The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1915-11-11
N OUR OWN STATE
ELECTION CLOSE. - STANLEY OR
MORROW

Contests certain. Tne DenOcfallc
majority is whitfield down TO a pos
sible 100 or less for Stanley as Gov
ernor.
The Republicans, however, claim
that Morrow is Governor by a small
margin Of vote.
Suits are begun in McCracken,
Daviess and Hart Counties To COM
pei recount.
Black is elected by a Democratic
majority Of 5000 as Lieutenant-Gov-
ernor. A Republican contest Is
promised before the General Assem-
bly, in January in event that Stanley
is declared Governor.
Vote Yes For Amendments
Both amendments 90 the consttu-
tion are voted by substantial ma
jority.
Authorizing convict labor on
roads-Yes. 1850. No, 27.262.
Tax Amendment-Yes, 1921. No
q, 5,9OS.
New Bridge Across the Ohio
Evansville, Ind, Nov. 9.-Repre-
sentatiyes Of large engineering
firm at Pittsburg, Pa, arrived here
today to talk over plans with the new
Chamber of Commerce about the
building Of bridge across the Ohio
river here for the use of both trac-
tion ears and automobiles.
Cattle Bring Big Price
Sixty-four cattle. sold this week
by Watkins. Carrithers & Co.. for
Lee Harmed and Eliza Harmed. Of Bos-
ton, brought total Of S7.335.36. or ar
average Of siii62 per head Tn,
purchasers were Kingan & Co.. oi
Indianapolis. Eliza Harmed sold forty
head, averaging 1881 pounds. at sS.i(
per hundred, receiving total ot
si636ii. or an average Of Sii5.9i
apiece. Lee Harmed sold twenty.
four head averaging 1888 pound,
at 1910 per hundred. receiving
g., ,69S.92, or an average of sii2.ii ;
head.-Elizabethtown News.
Newark, N. j., Church Calls DR.
Reynolds
A call to the pastorate Of the parl
Presbyterian Church. Of Newark, n
j.. was extended last night to DR.
Charles Lee Reynolds. pastor for ter
years, OF the Second Presbyterian
Church Louisville, according To in.
formation received following the re
port Of the committee at Newark
last evening.
Large Fund for Farmers
Washington, Nov. 7.-(Speciai.i J.
More than-half of the funds availabl'
in Kentucky during the fiscal year o
1856 for cooperative agricultural
extension are 10 he used 10 further
county agent activities according I,
figures of the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture.
or si2i,s ,sss available in Kentuck,
from Federal, State and local con
tributions s69,527 is to be used in Tn,
work of the county demonstration
agents. The next largest item ol
kentucky's calendar of distribution
Is S22.1i7 for home economics %
home demonstration work for farm
girls. While club work receives
large share. il is subdivided int,
several departments.
Kentucky takes high rank in 60
operative agricultural extension thi
year, and the Southern States lea,
all other sections in funds appro
priated for this purpose.
| The total amount set aside in tn
United States this year is si.7S2 .OO(
of which Si,0S0,OOO is from Fedora
Smith-Lever funds, S925,OOO fron
appropriations of the Department O
Agriculture for farmers cooper
ative demonstration work and Sii(
600 from other bureaus of the de
pdrtineIt. Inese amounts make
total from Federal sources of s2,ii5,
900.
How Kentucky's share of the fun
is to be expended is stated to be a
follows:
Administration ...... g. S,ti
Publications ....... .... i.7O
: County agents ....... E. 69,52
Home demonstration go. E. 22,7i
Movable schools .... 49,. So
Boys club work .......... 2.Ss
Pig clubs ...... .... 2,52
Poultry clubs ....... e.. 2.22
Livestock .............. 3,22
Poultry ........... ,.. 2,22
palfylng 80. ............. t,1g
I, lAPgonomy OK