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BANDITS
PILLAGE
AND KILL
Ref0gees From Mexico Tell
of Atrocities Com
mitted There.

Galveston, Texas, April 24.-Forty-
seven passengers. all but one citizens
OF the United States. who arrived D
day from Vera Cruz on the steamer
Texas. tell of alleged torture and as
sassination OF Americans in Mexico.
All the refugees left their lands.
homes and everything they possessed
except enough money for passage and
the clothes on their backs. Among the
entire number there are only four or
fve trunks.
II II. Ish, one OF the refugees, told
OF the murder of an American citizen
named Wait
Beheaded american
s'Mr. Wait was neIshbor of mine,
said Ish -He had sold several head OF
cattle and hidden the money. Desper-
ADDE'S came to his house and demands
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No Better Choice.
Johnstown Breeze.

Guy U. Hardy. proprietor OF the
Canon City Record. has been endorsed
by the Republicans OF Fremont county
for. candidate for state treasurer. Ia
making q selection for this office. We
believe the Republican state conven-
ton could make no better choice.
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Miss Mary Gregory and charlss
House we're married at the home Of
the bride. 1925 River street. at eight
O'Clock last Sunday night in the pres
ence OF few of the more intimate
relatives and friends OF the family.
The nuptisl ceremony was solemnirad
By Rev. Shaw.
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BROODS OVER DISASTER;
SHOT SPOKANE EDITOR
(By United Press,

Spokane. Wash. April 24.-Insaae
from brooding over the Titanic disast-
er. man giving his name as Richard
AIeck. today entered the office of the
Spokane Chronicle and shot E. II.
Rothrock. the city editor. He offered
no resistance when arrested.
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Known Over the State.
Paiisade Tribune.

Guy L. Hardy. the popular editor Of
the Canon City Record. has been en-
dorsed by his county convention as
the Republican candidate for state
treasurer. MIR. Hardy is we'll known
over the state and would make a
strcns candidate for the office
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Pretty Good Sort.
The Pueblo Leader.

Another newspaper man Is forcing
himself into political llmelight- Guy
q. Hardy. editor and Publisher of the
Canon City Record. has secured the
endorsement OF Fremont county Re
publlcans fer state treasurer. C. T. H.
isn't exactly n rampant Progressive.
but hes a pretty good sort At that.
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performed 4 his suggestion ana with'

performed at his suggestion and with
his, consent.
:rrest Causes Sensation.
The filing OF the complaint against
the physician has caused sensation.
owing to the prominence Of the FAM
lilies involved. Mrs Grogan was mar
ried but six weeks before her death
Raizon was arraigned before JUS
tice late In the afternoon and enter
ed plea Of not guilty. He was placed
under bond of $4,000 and his hear
ing set for May p
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would Make Strong Candi-
date. -.
PsehIe ChIcftain,

q zs<t-sa fuebIe ChicftAin-
HEnny newspapers over the atAtc are
talking OF Guy U. Hardy OF Canon City
as The man who would make n strong
csndidste for sfaio. frcasurer ON the
Repnbiicsn tiskrt So ren<rhi has the
talk become that soucth.ns about AR.
Hardy VIII be Of interest
Guy, ". Hardy was born and grew
up in southern Illinois. He came 10
Colorado In isss. right out OF college.
the kentucky University OF Lexington.
ky. His arss lob was thst OF reporter
on the Canon city Record. Before be-
ing Oh the job a year he bought the
paper Newspaper mea will tell you
that he has bulk up one OF the strong
papers OF the state, leader among
small city dailies.
While Hardy Ia a newspaper man
through and through aud spends most
of his time in the Record oniee, he Is
also man OF affairs and one OF the
substantial business men OF the com
munity In which he livea. He owns the
leading lumber yard OF Canon City
kAd is president and treasurer OF the
Fremont Building and Loan associa-
ton. He Is director OF the business
Mems Association and has been the
a trading spirit as Harry Maddox will
tell you. In the tourist campaign that
is putting Canon City on the map.
Guy q. Hardy cast his FIRST vote for
william Mckinley In Canon City In
1886. He has always been consistent
Republican and active In party af-
fairs. He has never been candidate
for an elective office. In 1899 he was
appointed postmaster at Canon City at
the request OF Senator +. o. wolcott.
He is still under 40 years of age.
though he has been prominent In Col
orado polit.es and newspaper doinss
for about eighteen years.
Mr.. Hardy is held in high esteem
the newspaper men OF the state.
lie has been president OF the Colorado
State Editorial association and for
&any years on Its executive commit
tee. He usually attends the National
Press association meeting as dele
gate from Colorado. He 10 at present
the president OF the Republican News
paper association OF Colorado, which
Is composed OF nearly 200 Republican
newspaper men of the state. II nomin-
ated he would no doubt receive a
J more liberal newspaper support than
amy man ever named for any office
scsxcept governor, and thnt exception
I might not necessarily be made, for
every newspaper man In the state
seems to be his personal friend.
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ed money. Failing to get it they delib-
erately beheaded him with their ma
chettes, herded his cattle together and
drove them off. There are many in
stances like this.
I'VE lived in a little settleme 1t
where colony of eleven American
families had founded the town of
sanburn. All departed because we
were afraid to remain longer knowing
we would be killed or tortured.
"I went to Mexico one year ago. put
all I had, $3.50. in land and improve
ments there and today have only my
two hands and the clothes on my
back. Before leaving. we fled oar
claim for damages with the American
consul in Mexico City"
Mistreat Women.
John t. MCGEE. wealthy planter
who went TO Mexico two years ago.
returned to; America minus more than
10000 and left behind land and live
stock. MCGEE tells OF alleged atroci-
ties practiced on an American woman.
Mrs. Shay. now in the hospital Il
Mexico City.
what has been true of the Shay
family" said McGee. has been like
wise true of scores OF other Ameri-
cans and by staying there we took our
lives in our hands The bandits are
everywhere. The Mexican government
Is not able to quiet them
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Well Equipped.
uofchkiss .Timek

Guy Hardy. editor OF the Canon City
Record. is spoken of as a candidate
for state treasurer on the Republican
ticket this fall. Mr.. Hardy is every
way equipped to al that Office.
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INTERFERING
WITH TITANIC
INVESTIGATION
Chairman Smith Intimates
Ismay woold Shape
the InqOirY.

Washington. April 24.-Chairman
Smith OF the Titanic committee issued
a statement today openly charging
that an attempt had been made /,
shape the course of the inquiry. which
would not be tolerated.
He exonerated the Titanic officers
and crew from such interference.
but hInted that Ismay was responsible
Declares Ismay Was Excited.
Lowe described the scene Sunday
night when the Titanic struck the Ice
berg and told OF helping to lower the
life boats with women and children.
He said Ismay stood near him. was
very excited and appeared very
anxious to get off the Titanic.- Lowe
said be did not know who, Ismay was
then. but he told him to -get to hell
out OF that" v
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Wouid Add Strength.
Grand Junction Sentinel.

We note that Guy u Hardy. editor
of the Canon City Record. one of the
best of the smaller dailies OF Colo
RADIO. is being frequently mentioned
as candidate for the Republican
nomination for state treasurer. While
We are not OF the Republican persua-
sion. we believe that the party could
name no stronger candidate for this
office Mr.. Hardy is representative
citizen. an enterprising and success
fui business man. and he would add
strength and credit to any ticket his
rarity might name.
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.AME RICAN
AUTHORITIES
IN DILEMMA
Do Not. Wa antlto reelare War
Ent Wish to Protect
Citizens.
fBy United Press.l

Washington. April 24--1t is pre-
dicted the government will make new
representations to Mexico as the E.
suit of the stories of the Vera Cruz
refugees that Americans have been
murdered in Mexico.
The government is in a delemna. 1t
is unwilling to declare war. but is
also determined to protect American
lives and property. General Mills. the
Mexican boundary commissioner. as
serts an Intervention would mean
fifty years war with the necessity Of
maintaining the American army con-
stantly at quarter of million men.
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Very Complimentary.
Pueblo Chieftaip.

The name of Guy L. Hardy of Can
on City has been prominently mem
toned in several sections OF the state
in connection with the candidacy OF
state treasurer. We are glad to note
that this Is true. Mr.. Hardy is one OF
the substantial. honest and energetic
citizens OF the state and we'll qualified
to serve the commonwealth In any
capacity. dr. Hardy is editor and pro-
prietor OF the Canon City Record.
solid Republican newspaper, and he
himself has always been found hight
ing in the ranks for Republican prin-
ciples. He has been successful busi-
ness man and held the office OF post
master at Canon City and was a faith
fai servant.
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II the Qualifications
Delta Tribune.

At the recent meeting OF the Free
mont County Republican convention
resolutions were read and adopted
piedging the support OF the party to
secure the nomination Of Guy u.
Hardy Of Canon City for the office
OF state treasurer. Mr.. Hardy is
editor Of the Canon City Daily Rec
ord. man OF splendid personality.
fine ability. excellent character and
possesses all tho qualifications for
the offics to which his friends desire
his nomination and election.
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Business Man Of Ability.
Chaffee County Republican.

Guy U. Hardy. one OF the best news
paper men In the state. and promi-
ncnt and successful business man Of
Canon City. is largely talked OF for
the nomination OF state treasurer on
the Republican ticket this fall. Mr..
Hardy Is a thorough business man OF
ability. a man who commands the re-
spect Of mis- entire community. and one
who viii be an honor and credit TO
the Office to which he will. II ncmi-
mated. be elected. He has lived for
years in Canon City and Fremont
county. and none can successfully as
sail his business abaility and integ-
risy II nominated. thls paper Will do
all In it's power to help him into the
office for we believe he will be n good
fan nthe right place.
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Field An to tIinsslf
II Collins Courier.

II il gratifying to note that the en-
nouncemsnt Of the canditacy of Guy
q Hardy. editor. nor the o9ioe of efaso
ip,nu,rsr. Il unanimously endorsrd
" The nepublican nswab1p>re 'cf
ooleexlos N 81 - ~ ~ qel@ ~ \
hlnssIf "a III nomIsatIoa Il ~
esa.s VA pFEnsfies Il prsesieaIIy ~
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Mr.. R F. Proctor of Philadelphia
is visiting in the city on business
matters.
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Well Deserved.
Canon CITY Leader.

The Fremont county Republicans In
convention assembled paid nice lit
tie compliment to Guy U. Hardy Of
the Record. : II was we'll deserved, II
the political whirigig so decrees and
the people OF Colorado vote TO return
the state to the control OF the Re-
pusl!eans there is no one we would
rather see boosting the clerks In the
state treasurer's Office than Guy u
Hardy.
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Friends OCT For HIM.
Bent County Demecrat

Guy Hardy. editor of the Canon City
Record has been endorsed BY his
county. Fremont. as their candidate
on the Republican ticket for state
treasurer. and while he has not an
nounced that his hat is in the ring"
and is pot seeking the nomination, yet
his many frIends In the state Will
take of their coats TO help him.
Enough recognition In not given the
newspaper men when slntes are
made. and ws hold that either ticket
would BE- weak without A. least ons
we'll known aud equitable nswspaper
uann represented.
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& Enoseh for the JOB.
GIenwesd sprlnea Peat

Guy U. Hardy. editor Of the Canon
City Record and presldent o. The Re-
publican Newspaper Association cf
Colorado. . position the editor Of the
i0st hnd the honor " fIlIine for four
ysarn. 10 msntipaed ~ the RepuhlI-
can aomlnntion for sta,e treasurer
II sAsrc y asy eas e,sss q nss vho
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IDEAL Candidate.
FIorsnes Ex Parte.

In presenting the name OF Guy u.
Hardy as Fremont county's candidste
tor stats treasurer tho convention de-
clsred that ~ NJ. HARDY has long
hron citisen Of Fremont couesy and
ono Of the leaders OF tho Republican
party o( Fremont county sld Of the
s(6sd Ind alse A ihaa ~ ezcsllept ~
ncalionsl cnd busineAa stta'nnent
~ q ne hishsst psrsenal sasraeseF'
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DOCTOR HELD
FOR MURDER
Dr.. James Ration Charged
With Performing Illegal
Operation.

Trinidad. April 2s.-Dr. James
Raizon. one of the best known ply
sicians of the city. was arrested he 'e
Monday afternoon charged with the
murder of Mrs. Kathleen Tally Gro-
1Ean. who died here April last
Charge Illegal Operation.
1t is charged that the physician
performed an Illegal operation en the
Foman, which resulted In her deata.
3he complaint was aled with the dis
trict attorney by MrS J. W. Hibbard.
sister OF the supposed victim
The complaint alleged that the hus-
hand OF the dead woman. J. b, Gro
gan. had guilty knowledge OF the oper-
alton. and when Questioned by the
dhtrict attorney today. is said to have
broken down and sobbed out the
story that tho operation had been
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A Clean Editor.
Idaho Springs Gazette.

The Republicans OF Fremont COUNTY.
By unanimous action OF the convcn-
tion. will present Mr.. Guy U. Hardy
OF Canon City. for the nomination Of
state treasurer Air. Hardy h one Of
tho best known Dewspapsr mon Of the
state. hAving been president Of the
stass s,socistiop and u now occupy-
lng the position ot president of The
RspablIcsn ndIsov>AI Assoelst!ca. -
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1 Good Selection
sheridan Lake Farm and Ranch.

Guy U. Hardy. editor OF the Canon
City Record. though not announced
az . candidate for state treasurer.
has been indorsed by the Republicans
of his county OF Fremont for nomina-
tion to that office. The state ticket
should be represented By at least one
member Of the Newspaper fraternity.
and Hardy's selection would be a
good one.
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A High Tfibste.

1>S~1st Cr E
The Republican convention Of Free
mont county paid high tribute to :
good .pevApApsr man and : faithful
party worker whom II endorsed Guy
q. Hardy q tho Canon CITY Record
- ils ean6l1ate ~ stats treasurer
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Credft to the State

Cfedft to the State
south Denver Eye and Bulletin.
This newspaper notes with pleasure
the sugxestioa OF Editor Guy U. Har-
dy OF Canon. City as n candidate for
state treasurer. He 10 very capable
man ana his election would do credit
to the state.
A Hit sT>sa>.A.
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OBJ II II comes his way.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05
HER HAIR GREW
That's WHY a Thankful Woman Re-
commends Parsian Sage.

q. l.. Penny VIII sell you soc
hottie of PARTISAN S AGE aud guar
ant,e il to Danish dandruff. stop
falling hair and itching scalp. or
money back. IL, "a delightful hair
dressing that makes hair lusirou,
and fascinating.
"ln the spring ! was recovering
from severe case of erysipelas,
which left me virtually bald on the
front OF my head and next to my
ears. The ha@r kept coming out
rapidly and nothing | used stopped
my getting entirely bald, until us
ed two bottles Of PAR SIAN Sag.
this tonic made my hair start to
grow in ard. in fact, grew me good
fair amount Of hair. and il has en-
tirely stopped my hair falling out.
II is with pleasure that | give n
public recommend to PARTISAN
SAGE. which know is wonder
Mrs. Ella Gillchrist, W. Pitt st. Bed
ford Pa.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05

toasts we're delivered by the fol-
lowing Masons: Rev. J. +. Jones,
Congressman Harvey Helm, Rev. A.
A. Higgins, J. Mort Rothwell, Rev.
William Hopper, Rev. Jos. Ballou.
Prof. J. W. ireland and Rev. J. J.
hickey.
The speakers list concluded, the
company, all standing, Joined in
singing the long meter doxology and
were BY Rev. j. J. Dickey dismissed
With benediction.
I Thus ended one of the most en-
loyable entertainments which the
MasonS have extended TO their
friends since the great celebration
held by them on the oath of last
June. The Masonic fraternity new
er INDUCES in the advertisement of
its plans or its doings, but when it
does things, nothing is ever done by
Il dives.
/ Among the Masons and their Ia :
dies who were present were: Mr..
and Mrs. Dave Jackson. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Dickey, DIR. NJ. Nj. Phil
hips, Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Shugars.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. Il. Florence, Mr..
and Mrs. X. l.. DAWSON, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. s. Pettus, Il. B. King. Will
Hopper and Miss Margaret Hopper.
ID. NJ. Walker, ". II. Fields. and
Mrs. Henry Fields. j. Is. Jones and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. T.. J. Brown, Mr..
and Mrs. Shelton NJ. Sauney. Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. Is. Sain. S. l.. Ste
phenson aud Miss Fields, MIR. and
Mrs. T. W. Pennington. j. Mort
kothweli, Alfred Pence and Mrs. W..
}. Dozier. Mr.. and Mrs. John q. Lynn
Frank North and wife. j. y. Meme
fee, Jr., and Mrs. j. n. Menefee. ST..
Mr.. and Mrs. J. y. Williams. George
ID. Hopper, Jr,, aud lady. +. V. Car
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. C..
Garman. A. A. Higgins and Miss
Kate Alcorn. 7. IL. Singleton, T.. j.
Tanner. Jos. Ballou. +. M. Ware. j.
N. Cres>, +. ". Whip. Il. II. Met
calf. s. j. Bell. Jesse n. Manning,
George Menefee and Miss Mamie
Woods Englenan. f.. X. Coleman
and Miss Sue Taylor Engleman, Mr..
and Mrs. Cicero Reynolds, George Z.
bright and Mrs. Susan YeaSer, Mr..
and Mrs. George D. Hopper, Harvey
Helm and Miss Mary Bruce, Jones
Anderson. Hubert Carpenter, Messrs
Thompson ard Spoonamore, J. b.
X FIFE aud Miss Rose McCormal k.
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FITCH AGAINST
ANY SNAP ACTION
In This District Until Legislature
Has Had Opportunity To Pass
Direct Primary Law.

J. Norton Fitch, the Eighth Con-
gressional Districts member of the
Democratic State Executive Com
mittee, is heartily in favor of car
rying out the party's platform
pledges including the enactment of
direct primary Law. lie is also
against any snap action in this dis
trict toward making the COMPRESSION
al nomination, until the General As
sembly now in session has an oppor-
tunity to carry out the party's pledge
Mr.. Fitch SO expressed himself
cmphatically to a representative Of
the Interior Journal, who was at
Frankfort last Monday to see the
Speakership fight.
my position in this regard has
cost me many friends at home where
Hon John II. WEIGH is a prospective
candidate for Congress-" said Mr..
Fitch to the Interior journal. "Of
course, l am for Mr.. Welch over any
one, but at the same time I believe
that the democratic party's pledges
to the people should be carried out,
as enunciated in our recent plat
form, and until the legislature has
had opportunity to do 20, am
against snap action of any kind
being taken in this congressional dis
trict."
This pnblic announcement Of Mr..
Fitch's position viii make him many
warm friends over the district and
over the state. The great majority
Of democrats feel as he does, that
the party's platform must be carried
into effect and that it is both un-
wise from party standpoint and
unfair 10 attempt to take snap ac-
ton ahead of probable action by the
General Assembly looking to the pas
sage Of the direct primary law.
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TOBACCO MARKET sA
HOLDING UP wEIl.
kincaid still Busy Buying And Asks
Friends to Wait For Him-Seme
Recent Sales. ~

W. p. Kincaid the focal buyer for
the Louisville Tobacco Warehouse
Company, has been riding almost
night and day recently looking at
different crops over Lncoln county
and is buying a great deal Of IT,
weed. lie asks his friends not to ~
impatient, assuring them that be-
will get to all as soon as h. can
and will buy everything in. sight
Wagon loads of tobacco are being
received daily at his big warehouse
here.
Prices for tobacco seem to ~
holding up well, and the prospects
are said to be very good for them
TO hold up as long as the market
lasts. Some Of the recent crops
bought BY Mr.. ktncaid and tbs
prices paid are as follows:
s. II. Bsughmsn + Timbszlaks
3,ooo pounds At cents.
8. II. Baughman and Nesser 1910
RVOn0S ~ A1Cs ~
4. II. Baughman and Mcwhorser
5000 lbs. at 10c.
Lytle and Sears 5000 lbs at Ice.
c. H. Carter !, 200 Abs 1t Sc. y
W. N. rannery $500 ibs 1T De.
W. L. Flannery 3,eO0 lbs at 90. :
w. b. and 8. n. Denny 8;1oo H.
at Ice. ~
Chas. Howard $500 lbs at Ice.
j. T. Coy 5000 lbs. at 8 1-2c.
J. E. Reagan $500 lbs at o., ~
W. M. King 5000 lbs at &c..
Jas. Rogers 5000 lbs at 11cF
Leslie Long 5000 lbs at 13c. 4
W. G. Wynn 10000 lbs at Sc. e
T. A. Rice 1.500 lbs at 4c.-
Same $4,000 lbs at 12c.
Rice and McGuffey 500 lbs at -.
Same 1900 lbs at 12c.
Walter Hiatt 5000 lbs at Zoe.
Mrs. NJ. II. White 1000 lbs at &c.
! Same 10000 lbs at lie.
l.. q. Hubble 1000 lbs at IL lie.
j. s. McKittrick 1000 lbs at "a.
Same 5000 lbs at Zoe.
Lutte King 1.500 lbs at Sc.
Same 1000 lbs at IL 1-2e.
Swope & Wider 5000 lbs at 12s.
W. T. Moore $500 lbs at Sc.
W. D. Moore 5000 lbs at &c.
w. M. Pennington 5000 at 8 1-2c.
Smith 4 Stewart 5000 at 8 LIE.
4. a. Green $500 lbs at Sc.
Marshbank 4 Mckinney 10000.
lbs at 8 Sac.
Marshbanks & Highland 5000 lbs
at sc.
The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-01-05
CRAB ORCHARD ODD
FELLOWS TAKE ACTION
Declares Soft Drink Stands There a
Nuisance as Result OF WaIlin
-hosklns Killing.
Crab orchard, Ky., Dee. 30

'fuo tfehttus N.Y. ~. ~
Aisrge attendance was present at
the last regular meeting of Crab
Orchard Odd Fellows. The late kill
d ing of lloskins and Walhn was
BROUGHT mp and II was the unanimous
vote ut the lodge that the soft drink
stands and pool room should be de-
clared public nuisance aud II com
mite consisting of Rev. l.. ID. Gooch,
r. W. Napier and q. Il LYME, and
A. II. Stigall was requested 10 "a
before the first regular meeting oi
the town trustees Ia make thi, com
,dsist.
Mr. Watiin l,f, q widow with four
-ehildreu while 'ioSkIn>. one with
nine children.
The following Officers were elect
ed for the ensuing term Walter Jor-
dan. N. q. Levy Sowder. Y. O.; NJ.
NJ. Perkins, Secretary. J. u. Corum.
Treasurer. and W. ID. Ramsey. Host.