The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1912-08-21
The INTERIOR JOURNAL.
The Aim And Purpose Of
The Daily interior Journal.

The aim Of the promoter, editor
in chief, business manager, presi-
dent, secretary and treasurer. etc.,
of the Daily Interior Journal is to
make out of the enterprise just
enough to pay the legitimate ex-
penses of getting out the paper dur
ing the three days Of the great
Knights of Pythias fair. lie does
not expect to make a dollar and
really doesn't care to do SO. He
has recently emerged from the rock
ribbed republican stronghold of Pu-
laski county, where he has been at
tempting to edit a democratic paper
with his exchequer so full of ducats
that he hardly cares whether he ev-
en- comes out even. with his work
thrown in, or to make long story
short, whether school keeps or not
during this delightful fair week. Ed
itor Shelton NJ. Saufiey, of the real
dyed in-the- wool Interior Journal
1.-THE Daily being sort of makeshift
for the time being and an infringer,
as far as the name is concerned)
kindly consented to lend us. for "a
small consideration, his magnificent
machinery and splendid force of
real printers to get out this paper.
The purpose of the Daily is to
give few seconds of pleasure to
those who may tire looking at the
excellent display Of show stock that
has already reached the grounds. II
will prove, we believe, a pleasing di-
version for q brief time at least to
turn the eve and mind from the po-
MES and the people to the pages of
the Daily Interior Journal, which
will contain in the subsequent is
sues as much local lore as can be
gathered. The momentous oues-
lions of the hour will not be dis !
,ussed in these pages, but will be
reserved for Brer. Saufley, who |
Knows how to do so and who doubt
ess will discuss them at length. A
democrat as We are, and always ex-
oect to be, and especially are we a
lot one when the pie counter is al
most in sight and we even imagine
We smell the loaves and fishes, we
eel like discarding our politics for
he nonce and saying to the repub-
leans, "Bull Moosers," the political
'rohibitionists, the socialists, and
he rest of them, let us forget all
uch and enjoy this splendid fair
he Knights Of Pythias have made
Let us put aside political
nd other prejudices and join hand
A hand in making the present fair
he greatest one this glorious blue
rass garden Of Eden has eve. had.
let us try to make the visitor feel
hat it is good to be here and treat
S our personal guest each Of those
rom out of town who honor us with
heir presence. In fine let us make
a gala week--one that We will in
fter years look back upon with
ride and pleasure.
The Daily Interior Journal wants
II the personals. locals and news of
NY and all kinds that you can give
4. II is the desire of the editor to
AXE its columns fairly teen with
ALTERS interesting to the fair crowd
nd the Gods chosen people amono
HON it is printed. You can help
AXE the paper readable-it is up
} YOU TO do so.
We bid every visitor here today
earty welcome. What we have Is
Ieirs; the latch string hangs on the
Inside and our homes are more
ian open to them. You are welcome
what You see, but should there |,
any thing you want and do not
e--obiige these good Stanford !.
'ople by asking for it. They want
~ TO have all the good things in =
cir possession and il they have
i'd nothing about il is only be-
use they have forgotten it.
May the joys Of the week be h
urs. E. C. WALTON c