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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
j. S. Miller for County Judge

To. THE VOTERS AND CITIZENS OF
KNOX CuUNTY:--
| am a candidate for the Office OF
County Judge Of Knox county, sub.
iect to the action OF the Progress.
sive Party at Primary Election
August ., 1913 ~'
was born, raised and have al
ways lived in this county. was
elected and served one term in this
capacity and desire to thank all the
citizens oi Knox county Tor that
honor conferred on me. submit
my record as County Judge to you
for your careful investigation and
consideration. | promise it nomin.
ated and elected to make YOU a
much better officer this time than
before. leel sure can do this be-
cause learned a great many things
pertaining to the office Ol count V
Judge in four years that did not
know and some of them are
very important. | will I'LL this
office il elected with honorto the
county and credit to myself.
solicit the support of every man,
woman aud child in the Grand Old
County of Knox.
Yours truly,
=. MILLER,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
ORDINANCE
Ordinance No. IS0, Provid-
ing Tax for 1913.

SECTION IAN ordinance levying
and providing an ad valorem tax
on all property subject to taxation
by the City OF Barbourvile, and
a poll tax on each male resident of
said City, twenty one years o Id and
over, for the wear 1913.
SRc. BE it ordained bv the
Board OF Council of the tity OF
Barbourville, that the ad valorem
tax levied for the City of Barbour
vile for the year 1913, he, and same
is fixed at sixty five (65) cents on
each one.hun lred dc liars OF. all as
sessed and assessablc property o
every kind, Liable for or subject to
taxation by the City of Barbour
Vile. #tt fr rt
SEC. Sand there shall be aud is
hereby levied for said year 1913, a
head or poll tax Of one dollar and
fifty cents upon every male resident
OF said CITY twcnty-one We; RS old,
or over.
SEC A penalty ofG per centum
shall be added to and collected on
all taxes that shall be unpaid and
delinquent after the thittieth (30)
day of November, 1913.
SEC 5-All AL valorem tax and
poll or heal tax and penalty tax
collected shall he applied to the
general fund of the city.
IoHN w. HrGHES,
Councilman.
Seconded by IoHN NJ. TINsLEy,
Councilman.
Attest
W. G. FAULKNER. Act. City Clerk.
June 9th, 1913,
!. NJ. WILSON,
Mayor
Roll Moore, YES; Detherage, yes;
Sawyers, yes; Faulkner, yes; Tins
ley, yes; Hughes, yes.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
CARD

10 THE VOTERS OF KNOX COUNTY:
| am a candidate for the office
at County Attorney subject ia
the action of the Democratic
voters as expressed in the Pri.
mary Election Aug. ., 1913.
In announcing for pu bile office
il is customary to do so through
the county newspapers.
In doing this | sha Il state Il few
facts in regard tony life so as
tu give you an idea touching my
qualifications for the office of
County Attorney. Twas reared
on a farm and have always lived
in this county. ! received my
early training in the Public
Schools; later, attended school
at Barbourville, Williams burg
and State College at Lexington.
| taught in the Public Schools of
the County for several wear,
studied law aud was admitted to
the bar. | hav, been an ardent
and enthusiastic student of his
tory, law and literature for the
last twelve years and have been
deeply interested in the ques-
'tions pertaining to the needs of
the people of Knox County.
lam seeking this Office because
| feel that / am qualified for the
place and able to give the county
an efficient administration.
If elected | promise to honest
~ and faithfully discharge the
duties Of the office and will at
all times work for the upholding
of Knox County.
Faithfully yours,
THOs. f.. SAssER.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
AND IT SO HAPPENED

Some two years ago suit wa,
brought against +. ID. Sampson
in tho United States Court by
the X. o. Campbell Coal Co.,
of Atlanta, Georgia, in which il
was alleged that Jadge Sampson
was indebted to that Comany in
the sum of s49,OOO.OO.
This suit and the purpose of
bringing it at that time by law
yers fer this corporation was dis
cussed very extensively both in
the newspapers and on the
stump in the campaign then
pending in this district for the
election of a Circuit Judge. 1t
was charged by Judge Sampson
and his friends that the suit
was brought against him for po-
litical effect. The case was new
err tried. The public generally
understand that, and still
there are occasional ques-
tions asked as to the outcome of
this lawsuit. 1t appears that
there are some people who are
not yet informed of the fact that
the suit has been dismissed, the
plaintiff Company paying all the
costs 1t happened just as the
Advocate told it's readers it
would happen, that the suit was
born in that campaign and kept
alive for u purpose and that its
usefulness would be lived out at
the close of the campaign. We
were right in this prediction and
we now publish this fact for
general information.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
NOTICE!
THOs. f.. SAssEg.

All candidates desiring to run
for office must go. on the ballot
by petition, which shall contain
not less than three nor more
than ten per cent of the total
vote poAled by the political par
ty of which he is a candidate at
the last general election. Sepa
rate petitions must be circulated
after May LIST.
Any person desiring "a set of
petitions can secure the same at
this Office at reasonable prices.
We have them printed and IN
proper legal form, ready for cir.
culation.
CHAs. ID. CoLE, Editor,
Ohs WoEntaIn ->qaVOeasS.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
Exit Roller Skates

Aftersrepealing the ordinance sew
eral weeks ago. which prohibited
skating on the streets. the City
Council again passed an ordinance
prohibiting it last Friday night and
this ordinance goes into effect today.
1t was found that at the rate some
of the youngsters were going that
it was only a matter of time until
some serious accident would result
and consequently the old law goes
into effect.
The Advocate has been opposed
to this past time for some time be-
cause il is dangerous to the pedes.
triansa and because some of the
skaters absolutely ignored the rights
OF anyone who was not on roller
skates. On account of the little
girls we regret that their amuse.
ment Is past and had the boys used
the same precautions there would
have probably been no agitation
against it.
What Barbourville needs is a place
for youngiolks to skate and enjoy
themselves without endangerinp
the hives of people walking along
the streets. In many of the cities
aud towns the city owns and con
trolls public play grounds. Why MOI
Barbourvile? At a compartiv,
small outlay a nice play GROUND
could be purchased and within tn
city limits. We have the none,
and owe nothing, so why cannot
we be progressive and have tn
things that the children want? Il
recent months we have heacd
grs.li deal Of progression, so let u
progress along this line
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
SAD ACCIDENT

John Cooper, a young man living
on Indian Creek OF this county, was
struck by lightning last Friday al
ternoon and killed suddenly. Two
of his Younger brothers were with
him at the time and were shocked
although both recovered.
Mr.. Cooper. with his younger
brothers, were gathering sarvises
and he had placed rail up agains,
rhe tree and was standing upon it
breaking of the limbs and throwing
them down to his younger brothers
when the bolt came and struck him
passing through his body killing
him instantly.
He was a prominant school teach
er in this county and had a wide
acquaintance and a large number of
friends, who were shocked at tie
sad accident.
For several months past he has
been our correspondent from Indian
Creek, and We knew him to- be
fine young man. To his bereaved
parents and relatives we extend our
sincere sympathy.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
ORDNANCE,
Ordidance No. 100.

tie 1t ordained bv the Board of
Council OF the City OF Barbourviile,
Kentucky, that it shall be unlawful
tor any person within the city limits
OF Barbourville to skate or ride any
bicycle upon the sidewalks of said
city on roller skate or skates. ice
skate or skates. or in any manner
whatever, and any person violating.
this ordinance shall be deemed guilty.
OF midemeanor and upon conyic.
ton shall be fined not less than
two dollars aud no more than. trvs.
dollars for each ofiense. This orl;.
names shall take effect and he in
lull force from and after it's passage
and publication.
All ordinances in conflict with this
ordinance are hereby repealed.
loHN NJ. TINsLEY, Councilman.
Seconded nv W. II. DErHERAeF.
Councilman.
Approved June 9, 1919.
!, NJ. WILSON, Mayor,
Attest
w {. FAuLKNrR, Act. CITY Clerk.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13

corner; thence south 40 west so
poles to stake on W. b. Ander.
sons line; thence south rs east 1876
poles to a chestnut tree; thence in
the same direction to the branch;
thence with said branch to a poplar.
tree on the line between {. Harri-
son and J. NJ. Dishman; thence to
the beginning, and containing 1913
acres.
$. H. JONES, Sheriff
Knox County.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
CARD

To THE VOTERS or KNoN CoUNTY:-
! hereby announce my candidacy
for the Office OF Superintendent of
Schools, subject tn the action of the
Republican party at the General
Primary. August End, 1919.
have been urged to enter the
race. by citizens from all parts OF
the county, and feel confident that |
can win
/ hold a State Certificate. and have
been teaching in the public schools
for a number OF years. am ac.
quainted with the management and
needs of the public schools, and il
elected. will do everything in my
power to uplift the standard OF
education.
My people have been citizens and
taxpayers OF Knox county ever
since it has existed as such. aud
none of them has ever held a count '
Office.
Your vote and influence will DE
long and gratefully remembered aud
appreciated
Very trvly,
W. W. LAWSON
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
NOTICE
Change in Roadway

On the Goth day OF June, 1919.
there will be petition filed for n
change in the county road on Little
Indian Greek, and described as lol.
lows
Beginning on a beech and sycamore
near Lue Carriers house; thence
running with said Carriers fence
and the old. Comfy road to- or near
the ford of the Creek.
JAMES NOE.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
Keep 10000 Fleece. Elny Years.

Ten thousand fieeces. which have
been stored for SO years In a big Lin
colnshire granary with slanting ash
poles to prevent them from touching
the brickwork. have been purchased
by T. w. Mays a Sons OF Bourne, Lin
colnshirs. The feeces were the prop
erty OF the late Sam Gooseman, a
North Lincolnshire agriculturlst. who
died last autumn. They we're In splen-
did conditiOn.-Iondon Mall.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
SHERIFF'S SALE

|, 5. II. Jones, Sheriff Of Knox
County, will on MONDAY. IUNE %.
1913, it being the first day OF the
June Term of Knox County Court,
expose to public sale, at the Court
House door in Barbouryille, Kv.,
about O'Clock p. M, on said day,
at public outcry, to the hig hest and
best bidder, on a credit OF months,
with approved security, the !, un-
divided interest in the Vim. Golden
farm, which is owned hy the Deft g.
Ino. f. Golden, or enough thereof
to satisfy the debt interest and cost :
shown in Execution No. 1921. for
the amount of $500 and $1,000
costs, with interest from Sept. 10.
1909, which recently issued from
the Knox Circuit Court. and placed
in my hands to do service thereon
said Execution is tor the benefit oI
John Parker as is shown in SAID
Execution, and to also satisfy iudg.
ment, interest and cost, as shown
by Execution No. ais, which re-
Gently issued from the Knox Circuit
Court and placed in my hands Ia
do service thereon, which is for
S26.35 aud Sc - cost with inter.
est from May IL, 1919, also $50 O0
for probable cost. The land oI
which the !. undivided interest Ia
be sold, is described as lollows;-
BOUNDARY beginning on "A chest
nut, standing near the road leading
from the Thomas Hall house I,
Barbourville; thence nor iheast down
the hill to the mouth OF a SINAI
ravine below the coal hank: theme,
to ). +. Kelly's line; theme,
with Kellys line east To Iom
Stamper's corner, aud with Stamp
CT line to AN Indian mound ON toI
o6the hill; thence. northwest wild
meanders ofNhe ridge To the PETE,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13

II is known that arsenic exists nor
mally In the tissues OF the human
body without doing harm. Il Is a
constituent OF peas. almonds and
beans. Fresh lettuce. though rich In
water compared with almonds and
beans. reveals scarcely less arsenic.
The foodstufs poorest In arsenic are
the banana. chestnut aud lsek.--Asr'
psF's Weekly,
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
Health Exhibit Car

At Frankfort. Ky, June :, 1919.
the meeting of the Kentucky Tuber
culosis Commission, iiual arrange
ments were made for taking over
the Health Exhibit Car, which was
run to a great many towns in the
State year ago. The car is no.
being altered. and new exhibit is
being installed. In the course o
ten DAYS the car will start on an
other trip through Kentucky. The
Commission hopes 10 keep the cal
on the road, at least, two years
aud reach. il possible, all the avail
able points in the State.
A committee Of three was APP
pointed To meet at the Capitol next
Monday, and engage one or mor'
representatives to travel with tn,
car aud explain the exhibit.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
Church Services

Kew ]. w. Lyon, pastor OF the
Christian Church of North Middle.
town, Ky, will preach at the
Tristan Church in this city sun.
day morning and evening. June 9Th.
The entire membership ofthe church
is earnestly requested to he prrseut
aud he public is cordially invited.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
Adam. Good Old Times.

"Just think how Adam would be
surprised n he could come back to
the earth now" Yea, ! suppose he
would be- considerably astonishrd, but
IN bet be wouldn't be here two hours
before he'd begin to tell Us how mpch
better they ussd 10 10 things IN
Edsn."
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
Mar hesitation.

Put some spirit into It. child
shouted the father. who IL an actor.
make some gestures. What 10 she
reciting. anyhow" he dsmsadsd Of
his wife she won't need amy see
lures with this" rstortsd the latter
"shs u rsoitias the multiplication
toblas
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13
BASEBALL GAME

An extraordinary game of b Sc
ball was played in this city last
Saturday between the town team
aud the team from Warren, in which
the latter team was shut GU; with.
out a hit or run and none OF them
reached first base. Mcdonald pitch
ed one OF the hes, gaues OF, his ca.
reer and was given errorless sup
port. This is the first time that
this feat has ever been accomplish
ed in this city.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13

GREATEST Wealth.
Thsrs 70 no wealth but lifs-RuS
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1913-06-13

Roll Moore, YES; Detherage, yes;
Sawyers, yes; Faulkner, yes; Tins
ley, yes; Hughes, YES .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
NAVY YARDS WANT ALL
GOVERNMENT BUSINESS

ny LEASED Wire a. EVcnIna Herald. J
Washington. March 1.-THE navy
department has made strong appeal
10 the other branches Of the govern
mont service which make use Of YES.
soils 10 utilize the naval dry doc ~ and
ravy yards IN repair work.
n r. pointed out that the nuctua .
lions In the amount and continuity 81
purely naval work in such yards and
docking stations II greater than should
exist with due regard 90 economy. yet
these facilities should be- kept IN con-
dition Tor instant service In case Of
emergencies. Further u b. argued
that the difference in cost OF repairs
10 favor OF private rhip yards. due %
,hc difference IN lcnsth at hours CON
siltu,lng q days work lH gradually
disappearing and n the near future
private ship yards must come go ihe
government clghtshour basis.
WORK at the navy yards for govern.
mUnt ships h. done at actual cost and
there are now IN the Yards ~ ves-
sells under repair belonging Go other
departments while half dozen new
ctaft are being cousi uctro.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
PERSONALS.

Clarence g. Eaton, "t the board co..
i',ur ship cot th' Mother church d"
tho Christian Scientists. 300 BOSTON, dc
lnurcd an address on Christian SCI.
enc" ycet'rdu} uti't"r"u 90 . "'cl''N
u the ElNs th'atrr h'.ug INTRODUCES
Dos p'"u G. T. li"dgu 90. th' uuiNrr-
-iIN a p""' ..f.d 'rhi'u'. listened
Go % very t.rrsing exposition eff iu.
''n.l OF %, christian scientists.
Mr- MINT" Pr.," and brother
Mt 'haiI's H"rdru. l"rW i'sid'n'.
ct Albuquerque Who have been 'tll
ing "u uld friends Do o." Cor 'hr p'..
&C." daNr. I'H', tomorrow for 30 stay
Boo southern California Wf,r which
th,N HiI RETURN Goo rHIur-t ,N' ohio.
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Mr-. J,uui, ruu,H. o. ruu Worth,
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rlr. un. tr. guest .I mpmn.I. 90. tu.
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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
MMIL.LIN TRACES
ALLEGED BANK
HODDER
Emmett Darrah, Charged
With Embezzling $4,000
from Chattanooga, Tenn,
Bank Arrested in FL Paso.

Emmett imrrah. who Disappeared
from chatfanoomi, Tenn. on Janus ~
s5. this year. after smbe14lluw. q -
alleged sl2oo 81 the funds % a
prominent bank. is IN iall IN ~ paso,
Texas. as the result of the efforts "a
chief of Police Thomas MeMuiln af
Albuquerque. assisted by ben Will
liams. chief of Santa Fc detectives, J.
g. ualusha. ef the Santa w. secret
service. and charles slsneu ehiel ol
detectives in 90 raso.
pairah showed up in Albuqucrqus
about three weeks ago iis actions
were suspicious and chief McAlHsin
had man shadow him. isarrah sud-
denly lett town The next day the
police here we're ia possession OF
circular offering f5o0 reward for
man answering parrah's drscriptinus
Chief McMillin began working pnd
located Fnnk Martha Young man
With whom ,he suspect had essociutvd
here. Martin gave Il up that the
man supposed o. De parrah had gene
to JuHrez. Mexico Thr chief tipped
of Galusha ~ thu santa Fe deteo.
lives. The man supposed tu be fsar-
rah stuck CLOSE 90 Juarez He did
not show acroes the line. I.ast night
ben Williams went 10 ~ raso. ~
noon Chirr MrMiliin received wlrs
that parrah was ia custody on the
American slide. Hoa the fcat was
accomplished is not known. except
that Williams. Gaiushn and Stancil
followed out the suggestions uf Chief
McMiilIn and landed tho suspect. nat.
rah WAS traced from city 90 city hy
;hc William Burns agency lic was
iost in western Texas and the eircu-
lur sent Co Albuquerque was simply
long shot
Chief McMiilin and Messrs WI
ilams GHlusha and stancll win split
$500 reward for the detention II
purrah. Whosc identity has been dofi-
nitclV established.
Darrah is said 10 have been hunk
clerk in ChattauouEu. Ne was given
Sisoo IN Old currency. With lnrtruc-
iion to forward lt to the treasury do.
partment in Washington for the pgr.
pose of obtaining new currency. bar
rah sent a dummy package to Wash
lngton and skipped.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

saturday afternoon Manager GOOD
go uf th. local school received H iyl,-
gram asking him 600 recommend
sum,ru, lpt th, puyIullsnip ut
WINSTON llr immediately gut busy.
and uN using no., f.I.suuu DNmpHui"e
and the long disuu,, phone. succeed
ed iu placing Mis Euprrts u the geo.
s.tiou az very attractive SALARY.
Miss Roberts win uuss through Az
huuu,rpu' this evening vn ruut" tu
immediately.
The business COLLEGE mau1sovl"u'
hts placed 30 uuub,r ct iis graduat,s
u commercial teaching positions ul
$40 are doing we'll TIA, commercial
teachers of both ,ho Ration aud CLOVIS
high schools are s. d. G.. grudlgt's
NJ many calls hav, been received foi
instructors ~ business subjects next
mn the school management has d,.
cidcd 90 on,r special Commercial
Teachers Training Cuursr tu thus,
who dcsir" 90 uubuf, r"r IA. work
AdWittarr", however, Zoo this depart,
m'nt VIII Hc restricted tu only thoe,
who are pror,rly equipped q, pursue
this yuurs,
That the Nlhuuu,Iuu, l;Isiu,ss col.
l-sv is m'uilug the demands uI Oh,
commercial houses be- evidenced bog
the excellent positions is graduate
nov hold. Last lill th" school added
q CNil Svryiy, Departments aud unl'
u short time ago tour tumg udi,s
who had received preparation in ths
department. PASSED th. 'iNu service
examination ana uil have received
appointments.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17
STE NnIN~T CONFIDENCE.
The IolloWiu statement should
Form Conclusive Proof ut
Merit 10 livery Herald
Header

Could stronger proof ot tho merit
pl amy IrW,dy ho desired than tho
statements of grateful cuuorsors who
say their youuU u." bass been uuai.
WiuiShrd by mr-v ~ time These
are the Kind ur statements chat are
appearing constantly iu your luuul
papers tor BuJu kidney ril's rhcy
srr tvl.r.toid aud confirmed with
Now enthusiasm can amy reader
doubt the following IT'S from q
resident uf This locality
Alberta Garcia Glnstro street.
santa &c.. " 80. uys II deem IL %
pleasure Go .urrenorat" thr public
statement I gave boo praise of boHn' n
kidney pills about seven years ago.
{ found th,m tu Do. an excellent rom
ejy and I hu,. never hysltni.d to
vouch for their merits when am ou-
puftIulty has been presented. Fuf
1870 years . va. loo bod shape from
1uvkuehc ANA sidney trouble and
when Doau's kidney rlus were
brought 60 my notice resolved o.
try them. { procured box ana tho,
not only drove away the blackjack,
but regulated the passages OF the
kidney secretion. aud toned zap m,
vut,r system
For mlc %, all dealers Price 50
cents. Fostcr-Aliluurn co.. buffalo
New York, sole agents for the tu.
! stntes
Remember the name Deans 3d.
| take no other AdF ~
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-03-17

here on initial price. The market ia
general did not cong up. 50 expccta-
lions ~ polui OF movement or volume
81 business southern Pacific ulii-
matcly zen back nearly 10 saturday.
CLOSE. despite the gradual improve
ment Of the rest o. the market Bonds
were heavy,
gpccuntlon dragged along. despite
an onriy announcement from wash.
lngiun that there would be no decls-
ion in tho Minnesota rate case today.
Goodrich was sold freely and touched
80 Is. new low record.
Liquidation OF New Haven aud
some low priced spoclaltles Induced
now pressure against the general lls,
IN which Union Pacific and steel were
conspicuous New Haven dropped
- 60 itia
The market closed weak Prices
hovcrod near the lowest Ia the final
hour Business was much reduced
and fluctuations we're narrow. Tn
Ton Pacific. Canadian Pacific. Read
ing and Steel were foremost in the
day'e decline. Much weakness was
also shown by long list % special
Ties, including Goodrich. Rubber. pee
troioum stocks and other recent mo-
tationK. Closing stocks.
AmHlga mated. 6ats
SUGAR III, bid.
Atchlson tVia
Reading. 1885,.
southern Pacific. Fs%
Union Pacific. if9A.
steel sgsa
Steel preferred. lufa