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The Stanford interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1911-1912, 1912-02-06
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asked in said petition, and II APP
pearing to the court upon tine proof
heard in open court upon said mo-
tion that the signatures to said pc
ttion are true and genuine sigma
lures of the persons whose names
appear thereon, and that the petit
TONERS are legal voters in their re-
spcctive precincts in said Lincoln
county a. set forth in said petition.
aud that the regular election held
November 9TH, 1911, is the last pre-
ceding general election held in said
county, aud tiiat there are IS yot-
ing precincts in said county, and
that the number of petitioners from
each of said voting precincts is
equal to and more than % per cent
of the votes respectively cast in said
precincts az the regular November
election, 1911, which is the last pre-
ceding general election held in said
county, il is now ordered and adj
Judged by the court that an. election
be and is hereby ordered to be held
in Lincoln county. Ky, on Saturday
February 10th 1912, for the purpose
of taking the sense Of the legal vo-
ters Of said county, who are quai-
fled to vote at an election for coun-
ty officers, upon the proposition,
whether or not spurious vinous or
malt liquors shall be sold bartered
or loaned in said Lincoln county.
And il is further adiudged by the
court that the provision Of the law
and the prohibition shall apply to
druggists.
And w. /. McCarty, Sheriff Of
Lincoln county is hereby ordered tC
open n poll in each and all Of the
voting precincts Of Lincoln county
on February 10th 1912, for the pur'
pose of holding said election ms
herein ordered, and he is directed
to publish the order and call fo'
said election in the Interior Jorrua
a newspaper published at Stanford
XIV, for at least two weeks befor,
the 10th day of February, 1912, tn
date of said election, and he vii
, also advertise same by printe,
hand bills posted at one or NOR
conspicuous places in each votint
precinct of said county for at leas
: two weeks before said election.
The form of the question TO b
placed on the ballot is as follows
"Are you in favor Of the
; safe, barter or loan in Lin fE'
coin county, Ky, of spirit
> Gus, vinous or malt liquors.
The provision of the local NJ
option law and prohibition
shall apply to druggists.
A Copy.
,, Attest: G. B. COOPER, Clerk Lin
,, coin County Court.
Notice is hereby given that Il
obedience 10 the above order OF IN
County Court of Lincoln county
that said election will be held by nj
at the time above stated. W. L. Nc
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Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
POLITICS MAKES NJ
 DIFFERENCE ID TAFT
Has Never Considered Political Sup port in Appointing Candidates
 to Government Office
(ASSociated Press Disbatch1

WASHINGTON, April 17.-In a let ter to Representative Gardner, Pres i0ent Taft today declared he does not intend to remove any federal office holder because of his political views, no matter whom he might favor for president. The letter was written in connection with the appointment of David NJ. Little, collector of customs at Salem. Mass The nomination was sent to the senate yesterday
 MT. Little is concerned with ref erence to my appointing him because he faVors Roosevelt for the presi- dency and he has desired you to bring that matter to my attention be- fore I reappoint him, if you desired to do so. under the circumstances" ." read Taft's letter. As a matter of fact l sent Little's appointment to the senate and would not think Of recalling him. l have removed no one in this campaign because of his political views. and I don't Intend to begin doing so now. The truth is there never has been a time with which l am familiar in the history Of politics in this country when the political support of federal office holders has been so divided. and that at no time has federal patronage ex- crcised less influence on a national convention than it will in the one to be held in Chicago"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
COMPARES COLLISION
 WITH FIRE OF GUNS
Naval Engineer Says Titanic Struck Iceberg With Force of Thirty
 Twelve Inch Projectles.
ASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl


 WASHINGTON, April l7.-A graphic comparison of the probable impact Of the Titanic against the iceberg that destroyed her. with the prOjectile force of big guns on modern battle ship. was made today by Captain c. A. McAllister. engineer-in- chief of the revenue cutter service.
 The impact of the Titanic against the iceberg he said was about equivalent to the simultaneous fire of 30 tWelve-inch guns, such as tn" Florida carries. The fire of ten of these guns would put away any bat tleship afloat if hit simultaneously. The force of the Titanic striking the iceberg must have been approximate fly one million foot~ tons, equivalent to her being struck at once by thirty tWelve-inch projectilcs It is a won der she floated so long. It is in- conceivable that the ingenuity of man could ever devise a floating structure that could withstand such terrific impact"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
GREAT CITIES WILL AID THE SUFFERERS
Mayors of New York and London n Arrange for Aid for the
 Titanic Survivors
[ Associated Press DiSbG!chl

[ Associated Press DiSPG!ch]
 NEW YORK, April 17.-Mayor Gay nor received the following cablegram today:
 Mayor New York:
 Opening fund relief sufferers Iii tanic disaster. Will warmly welcome your sympathy.
 LORD MAYOR, LONDON"
 Gaynor at once said funds for the relief of sufferers will be received at the mayors office. He cabled the fol- lowing reply:
 Relief fund Titanic Affferers has our hearty sympathy. Win open one here. "GAYNOR."
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
SAW BIG BERGS
Steamer From Havre Passed lee Field
 in North Atlantic

[ASSocidted Press DiSbdtch]
 NEW YORK, April 17-What is said to have been the greatest iceburg field ever seen off the coast of New Found- land was skirted by the steamship La Bretagne, which arrived here from Havre today bringing 775 passengers. The field was seventy miles long and probably as wide and the Bretagne was five hours passing along the edge. Scattered amongkthe small ice were forty or fifty immense 'bergs. The Bretagne sighted the field Sunday in the immediate place where the Titanic struck
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
SENATE WILL PROBE
 TITANIC DI SASTER
Resolution by William Alden Smith Demands Facts Regarding the
 Life Boat Service.
l IASSOcidted Press DiSbatchl

I4IooUI tUttU TtSN DtSPLFLW
 WASHINGTON, April 17.-Bills and resolutions, designed to prevent a repetition of disasters like that of the Titanic, poured into the house and senate today Smith, of Michigan. the ranking member of the senate naval committee. offered one de- handing thorough investigation of the disaster, and particularly the in adequacy of lifeboats. It passed un- der unanimous consent within an hour and twenty minutese Other bills were also offered by Perkins, chair man of the naval committee. and Maritime, Of New Jersey. In the house many such measures were offered and quick action is promised.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
WOULD DEBATE
Gardner, of Massachusetts, Has issued
 Challenge
rASSOCiQtcd Press DiSbdtch l

1 [ASSOciatcd Press DiSPGtch
 SILVER CREEK, Neb., April IT, Roosevelt declined today to engage in joint debate with Congressman Gard ner, of Massachusetts, who said an effort was being made to link the name of Taft with that of Lorimer and other unpopular persons to whom the president is always opposed Roosevelt declared the linking was done by Taft and that Taft had made no effort to break the link until it was proved unprofitable to him.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
THIS Is 4 FINE
 JUDICIAL IANGLE
Judge No. 1 Cites Judge No. and Judge No. Then Cites
 Judge No. 1.
[4SSOcidted Press DiSbdtchi

4SSOC1dted PreSS DfSpdtcH
 CHICAGO. April 17.-Greek met Greek here today when Circuit Judge Mckinley of Cook county cited Judge Owens of the county court. to appear before him to show why he shoul l not be cited for contempt, and Judge owens cited Judge Mckinley for eX- actly the same reason. Whether either judge could send the other to jail and whether, when in jail, the first could retaliate upon the second with a longer sentence. and whether such sentence would be valid. were questions which caused politicians to chuckIe but look anxious here to- night The orders of the two judges grew out of the conflict at the demo- cratic county convention a few days ago anu which ended in q split be- tween the Hearst Sullivan factions.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
VALLEY FLOOD SWEPT.
Four Counties Inundated Because of
 Another Levee Break
ASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

[ASSociated Press DisPdtch]
 GREENVILLE, Miss, April IT, The Mississippi river Ievee, four miles south of Baulah, broke tonight and the water is coming through with a rush. Before it finds it's way to sun flower the river must pass over prac- tically all of Bolivar, Sunflower, Washington. Issaquena anl Sharkey counties.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
TALKS OF TAFT.
Candidate Says the President is Prof
 ting by Wronedoing.
GASS0ciated Press Disbatch1

OMAHA, April 17.-"There is not one state in ten where Taft would have any chance if the vote were left to the people themselves" declared Roosevelt in an address here tonight, in which ne attacked the methods of the national Taft bureau. ITO profit by wrong doing," he added, lis mighty little better than actually to do wrong and the administration is seeking to profit by this wrong doing"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
JIM IS PLEASED.
Flynn Says He Just Dotes on Las
 Vegas Cim ate.
lASS0cidted Press Dispatch

DULUTH, April 17.-Jim Flynn when told tonight that the New Mexi can legislature had legalized boxing and that he is to meet Johnson at Las Vegas, he said he was glad of it.
 q always liked that climate and know I will be at my best there. will begin training May 10"
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18

(Continued on Page ).
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
Rescue Ship, With Her Precious Human Freight, Is Creeping Down New England Coast Toward the Metropolis
HOPES WITHER
 AND THEN DIE
Relatives of Passengers, Who Had Clung for Days to Belief in Rescue, at Last Surrender to Grim Despair
(Bulletin.

SIASCONSETT. April 1S.-The wireless operator on the. Carpathia early this morning heard a report that John Jacob Astor was not on board the Titanic. He said he did not know whether Benjamin Gu3genheim or Major Archibald Butt were among the saved.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
WON THE RACE
THssOciated Press DiSbdtch1

Davidson, of St Paul, tonight won the one mile worlds roller skating cham pionship. Roland CiOnci, of Morris town. Pa, was second, and Fred Mar tin. of San Jose, California, third. The time was 3:02 1-5.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
ANOTHER BREAK
Water Pours Through Big Crevasse
 Into River Valley.
lSSOciatcd Press Disbdtchl

[AsSociated Press Disbdtchl
 VICKSBURG. April 17.-The Arkan- sas river levee, 155 miles north of Arkansas City, collapsed tonight. There is d crevassc 200 feet wide and the flood is sweeping the valley. Arkansas City is the principal ci-y in the path of the water
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
WILL WORK OUT.
WoIaast has been Matched for Four
 Round Fight.
(Associated Press DiSbdtch]

I T4SULIUTCW TtO9 DISPUVtWJ
 SAN FRANCISCO, April 17-Ad. Wolgast and Willie Ritchie have been matched for four rounds here May II. The fight will be in the nature of a workout for Wolgast before his fight July 4 with Joe Rivers at Los Angeles. Ritchie recently lost a close decision to Freddie WelCh.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
THAT'S A LONG TIME
Delegates Must Vote for Oscar Until
 He Is Nominated
Press DiSbdtch l

|
 MONTGOMERY, Ala. April IT. = Alabama's forty eight delegates, rep rescnting tWenty-four votes in the national democratic convention, were instructed today to vote for oscar w. Underwood until his nomination for president shall have been made"
 The platform favored revision of the banking laws
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
ORDERS REPORT.

WASHINGTON, April 17.-(Spe- cial)-The senate committee on the judiciary has recommended a formal report on the confirmation of Over lock for marshal and Morrison for district attorney
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
DORR IS ARRESTED.
Suspect Taken by Police While
 Telegraphine a Relative.
TAssOcidted Press Disbdtchl

STOCKTON, Cal, April 17.-Wil- liam A. Dorr, the suspected murder CT of George Marsh of Lynn, Mass, was arrested here today as he was teIegraphing to his aunt, Mrs. Orpha Marsh. a niece of the murdered man. He is now in jail
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
HUNTS FOR BODIES
Associated Press Disbdtch1

HALIFAX. April 1.-The Mackay- Bennett sailed at o'clock for the scene of the Titanic disaster. In ad- dition to the undertakers, Rev. k. c. Hind, a Church of England clergy man, went on the ship
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
THEY WILL QUIT.
Garrettson Orders Strike on Every
 Railroad in Mexico.
I Associated Press DiSbdtchl

1 [ASS0ciated Press DiSPGtch]
 CEDAR RAPIDS, April 17.-A strike which will tie up practically every railway in Mexico was ordered this afternoon by A. B. GarrettsOn, president of the Order of Railway Conductors. It affects about coo conductors.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
THIS HOPE GONE.
Perisian Did Not Rescue Any of the
 Titanic's Passengers.
TAsS0cidted Press DiSbQtch1

HALIFAX, April 1.-The steamer Parisian, which was near the Titanic when the latter struck the iceberg, and which, t was hoped, had some passengers on board. entered Halifax at seven o'clocIl tonight. She had no survivors aboard
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
WILL FIGHT JULY 4

[ASs0cidted Press DiSbatchl
 LOS ANGELES, April 17.-Ad Vol gast and Joe Rivers tonight signed articles for a championship light weight fight at Vernon, July 4 Each has posted fifteen hundred dollar forfeit. The referee will be chosen June 1
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
FOLLOW INSTRUCTIONS.
Delegates Will Carry Out the Will ot
 the Voters.
I ASsOcidted Press DiSbGtchl

ASSOC1dted PTeSS DlSPdEcHI
 CHICAGO, April 17.-Carrying out the preference shown at the recent presidential primary, the republicans in congressional conventions today in twenty-five Illinois districts elected delegates to the national convention. The result was orty-eight for Roose = welt and two for Taft. It is expected that eight delegates -at-large will be chosen Friday and will be instructed for Roosevelt, making his total 56.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
TASSOciated Press DiSbatchl l

MEXICO CIDY. April 1.-The Mexican government refuses the right CT the American government to in struct it on it's duties regarding the observance of international law. This declaration was made in a statement by Minister of Foreign Affairs Calero today in reply to the demand of As sistant Secretary of state Hunting ton Wilson.
 After quoting the Washington note, the reply said: The Mexican gov ernment has full consciousness of its duties and neither by it's acts nor by manifestations of it's functionaries has given reason to doubt the sincerity of it's determination to respect generally the accepted principles of interna
 tional law and the rules which gov ern the conduct of civilized nations
 For this, and other reasons the Mex ican government finds itself in the painful necessity of not recognizing the right of your government to make the admonitiOn which your note contains for the reason it is not based on any incident that should be chargeable to the Mexican govern ment. In view of the fact that part of the country is in a state of re- bellion. the principal endeavor of the government is to put down that re
 bellion. and if attempts are com mitted against the lives, or property ol foreigners. the legitimate govern ment can not be obligated in this re- spect, except as in the same terms as would the United States if q re- bclliOn existed on it's own territory. The government of the United States may be assured it is the firm de- termination Of the Mexican govern ment to observe all the principles of international law, and the laws of the country with which the latter are in full conformity and with the for mer with respect to American cit izens or other foreigners who may be made prisoners among the rebel forces, and although it does not ap- pear the chiefs of the government forces have declared they will execute summarily any foreigners found fight ing with the rebels, orders have been sent to them to treat these men, if taken prisoners, in conformity with 1 the laws of the republic and of in l ternational practice
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
IT REFUS ED.
District Convention Would Not h.
 dorse Taft Administration.

lASSOciated Press Dispatch
 FORT DODGE, April 17.-Despite the protest of Senator Kenyon. the Tenth district republican convention refused to ind0rse the Taft adminstra tiOn
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
MONEY ALL GONE.
Sporting Man, Who Once Was
 Wealthy, Dies in Poverty.

{ASsociated Press DiSPdtchl
 CINCINNATI, O., April 17-Bnly McCreary, one of the best known sporting men of this country who once was very rich, died today in the city hospital from injuries re- ceived from a fall down stairs. He died practicaliv Lenniless.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
BRYCE IS SHOCKED
He is Too Nervous to Attend UnveA :
 ing of Statue

[ASsociated Press DiSPatchl
 WASHINGTON. April 17-British Ambassador James Bryce was so shocked by the news of the Titanic disaster that he wrote a personal note to President Taft saying he would not attend the unveiling of the statue of John Paul Jones as intended.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
Mexican President Resents Notice That He Must Guard Interests of
 Americans
SAYS HE KNOWS
 RULES OF WAR
Complicates Situation More Than Ever and Next Move by Taft is
 Awaited
(REILETIN

At two this morning the Associated Press announced that Culiacan had been taken by the rebels yesterday afternoon There Were no details.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
STEAMER AGROUND
Government Vessel Meets With Acci-
 dent Off Nova Scotia Coast
I {ASSOcidtcd Press DiSbatch1 l

PICTOU, N. &, April 17.-The gov ernment steamer Earl Grey went aground today between Tony river and Cape John, according to a wireless from the Grey. LThe government steamer Minto has gone to the assist ance of the Grey.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
FOR UNDERWOOD.
House Leader Will Likely Get Dele.
 gates From Alabama.
1 lASSOcidted Press DiSbdtchl

I|IN9UtIUItU FPSS DISPuICWJ
 MONTGOMERY. April 17.-Forty- eight delegates with half a vote each will represent Alabama in the dem ccratic national convention. accord ing to the decision of the state com rnittee, There is every indication they will be instructed for Underwood.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
HE'S NOT so BAD.
Report Of Senator Lorimer's Serious
 Illness IS Denied.
TAsSOcidfed Press Disbdtch1 l

CHICAGO. April 17.-Reports that Senator Lorimer, who has been i'll several days, is in q serious cOndi- ton. are denied by the family to- night. It is said he is suffering from OVerWOrk
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18
IN NUTMEG STATE.
Taft Gets Most of Delegates-Others
 Are Uninstructed.
IAssociated Press Dispatch!

TASSOCtdted FYeSS DlSPuILII!
 NEW HAVEN. April 17.-Ten or the fourteen Connecticut delegates td the national convention elected today were instructed for President Taft The two first district delegates are uninstructed. Of the four delegates at large, chosen at the state conven- ton. two are instructed for Taft and two are uninstructed.
Arizona republican., 1912-04-18

DOUGLAS. Ariz.. April 17.-All Mormons living in Mexico have been advised by United States Senator Reed SmOot, of Utah, to send all women and children out of Mexico at once, according to apparently reliable information that reached here today. The report also stated that the men are advised to concentrate at COlOnia MOreles, B mikes from Douglas. and to close their stores at san Miguel and COlonia Oaxaca