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The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

supporter Beckham)
third chapter Ecclesases,
plant, time
stones and gather together time embrace
embracing
time and and time
time keep silence and time time and time hate
time of time peace
wish was within my power to bring this eternal truth to the mind
and heart OF every Democrat in Kentucky -. . 49,. -.
We have candidates the for the office
this nigh once WITHIN the party 1t time TO embrace and not time TO re-
n embracing time
for the within the ranks All five of
the Democratic candidates high order and well worthy and quail
Democratic
them the liquor question As this question: for Statewide and
nationwide prohibition and until this for amending and
enagng option
with the county unit make the force of most effective But
it the time option Statewide prohibition The
liquor purely moral and social and the final settlement
religious political
question that we demand be Those who gheous desire its
and final settlement and have always regarded it,
evidently the
Social and question: for provision of the Ctu
the convention Them ratified the Ken
made impossible to hold liquor election the time
political election held Is safer follow the makers of the Const
tuition this question than candidate for office?
This provision of the Constitution wise and auay without
would operation
Under and the Statute made thereto hundred
option
of the and than two thirds population State
the local option law The time the future when there will
section and citizen in this State without the influence of either To-
More than oneaf the and more than of the
prohibition
United will brought
a parties and time and at election other than regular political
held nominate candidates for executive judicial
of this State and election this
the
into operation has been done at held when the only issue was the
liquor question political
Hg and political
option prohibition question and political issues will
spO the politics and defeats the liquor question The history
mary elections for executive offices.
their politics and questions
primary,
Moreover it not the of wisdom and fair
question
declaration of their
option and prohibition
Constitution authorizing the submission
the o wide prohibition.
under
the Appeals
belief question:
of
option prohibition questions these questions
in primary nthe
than principles enough and bgl
enough
ME They believe
ent great principles of Democracy and that
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

All parties owing US accounts will
call at Flowers &IPattersOn's and settle
same at once. We Insist that you do
this without further notice.
Flowers and Walker
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

A large crowd is expected to be in
Columbia, Thursday July Is. Hon. H.
v. McChesney will speak al the court
house. He is a Democratic candidate
for Governor.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14
Additional Locals.

keep on hands a full stock OF
collins, caskets, and robes. 1 also keep
Metallic Caskets, and Steel Boxes and
two hearses. Prompt service night OF
day. Residence Phone 20, Office
phone 9S.
45-1 yr J. f. Triptett,
AID Columbia. Ky,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14
Will Not Mix, and Neither Will PrOhibi.
ton and Politics.
Hon. Basil Richardson Makes Strong Plea For A.
0. Stanley Before the Voters OF Barren
County at Glasgow

"a speech made wenown
Southern wide proh
bonist the liquor question: introducing the Hon A Stanley
audience
Senatorial
Nj Richardson supporter Governor Beckham)
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

Thursday. July IS, the the day h, '
MCCheSney, Democratic candidate FOX
Governor will speak in Columbia.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

II you want to be informed as to
the doings in the United States and
also in the European war zone, read
the July number of the Review o.
Reviews.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14
Foxes Wanted.

Greys SIPS to -. Reds Sl.50 t.
$3.50. w. I. Hodgen,
Box 232 Campbellsville, Ky.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

VIII save you 40 per cent. on the
S1,0O on slippers and shoes, at tbs
Bee Hive Shoe Store.
34-tf
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1915-07-14

House and lot for sale on Greensbufg
street. Call on ]. E. Flowers.
35-tf
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

killed her He also declared the
record showed that the girl had not
arrived at Franks office at the time
Conley IN his testimony had said he
already mad disposed of the body.
The attorney presented to the gov
cruor a weekly financial sheet Of the
factory which he declared Frank had
made up the day the girl was muir
dercd
I'VE contend" he said that a per-
son could not have made out this
complicated statement after he had
committed such foul murder"
Rests With Governor.
Solicitor Dorsey asserted that the
state contended the financial state
mont had been compiled prior to the
crime. q ~ n
That, however, the state never
proved" replied Mr.. Howard.
with a last appeal for clemency the
attorney concluded and the case was
submitted finally to the governor,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

cause Of her death. but rather on ac-
count Of the poverty that she must
lave experienced, judging from her
Wrinkled face, her calloused hands
end her ragged dress.
After 80 minutes Of heroic effort
the firomen gave up the job There
was no latent spark of life in the
Womans breast. She was taken to the
Mowbray mOrgue.
An undertaken who was working
over her placed his hand upon her
mead lie felt beneath the locks Of
dirty gray hair a lump. He inyesti-
gated and found that it was an old
tobacco sack. In it was $3.50 in cur
Iency tightly wadded. After yemov-
ing countless hairpins a red rat" was
found. 1t was thrown to the floor
few minutes later one Of the at
tendants picked it up and began pob-
ing into 1t with pair of scissors. He
exposed long, narrow sack, made ont
of a piece of an old stocking.
Second Bunch of Money Found.
Ripping this open he found it con-
tanned another bunch of currency.
mostly in 81 and So denominations,
but with few twentles mixed in.
When this was counted it was found
hat the total amount that the woman
had concealed in her hair was s795.
\ lone five-cent piece was found
wrapped up in a handkerchief that
was tied about one of her lower limbs.
The woman's mother lives at HUI
mansyille, Mo. A brother residing at
Joplin, Mo, was notified of the death
and is expected here today to make
the funeral arrangements.
This is the strangest case of its
character that l have ever run across
in my professional experience" said
Clarence Wtnterringer of the Now
bray Undertaking company last night.
Il have handled all kinds Of cases. but
when they brought this poor, old
woman in ] would have sworn that
she had lived in abject poverty all her
llfe-which, no doubt, was true. as
she apparently never spent any of tho
money she earned. She must have
lived on few dollars a month"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

Developed on Honeymoon.
The plaintiff alleges that this spirit
manifested itself on their honeymoon
trip to the worlds fair at st. Louis
when he insisted upon them living in
the home of a casual acquaintance
whom he had met the previous year
at Hot Springs, Ark. She demanded
that ne take her to a comfortable and
conGenial place, but he refused to do
so. This act, she believes, was for no
other reason than the fact that the
rooms at said place cost him moth
Ing"
1t is charged that during the period
of time while the four children were
born there were few occasions when
any real affection was shown by the
defendant toward the plaintiff, and
that after the birth Of the eldest
child, the narrowing habits and close
penury of the defendant took on new
life"
During the time they resided at
Miami, and after establishing their
home in Tulsa, and especially after
the birth OF the third child, the de-
fendant insisted and demanded that
the plaintiff forego all social relations
with her friends; that he has, especi-
ally during the past two years, even
denied her the society or companion
ship of her most intimate lady
friends. The plaintiff states that in
her opinion this spirit was but the
manifestation of his desire to avoid
the expenses incident to the exercise
by the plaintiff of any social priH-
Ieges"
The plaintiff asks that the defend
ant be made to show tntc0qrt the ex-
other wealth. She asks for custody
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

- NHNAbt'A D t'A4 ''rN N''N'f
have dropped bombs ON Nancy, ST. Die
and Eelf0u.
Ruesian- CAPTURED.
mn, ,,.t.,,l .r 100 ana pussi,ns
"o ,.,,.t..r ~ ..,,ns from
Iuu }. w is ronnrtGd NV thc
H"', u, '',f',. oIii. ErrIir's re-
80 .,, .,i,..s ,,t,. .,, C,.rrnar General Vol
,,,.ll..77r,,,,, ar,d,t f., the r1nture of
no6o Eva. Iunn 70 \yhrtbrr the
latter are included i'm the Austrian Of
rcial estimates is not made clear,
Military observers at PetrogTad t&-
press the belief that 2,NJOOO9 Ter
mans and Austrlans are operating
against the Russians In !he east 40
one $50 far has ATTEMPTED TO SaN WIN
amy cNaoutJde how many Russ ans
are under arms to oppose lhe I'M
mCuse force. hut early IN lle war
RussIl.s pN.aatu powers Tor Ie'I"l,
ing were placed high up IN the NH
lions.
Each day adds TO the extent oil ter
utury which :ho A'SUo-' terminus
have regliugd from Russlas invading
army and they are sun pr SsInS ih,'I
campaign against LemnerS, JAe ia
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

Of all four children and alimony equal
to ,one-third of the defendants
wealth.
Daniel is an Oklahoma vice-presl-
dent Of the National Rivers and Har-
bors congress. His monthly income
In Tulsa alone is estimated to be
$4,000, and at least that much from
other points.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
SNOW ~ JUNE

special To the Wcrld.
NrSEOGEE. June 16. For
huf am hour tl.s morning "a
fine fury OF snow swept into
offices ln the ,op stories Of the
h.ph school building. but melted
when IL reached The ground. This
is the first time known OF snow
here I'm June.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

asserted repeatedly that Conley's
story was an invention of his own
mind designed to divert suspicion from
himself. In closing Mr. Howard de-
Clared.
Seeks Fairness Only.
Take the name of Leo Frank out
OF this case, forget all that has passed
in the last two years, give me n public
mind that is a clean slate and put this
case in any county I'm Georgia and l
will acquit this defendant in 80 min
utes."
Mr.. Howard declared that by the
testimony Of the states own witnesses
the record showed Mary Phagan was
not in the pencil factory At the time
the prosecution contendod Frank
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

Z. Creager Of Muskogee Tor the Re
publican congressional nomination in
1909 but was defeated He afterward
succeeded in winning the nomination
in the first congressional district and
was defeated by James Davenport OF
Ninita in the Democratic landslide OF
1912.
The petition sets forth the allega-
ton that Daniel owns valuable busi-
ness blocks in Spokane, Wash.i
Miami, Fla; Tulsa, Okla, and Trail,
British Columbia, and the plaintiff
believes that he also possesses valu-
able holdings in san Francisco and
Seattle She places $5,000,00O as a
conservative estimate Of his wealth.
Mrs. Daniel is sister of Major
John Phillips Of the United states
army, and who was on the staff Of
General Gothals in Panama in con-
strucung the Panama canal.
Married in 1914.
The couple were married in Mont
gomery, Ala, on June 20, 1904. Prior
to coming to Tulsa they lived in vari-
Gus places, spending the winters at
Miami, Fla. They have four children,
Richard T., born in 1906; Samuel f..
P.,. born in 1908; Elizabeth r.. born
in 1910 and William H., born on May
20, 1919.
1t is alleged that from the very
date Of the marriage the defendant
has shown IAN extreme and persist
cnt habit Of penury," and that this
spirit has grown and augmented and
dominated the life and character ana
| the every act of the defendant, to
such extremes that 1t has resulted in
an endless succession Of acts of eX-
trcme cruelty and gross neglect of
marital duty toward the plaintiff" 1t
A Is stated that the "overmastering and
controlling ambition and purpose Of
the defendant, in all of his dealings
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
Woman Humane Society
Kept Alive Falls Dead

Continued from Page One).
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After Weeks Of Quiet
British Fronts Active

lConunucd From Page Onc)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
Franks Fate Rests
With the Governor

Continued From Page One)
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

inside and outside Of his home, has
been to acquire and hold money"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17
R. I. Daniel Is Defendant
In Divorce Case

Continued from Page One).
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-06-17

Vote YES" on all three
questions Friday.
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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-13
Irrigation Congress
Begins Its Session


St".kton. Calf, Sept. l3-lrrigation
and reclamation. Two vast methods bv
which the acreage uf fertile land H. br
Ing increased ia the United States and
canada. have attracted e. Stockton MANY
financierS. officials and experts for the
22nd International Congress. fColoni-
zatiOn and Land Settlement" il the sub
jcct ~ the two DAYS meeting nov under.
way here. On Wednesday the delegates
will journey 60 Fresno for another two
days meeting. ut which papers will be
read on "Irrigation Methods and Re
suits Friday and Saturday the Con
@resS will hold sessions al Sacramento.
in which the financial factors Of this dc
velopmcnt work will be considered. Next
Monday the Irrigation Congress Will
have its final session al the San Fran
cisco exposition.
Governors BOYLE of Nevada. Mcdonald
Of New Mexico, Carlson Of Colorado and
Alexander of Idaho will deliver address.
ses during the Congress. The opening
session today was attended BY over a
thousand delegates, representing many
states and Canada. Premier Walter
Scott of Saskatchewan. is one cf the
prominent Canadians PRESENT. J.. Il.
Case, OF Abilene, Kans., j. presiding at
the sessions here.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-13
GOVERNMENT RESTS IN ELEC-
TON CASE: END NOW IN SIGHT
Continued from Page ID

the interpreter. IN this way, when asked
If he had declared his. intentions: GLOW
should | know how To do that. when | can
not even speak your language"
One Of the characteristics Of the Mex
lean race-that Of indetiniteneSs-is shown
several times daily in the testimony on the
stand. The Mexicans use the phrase a.
III English, mas Or menoS'-"more or
less On any question Of distance. time.
space. or anything, for that matter. he will
announce II o'clock-more or less"
One feature during the trial which has
saved a great loss of time. confusion and
misunderstanding. i the perfect interpret
inc by Captain Tom Ross, late of the
border ranger service. Captain Ross
speaks Mexican n the Mexicans them
selves do-he l. familiar with all idioms
and b. phrases. and when b. questions the
Witnesses. he does it III such a manner a.
To relieve all self Consciousness and pos
Sible confusion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-13
WILL
RECEIVE $3.50
STATE SPECIAL FUND PROMISED TO
SAN BENIT0-TO BE USED IN
MANUAL TRAINING.

San Bcnito. Texas. Sept. 13.-Supt.
IL. II. Til mas Of the local schools has
returned from Austin where he went 10
secure 4 portion of the State special aid
fund for schools Ills mission was sue
c~cSSful. the ln-al schools being promised
between $3.50 and Sl1Jh. Ii will he ap-
piled on the installing of additional
equipment in the manual training. do
nestle science and agricultural depart
mentS.
Supt. Thomas %nnouncc hat this
wear he will inauguratc home projects
IN these departments. the girls to grow
4 small patch of tomatoes at their homes
and can the products at the school. also
they will be- instructed in the use of the
incubator. and be allowed To keep the
chickens hatchcd. for the price Of the
eggs. which the superintendent states
will be If 4 high class breed. This idea.
he figures will promote better poultry
in and around San Benito. The boys
will he asked to plant and attend 10 one
are of corn. following somewhat the
plan of thc federal government.
The pupils engaging in these pursuits
will he given a credit according To the
proficiency and grades thew show in
their efforts. Under Supt. Thomas Iii.
r%cction. local school bows should make
some good records with corn a. this 81"
tion j. known to hc particularly adapted
to produce wonderful Yields of corn.
with proper attention and cultivation.
The innovation will no doubt add Ia the
standing If thc local schools. which III
ready rank high in high schools Of the
State.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-13
NEW PLANT MAY
BE ESTABLISHED
MISSION MEN FIGURE ON BROOM
CORN CURING PLANT-FRElGHT
RATE BEATS OKLAHOMA.

Mission. Texas. Sept. II. +. &. Over
miller. q. Il. Andrews. NJ. L. Wiley and
others interested in growing of broom
corn have taken up the work of trying
To organic a company for the i~nStalla
lion and operation of a driving. thrcSh
ing and baling plant in Mission. About
$1,000 cash will BE- required and the acre
age of cIrn in this vicinity already in
SurcS enough business for the plant to
ear that amount
Considerable broom corn was raised
10 the Immediate vicinity Of Mission
this summer and il was uniformly eX-
ccllent in yield and quality. In fact. it
shows up Ia he The finest broom corn
grown ~ the United States. The prod
net y At present bringing about $50 a
ton and the WELD averages 4 half ton to
the acre. This crop does not deteriorate.
can he held any length of time. does not
require refrigeration i'm shipping and
lS always i'm demand. For once. too in
shipping broom corn bv water from Gal
weston 10 New York il van be delivered
for go a ton. while it requires a larger
sum to ship broom corn from the Okla
homa district by rail To Chicago.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-13
SPORT SCHEDULE
FOR THE WEEK
Monday.

Horse-Grand circuit race meet. all
week al Syracuse. n. ". Fall race meet
continues All week at Lexington. Ky. Great
Western circuit meet. five days, al Wi,con-
sin State fair, Milwaukee. Race meet con
tinues until Thursday nj Dnfferin Park.
Toronto. Race meet continues until Fri
day al Empire City track. Yonkcr~, N. Y.
Race meet continues until Friday AT Dor
val. j. c. Montreal. Michigan short ship
circuit meet opens at Jackson. Mich.
Polo-Tournament All week al Spokane
Polo club and Whippany River club.
Tennis - Tri-State championship. an
week. at Cincinnati. Ohio. INTERCOLLEGIATE
championship. at Merton Cricket club. Phil
adclphia. New Jersey championship ter
women. III E~nglewood. N. y.
Guu-25th Interstate shoot CONTINUES NOT
week al Sea Girt. y. j.. International ritle
meet continues all week al san Francisco
fair.
Rowing Pacific Coast association W.
gatta continues until Wednesday. Al San
Francisco.
Motorcvcle-Two days race meet Al De-
.troit. Mich. Race meet. two day. Al Huron.
IL. ID.
Boxing-K. q. Brown ~. Sailor Einerte.
10 rounds, AT Cincinnati.
Tuesday.
Hor-e-Ea~tern Ohio circuit meet. three
DAYS. at Lisbon. Ohio. Western Michigan
circuit meet. four DAYS. at lIalland. Mich.
Race meet. four day. 1T Colorado state
fair. Pueblo. Col. Corinthian Steeplecha~e
and nursery handicap. closing meet nj Bel
mont Park. n. ~.
Polo-SiX day tournament nj Buffalo
Country club.
Billiard~-Waltcr Cochran ". Al Tay-
Tor, first Of four matches "a ls.2. al Mil
waukee.
distinguishing Billy Murray WIZ. ~
Roe, 20 rounds. at sydney. Australia.
Wednesday.
Horse-Opcning Of tall race season Al
%IIavre de Grace. Md.
Rowing Regatta at Detroit River a-.
-ociation AT Detroit.
TenniS-N. r. Pennsylvania champion
ship. at Scranton. Pa.
Thursday.
Auto-Night race meet AT Milwaukee.
Golf-lnvitation tournament I'D Piping
Rock. y. Y.
Boxing Johnny Dundee 81. Joe Mamdut,
10 rounds. I'D New York. Frank MantrlI
.v~. al Rogers. 20 rounds. ut Springfield. ID
Friday.
Enthusiastically race meet nj To
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-09-13
British Soldiers
OF Bunker Hill
Now Honored
lSnnciaI M Thn Hnrnll.l

Boston. Sept. IL. \ tablet 10 honor
the memory of 80 British soldiers and
sailors. who fell al the battle Of Bunker
Hill. will IT, dedicated at the Old North
Church. from the tower uf which flashed
the lantern signal which sent Paul Re
we're ON his memorable ride
The tablet will be placed in position
near the chanccl ia the church on Mon.
day. The pro ert had the approval Of
patri tic societies here and Of King
George. Many of The British wounded
were cared for in Boston. and Il number
of them were buried here.