The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-06
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exercised by the problem whether
job or he should be voted greater
warrant for pious profanity over
their despoliation. The similarity
in variety and succession is mani
fest. Town ours devasted his Sheep
disease and disaster decimatod his
swine; roup and rapacious forays
have reduced the poultry fiocks; old
Guy got gay and in a runaway
smithered his best buggy and omit
ting many minor revcrscs the CHI
max occurred Lords day at the
synagogue when lac DOTTED a new Ov-
crcoat in the vestibule, after thrust
ing a lighted pipe in a pocket and
viii Nave discovered and extinguish-
ed the smoidering holocaust before
| its identity was destroyed but the
remnant is unfit for carpet rags.
When q comforter reminded him that
job faithfully made precautionary
sacrifices and that his Affections
were confeesedly without cause Tuck
err smilmgly conceded the palm TO
job.
| Ilustonyiile has the largest primcval
cane-brakc in central Kentucky on
r. Carpenters farm. % is rather
.rerrctful to the patriarchal residents
to witness oblteration Of the last
visible reminder of pioneer days but
Il is certainly refreshing 10 daily sec
T. setting the pace for q squad Of
hands with a cane hoe in subiugation
of that chapparal.
The patrons of the Star Rout be-
tween TIustouville and Kidd's Store
iare stih in something of % stew over
this for n while suspended and at
present mixed service. Rural Route
No. . as established covers about
four miles Of the Hustonville and
Liberty pike leaving same a mil,
north Of Kids store over a ncichboi
hood road to intersection of the Brad,
fordsvine pike. The carrier pro-
cured assent Ok the. Rnai Delivery
Department TO abandonment OF thai
end of his route and 90 return e
/, IIustonville over the Liberty pike
: On warrant of an Inspector the Stal
carrier unceremoniously discontinu.
cd all service along the pike that i.
covered by the rural and for NOR,
than two weeks mail could be OBJ.
tanned only at the Hustonville post
office. Now all morning mail FOR III,
Liberty Star Route covered by the
rural is sent out by rural route in
stead of by Star Carrier who leaves
Hustonville at same hour and could
conveniently deliver that mail six to
seven hours earlier Mail within a
mile of town Is delivered after two
Z. NJ, that could just as convenient
~ have been delivered by Star Car
lrier before s A. NJ. Now why2 why
The Star Carriers formerly deliver
ed two daily and always one Sunday
mah, and no sane patron of the StaI
Service could wish change. and as
convenience and profit Of mail con-
tractors and carriers are supposed t.
be subordinate 90 interests of III,
public. it again occurs: Why thi.
change2 Ii is comfort to the CARR
ers but confusion to patrons. Why
There must be "a Niger in the WOO,
pile" Pull him out.
The campaign now on is one of tn
, most dignified and thoroughly devoi,
, sensational wrangles that ever at
tended a contest involving so nue.
; interest. The frenzy which is usua;
, 'ly engendered by discussions of doe
trinal ethical and political issues i
. conspicuously absent, and sanity
permanently ascendant, it is devout
. Ily hoped.
The long wonder why proprietor
of some soft drink joints have Ii
cense from Uncle Sam TO dispose o
! distilled merchandise. 1t is reporte
that clothes cleaning establish
ment has provided q government Ii
, cense against possibility of a de
tective finding their ''benzine
, above regulation proof. It is we
! Gin time of peace to get ready fo