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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-24
Gary, Chairman of Steel Cor
poration, Suggests Method
by Which u. S. Could Con-
troll Corporations.
SENATE COMMITTEE
WILL CONSIDER 1T
Some Radical Clauses in the
Measure, One Being the
Fixing of Maximum Prices
on Commodities.
(National News Associa tionD

(National News Association
WASHINGTON. Feb. s4.-Solutioa
of the trust problem through the con-
troll Of corporations by the United
States is embodied In q bill drawn up
by E. H. Gary, chairman Of the billion
dollar United States Steel Corpora
tion, which has been submitted by In
vitation, to the senate committee ON
interstate and foreign commerce. The
committee Is expected to give consid-
Grafton to the measure soon and may
make report on it during the present
session of congress.
There are radical clauses In tho
measure. the most important one ~.
ing the authorization OF the govern
ment corporations commission TO III
= maximum price on commodities sold.
by any corporation holding federal
license.
The measure. which IL desiguatsd
as bill for control OF interstate In
dustriai corporations other than com-s
mon carriers, Is an elaboration OF the.
ideas expressed by Judge Gary whom
he was witness before the commit
tee. The salient features are the fol-
lowing:
Establishment az ! corporation com
mission to supervise corporations.
The issuance " the government 81
certificates OF icense.
Annual reports from corporations
to the commission on tho condition of
business, With ! heavy penalty Tor
Isnoncoznpliance. q. rs
n Yhe fixing re = n1aximau,s prizes n
coihni0d 0dltie5 sby ti16 *cumniil ! la.
hfbition Of any corporation contsolIing
fifty per cent Or more Of the buai-
ness In which It is engaged In the u
s. from acquiring further property Of
the business or any other corporation
engaged in pursuit Of similar charac~
ter.
Forfeiture Of license OF any corpora
tion found guilty Of attempting 70 H.
strain trade or stfansle competition.
Decisions Of the corporation com
mission shall be subject for review by
the court of commerce or by the feder-
al district court.
The commission may hold hearings
such AZ those of the present interstate
commerce commission.
Judge Gary's bill provides that the
commission shall be made up Of three
members appointed by the President
OF the United States with the consent
of the senate, zach member to receiye
a salary Of $4,000 annually. II furth-
er provides that any licensed corporar
tiOn failing to make an annual report
may be fined 500 for each day thAt
the report is in arrears. Special 70
ports may be called for by the com
missioners. Only corporations of
SO .000, 900 capitalization or over are
to come under the regulation Of tn
commission and none doing . bant-
ing business shall be licensed.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-24
SAYS TAFT'S TALK
WAS M|SC0MSTRUtO
Statement Issued Denounces
Persons Who Miscon-
strued Speech.
National News Associatiop)

(National News Associatiop)
WASHINGTON, Feb. 24.-An oficial
statement issued from the Whitehouse
today denounced persons and newspa.
pers who purposely misconstrued
Taft's Lincolnp DAY speech.
The statement follows: Among the
falsehoods that are being assiduously
accredited by persons and newspapers
opposed to the president. is one that in
his Lincoln day speech the president
argued that the people are not fitted
for self government President Taft
said nothing upon that occasion which
could possibly be tortured into that
construction. The speech in which the
president made reference to popular
government was delivered at the ban
quet Of the state bar association on the
Eight of January 29th in New York.
What he said on the subject, and it
vas correctly quoted in the newspa-
pers the following day, was this. 'Popu-
Lar government we all believe in
There are those of us who do not be-
lieve that all people are fitted for pop
uiar government. The fact is We know
they are not Some of Us do not dare
say 20, but l do. and the question
whether 4 people is fitted for popular
government, 50 n to make that gov
efnment best for that people, is de-
termined BY the ability Of the majority
OF that people to place upon itself the
restraint by which the minority shall
receive justice from the majority. II
il the question Of selfimposed res
traint that determines whether = peo-
pie h 1t to govern itself
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-24
SURRENDERS AFTER
FIGHTING POLICE
tNational News Association

tNational News Association)
PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Feb. "a
Lieutenant E. V. B. Doudedore, Of the
Marine corps L. S. Navy. was arrest
ed in his room Friday after a pitched
battle with policemen. Fifty shots
were fired without effect. The charge
against Doudedore is intoxication. He
defied the police to arrest him. He
finally surrendered after a panic that
prevailed for several hours.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-02-24
THE WEATHER
oTAre-Rain tonight: colder In sx-
trsms north portion tonight; Sum-
day, rain or snow and colder.
locAl-Rain tonight: Sunday rain Or
snoW: colder.
HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY

HIGH SCHOOL OBSERVATORY
Forecast for Richmond and vicinity,
rain and warmer tonight and Sunday.
Temperature in last "a hours. 50 a,
hoon. Saturday. Minimum tempera.
ture In last - hours. ss at q. M,
Saturday. Temperature at 1880 u.
h.. today, 80. Barometer normal 80
lnchcsl-3O.1. falling. Direction and
velocity OF wind. southeast, !: miles IN
hour. ~
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-29
Gortictung foIat.)
Mippem sebrodjen bnrd Sniten.

Nad etnem beftigen Suitenanfall
fiiblte elm Mann in Neenab. Wisc.,
idredlihe Shmer5en IN ieiner Sci.
te unb iein @r5t fann oaB 5pei
@ippen gebrohen maren. Dieie
Gein miiroe linn Or. 8ins's Nelu
DISCOVERY eripart baben. Gin paar
fIeine 9oien bertreiben einen ge.
nobnli6en 9ulten, reeelmabigcr
@ebrau1 ben bartnddigiten Suitell
nno Die idlimmite erfdltune mo
beilen idpade, anseeriffcne 2un.
gen. sd bolte es fir elm @eidenf
oes Simmels fir bic Menidbeit"
ldreibt Mrs. gffie Morton, Golnm-
bia, Mo., uoenn ih batte bellte Die
gdminoiildt, luenn i'd bieies groB.
arttge Mittel niht senommen bot
IT," es lit garantiert. Brobeflaidc
frei. SOC uno 81 Slald)en in anen
@potbefeu.
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Was die ScbpaIbs sang
8oman BON Srie6rih Spiel
bagen.
l1urtleemllA.1

(1urtiebunil.)
@s lit nid)t notig, REF @ottbolo.
es beoarf oefien nidt; oergleihel
besreift man nidt; aber man oeriteb'
es obne @orte.
unp er panote ii1 CUR Sir.
@ottboIo! (
Sc lag 8er5peiflung IN Dem So
he; Der iunee Mann ndberte lid if.
nbermnls.
Gaelic, fam ea oenl1 iein2 Sd
babe bid ourh meine 9eftigfeit er.
ibredt; es ioa nidt mieoer geide.
BEN. Sage mir nur oas cine, BAT
I'll mid Iiebit, 10 min ih allies an.
oere tragen, 10 lit ia ales anbers
qleihgiiltig; es nluB uno miro iid
finoen; aber 10 funnit oil mid midi
fcrtlaiien 10 nidt!
Ct fpdbte pergcblid in ibren1
@eiiht nod elmer 8eitdtigung. 81
re 3iige tuarert pie eritarrt in eineln
eranenbaften 2dheln. ~
Wein, iaste iie, 10 niht; Aniht, be.
Dor ou mir neriprohen bait bat
oil lneinen Wann, ben i'd liebe
unoAebre, bon Dem i6 mid ni1i
trennen fam uno mag, retter
mialt
sic iprah Die @orte langiam
tonlos, mie elm Miismenois gelerntes
uno ihmieg iest, mie cine Sd!ilerin,
Die ibre 2cftion pergeiien Bat.
@as ioa oic 9omooie2 iagtt
@ottbolo.
Die Cir our Shlafitulloe tat lid
auf, @ret6en ftredte ibren Soden-
;opf berein uno fam oatn auf Die
Wtutter 5ugciprungen, Gdcilie rif
oas Sinh an lid. tno iilbr, wabrenf
fieberbafte @lut Die iriibere 8lolit
p~eror1ngte, baitig tort: retteu
ipiult pom @nnferott Dem err Der
foaen 1T, penr on ibm nidt bilflt
es banoelt ii6 UNI INN
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@alo-gieaie.

| On MN Jest, III incuem 8liifem
| Sid peribjnt bat bic 0atMr,
ltab bic 2iifte iueidcr 5feben,
lleber @aibe, 5elo aiD 6lmr.
@iI Der Nsenid in frobem Sransr,
Mad, gtualtS sum idj1nen WaID;
Ser ton jnbelnbem 0eiamge,
grantcr Tjs'lcin ,uteberbalt.
ilnb 10, friibc ihpn am Mor9em,
SfeIt man fro1gclnant alsbnnm,
Srifd nto lebig aller Sprgcn,
3ieb'n im's Greie Gratt unb Waann;
Mit Der SinSer lnif'sen Gdaarem,
3ieb'n in'S 0riine tic btnaiiS;
0aiien al 6sS Matngs= Ylagen,
Hub ieiu Ninbeu bann ST Sans.
SpdJ in aItse,pp6nter gSciic
Srdst III S5r6cr wul pertuahrt,
Waan audi init iid, Tranf nnb Spciler
NeidblidJ unh pDtt gutter Mrt.
ltnb iuenu 6ann mad @anperfluHbeu,
WfeIb iif Surit nnn 0ntger an;
Wtr6 ein Mabl gar trefftih number
ttno crit redt eit Srrnf aIsoanm.
ttn6 ~beipn6ers ipenn tie baben,
Gin'ae TIaidbcn Gone Star Bier;
9cnn upn alien 0pttesgaben,
2rbe bicies Bier i'd mir.
Sriidj mnb Iabenb ihamint's int @Haie,
ltmb ib iag' es pbne 5ter: Z
Gtets gerat Id Int Gfftaie,
gSirb frebcnst mir bieies Bier.
A
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Grflart.

vSie sefteben es alto 81, bob Sic
ben al1ger geidIagen bobel2l =
@esbaIb baben Sic i'm oann nod
einmoI berpriiaelt, nadoenn Sic be-
merit batten, Dob es Der nnrid1ttae
morl1
~@eil id mid umionlt eefrent
bob'l4
9anfbare Meniden itno mic
frudtbare Seloer; iic geben ous
gmpfaneene aebnfad duriid.
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Woh BEN bon Dem Gou

y{dn 0e1 DON .uenH VuHHlV'
Observation-Disclosures Steluart &c.
madten geniusaufnabnien babet
mir aiigenblidlih 26,642 ihnlpflid).
tige ainoer I'M County, bon oeneli
blob inllerbolb her @rcn5en ur-
ierer Sta6t ipobnen. $4,000 iino
peiBe Qinber nno 1858 farbige. Die
3abl Der id)ulpflidtigen ainoer bat
iid felt lettcm Sabr nm 1874 per-
ar0Bert, bon 6ieien 1914 pobnell
1914 in Der Staot uno 80 ailf BEN
Gamble.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1912-06-29

Sim pierten Suli neranitaltet
6ie 9ermomnsiobne : Seimselelf-
i1aft alf ibrem idonen @rnno=
itid a11 Der @arten StraBe, auf
Dem ioeben cine biibi6e 8artenan-
lage berseiteat it, cine groBe Seier.
gu Ser nibt nun ane Sermannsiob=
ne nit ibren Samilien eingelaoen
iino, ionoern aud aae, Die feline
Sermannsiobne iino uno Die ben
Sag nit ben Sermannsiobne1t felt.
lid) begeben monen. gs lit Elm
biibides Broeramm %5uiammenge-
ltent. Der Mnfaug lit nadmittags
Inn orei ltbr. Ste u~nabbdngig=
feitserfIdrung miro perleien &id-
ter MonrInno miro cine englii6e
nno SEER Bm. 81. @ur5bod miro
cine 6eutihe Heoe balten. Muh Die
oeutiden @eion9bereine weroen ei-
niee 2ieoer p~ortragen uno es miro
cine por5iielide &apeae antpeleno
iein. Mbenos miro i'm @arten elm
Geltermerf abgebrannt uno i'm
SaaI miro geta15t. 9ie beri6ieoe=.
llen Sbmefterlogen baben es iiber=
llommen, 2unh, &affee, Sudden
u. giscreme gu liefern, 10 BOB 0ie=
manb in Die @efabr fommt gu per=
bungern. uno 81 ber0urften braadt
an6 Miemano. Sos @onae miro Elm
biibides Set meroen uno es meroen
iid auf boffentlid biele 2ente sn
linn einItenen.
Ssn 9eaug auf oas Serbftfeit
@rntefelt, bas uns Die nerloren ge-
gangene .Sair" eriesen ion> lit bis
iebt beldblo5ien boB es mabrenb Der
GET bonn 10. Bis gum %. Sffoberi
abgebolten meroen ion. Das Set
inn bauptiddlib aug elmer 4usitel-
lung auf Sen nSair Grounds" be-
itebens aiBeroem iollen 4on5ertc,
nmoiige uno anoere l1nterbaltungen
ftattfinoen. Mi1b benft man an ei1
groBes Shauitiid: nDie gelaeeruna
nn6A Der san Ser Mlamo". Serner.
ion am 20. Sftober cine groBe
Notwithstanding auf Der 4lamo
Ylaaa abgcbalten meroen. Denl-
ndbit ion cine groBe 8~eriammluns
ltattfinoen Die iiber oieien Plan be-
idlieBcn unb @orfebruneen fir iei-
lie Durdfiibrung treffen iou. Mae
geid1ftIihen 0ereinigurgen ionen
a~nfgeforoert neroen, 9elegaten gu
oieier 8~eriammlung gu ienoen.
- @idter Dpper bat @m. Migs,
By, gilbert Sobratb nno S. 81. 9n-
fer 5u ~&ommiIidren ernannt, I'M
Die @ranoiurp fir Ben Oftober-
Germin iei,1es @eribtsbofs aus5r.
wablen ooer pielmebr oie iebsaebn
Mann, aus oenen Die Gr%anojurors
Damn gemablt tperoen.
JHnf Yerionen murben i'm
goli5etgeridt megen alL ihnellen
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS nit Strafen bon
flint bis 6unoert Dollars beIegt.
0fe leBtere Sltntnte, lnnB Wtar
Melher be5abIen Der oas Mutomc=
bill lenfte, 0nrd oas Sralt Samliels
aug Dem 8ngep geidlenoert iein
ion. @egen Welder lit ferner cine
ouf 9otidlag onrh 6abrlaliigfeit
Inlttenoe anflage erboben.
Muf ieiiler Garln on Der Ga
ltropiaer 2anoltraBe, feds Weilen
bon Der Gtaot entferrlt, itarb Geroi-
raitb Grieorih I'M Sitter BON 70
Sabren. gr binterl1Bt einen Sobn
uno cine 9odter.
Das biefige gipil Mppela-
tionsgeridt bat iib fir bic CONNER
5eit Dertagt.
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t1nr 6iiltiefeit bis sum 81. Ofteber.
Yr6miem>SHcrte
Gin perieblae a., nnierc Srennee.

9a es ms nnmasidJ ii, aMa 9irihe nno Counties bs Staates
bnrd) 9etemoe bear6eien am lahen, mmktem mir anf anoere Mitel CUR tm'
ner gr6feren @erbrennng mnieres glattes fnnen nnb mir fmo 5n oea
Gntdlnf sefomnem, anne@mbare 9ramien fir nene Mboamenteu, Bite ms
einsefdudt uerbea, ams5ueken.
gMr planen ndt Die geranaatans zines ipsenanaem 9omtefes, hi.
n bi eusIiben Seitnnsen ibiid it, ioubern Dr mOaen bnrd anssa9lans
riner li6erafen GprnuiTipm 0reimiQige anperben, bic pbne beion6ere NM.
be nab Mnfrengnns ib cine Gebeneinnabme at beribaffea uaniden.
gu bRie1a 53mede pfierieren imr fir ieben Sagresa6uunenhn clue
apmmHHton bon l., einem 9plIar. 9as @spdenblatt Der uJreie
8reRe fIr SerasM fofet So per Sabr. @egen Ginien0nng bon $1OO ur.
ben mir ao BAG glat an irsenb cine ms amfgegebene MbreHe ididem.
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Wakl ~2lnseiae1t.
;ar County steuer,Keneftsr
Sic .Sreie greie" lit ~aatoriiierl
Gerru J. Frank Gallagher

ais 9anoibat fir bas Mntt 0es 9teners
Solicitors bon 8egar gonntD bel Der
acknowledgement bemofratiihen Brimdrs
nahl nn~sufiinbiqen.
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Sic batte @retden losgelalien
uuo eriff nit ben Sanoen nod Der

Sic bate @rethen Iosgelalien
, uno griff nit ben &anoer nod Der
Gtirn.
Mama! Margal rief @ret6er uno
fling Iart an gu neineu als @ott-
BOLD Die Gdipanfenoe na6 Dem
ndbiten 5tnbl fibrte.
@as lit nit meiner Srou2 fra9ts
| 8ranoom.
n BottboIo bate i'm iiber Sen Spf
fommen ieben; mas lag 6aranl aber
BEL benz erfter Son Ser i6arfen
Gimme ridtete fi9 gdcilie aus lei
men 4rmen auf unb ifan6 5mii6en
linen, obne Stiise, oas 8ino ali
fid oriideno, BLOB, aber NIT Dem
Mnsoruf finiterer @ntihlolienbeit;
uno es lag cine fonoerbare- flang.
loie Seitigfeit i'm Son ibrer Stim-
me, als lie iest, Die Mugen uuf
ibren @atten rihtenb, iagte: @r
treiB es llnb miro es tim -
nno bann 5u @ottboIo geipanot:
gfidt pabr, @ottboIo, UNI unierer
1 oIten Greunoihaft nillen2 Mn0, Re.
BE mol. @ottbolo; mir meroen
llns nidt uieoerieben.
Ste reidte i'm cine cisfaIte
9anb, nabm @ret1en anf ben Mrm
uilo perlieB Dos 3immer, n1bren6
@rethen iiber lire 5duIter sic
San6den nod @ottboIo ousitredte,
rltfen6: Wrinq mir beute tpas. 5ho.
mes nit. 9nfel @ptt6olol sh6r1f oil,
/ 9nfeI @oftboIoi
-
II.
@euu bod bic arollen nidtsoIeih
eues trooifh ne6men montpnI foa.
te 8rouoom. es 1t mirfIih Elm api6.
,pe5en. crit erbietet tie iid 9eIblt,
uno iest --ober aonieauen8 bari
imam BON ben guten @eldopfen freie
Iid nidt foroern.
limo mas foroerlt ou bon mir?
frogte Bottbolo. II
Ct bate iid an sen Gid geIest,
ip6breno 8ranoop llnrubia auf uno
al gina, uno fih baIb ga, baI6 bier
i'm 3immer ettpas 5u idaffen mod-
tc.
Goroernl tpie bll nun reoeltl for.
Germ! lpenn ib ettpas bon Dir gu for
bern bdtte, i6 miiroe niht 10 LAM
&c geIdmiegen baben, ober i'd ben.
Fl, mcine Sra. bat or aaes aeiagt,
cber iolte lie =
Sic bot aIfes aelaat, Big nif 6ie
Gnnme, INN Die es iid banoelt!
9is anf oie 5unrrne! prddtig.
pradtigI 10 gan8 frauen5immerma.
Big! Bis auf Die summeI ouf fol-
DE Nebeniahen brand)t man freis
lid fein @eipidt 5u legcn.
limo 8raubom herIudte pin so.
den. BOG iehr heller fiono
ezra unb olitr
a11ra. meinctpeaen! uno qutl
nun. ih hoffe. bok ou &c out
ni1nmStL th brorld,e fiinflrnoanoll.
aiotauieno goIer.
3u fponu2
Gos lit eben Ser .geufel. N2ehn.
to1ienS. Sic ih Dem a~urotori1n,
fir Sic o~boeIai1fene 8od1t }hufoiu
hin. iin6 moroen normitfou IN Ser
interchangeable in Sunoin ~ .aoh.
len, nj ook Seaier1. rpeur1 Ct helt.
tc fommt. lie oleid snfitnebmen
fpodte: ober notiirIih 1T oos MIR
cine @ef1niofeit BON leiner geite.
uno piiroe cine aufo,rs BON Der
rueiniaen lem fpi,e 9prpffih.
tuna. Die .@eid1itte fat dIio Bis
moropn 9eit. Ser Meft = min ID,
oen Tiinfaehntouieno - lit ei1e
5duI6 auf ehrenport. ere{beftipc
ehrpn5hei1. Sic heute glben6 be-
aohlt ieiu mus. meun id. meineu
8rofpuIod un6 meme Weiaenernte.
Sic Ma Nfonn einopieht. uiht ber<
Iierpn min 1tnter 1Ins. mon lat
% pioentIih MIR ouf 0en grouniof
oboeiehpn mon 6os beiRt. Sic Bel.
oen 8Iiinopng un0 MeSebos. Sic
mir ieiner 9eit 6os @elo f0rmlih
T.It4T~ =
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@erlan8t - Mdnner am bag Bar
biersefbdft 3u erlernen, III ein!! pan
@oden. germebrte Madfrage mad Bar
bieren in oiefer Saiion. &us bette 8aao=
inert %beut3utage. @iiter Weroienit. 2eid)s
tie, reiHIide Nrbeit I'M 3nuie. Shreibi
UNI freien 3atalog.
Moler Barrier College,
San Nntonio, geras.
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far GSmmty,NNcNer.
, nSreie 9reTeA lit autoriiiert
Serrn Henry Boerner

aIs aan6ioat fir bas Mmt bes 5teuer.
MHefors bon 8egar COUNTY bel Der be-
b~oritebenben oemofratij6en Yrtadrs
nail am 27. SrtIi dn3utinoigen.
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Tar geanty-Remminar Prssinkt 4.

Sic .Sreie RreIe" 1T autoriilert
&errn Henry Meyer
aIs Qanbibat fir bas Nmt bes gonntts
aommiHdr, Brecintt SO. 4, in Der be-
por5tebenoen- Erimdrtpabl i'm Srli ans
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Merfmiiroigs MIe 5raueu,
oie iid sum gefeblen seboren fib.
leiL bciraten.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Wednesday, June 5. 1912,

the following described property:
A certain house and lot situated in
Paris. KY, and described anti bounded
as follows: Beginning at a point on the
Winchester pike corner to lot formerly
owned by j M. Thomas. and running
in Southernly dircetionIwith said pike
So feet; thence in an EasterIy direction
l54 feet. more or less, to the margin
of Vine street /. thence with the margin
of said street. in Northerly direction
90 feet. more or less. to stake in the
line of said street; thence Westerly %
feet to the beginning. 80 - -
Also a certain house and lot situated
in the City of Paris, KY, and describ-
ed as follows: Beginning at a point in
the margin of the Winchester pike So
feet from the lot formerly owned by j.
M. Thomas and running with the mar
gin of the Winchester pike distance
of 100 feet. more or less, to the inter.
section of Vine street and Winchester
pike, and then with the margin of
Vine street in Northerly direction 205
feet. more or less; thence Westerly l54
feet. more or less, to the beginning.
The undersigned Master Commission
er will offer each. of the above de-
SCTiUeu IIdCIS SepdrdC6. SalO sale Will
be made upon the credit of six and
twelve months for equal parts of the
purchase money, the purchaser being
required to execute bond for eual parts
Of the purchase money with good
surety, to be approved by said Master
Commissioner. payable to said Master
Comm ssiOner, bearing interest at the
rate Ut six per cent. per annum from
date of sale until paid. Having the
force and effect of judgment, and. to
remain a lien upon the property sold
until fully paid. The privilege is
given the purchaser or purchasers to
pay the purchase price ip cash with
out executing bond, or he or they may
pay the purchase money at any time
before maturity and stop the interest
thereon.
G. A. MCMILLAN
Master Commissioner Bourbon Circuit
Court.
VIM. Grannon, Attorney,
M. F. Kenney, Auctioneer.
14-21-28.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Heavy Rains.

The heaviest rain in this section for
3 number of years fell Saturday night.
The deluge resembled a cloudburst
and the street in many places ran al
most knee deep with water. The sewer
being Inadequate to carry off the large
amount uf surface water it was backed
up in many places over the sidewalk,
rendering them impossible. The ram
was followed by a sharp decline in the
temperature, and Sunday was the most
GisagreeabIe day for the time of year
experienced iE the past eighteen years.
A high wind ragged all day, and Sunday
night the thermometer registered be-
low fifty degrees.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Administrators Sale Well At.
tended.

The public sale of horses and We
hicles conducted by Mr.. James Nc
Ciure. administrator of Mrs. N. w.
Massie. Saturday afternoon. at Cay
wood q McCilntock's stock barn. on
South Main street. was fairly we'll at
tended. An Interstate automobile,
which had been used very little. was
bought by the Security Trust Com pa.
ny, of Lexington, for Mr.. w. c. Mas
sic, for S775. The coupe was sold to
the same parties for $35, also the
pony and phseton. which brought SIS.
Horses brought from $50 to $165. Col.
Geo. ID. Speaks. as the auctioneer.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Ex=Bourbon Made Manager.

Vice President A L.. Ferguson. Of
the Burley Tobacco Socety. has been
selected as manager of the Stiater
Brothers branch of the Burley Tobac-
co Company factory in Louisville. Mr..
Ferguson is an ex-Bourbon having been
born and reared in this county and is
a son of the late j. w. Ferguson and
brother of Messrs. Volney and j. w.
Ferguson and Mrs. j.. b. Thompson,
of Bourbon and Mrs. ]. M. Hall and
Mrs. w. C. Ussery. of Psrls.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14

One of the largest mortgages ever
filed in Bourbon county was lodged for
record in County Clerks Office yester-
day. The mortgage Is executed by
the Cumberland Telephone and Tele.
graph Co.. to the Columbia Trust Co.,
and Frank w. Conn, for the amount of
SIS. 000, 900. on first and general mort
gage, five per cent gold bonds. and
payable Jan l. 1887. The mortgage re-
lates to property acquired by the Cum
berland Telephone and telegraph Co.. i.
from the East Tennessee Telephone
Co., and to comply with the law is
made of record in each county in
which the company has holdings.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Rains May Iniure Grass Seed.

Farmers of Bourbon county are grow
ing a trifie uneasy lest the heavy rains
of the past:week should prove injuri-
Gus 20 the blue grass seed crop. which
gives promise of being large In guam
tity and remunerative in price. How
ever. it will be several weeks yet be-
fore the maturity of the. seed, and sew
eral days .of warm weather would
have a wonderful effect. Spears &
Sons have already purchased about
so, 600 bushels of seed at 81 per busheI.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Will Soon Complete Run.

The Paris Distilling Co., which has
been in operation since November,
will finish its run for the season about
May %, and will close down until the
coming fall. During the run of six
months this plant will have manufac-
tured nearly tie thousand barrels of
whisky
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Will Organize Housekeepers'
Club.

Miss Aubyn Chinn, teacher Of do
mestic science at State University.
Lexington. will be at the rooms of the
Progressive Culture Club, in the FL IS
building. Wednesday afternoon, for
the prupose of organizing a House
keepers Club in this city. A cordial
invitation is extended by the members
of the Culture Cluba to all ladies and
gentlemen who are interested in the
subject of household economics.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14

Has your license expired? If so.
why moi do the right thing and have il
renewed? You know v hose duty it is
to look after such work.
These who have never applied for
license had be d. SO,
A. h. KELLER, Health Officer.
l4-2t By order.,of the Board.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Freight Train Wrecked.

A wreck of freight train a few
miles North of Winchester late yester-
day afternoon. delayed traffic for sew
eral hours. Eighteen cars .were de-
rallied. None of the traInmen were
injured. A wreckine crew was sent
from this cit. &c. clear the lack.
The Bourbon news., 1912-05-14
Porch Furniture.

Come in and look at cur beautiful
stock of porch furniture. Also all
kinds of furniture for the lawn. porch
shades In all colors and sizes.
]. T. HINTON.