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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
WANTkD-Furnished Rooms
HOUSES tOK RENT.

BARN for rent Phone 2s97
roR RENT Large barn 5l5 So Detroit
LADIES Vests and Pants 25c 2l7 y 2rd.
FOR RENT-4 room house good barn aud
chicken house. good well with force pump
So peach trees acre lot 100 Orcul' Addition.
Sli per month. Phone lu2s.
NEW groom house, wen finished good wei,
Of water blocks north NJ car line Y
blocks west oi Kendall College $40 per
month. find owner No Norfolk. Phone
Black 1850, man and wife preferred.
LIVE STOCK
FOR SALE OR TRADE -Ouc black mule
1914 hand, aigh. weighs 1860 lbs T years
old will sell or trade Ia on team horses or
mules, Phone 1888 Miller q Geek lumber
dealers
SPIRITUAL MEDIUM Madame Allena ad
viscS on all subjects; II iu doubt call ON
her. best Of reference Haywood ia s.
Main, room l. scance every fSday 7'3o
p m.
FOR SALE Ten lat. young ducGs 81 each
Mrs J.. G. Naylor block and half east and
half block north q. [. .. car barn.
WANTED Horse for his keep Tor winter.
good home. Box 755 or 20th st and Cinrin.
natl Charles Ayrn
WANTED-A good horse to keep for lis
feed, good care for light services Phone
'-".
STORE ROOMS
LARGE. MODERN office rooms IN new World
Bldg are now ready fot occupancy For
particulars see Chas. z Dent Mgr. or phone
1000.
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BOARD AND ROOM
BOARD AND ROOM ago S. Main, one blocL
from post Office. Good meals 25cts
FOR TWO with family Of three. board and
modern room connecting bath aud sitting
room, very reasonable. % No Victor
PHONE Rcd 99s or call at Az ;. Ciu St
for board and room.
FURNITURE
FOR sALE-Furniture for rooms Phone
263j
FOR SALE. at sacrifice. a beautiful up
right piano. Mahogany yeutcrcd. In per.
feet condition. Only slightly used
FOR SALE Furniture in boarding house,
>ososodo-o. se9d ~ oeG Ph9gs SS23
AUTOMOBILES
FOR SALE OR TRADE-Five passenger
Chalmers. rood condition tires an good.
Oakland garage. Tenth and Main.
o>-~~--~-~~-~-~,~~-,>-~~~~
TO TRADE
10 TRADE Land Tor a stocx Of drugs
Address 2s4s care World.
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PERSONAL
MAY. write fuIl particulars" e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

REGISTERED pharmacist thoroughly re.
liable IS years experience. Address
1927 care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25
FOR SALE
VICTOR PUCHNH

Room 20 overP. o. Phones 3O2 or 1907
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

WANTED-Ro and evening meal il con.
venient by business man. Must be close
In. Address 1916 caro- Mlrld
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25
SITUATIONS WANTED.

COMPETENT Hep-We are IN position to
furnish you with competent and reliable
help on short notice. Ci.y Mercantile and
Employment Agency. 432 Iowa Blug Phone
9015.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

WORK WANTED-By man and wife, 40
children Add. 2lGS care World.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

siORT.TERM money 10 loan on first.clss
chattels and real estate Room S03. lows
Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

TECUMSEH GRAY, chiropodist Az FIRST
Natl Bldg Lady attendant. Phone Bali
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

500, to loan on farm aud city property
leXt 30 days. o. l.. Chancellor over Mer.
chants and Planters Bank Phone 2246
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

lost Rluc ana vutc setter bird dog Two
black ears. 80 reward Phone all2
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

MONEY TO LOAN $1,000 private money to
loan on good real estate Percy Collins.
Phone 9s room 800 Palace Bldg
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

GOOD Alfalfa and oat pasture Tor horses
Sl0O per week. Dayault Bros. Phone
So A line Lombard Add.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25
AUTOMOBILES
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN-Private money, two or
three years on improved city property;
terms TO suit c. D. Coggeshall l2l 3
Boston Phone l3e
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

WANTED-Position by experienced booK.
keeper stenographcr. Phone 57I.
POSITION WANTED-By experienced male
stc1Ographer. References. PhOn, 2950.
WANTED D-Position by first-class lady steno.
grapher some knowledge Of bookkeeping.
references furnished. Phone l7i2.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1913-11-25

WANTED-All kinds concrete, brick and
stone work We do lur work square
More & Osborn phone 25A5.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
REV. DIX HaNFoED.

II Is said that the Rev Dr. Han
ford. Who has been At Augusta the
past year. will ask to be placed up
on the superannafed list By the Con
ference nov in session ~ ashland
In . letter to q friend in this city
he says: 4 shall be glad TO see
all Of Louisa vho may come down
70 Conference. and yet ! may need
. brave heart 10 keep up l am
going TO preach Sunday night .
sermon for myself a. well as for
others Text. the last verse Of the
last chapter Of the Book Of Daniel:
But 90 thy way. for thou shalt Ess.
and stand in thy lot al the end o.
thy days
The NEWS learns that quite q
number Of DT. Hanford's Louisa
friends viii be presenf 10 hear his
farewell to the active ministry
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
THEIR ANNUAL FEAST.

On Sunday last many relatives
and friends Of Mr- Mart Johns paid
their usual summer visit 70 his
hospitabIe home on the waters Of
Big Blaine. about seven miles from
Louisa They we're entertained in
various ways. but II Is fair to judge
from all accounts Of the occasion.
that the chief event Of the day vas
feasting On the abundance Of good
things set before them They began
about 10 O'Clock to eat watermelon.
and when Il seemed that they could
eat 10 nore they sat down 70 =
dinner Of the best IN the land
Then there we're more melons.
then supper Strange 10 say no "a
talLties kzEe been reported
From Lnuisa there zsre Mrs.
Ella Hays. Miss Vivian Hays. Miss
HoagIand. lIr- and Mrs W ~ Sui
livan. and Misses Mamie and Chat
tie Sullivan
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
JUDGE HAsxAH MENTIONED

Another mentioned as = probable
successor 10 Appellate Judge John
NJ Lassing. who Il announced to
retire from the Court Of Appeals
bench on September l6. Is Circuit
Judge J. b Hannah. Of Sandy Hook
Who presides on the bench Of TIE
Thirty-seeoEs judicial district. made
up Of Elliott. Carter. Lawrence and
Morgan counties Besides his 9TH
er qualifications. Judge Hannah Is
a brother-in-lAE Of Col Rufus H.
vansant. Of Ashland. chairman Of
the Democratic State Central and
Executive Committees. which Is az
Dected 10 count largely in his favor
when the times comes 10 name
Judge LAssing's saeeessor.-Louis-
vile Times
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05

+ The Ashland Independent, q Re
publican newspaper. has the follow
ing 10 say Of Mr. John MeDyer and
his candidacy for the LegisIature-
Mr. John McDyer, one Of Boyd
countys vel known citizens and
one Of the best posted civil ensin-
eers and road men in the State. is
= candidate for representative on
the Democratic ticket from the ssth
Representative District Of Kenzucky-
Mr. MeDyer has circulated some
cards in regard 10 his candidacy. on
which he gives the platform he is
running upon He says his platform
Is sound. comprehensive. economic
laws with good roads the paramount
issue
As mentioned above, Mr.. NeDyer
Is one of the best posted road men
In the state. having studied this
question for years and devoted the
greater part Of his life . work OF
this kind The good roads question
In which many Of our people are
becoming interested. Mr. McDyer has
struck a very popular chord in has
Ing his campaign upon the good
ROADS question He expects 70 make
this the paramount issue during his
campaign and there can be no ques-
tion but what II win be met With
popular favor We know Mr.. Nc
Dyer well enough TO know that II
he Is honored with this office. he
wiz mn II with an eye. single only
to the good Of All the people We
oespeak for him = most cordial re-
eeption By the people Of this legis-
latiVe district
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
COUNTY FAIR.
0ci1bH 2. 1911. Tine Decided UDol
for Holding County Fair.

Pursuant TO the call published
In the Big Sandy News last week
quite = number Of the citizens OF
LoEisa and vicinity met in the court
house on Saturday last to consider
the subject of holding a county
fair this fall Mr. John l. Vaughan
was made chairman and H. c. Sui
lIEan secretary Of the meeting The
chairman stated the object OF the
gathering and without debate the
motion 10 hold = fAtr vas unan-
imously carried The time Of hold
ing is Thursday. Friday and Satur-
day. October. 3. 10. and H. On mo-
ton OF W. 7. Kane. County Secre-
AIRY. the following we're selected as
an executive committee forLawrenee
county: Joe Mcclure. Jas Taylor.
Frank Hammond. Buck EIkins. Z
Z Wheeler, Mss Emma Thompson.
Nrs- A. coIlinsvorth. Luther Giles
and Charles FIannsry- On motion
the chairman appointed John G.
Burns. J--H- Northup. h C. sulIi-
van
Several Of those present made
good talks concerning county fairs.
their aim and scope and eonduer-aii
the speakers were practical. exper-
fenced farmers.men Who know What
. wonderful amount Of lasting good
Is sure 10 result from = fair in
which farmers and stock raisers and
of the county take an
active part There are very few
in Lawrence county who do
not have some product of their land
OF stables which can not be made
an attractive exhibit At q Lawrence
county fair. A fine horse or colt.
high bred hog or heifer. are attract
I've pen OF sharp. eoops OF fine poQl-
try. big corn. potatoes. pumpkins.
apples. tomatoes. toothsome bread.
pastry. fine needle work-al these
things art the products OF ourhomes,
and farms. and they and divers 9TH
,r things can be shown at our fair
md would make an attractive dis
play. let everybody begin now 10 |
set r,aay for October >. 10 ll.Come
10 tho meeting AZ the court house
Saturday and show by your presence
Ind participation In the proceeds
mss thar you viii do your best 10 ,
make u iair a great success
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
AGED MINISTER Dead.
'RsI. william ]. Fig Passes Away at
His Hone Near BlsseyTiIIe.

When the Rev William J. Pigg
died AZ his home near BusseyvilIe
on the 2Sth Of last month one Of
the well known landmarks Of this
section Vas removed For how many
years he had lived and labOred =
long many lines OF endezEOr AZ the
old home place. not many of Us.
not even the oldest can tell He
was busy up 10 about three years
ago. when sgs and various physical
ills caused an unwilling retirement
These znfirmttes ceased not until
death released him On the day af-
ter lis demise Mr. Pigg Vas buried
vhers he spent many active years
The funeral services were conduct
ed b. the Rev James A Abbott. Of
this city. and the Rev William
copley- of the county. in the pres
enoe Of = very large gathering Of
relatives and friends
WIlIia1a jefferson Pigg vas
born in Floyd-cO-. Ky. Nov IA.
1882. and died Aug Is. 1913. aged
50 years. ; months and IA days
He vas the son Of James and
Sarah Pigg. Who we're born in Pat
riek-eo-. Va OF the family of l3
children only Two are living. Th0s-
Pigg. Of Louisa. and Elem Pigg. of
He Is suryived|by seven children,
Luther. Lindsey. virgie. Dore. Arby.
Jim and Chattie Hays
Mr. Pigg Was 4 local preacher Of
the Methodist faith and was al
speaker Of considerable ability. He
Hss a man Of much business zhil-
ity and kept = general store near
his residence for = long time. And
't one time We believe he supple
these. requirements by de-
'ng something in the way Of prac-
Iieing medicine. He viii be much 1
Missed in the community where he
had lived so long.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
SKYLINE PRICES FOR LAND.
Great Development IN Big Sandy cs,I
Fields Boosts Real Estaie.

Whitesburg. KY. Sept. Real
estate values throughout the East
ern Kentucky coal fields. especially
the B0one's Fork and EIkhorn creek
sections of this country. have reach
ed the skyline limit. owing TO the
great strides Of development taking
place
In the Letcher Circuit Court here
a remarkable condemnation suit Is
now in progress and the particulars
OF the suit and the cofditions lead
ing up 10 it wiz give the 0utsids
world some idea of the enormous
value of property and the great de-
veIopment work that is everywhere
evident-and the expenditure Of IN
told millions of dollars as a result
The Industrial city of jenkins
was founded about two years ago
BY the Consolidation Coal Co. on
the headvaters Of Elkhorn creek.
and to-day extends for o4er miles
up and down the valley OF ElkhOrn
4 greater part Of the city being With
In a stones throw OF Pound Gap
the Kentucky-virginia bOrder-mueh
Of the industrial city being almost
1000 feet above sea level-the city
having met with a most phenomenal
growth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05

Friends Of L L Mcclure. = well
known and popular lawyer OF Hunt
ington. are urging his appointment
As attorney to the Public Service
commission As far as the situation
has developed. there seems TO be
good grounds for the belief that he
stands vel in line for the place
ceredo Advance
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
GOOD ROAD DAYS.
Selsia HEiIaka Whites to Gov. Hc-
cTsag Proposing Proclamation
for EsIturky.

Senator Hite Huffaker has writ
ten = letter 70 Gov James B. Nc
Creary suggesting that Good Road
Days be proclaimed in Kentucky on
which the people Of the State may
turn out and repair the roads Of
the Commonwealth M Huffaker
refers 10 the success Missouri has
had in her road days His letter
follows
The Hon James B. MeCreary. Gov
ernOr. Frankfort, Ky
Ny Dear GOVERNOR have read
With . great deal Of interest and
satisfaction the accounts Of the re-
suit Of the proclamation Of the Gov
ernor of Missouri setting aside two
days as good roads days in which
u pull the State out Of the mud"
and calling upon the citizens Of the
state TO spend this time in working
On the roads
In view Of the fact that one OF
the great needs OF the State Of
Kentucky Is betterment Of our sys-
TEN of highways and in view Of the
repeated unsuccessful efforts 10 Sc
cure proper legislation along the
line. il has occurred 70 me that it
would be most advisable and com
meniabIe policy on your part TO Is
szs szsf such = proclamation. not
necessarily and entirely for the re-
suits Of the work Of such citizens
as might respond. but also 70 give
10 those people Who really desire
the betterment OF the highways an
opportunity TO step fOrEard and 20
indicate their enthusiasm BY doing
al within their power 70 accom-
plish the results which ne all must
realize would be most beneficial TO
the people Of the State Al large
Should the people Of Kentucky re-
spOnd as did the people Of Missouri
il would be q demonstration. the
significance of ~hieh the coming
Legislature could not overlook when
considering the good roads bills
In view Of the above 1 trust you
vii pardon ne for taking the lib
erty Of ealing TO your attention this
matter and of expressing my view
thereon i. for one. am sufficiently
interested in the welfare Of Ken
tueky and her people and the de-
velOpment OF her Highways 10 glad
" exercise any energy possible to
secure the best results in this di-
reetiOn. for 1 am fully convinced
thai il would also inure 10 both
1SE educational and financial vel
fare
II You. in your wisdom. see 1T to
favor she above suggestions il will
be appreciated. am sure. nor only
by me but BY al least thousands Of
citizens throughout the State who
have like interest in our people
Awaiting an expression OF your
views relative 10 The above and
trusting that have not taken too
great liberty In expressing my
self upon this subject. believe me-
Yours very respectfully.
HITE HUFFAKER-
Senator Thirsy-seventh District
The letter puts the case OF Good
Roads before the public in such a
fOrcible way that the NEWS pub
lishes it most practical view of a
subject which is nov attracting the
attention of the whole State Gov
ernOr Necreary has the subject of
> Good Roads Day under considera-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
FROM wHrEaousE

Mr.. and AIRS. r, A. Mcclure and
two sons have moved from White
house 10 Louisa and occupy as .
residence the second story OF Mr..
r. g. Neclure's property on Jefter-
son-st. They came 10 Louisa 10 take
advantage Of this oisys excellen,
school AR Mcclure Ia the super
'ntendepi q tho coal operation a,
'WhI,ehopse, These are a desirable
acquisition 10 Louisa,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
ATTENDED a REUNION.

Mrs Guy Atkinson Monday re-
turned from PaintsvfIle. where she
had gone Saturday 10 attend = re-
union Of the hosts Of the Atkinson
family IL vas held AZ the home OF
Dr. W T Atkinson, where = score
or more Of the name we're happily
entertained
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
WILL RETURN TO NEW YORK.

Mrs J. L. Richmond. who has
been in Louisa several weeks Wis
iting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Augustus Snyder. win leave Satur-
day for Little Falls. n. Y. The firm
OF Richmond 4 Skene is doing ex-
tensiye concrete work for the State.
Mrs Richmond viii be accompanied
To Little Falls. which is bigger than
It's name. by her brother. Gus sny-
der. and her cousin. James Hughes.
who win enter the Little Falls high
school As students.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
STOLE a MOTORCYCLES.

Some time during last Saturday
night some one entered HestOn's
blacksmith shop and stole a motor
cycle. .hs property Of Ora Atkins.
The machine was traced 70 the
river but nothing has been heard Of
II since
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
HAVE coNE TO ooSFEREScE,

Tuesday the Rev. J, w. Critics,
Of the N. +, Church south. and
the Rev. .. p. Plummer. ef the n.
=. Church. left to attend the Con-
isrences 10 which they belong, Nr,
Critics going 10 Huntington and Nr.
rlummer 70 Ashland. Zach body BE-
gan rs business session on We'd.
nesdey morning.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
HAS RETURNED HOWE

Frank johnson. Of Pueblo. Col.
Who had been visiting Louisa rel
attsez the past month. returned
Monday TO his home He still
Iinps from the effects Of the bull
lef reoeived while assisting the mar
shal in making an arrest
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05

for shooting ard vOunding Marshal
Nuney. was granted = eOntinanee.
and this. a. an attorney said 10 the
NEWS. about finished the docket
business for the term The petit
jury Thursday vas finally eischzrg-
ed
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
CIRCUIT COURT
SeeuId JuIJ IaDsleIed Declared Dr..
MoHeyIlssIe Only isIHe Bills
RctHHed bJ GIali JEy.

case Uu0EL cDL4l4El8A4Dl S-rA -1I
NEWS went 70 press last week vas
unable 10 agree and vas discharged
Another Jury vas smpaneIed on Fri
day morning. and the trial vas re-
sumed- This jury deIiberated for
some time after hearing the evi-
denee in the case and il. too, re-
ported . failure 10 agreeJudge Han
nah sent IL out to try again. and
AFTER once more considering Of the
evidence returned = verdict declar-
ing Motley insane II viii Be renen-
bered that Motley Vas charged with
killing : man named Dennis in
Norszz-ec-. s=S ske ezse had come
10 this county on = charge Of venue
When il was called On the third
day Of the term the defense vas
not ready. pleading the insanity Of
the man cahTged With the crime By
order Of the eOErt Dr. Motley vas
taken % the state Hospital - Lex
Ingt0n- II he becomes sane he viii
be returned to Lavrence-eo-. and be
tried for the OffeEse With which he
i eharged-He was taken TO Lexing-
ton on Monday last By sheriff Jno-
Carter. accompanied By Mr. r A
Motley. the Defendants father
o. Friday the Judge adiOurned
the petit jury untiI the oIIovingI
Monday On Saturday he went TO
Ashland. leaving M George Cas-
tie TO receive the report Of the
grand jury This body made its IL
nal report Saturday afternoon. in
which il l. declared that 165 Wit
nesses had been examined and -
true bills found This Is fewer in
dictments than have been returned
for many terms The large number
OF witnesses examined shows the
diligence used By the jurors in
their work Of Investigation. and the
resnIt shows that they had used >
wiss discrimination in declining 10
indi<1 when II was evident that =
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT.
h. nsu IriuIsi Wien Ca Vent OEu
sN-Foot Enb,lknslt
d csinI,.


.utonobsIe With ". o. Bradley. Of
ashIard. and four other men Nas
-reeked nf Cadmus. near the low
r forks Of Gait. and all we're more
b less hurt
Il 4 understood that this auto
barry had been 70 the Grayson
Falr and vas returning via Blaine
and Louisa, through Lasrenee coun-
y 70 look affsr epme gas and oil
business
The Ashland Independent Of Mon
day had Z. detailed account Of the
accident. from which ne take the
foii5uing.
The accident a cadnus Saturday.
In uhieh Mr. John G. Pew. million
a.re rns nan. Of Pittsburs. M W.
D. Bradley. Of this city and three
oshers vent over 20 foot enbAnk-
nenf IN NJ. Peu's sutonobile. has
attracted nffenfion All over the
country. Mr.. Pew i vice president
of The United Fnei Cas- Co. opsrat-
snE here. and when local SsTi- gess
". Anderson heaEd Of the accident.
he =. once called Dr. A h Moore
and engaged the services Of Lafe
scott with his fine nsu auto and
started for the scene Of the aeei-
iant. sorty-eishf miles away- The
trlp sas made by way Of Masity and
Easi Fork. throush Lawrence coun-
y. back Of FaIlsburs. over almost
lnplr.able roads. yef they arrived
! tks farm house Of Nr- Collins
prtA. near Cadnus. At O'Clock.
<houi any mishsp whatever due
he careful driving Of their ehauf
A-LsfT scoir
Here Dr. Moore round All five
4en badly hurt. but M Pew vas
founf 70 b in = serious condition
D. More SAYS M Pew vas crush
e mr. 81 the chest. had several
~ trokez and vas evidently hurt
i.teraally.
He foznd Mr.. W. o. Bradley. Of
Ihls eity 8adly bruised up but aD-
pare1fii 4 bones broken Mr. Brad
is tusht 70 his home in this
ef yss .iy. where he Il to-day
n tfnt 3 NeII as could be expect
"a x ~ b some time before he
i IL 5 - about.
1tfos tnt doctors Eers sent 10
Mr.. fs- 4 from Huntinston-and
snn.ay rr-nii e they started to
brIn, .n lArt sgh 10 this city How
ever. &. s9ut not stand the trip.
ana teS sls, reached Mavity It
uas 4 - top a the home OF
NJ. G Ehere Mr. Few is
rou re rin< - rsll as could be ex-
peefsd. * p5ors says Nr- Pew is
inaua iaditien. and his recov-
cry Is e.n.s-.- Ds- Palmer. OF Gin
einnatl. one 4 the best known ply
slrIans in M country. Is nov at
Nr. Peu's kelside-
Mn. line
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- 49,, -,..-. tnaIly rou<A
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k.u ne rtseti sf iis car
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accident vas aue to the
fast and aDparenii tA handl-
ing Of the car ~ 20 took
the steering uhte. tas ehauf-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1913-09-05
H--I lS-EcI-IH151
HITE HUFFAKER-

The letter puts the case OF Good
Roads before the public in such a
forcible way that the NEWS pub
lishes it most practical view Of a
subject which is now attracting the
attention of the whole State Gov
ernOr Mecreary has the subject Of
> Good Roads Day under considera-
ton