscd operating table m
thc Jail office. But the effect 81
the poison IN bis system began to be-
manifested that night and he gradu-
ally sank unto the end Thursday.
shortly after the operation, Judce
rsllcd DIR. O'Bannou aside and told
him that his name was not j. W.
CLARK. which he had given to the
authorities when shot aud captured
1T King, Mountain for selling wins
~ unlawfully. lie said he had s"-
en- an assumed name 80 that his
family ia Versailles nigh, not knox
al HI uouble. lie said that he had
. wife and child living there, but on
!, m ease of his death were they TO
De nohhod. IL ho lived. he said.
he would be able to take care OF
h,m,, T. He said that Dr.. Sublcit.
"i Ncr-ai'''-' q prominent I'"''''' 30
~ there, was his oi"'"rf-'h-'" AN"
could Ice notified ID anything happen
od.
The >cenc lusf before ne 'o'' con-
s'iou~uc~- under tue influence oil
''doroi"rm Tor operation was '"''''
= pathetic one Wa" an" '""''"'''
from suffering Tue ma" YET "'''
r"u'iN g." the ''n.'' ITO" ""''' "'
mrhi never "rl0'' '">' o''"'' "'
I"-t r"'-'''u~n'->. n' '''''u q" ''''
'd'prHi'i' "h" o." Il '''"' '''''' 9"'" b
Nv ben tue i'l '- '''''' 'P ION
d'r' ven an D' l"'''' WON We
''",
A'd thee hc "r'' To- sleep the w
itrr' member Wa r'h'"''"' an" '''
''a- gone mp i'no,' I" answer "n'i'
iU- tame '- called m t"' great ana
!mal fPH "ou.
judd "a- "a maa about - wears
If age. who appeared m lincoln
county short n"" age, and began
selling whisky illct'N at hing''
Mountain. n told before Squire
singleton obtained positive proof OF
wnut h' "'- toue' and then Deputy
sheriff '. :. REYNOLDS summoned q
posse of n'n &" arrest hnn. TIE OF
H'u~ arc sn'd 10 hive encountered
s"mc obstacles w crdeavorn" to yet
luio the place whore judd was OPP
Grating, and viile they were outside
Ne '>'"l"n "nt rear way "nh at
nemb'rs of the posse. who Is said
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

The next attraction at the Stan
ford Opera House in Inc splendid
Lyceum course, the first number of
which was Champ Clark lie, turc,
will be the Mendelssohn Quartet an
evening of musical entertainment b.
four talented men artists. They
come on the evening of November 10
This is splendid attraction and n
big crowd will undoubtedly attend az
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1911-11-03

Twenty thousand people read each
issu- 20 'Se I"fr'; g J '"'r,sl.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-06-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

This page draws attention to firms
IN variety of enterprises who APP
preciate the patronage OF union men
and their friends and are willing to
cooperate with them in supporting
their institutions. It is but Just to
give them a fair share Of your pat
ronage. In doing so you will also
40 yourself and your paper good
turn it you tell them you appreciate
their cooperation. They are all
we'll known, thoroughly established
and reliable, and their integrity and
square dealing in trade is unques-
toned.
Good, square legitimate business
dealing in the buying and selling of
both merchandise and labor. is what
labor organizations ask, and all that
any business man should ask. We
nave aimed to secure only the cards
OF business men who believe in and
practice such policy, for this, as
well as the other pages and think
those here represented will measure
up to the Standard
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-06-22
JOIN THE PARTY.
vicinity. start one.

vicinity. start one
Every one who is truly a Socialist
ought TO join the Socialist party. Get
in and help work. II it is not exactly
what you think it ought to lie, get in
and help make it right; for. through
the referendum the rank and file cay:
'iiake II what they will. 1t is tie
only party in America which the rank
and file can directly control by means
OF the referendum. And the more
people of the right sort" like your
self who come into the party the bet
ter it will be.
10 vote the Socialist ticket does
not make yon party member. I. is
necessary to join a party local and pay
dues. If there is no local in your
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-06-22

the deposition of myself and others
to be read in evidence in my behalf
of Il certain suit in Chancery now
pending in the Circuit Court for the
County of kanawha and State Of
West Virginia. in which am Plain
tiff and you are defendant.
If from any cause the taking of
said dispositions shall not be commen-
ced or completed on the day afore-
said, the same shall be continued
from day to day; or from time to
time, at the same place and between
the same hours, until the same shall
be completed.
EETTE FLETCHER,
BY Counsel.
U. B. ATKINSON, Sol.
The labor argus. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1906-1915, 1911-06-22

place,
But he out-distanced Teddy a little
in the race.
Andy's brains go like creased
wheel,
TO see how much profit he can make
On steel.
He sells to the u S. his blow-hole
armcr plate.
At which l think n very foolish rate.
If he thinks he can fool us all the
time.
BY giving to the public his library
slime.
He's badly mistaken, for we're look
ing his way.
And we are going to own the steel
trust some day.
Now there's ]. p. Morgan from off
Wall Street,
Who thinks his hand is hard to beat.
But We're showing him how to plav
: cards,
And he's loosing our votes. sir, fast
and hard,
Our numbers are increasing day by
day,
And j. P..'s money will soon pass
away.
And then he will have to go to work.
Because he will starve if he attempts
to shirk.