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Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01
STOP! WAR;

Aremarkable bargsin-a great dali,
newspaper and four magazines for tn,
price Of one!
Can you afford not to take then7
An amazing offer!
:. The worldwide war is the topic o,
aiseussion in every meetihg-in the
ramiiy circle, at the store, after church
wherever people meet.
10 keep informed everyone should
take a daily paper.
Especially IL is important to the
farmer to keep informed on war no.ys
tor tho price of wheat depends on war.
The Evansville Courier really
great daily newspaper = brings tho
rirst war news in this section.
IL 10 the only daily delivered on
bringing all the news of the nioht
fast.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01

Z II Pe',ingll of North Fond du
Lac, WIS. will start a Persian cat
r ,nch.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01
Danger to Democrats.

Such a policy will not only throw
all the wet" votes agsiost the
Democratic ticket. but (threat ening
destruction to the who esalers, dis
tillers and brewers) it will throw the
entire liquo- interest in desperi e
determination to save their business,
az aipst the Democra lc party.
am just ss firmly convinced that
the Injection of statewide Irohib:-
ton wi imperil. if not defeat. the
Democratic ticket as | was in J911
that the adoption of he County Unit
would elect it The reason upon
which this opinion is based is that Bill
dry Democi ats we're in favor Of the
C>uny Unit and that not many over
half of the dry Democrats are in
favor of statewide prohibition.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01

10 answer to que stions as to Whist
effect the injection OF statewide
prohibition will have upon the Demo-
cratic party in Kentucky. | will b.
quite frank. as believe that it is al.
ways best to deal openly and fairly.
and to meet issues as they are pre-
sented with courage.
look With both regret end alarm
st the effort to irj sct the question OF
statewide or, hlbition into the
gubernstorial race. because it newt
ably means bit err warfare within the
ranks of Democracy and menaces the
success of the party 10 the November
alarfion
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01

Chile has s 900 miles of t. lie phones
worked by al E1Rlsh ,mpary.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01
Hard Fight Ahead.

Under the must favorable condi-
, lions ard with the strongt st ticket
that can be named. think that the
Democratic party will have a hard
fight to vim in the November election.
| believe that all thinking Democrats
realize that the election this fall will
not be a walkover. then why hand.
leap The party with an issue which
en- lot add any strength to the
tict ct and is certain to be an element
of weakness? 1t looks like it ives
b ing for ced upon the voters rather
to secure the nomir alton of a
candidate than 10 secure a victory
over the Republicans. The success
of Democracy has always meant
more to me than the aspirations of
any candidate and. therefore, / hate
to see the party menaced by either
selfish ambition or mistaken judg-
ment.
We are already theatened with q
weak ticket (not in the character or
the fitness of the men who may COM
pose it,. but is the fact that it may
be made up largely of the Office hold
ing class, those who want to rotate
from one Office to arothe-. This is
n, smsl danger. A number Of the
D smocratlc newspapers have already
sounded a tote Of warning against
this, and many Democrats will be.
come lukewarm in the election IL it is
accomplished. and we will Lose the
bulk Of the independ, mt vote if such
a ticket is AIMED. Ii on the top Of
this, statewide prohibition is added
it would sppear like the enemies to
party success we're in cIntrol and
that they have mistaken the temper
of the people.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01
SPEAKER CLAUDE B. TERRELL
Is SEEKING NOMINATION BY
DEMOCRATS FOR TREASURER

1rimble County Man Submits Candidacy to Voters
I. in Primary of August Z, Upon Record Of His
Public Services in General Assembly.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1889-1918, 1915-04-01

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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15

Advertising that is regarded by the
advertiser as an expense is just that.
There is something wrong with it.
Nine times out of ten the copy has
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
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Chicago Tribune.


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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
Martyrs to Truth.

Astronomers say that only the ig-
norant speak OF the universe" for
the number OF universes is infinite.
Yet, only a few centuries ago. Cam
PAMELA was kept in prison for 20
years and was tortured seven times
to make him retract his assertion that
the number of stars is infinite. In
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in infinity. And Calico, burdened
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retracted what all TIE world believes
today. And Giordano Bruno. who
bravely refused to retract was
burned Mt the stake.
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15

American, every man who thinks of
normal humanity, has disapproved our
failure to enforce a decent respect
for the lives and rights of our people
in Mexico. We are a byword now,
hated profoundly and defied. But the
time must come when we shall have
to compel just consideration of our
nationals and our nation, and then at
last it will be realized that our policy
of passivism has been kind neither to
ourselves nor to the people we have
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15

deemed inconsistent with respect for
our own, until this sorry Mexico ex-
pertinent. The price of its unwisdom
will be paid by many an innocent man
for many a year. 1t has paid US
nothing but the contempt of Latin
America, the contempt and suspicion
of a people not given to sentimental
humanitarianism- or incorporate al
truism-as we ourselves are not when
we are normal.
Every man who knows the Latin
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
Why Not?

Two Americans killed in Haiti. Why
not? In Mexico an American is
cheaper than a clay pigeon. What
must we expect but lack of respect
for American rights of life or liberty
in any Latin-American country or in
any other country that has watched
our policy of excessive restraint and
short sighted complacency in Mexico :?
1t is well enough to respect the
rights of others, but that has not been
The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
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The Lamar register. [volume] (Lamar, Colo.) 1889-1952, 1915-09-15
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
Indus WIND Anirnaaa

From the Calcutta Engl!sAnan-)
The government reeolutton on Wild
animals shows that during the last
year !. 7%k persons were killed by Wild
animals IN British India. IN 1nweaAe
Of about nine per cent on the previous
veare casualties 40 Usual. t3tDfo
we're chiefly responsible, sAS lives h3v.
ing been lost through their dertelA-
tons in Ranch! alone I man .SltAr
heing respoassble for large proper
ton OF 2ss fatalities = that ~.
trtct 4ass
The loss Of human nvss due to
snake bite amounted TO "a, 50, q. tn
creaee Of 1.13a over the ptsv40us
years figures. mortality n the PuAAe
being the highest for that province
recorded IN recent yeara- Hero Echte
vpers were the greatest source Of
danger. and special measures to az
terminate them have been o-EAn11ed.
Tho number OF cattle killed by wild
animals totals s4.74e. = slight increAae
over the preceding years Agurse. due
chiefly to better registration.
OF the total mortality from Wild
animals. leopards claimed over 50 Per
cent. tigers and wolves coming uSxt,
Ten thousand three hundred ana.
th.rtv-nine cattle sucern1bed 70 snake
bite During the year under report
25,sos Wild animals were destroyed,
including 1881 tigers. 6.6ST leopardk,
3,0Ts bears and S.a6e wolves. the total
amount paid Ia rewards being Rs
iells1 Tho number OF enAkee de-
stroyed vas 1855
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
Grays Defeated
By Signal Corps
In asst Contest

Displaying more ancuracy II thdr
goal-shooting. the S!Ena! Corps de-
teated the Richmond Grsys last night
on the latter's court by q 10 TO acore-
The game was uaArred to . certain
extent by roughness Of both teams
The w1gwAggers won by superior pass
Ing ANA better defensive work Man
COS. Haw and Eeubi stood out prorni-
nently for the Signal Corps, while
Cheatwood. Roberts ana Dunn played
well for the Craye.
The lineup amt summary follow:
Signal Corps--Eancos, right for
ward, Haw, loft forward; Heubi, can
ter: Proctor, right guard: Wa!drop.
left guard
Grayv-Chsatwood. right forward:
Dunn. left forward Wells, oentAr:
Gusti. right guard: Avery left guard.
Summary: Field goals-Heubi. Il:
Mancos. 8; Haw. cheafwood, q;
Dunn. /. Goals from foul-rroctor,
/. Referee--Avery. TinekeAper&-
Gordon. scorer-Campbe,I. Time Of
halves--Ttfteea minutes,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE TO ss
CONTINUE FOR ANOTHER YEAR
These Familiar With Workings Of State Baseball Organization
Is Declare That There Is Nothing to Rumor That
~ League Will Go Out of Existence

rAepate persistent rumors to the
enntfAky. IL vas sa;d yesterday by .
raAn who = very we'll up on the
Wcr(8ng1 ~ the Virginia League that
the 9t&<e Organization win continue
another yeer 1t least
EteAMond has been sadly missed
dEee this city rot out OF the Glass C
circuit and procured representation in
he, International League. and last
Eaaf t3e vkgtAta Ie&gpe clubs had .
A4rd roa4 70 travel Several times
It lchk&l ~ Il the maxnates were
4AeaAed 20 throw up, the sponge and
O. 70. the rockp However, money
Hale " tAA local baclEers OF tho In.
NYA4tioAAl LAA9tie to the Virginia
1e4$0e tor thu tarritorialr- rights in
fhia city AAlp4d the clubs out az their
Aplncial ditdcultiAa 10 large de-
Gree.s Ana Il, Wa those 12.6Oo bright,
shtnings MmDlAons that assisted them
II me1tiAs THAR oettAti0pk.
A. st1<ys va 1pfeaA Il broadcast In
1oWp6t& NeNRe = tAW d4yt ago 70 tho
arrest that the virginia EASeuA would
not s4ten asactAet e41taA.. and that
psaH9 t4t6 Array On foot for the
0yeo&lSAt5Ans ar - 4i64WaxNr ciFcuit, Ia
witNA the eAitxuildlng city, Old
Detnt 1n1 other cities In that vicinity
woni1S ana, APPROXIMATION
34nte 4u3ia4f with the Virginia
Ie4}dSk situ1tiou declare that this
suiabf1tb without, toundAtion. and that
~ 80 lG1fua viii asatn open Ia
- asan "a, cennammatsd for
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
WANTED BACK. u,
IN THE VIRGINIA LEACJJ
Rumor Has It That William B. Bradley Former Owner 0
Colts Will Be Ready To Buy Over Territorial RigtA ~
and Give City Club -

The papers around the STATE are de-
sernined to pat Richmond back into
the Virginia State League this esa-
son. Following is what our esteem cd
friend, Biggs, has to say 10 the Viz
ginianPiiot. 5
With the coming Of peace between
organized baseball and the Federal
League there Will be made new map
% the baseball world Even now'with
York critics are busy forecast.ng the
changes soon to be put into effect The
principal point os-lntessst to local fol-
lowers OF the national game Is that
Richmond is almost certain to be back
where 1t bslorgs-in the Virginia
Lea gue--eAtore the next PLAYING sea.
so1 is started -
When the major league 9agrates
are through with thar negotiations
resulting from the anaAlganaAtton OF
the National and Federal Leagues the
thu status Of the International League.
For many years. up to two seasons
ago, the Intefnationai was ore OF the
strongest minor league circuits IN the
country. That It win be put on trim
foundation has already heAn An
nounced This means that the Iater-
national .NiI! drop NtkAHa4nd. the
RteAmcad papers to tAe co&tyAry not
withktAnding-
rhArs are several reasons Tor the
prediction that Richmond will not. be
In the Barrow circuit when the 1916
campaign gets under way. Until the
advent Of the Fedora! League IN BAL
tinaore that city was . stronghold OF
the Class "A circuit. jack Dunn.
owner and manager OF the Baltimore
franchise In the International. made
money there year after year. With
the Federal League club out OF the
way. the Ba!timore field will BE- clear
for the return OF Dunn to the Nonu-
mental City. where he still! hclAs the
rights TO . franchise under or9ani.ed
baseball s,s-.-~<-s =
While their tone 10 not A. salt eon-
ndent as 1t onco was the Richmond
critiesrare still ~say;Sg this city -on the
James VIZ b. N ths~- IntsrpationA
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
INDIANS DEFEATED
BY HOW,ITZER QUINT
Local A!lsrymap Display Old Time Form and Emerge Vic
tor4ous Over William and Mary Five BY Count Of
81 to a." Hap Lawrence Is Shining Star.

Geetiag tho JUMP On the basketers
from t6e ancient city OF Williams
burg - tia dsst few minutes Of play.
ehA Riohpo14 How.tze-s retained the
1sa6 throukheut hotly-contAsted
ncoutter last night % their court
end emerged victorious over the Will
ban ana Mary ov.nt By score Of 81
t. IS
Despite the tact, that tweny-one
fouls we're called during the game,
ue:ther ave resortad TO any unneces.
cary toughaess aad the contest kept
Che spettatost that packed the How
tt3e- gallery o. edge throughout the
conflict.
The Artillery-aen took the lead with
- one minute after the game had
etarted when GAYLE com ruit.ed a tech
1tcal ttul and Hap Lawrence-rnore
viii be sad about this big boy before
this narrative is eompaete6--tossed
~Hap then made acid goal and Net
calf ga likewse. However, for q
while After this the soldier boys stop
pAd scoring ana the Williamsburg In
31Ana came near evening matters by
oapr.n9 two Aeld goals IN rapid sue
oA9Gnu- After this the ntlttAr1cn be.
SAn e draw away from their oppon-
ssa.e and At the and OF the frst period
<he scare stood Howitzcrs. II; Will
Tam and. Mary. Z.
Ia th.s initial period the wIlltams-
burgers 3td not show the same old ac-
curaev IN tossng the balls into the
haskete they displayed on their trip
hAre last season. Try after try for
goal fsom the neld prove frtntless.
Thu was due largely to the c.ose
suard!rs of the Howit-er boys
When the second half opened the
Eorttts-s again started scoring in
er.1 fashion but after about ten
n.au.es 81 play they stopped and the
rndia.e9 began tossing the leather IN
<he haskets IN grand style II the last
twel~e minutes Of play the william,
and Mary 'basketer. scored sixteen
points rn!snr their Total to twenty
three TIE Hew.tzsrs scored tust
dozen r. the last half, but two more
ro.at. were addea 70 their total when
one .. .he Indians became excited and
tossed tse ball In the Artiileryrnen
basket It Is the hrst tirre this play
has b.en pulled II Richmond 10 many
yesr&
The work Of Happy Lawrence
s.ce4 CT prominent. for the Howit--
ers from start 10 hnish Although he
war PLAYING guard. he shot elk bask-
cts trora the field ana four from foul
Will Mssealf also PLAYED good game
tcr .As How.tzers
For William and Mary tie work Of
Z!oa' -fases ana zehc.er was very
fee. all three OF them putting UP 3
very clever exhibition of the winter
passinAs.
The lineup ana summary follow:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
Howitzer Second
Wins Game From
Blues Reserves

IN 81 Interesting contest. tie Eow-
it.e- second team won a victory over
the Blues Reserves last night on the
formers court the count being IS e
Il. The game was a clean one frou,
start to tnish. and both aggreg at.oas
displayed pep" galore
Powell. Ryan and Anderson featured
for the Howitzers. while Hughes. Rlan.
ton and Peasley performed for the
iafaatrycaen-
The Ere-up and summary follow:
Howttzers Rese-vee-Powei!, tight
forward; Ryan. Left forward: Farrer,
center; Anderson. right guard; Eosen-
berg. LETT guard
Blues Reeerves-EugAes right for
ward; Wood. left forward, PeasIey.
center; Bradbury. right guard; E,an-
ton, life guard
Summary: Goals rom .eld-Powe,l.
4: Ryan. 4 Gasser. /: Fairer. !; An
dsrson, /. Hughes. 8: Wood. q Paaeiey.
l. Goals from fo0l-Eughes. :; Pow
ell !.
Subst.tutions-McPee for Bradbury
Tyree for Elanton. White for Arter-
sen. Anderson for Fairer. NacFarIan
for Rosenberg. Gasser for Ryan Elan-
ton for Tyree.
Acknowledgement Y. P =
Umpirs-Seay, Eowit-ers.
Time OF periods-Twerty minutes.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

chance ~ wiz the coveted trst place
by the end OF tie season The cap
ta.ns Of the teams met last week and
decided TO put up SIS 90 for each
team TO 20 towards holding a ban
quet at the end OF the season The
Virginia Stationery team was oom-
PEELED 10 drop from. the league on &C
count Of rush OF work caused, by
holidays, ana the r & P Telephors
Company has taken the !. vacancy
caused thereby The players on the
Telephone team are warneld. Gar
Land, Monty, Black, Hatcher and
Sherman IS .s-
The teams IN the Palace and Alec
League will take a rest nsrt week,
giving them 8 chance to roll some OF
the special matches that have been
arranged. One big woman match
win take place this week il tho ono
that al bowlers should see. and learn
a few points about the game Il 10
between Rowsev and Lohraarn and
Bailey and Wade
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
WITH TIE EowLERs

The Buxxarda cew high Saturday
night On the Palace Alleys, grabbing
two ganee from the ClamA For the
1uxrArdA Bailey was the shining star.
mann had IN oft-r!ght.
While the Bu3sarda were p!uc<irg
the CLAIMS the Virginia Prstzels an
terta!rs1 the Blues IN capital style
They won two Of the three games
rolled Leibs. with 1es. was high
score tor the Blues. while Wade. with
gauaes Of a0s and I'll. starred for the
Pretxels That Alec League IL q
great suocAss.
with the Palace BowierN
Tho nrst half OF the Palace League
schedule was finished Friday night
with ell the teams having Q good
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19
RICHMOND MAY YET
LOSE ITS FRANCHISE
Jack Dunn 10 Said to De willing
to Return TO baltimore with
His Team.

special to tie Richmond ytrE1aiaa.
Baltimore. Nd, Dec N--It 10
ecn1ralIy conceded here now that
Baltimore Win be back II the In
ternat1oaaI League nsxt scason ind
that Jack Dunn wtu pilot 1t. The
Last chance OF Baltimore getting
into tie big leagues today VIXEN
Prestdn<t Carroll Rasip made q
strong effort to buy the ST. Louis
Nat1ona,s' francktse and failed
Local fars are now making up
their minds to the tact taat this
city win he back II minor ball. and
they win be glad co welcome r,Un-
ME hack, provided tas National
Conuisstor eliminates TIE draft
rule from the International With
this rule still hanging to the
league, there Is no Yelling what the
local fans viii do.
Dunnie' while he VIII not talk
on tie subject. 10 known 80 be Will
ing 70 return here with his Rich
mond team greatly strengthened.
but IL In understood that he means
70 treat his Richmond bacl.ers fair
II ard viii not do one thing thot
Will! emharrass them. But the fact
re1nn1na that Duaaie owns this ter
r!tory, and when peace tesrns are
agreed to. he will not allow any
one to come liz here bur himself.
Dunn and his team viii occupy
the Federal Park. President RASH.
OF the local Feds. II 10 Understood
will head Dummies team here and
provide most of the MONEY.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-12-19

law ring. Al. Of the aese<te-s, sip
DC forgiven according 10 the ,s4&4t@
mems OF those Who sepressat -
Federal EAagu 81. s. 81 Is
According 10 .Eside gossip. J11tv
son has SO TAR relente3 from Mi ~
Federal League operators to f4F
their losses 81 .ar as pesEbla II a.
saie OF the star tAIent of the, outlAN
There are very tew in the NAdG3E
Lea que fer whom there IS ul.ueai4t ~
mAnd. Tho ISOLATED case is that r.
Benny E-auff Tkere Will be 4sNa4
scramble car 8snr1's sery1cet. po4le1
less he VIII revert to the 1nds4A48@
oils club, 81 me Am erican A11o&1&e
tton The Giants Yankees aud W11
Sox have ALREADY sounded out JAN
McG!ll ana william smith, owne14 r.
the Holsters. wit: a view tcwNt4
landing this sluGger.