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The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
no JUNE RACE MEET
PLANNED FOR DENVER

The snnouh eemens of . > aas
mixed harness. aud racine meeting.
10 be held from Saturday. June L..
10 saturday. july tth. =, Overland
Park. Drawer. has eF-s,sd si-st Ia
i-se.i ihsoaxhoos the saeiax world
so nsay Inquiries concerning ih- re-
ss,abi,.hnsenl Of raeiax at ih. IA
Doas Colorado course have been
made ih., ih- foiio~ias facts at.
pTe~eatrd:
Rsrins IN CoioFai, il nos .oar
aa.lsd under the cohifoi and super.
vision Of The coiossts state Hs.ins
con IN i.~ioa Aprsinisd lat" in 1919
BY Gosesnos t:iias ~. Ammeas This
eommis.ioa .Umpsiers tive sn-fab-ss,
,~o oI sh-m vsoaa arc sfota pvas- ct
eouaiy Ana the sth-fs isosn osaSr
csasiies 10 th- state !. \. barnett
% pspminrn, beaver business mai
sad former pses,asns OF csc Usasi7'
m.a'. bfi,ias aHa Giaihs Club. u
rhsira,ss o: ,hs esnnissioas IT,, ~
J. baai-ass. a i-aaias srsesia.fys Is
the oth.r tAas.f m-nb~rs J. ..
is-.man Of i'a-sio. s'.i.s. state fsis
ts SECRETARY Tn. a.h.f snssab-ts sr.
br. u, T.. Silver OF Lamar and hss y
T.. b:e~ OF Grand jua.tisas
Me-sias in jsnuafy sals s1nmis-
sion oss.ass.ss and ssin--siasriy sps
In sofk 90 = set of 'slss which
closely teils. in prsssisaiiy all ~
tails The code Of the ksssaskg stats
cpmni.sisss Thi. .onnission hss
sssstsa to ". A. Head. . pspsrsnsa'
basiaess mas Of vsscsas-s. u e.. q
lsevssp 10 soaaus, = - asy s~~tinx
in The spsinx Il !. probable that
Ssoshsr - aay m--sins siil h- s-la
10 the fall Mf. Reed hAe = 'is- s-as
i-a.~ ~l,h o,sio. Of safyhs.~ 90 ,hs
Overland rAsk sso.-s's.
impso,.m.ns. which sf- -sp-s.s.'
10 approximate si-.-." at. sisrsa,
usaes ~ay 81 the track.
Psss~s s1st.sssisx over lis...c
'%"AHA rtSs-
have bera hung up Fufssestnnf
u. psu@Ps psymeas II sil purses
hes bees guaranteed s5 the esess-
iioa Of = safvty bead
Rob-st Y. t.sisa,oa. Tot shr pas,
rish,evs yrsf. p-psainrasiy sonae,t-
I'd With successful tsetnx meetings in
California ssd the northwest In var.
tuus .slA.iti~s. has is-en arg'-,ins- ri
taeisx SECRETARY and Ls sif-ais on
the bib al Reesn ias. NIhary 'i.'ri.
beaver. Colorado.
u u pe,.eibic that the Denver E.ir
aud RACING Association viii siss ,...
due, short mixed meetings a, rucb.
io. Colo. aad Chc,.anc. We. short.
" h~'"tc or just after the Denver
0esiiaes - ~ SSsO'.S' Ss
IA Tribe. fos rnaay years associa'-
cd with starter Dsdr. and himself
well kso~s for his hish grade work
at the barrier. viii he the starter in
the running races. One of the hes,
known racing judges In the .oun'ry
will be secured to preside.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
CARDUl WORKED
LIKE A CHARM
M.es Opes,asa feDel = UelR
Caed1 Wseked uke . 0aa

Jsossviiie q. CT ss4srsl vitA
vsoaniy tsouhls.- vritss Mn. J. 4
Ksolsssk. n . lst1ss fFoo this DaasA
-aal q tioa. esuDA ~ hsar - seas1
- ~ tsse Ths 1osess ~ ! Vssjl
nsvse b aay hsttas. anA tAat I vsulA
havs b Aavs - sessok1oa. - v0SD1
h4vo Q A9ess. ~,
Ivsae y ~ AssDetal. ~ tAsy sosH
sasa = nA bss ~ - bsessr. 7hsS
~ os13anss Void = - - ~.
asl tAeaSAt would havs - die.
~ last ! tEisd casdui. and bsess -
toDssvs, - ! esatisusd ssaas Il Nev.
I an veil. and can q ~ svs vssk
1eat feel any paiaa
Casdul worked llko eAAn.
Thsfs osst b merit In this nefsey
vsostahls. toais ssos1y. ses vsoso-
casdui-ess is Aas bssa u oseesaefa1
~ ~ 0ess thaa - ysasa ~ ths
tysa4Rne q vo0asiy vsak1sao ~
Aaesasa.
S9sass ~ Il ~ ysss sssshssa
UstAses lNao' A1sev 0sga SGe,
60 Aeesns e, CssnsaaaQA. L. A0ee1
hlaA - A-tsQD -. Wa0 yIn
- VDA~ I. . sash saseoOs - ao1
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
ME SAYETt AID 1n WolX
OF TIE BUREAU OF lIuEl

Ar.osdihs 10 the yspnsi fos the
year isia Of nssrSor ilolm~s u the
isar.aa oI Mines. tasisx the fee
,-ass sin.s the b~6issisx u n,a-.
.Afssy Investigations there has b-en
. nsask~d issssas~ II the s~a~fsi in
l~s-sl tsh@a BY tnin~ss. nalns-o~ n~ss
aud the xrsrsai pubiie IN aas>sioss
relating To miar sAisy. saa .
uAsk~.i s~svase 10 the aunh~s u
fatalities aaa isjussss aossishssssd.
lag she Increase il the ssabrs Of
msn -npiaysd II n. msss~. The
bas-aa has ~saeAsosrd 10 uSsahis-
Ana i~Aa in tho eos susssi fos mia-
safety. and in addition 10 its iases-
ssxalises has aissrmiasl-d . tsss~
snsass as inspsnssios % srsidsns
ps.ssssioss IN ssss sosk " has had
a.. cooperation .s ssal- officials A.
sr.i =. -siasss sss aiss.ossss~s The
activity OF the bssess has fr~sised
Ia jAes.as~a .fsosss % The pass ue
min- ls,asatsfi-s ssd aiaiss safis-
..sv ss impsose nise .tsstts~ ssd
b~ss-s .ssip The miase ~isa ssfsV
s~.is-> saa sssue appliances fus
Issssse-. At psvs-ss there as~ several
,Aas<sna .~Ss uf sssrue hsvsiAis3 ~
pss~sps 10 uss. t.siaen assusssy
.gaipn.ss fos ftfe-nshsisx, kssrus
ssAssnss have ts~s bsossAsA 81 uA<s
ssoups Of a~n hare hess sesssSssse
is u. uss ot sppAsssso osa - misc.
sr~cu- .csk. This sosk h also sus.
aa~s.a b, private Assssses asd hs
The Hia. os~sSsneS ssa 'ss Hsa
Crsse. bas sss deassas os tie boz
s-su foe saes is.sfsssios ssss s.s
b--a ai1isi.a.as bssiss -. tss.~
, sas. In .ksss sise-tv-sss ard first
~ usss ksse b~va ssaGht. a.sra
oisSrs have b-.s lsaised ~ The use
a, the aee~s~,sr .gs,pesss ssd as
-.sAo-s.. Dsfsax isis over $s.scc
ssssss. .=nlssss, stsis-a the m'se'
f-.s.. .s..s,.ssrs snS sssssnss msis.
,aissd by The bsssss. sssssy as."ey
n,sssS silssa.a TIE 'sssaes~s saa
,n.s. sAaa :..sc aissss usfv sisse
.-.sus a. tisss aid lfaisisas
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
BllIDSN : sEelEIklY
kSlenS POSITION

looaaos1 asO 49, ~
The es1See,.ss q Tie eo,essees,
wa. fhsy ellnbss - the sssskss,
Ssvias pasen aaa hasdksrs hisss Ia
lhe srro0pasloese of seivos Of
eAssss vhssh la1ss1 sesesai aiaalss.
noeua1aes 0a1s vaslie se1av 1ts-
eiase efftsisiiy sAs saes shss The i,sts.
iah epsssnmest save offisrss 10 ire
lasa . wsi,iss guarantee that the,
vos,s sos sss the ssasy 10 esSsh IT,
ssss's pa,sisesl opssssttos TO the hossr
sule bili.
The eosrsspostssce l-oisss out.
howevss. that the sossss0esi sc-
saiss Ne right 70 sse the army to
aaistaia lav aad oeses. Il s,sp
oolss the veshsl esoaasseassoa
aaAs By Gesesal Hls Arthur Paers
- The etftsss a The Csssash cans.
vhlcA ~ % skAie rsaisnatioss asd
vhish shs suvseaosss sssses v.s the
rssuil q "aisaaassseas1ins."
TIE corrsspoa1sace bctwees The
var sttsce asa the army offteen is
lrssasi vss asae pabltc h the shaP~
q ~ official coo@uatcstsos 10 the
hoesss Of oarilaAeae.
he var office Was iafosDed early
u S,eeeaber Of The FEASIBILITY of re-.
ignaiioas Of osfscess In case the IT,
sasr sissaisoa caoe ts . crssia. In
eoaseQusaec Of lhts infosaatioa. Col.
jeAn 0aeley. SECRETARY Of state fos
war. iaterriewed the ssasssl osfscefs
n cs0ssaad aaa explained 10 then
that ~ officer a shc Bsitlsh army
w,s csope,ieA 70 ever eetsn 70 shoot
"saly u case the order was . reasos.
abSs oae under the circumstances.
0saessi I'asp< teaesTapheA to the
waf osficc m March - that ali the
Officers Of the rlfth ROYAL LANCER
ssatsoscsi in >Dubiia had resigned
With the e,cepsioa d two. He said
he feared that the sane coadissoss
peevaiisd among the offteess Of the
dixtssath Qusea's Lascsfs sassiosesi
q Csrfash. .4-rss4.
That svcnias Oesersl Pagst tsle-
orapAed to tho war office that the
hriNAisr seaseai sa1 fisty-ssvea q.
ficen Of the ThirA cavalry brigadc
~ Carfash prefer 10 accept dismss-
81 II they ale ordered to the north. "
TAs war oSftre replied 10 Genetai
Passt:
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25

bFittinshSa Jusetios today. IL IL re-
'poreed. they vin be deposited At
sh vstss task stations along the
railroad north Of there where hospi-
sh have bssa established. GsneFai
viila has the largest medical corps
ever attached to rebel army ia
Nsxieo but they are exhausted BY the
ssesasity ot working aiSht and day.
Eagle Pas. Texas. March a.
Several hundred coastituttoaalists
ere rseosesd noSinE doSa the RIO
0rssts toward LIS vsess. opposite
Dsl Rio. Tsxas. sad . hattse h sz-
psetsA sstvssa shis BODY Of troops
ssd the federal xarrisos NJ Las Va
eas.
.Ass1o. Teas. March :3.-Aytur0
Wales. the American. has aisappsas.
81 froo Nusso Laredo. vhsss hs vas
sspostsd 70 have b~c naSssasea Mos.
Asy ~ Msxiesa federsiA The Naevo
LAREDO sstAsstit-s say they DO sot
hol1 valisa. bet further eusseioaisg
siIeited the sssismsnt that oae Al
Soase ae,is. detained for rsasoes not
nsee psShe. Hal bsea seat 70 Nos-
teesy ~ tSial. BeiI~siss thss Helh
is hss -. vailss' mother isft hsse
today Ter Aoassssy.
vsSsss sssse 10 Nueso LAREDO Mos.
day whses his hoss9 sad baksy de-
appeared. He traced his propesty 10
| Q pseas ssas the federal fsstifteasioss
vAess ~ rs ssssssed. lie hes sos
besa sas saare.
Am~sseSA coasai Gasrrs ~ Nseso
l.sssAo = isssaaisssiaG.
uvaS5Aa. Astsosa. March 3:.-As
saAasO - the esfost st foeAsssfs
fsom aoeogs sAs announced today
b, q. acstAo. eoassitusioeAitst eoiier.
tcs u eusgsms ~ Axus Fss~ss. II
vas usAsssseoa that similas se9vis.
lioas vosl1 10 ps,s islo sstset 81 all
hoedss poists held BY The sshelA
TIE eedes. xosiAao ssia. wss made
ssre1asy 10 eonssi the ts0psseSoa
q Nsxieas n~r~hssss 10 ssaa shsir
supplies sesess the liss. easAss shsa
seit % the Assissa $50 fas the ess-
ssaaliy fiueftsiias e,esssss,.oasiiss
esssvaey.
ARssseass Of tsis city. accustomed
20 eu. seassabiss ~ AGna t'rsssa.
VEN sosifisA sodaS that they sosid
sos lsks shess s-ssshasv sesus~ the
itse.
tiuasias. Asts.. March .:s-Gssss.
81 Alvsss O6sseps. eo@asssis8 coo.
ssitasieeaiiss isupp~ u StaAtos ssA
sneoss. sAviss1 .osssisaliossisss a..
sIeials a x1sa rsiesa that useaosso
osnao. sssoss sesseet es Lswss Cali.
essslA. witt hse1ssAstsss Il u tsa.
~ jeeae1 The esesi fesvss wiih L..
ees MA. Osnss. Sh~ message saii.
arrived viii hSA o~a ~ Alssa;a
skoar1 sAs ssssose Rssi'o isss~ss
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
sou OF xAlsIR wrI1I1N
SUDDENLY sf1fCEEu

kicI. Germany. March s;.-t'rtnec
Adsibcfi. third spa Of Emperor vii
liam. was s,riekca today with al
acute attack ot stomach and intcs-
tinai catssrh. The prince vas re-
moved from the German cruiser CO.
ioxnc To his villa here.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
'v,fosze 1e;1eM ~.
1eU20-E4Ay
yu1DO 0AH n IvuG

Tho Silver City Estsfpstss o. Sat.
uEdsy has tie eoilovias:
Oas os the rsssse esss Of . foreign
body Iodsiag II shs las0 - ssese1
II medical aapsls y rspsgssl By DsA
Bullock aad 9WtseAsi fsuo The New
Mexico CsnAss saasasstso q this
city. whea Ia s1aninias . pasjsat Ter
sueussd ssbsseaiosis lasl vssk. -
x-ray pAetosrspA .ss the luaR vas
taksa 9IA rsvsale1 . slx psesy sail
lodged II the oi1ASs d the rasht
iusg. ne paljsass ssas = ". ?.
8saniey SD ~ = froo 6sdsiia. No..
vAsrs hb fssi9k = ssnetd IL the
ssvspspss bssissn- Ne b - yesss a
sss saA . civil esstaser By trade.
The story of his luag tresbls tssss
hack two ysasA vAsa oss day -
Aprn hs vas patiias II . irassoo -
. srsssa door. He ha1 Q ssjl 10 his
mouth With po,st sss. ready lor ~.
Af,sr the eusaen a easrsatssA The
tssssoa bsiss hishss has Ais hesS.
he vas Ioosiss ssrsisAs W uAss the
chair o. uhieA ~ vas sanding siis.
I'd. t-Ats foes sais1s1. ~ asy nate
the Jo,i eaSss1 . suiek isaaks q
breath asA u Ssias - be sucked
The aau iste ~ visd0ips. The sail
sas4sA hia fas . sseosA - svo ss1
ihss slipss1 tovA - saav - - oys.
sss. vos several 1ays sfssr that NJ.
oeaslsy says whea - ssAaisA Il
sesas1 - U - essl1 tases isea. lie
vest 10 hSs 1Ayas6aD tD0A1isseoy
ssa sssA Nm q ~ issl1sss ssA that
The aaii TN - u is ~ Osos asv.
hiA visdeiss. Hs vas sss1 ~ his
sAy~seass that u v0 iapa.llsis eps
ss<h - esjses 10 easss ths ssss. Sec.
essi aass issss ~ sssvssssA . ssor-
searching sssoaaasiea ssA - x.eay
ptrssss q ~ shAsasa v.s sakse.
TSsss vss 10 svI6sees q The saii
ssA nasslsy vas ess1 As osse hsss
-aesaosA - IT.
Tue e~o yeose ~ ~ eoaSAe4 so
hsd s,oo1y ss1 hesvu1sA espsesese.
ssos aaa . fsv analt heoesyAasss
te,,e~ias sieisss ssess1sa Nsas
s-~as ssp sehslay us8sevsai - ~.
sssisssies II The sasa. TskssestastD
uss saapsess1 ~. ~ vss saat y ne
cossass sasssssssa u slivss cisy sae
lsvssssst. Ne ~ HI saeey a she
sssi tsot1sst - DFA 0slIsrk as1
Tstsshs,l Il IN ns1iesi san Esd
shey saeAiats,y tank - x.eAy tAolo-
ssssh Il shs lsaa. vteA The sAsve
sssslG oeaaisy's cass hsA bofflsA .
ssasse q essshesss1 isae spseial-
ssss - sAs - ss1 it rs0aiss1 ~
bsa nallssk 90 TV1eeAsel - Ass-
ssss sAe sesss - ~ ss0sbee-a ~
psssy sarl.
Nor she ssssstas soaa = srsabliaS
shs aersess ssA AlP. 0eaalsy = hsv
10 sssrars The sall vtlAsss ialusy 70
The isas lissse h , essts liksiy ~
siit ~ spes - N. vSeeshss Iasal1a.
skc seseAsste1 ssrUssa h teeeAese-
~ is cAirasn. vAe haa tavsaseA -
tssssv0sse fse ssssstiag b The hese.
ehiai sstss fse The esisarsiea Il foe.
etss oAitess. ss1 hss ~ vish voa.
1esfsi ssersa
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25

scssssssse 80 - =,
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25

You are authorised TO s,ispsad|
froo duty aay sesior officers who
have tendsred their rssixnations. or
II any other manner have disputed
Your authority. The sesisastions Of
all offieees should be refused
The var otfiee Also nsid that other
Officers were being seat to relieve
Hlsadies Ossessi Hubert Cough. the
commander OF tho Third cavalry bi.
Gade. and the eommandinE otfieers
Of the fifth aud six,eesth i.aneers.
who we're ordered 10 proceed 10 Loa-
don.
Rrtssdies Geaersi Cough In re-
porting the feeiiag Of his brigade as
the resalt Of . eommuaicattoa from
the wsr office eoavry~d 10 him yer.
bsiiy BY Oeaessi Paset said:
The offieeSs Of my brigade are
unanimous in the opjaioa that farth-
es iafovmsiioa b eaaeatiai before
they should be called On AZ such
short aosirs 10 take d-cistous 20 vital
iy affeetisx their whole future sad
especially that . clear deftniisos
should be siven of the terms duty
- ordered ssd 'sr'ivs operations in
Ulster.
III Sssrh duty eoasisss Of the n,ain-
tSnanee Of oss,~s aad pre~esvaiioa of
property. all the offieerA iaeiudisE
myself. are prepared to carry oai that
duty. u. houessS. the duty inSoises
the iniiiAiisa Of active niiiisry op--
Esiioa against Ulster. nfiy-s~sen Of
str~n woaid respectfully asd under
psusssa psrf-s To r~sasn.'
After - issessS~v With co,oae,
ssslsy. i,sixsAise Ges~ssl Goash
~sus- to the var office:
'-0ae II the ftrsa qu-ssioas asked
~ ess estiesss vin ~. Ia the -sess
u the psv~esS hone rule bill b~soa-
isg las. cas- ss b. called % 10 e.
fose~ II o. t'issss usacs the sspsrs-
doe Of usAistaisiag ia~ ssa osde4.
1ha poisi shosA hs asde aaise esess
o. lhsse ~iii b. rvae~sA niseussep-
Sjoas,''
II s~riy hsisaasss G~s~ssi Goaxh
received . tstiss. isitislea bx co,osei
Sssse,'. % sr.svsssy fos var. sad b,
tssia Msssh Sir JoAs Preach. author.
isiss hin 10 isfosa the offbrsrs;
The asay suuseil 10 satisfied shs,
The iaeiaess whieh has asisra in -.
easa 10 their sssis.sisoas ~ss au- To
. .sisssaessaasaiss.-
The letter eussiaees that IL is shs
duty Of sn,aisss 10 oL~y the sasa-
aaaas fus the rsu<ressos OF life ssa
peop-ssy ssa 10 sspsoss of the civil
pevss 10 The ev~ss ef Disturbances,
asA lhe army eosseii b stsd that
Shssv sssss has bs~s ssa astes viii
- say ssssasos u atsossyias sash
es@ssA
Il esaSlasse:
The 0psessasos essaiaa It's stGAS
10 ssr at 'k- fusvsa ot their o~s In
le.lssd. o. eas~ where To naialAin
er1er ssa sspsnss the sisii power in
shs osSisssy sserasiaa of their duty.
bsss u has 10 lsseaSsoa whatever Of
lAhias sasAsissr uf this sishi In Of
s~s 10 esssa pp,iiiesi opsusitsa~ In
sh- policy a. u. principles of The
hoOs rute IT'LL
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25

lososlnos1 assO 49, ~
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
ExPIo00N WRECKS POWDER
HiAMT: THREE KILLED

Aiicnie~u. "a. March 25.-Thrce
men ~erc killed sud part Of the plant
Of the peunsyls ania Trojan Powder
company was wrecked today by an
explosion. Twenty small building
Of concrete and sheet iron made up
the plant And eight Of them were
wrecked.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
CHICAGO SUFFRAGE LEADER DIES

Chisasp. March :5.-Mrs. Frank
squire Potter. for many years q lead
er amons workers for woman suf-
frssc. died here today. aged t' years.
She will be buried q, her former
hosne. Elmlfs, New York.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
NOTED NElDEl OF
PARLIAMENT DEAD

London. March 25.-Thc tniun-
list member for East Belfast, Robert
James McMordic. died today at the
age Of IS. lie had been a member of
the house Of commonse since 1910.
The chronicle=news., 1914-03-25
GOTH alE \ ! !. :. :.
MMG Miely /;

svsssi II. h,aiss plsre ot . saslt
smpust af soid .o,s vhieh She Tes-
sssss fsmiiy had hia1ss - . ps~-
ssaSios AxAissl assA'.
N,hse, Dsrss,A & ne ilsaseaa
federal eessaiss sssvtes. ssid to-day
that hs hsA sssa ssloeialH lalesnsd
that the fsts,s vsss ssoslss1 With
heavy lo.s al Tosreoa as1 that so.e
ot lhca wsss dives tesk sweaiy
msless .....l.f...s
III 10 sesy sis.itIrsss lkss Juasss
u Silhout ssvs as1 ! REGARD Il - .
|,esfjsoattoa u ~ dl1oassh." saJ1
Mr.. DseSoid.
oesesai Tersasss rhss sivss the
Substance Of the letter sald that u
vas the 1lrst Ne ha1 heard of the
sev peril TO M 90.
Il mus, sstais so0e heoe for his
life because villa ksows that ~ 80
Ia, no money. ass ihst whas little =
lefl v a.sriy an b NJ Desssssaea.-
sasa the sssessi. "Ths rsesss siso
pspmi.ea wssAiastoa that t.sis
sosld nss BE- auraered. rhsy asss
n Q .osAstsea that I se0aM reersia
trem ps,,ssrsi ersiviU as1 this
have ssrupSloasiy aeoe." =
wasAia9tes. y. G., March sS.-
|The Ns1irss sotaAV hO r0reave1
the followisg cabtsarao sse@ shs
city dated last sisht: The tesess
we're repslssA today II ~ sitenpe
TO rearh Toersoa. Osasssl velsseo
veil peseassi for assaek."
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The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19
To Fight White Plague .

The National Association for
the Study and Prevention of Tu-
berculosis has secured from 3
$50 clergymeR, representing L.
SOB, 900 communicates, informa-
ton regarding the number of
deaths from tuberculosis among
their parishioners during the year
ending August 31st and the mum.
Der of living cases in their par
ishes.
1874 deaths and 4,254 living
cases were reported; an average
of nearly three cases of consump-
ton cared for by each congrega-
tion that reported. AS the av-
erage size of the congregation
is So, evidently there is one case
of tuberculosis developing for
every 20 church members in the
Uuited States.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19
Next Years E;sss:on.

No sooner is one election over
in Kentucky than another cam
paign is commenced, and prepar.
ations are being made now by
candidates for Office next year.
At the primary in August next,
both Democrats aud Republicans
will nominate candidates for
Governor, Lieutenant Governor,
Secretary of State, Auditor of
Public Accounts, Attorney Gen
eral, Treasurer, Commissioner of
Agriculture, Labor and Statistics
and Superintendent of Public In
struction. Judges of the Court
If Appeals in the First and Sixth
Districts, three Railroad Com.
missioners, besides Circuit Judg-
rs and Commemorative AttOr.
neys i'll each of the thirty. five
Judicial Districts, State Senators
in the nineteen odd numbered
districts and 100 Representatives
and a Circuit Clerk in each coun-
ty. The fact that the Circuit Court
officials are to be chosen adds to
the interest and Importance of
next years election.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19

tine will be lifted wi,h!n few
days and business will be resum.
ed at the stock yards. Stock in.
spectors all over the country have
been very active, and every sus-
pe"ted case has been thoroughly
investigated, and where the dis.
ease was found, steps were at
once taken to destroy the sus.
pected animals. The Federal
Government took an active in.
terest in the epidemic, and
prompt action by the officials was
responsible for the small loss.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19
An Active Liver Means Health.

If you want good health, a clear
complexion and freedom from Dir
illness, Constipation, Billiousness,
Headaches and Indigestion, take
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. They
drive out fermenting and undigest-
ed foods, clear the Blood and cure
Constipation. Only 25c at your
druggist.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19
wiiOi= Stale Guaranteed.

Owing to the outbreak of foot
and mouth disease which caused
the closing of the stock yards
all over the country, and result
ed in the destruction of many
herds of valuable cattle which
were in Chicago at the annual
show, the whole State of Ken
lucky was placed in quarantine,
and shipment of all live stock
was prohibited. These drastic
measures were necessary In order
to prevent the spread of the dis
ease which is very contagious.
The passage of hunting dogs from
one state to another was also
forbidden. In Powell and ad.
joining counties, no trace was
found of the disease, but stock
sales were declared off, and all
shipments of cattle we're stopped.
There was no sale at Mt. Sterling
Monday, although some drovers
who did not know of the quar-
antine. started there with cattle,
and some were sold before reach
ing the city.
1t is expected that the quaran-
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19

Because 20 much relief is de-.
handed for consumptives from
the churches the National Asso-
citation, the Kentucky Tubercu-
losis Commission, and the local
associations loboring for the pub
lie health all over the State are
urging all ministers to observe
tuberculosis Day the week of
November Goth.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19
How's This?

We offer One Hundred Dollars
Reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Halls Cat
arrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
We, the undersigned, have known
F. j. Cheney for the last Is years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and Fl.
nancially able to carry out any OBJ.
legations made by his firm.
National Bank of Commerce,
Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19

se7no'ly. acting directly rpcr the
blood and mucous services of the
system. Testimonials sent free.
Price rs cents per hottie. Sold by
all druggists.
Take HALLS Family Pillo for con.
situation.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19
CLEANING AND PRESSING.

am ready to do your Clean
ing and Pressing. Good work
guaranteed and charges reason
able. Orders left with J. Bloom
will receive prompt attention.
JAMES WILLIAMS.
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19

RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts %. &c. $s2, s75 SO
Overdrafts, secured and UNI
secured ................ 1856 sc
U.S.Bond to secure circul'n 100000
Bonds, securities, etc .... 2I,4i0 90
Banking-house, furniture and
fixtures. .....,...... l.OOOOl
Due from approved reserve
agents in Cent raj Reserve
Cities, $30l003; in other
reserve cities, ii, spots $3.50 50
Fractional paper currency,
nickels, and cents. 1852
LAWFUL MONEY RESERVE IN BANK VIE;
Specie ......$7, 1877 10
1877 10
Redemption fund with U. $.
Treas'r(5% of cirln). l,25OOO
Total SliS,757 81
The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1914-11-19

STATE or KENTUCKY. t..
County or POWELL, S.
|, A. Il. Whit Cashier, of the n
bove named bank, do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the
best of my knowledge and belief
A. T. Whit, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 9Th day of Nov, 1914
W. r. Adams, Judge G. c. T.. G..
COrrect-Attest:
James b. Hall,
Jno. ID. Atkinson. Directors.
Frank H. Russell,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1914-06-18
Tho Color of Jade,

The idea of jade possessing the vir'
tue of bringing the wearer good for
tune arose In China. The best speci
mems represent all the hues and effects
of sea foam. but these are eagerly
snapped up by collectors and seldom
come into the public market. There Is
another cause for the popularity o:
Jade. It's peculiar green tinge has the
effect of making the human skin loob
very white. In this connection The
quality OF the stone Is of no account
so long as the color is there. Indeed
many Of the less expensive jade orna
ments are made from chips of the
stone which contain noticeable flaws
Parsons Weekly.