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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
To Amend Section -.

Section 81 is to be amended by in
Guiding pipe lines in the definition Of
the term transportation company"
My idea has been that this is suffi-
Client TO make all the provisions OF sec
tions is to SO apply TO pipe lines. II
there be any doubt on this point, II
might be well to add a section specifi-
cally stating that II Is the object and
intention to confer the same iurisdic-
tion on the corporation commission
over pipe lines as over railroads.
AS section 80 now stands. before a
transmission company" Is subject 20
the jurisdiction Of the corporation
commission II must be "over 4 route
acquired In whole or In part under the
right OF eminent domain. or under
any grant from the government Of the
United States" This would probably
exempt the Prairie OIL & Gas Co. from
the operation OF this section of the
constitution. Consequently this Ian
guage Is omitted in the amendment.
The manner of acquiring the route Is
no criterion for fixing the Jurisdiction
OF the corporation commission over a
No other changes are made In sec
tiOn "a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
Can Investigate Railroads.

As section 80 now stands. II ~ made
the duty of the corporation commits
sion. when certain conditions exist, 10
request such Investigations OF inter-
state rates Of railroads. The pending
bill proposes to extend the PROVISIONS
Of this section SO. as TO include pipe
lines There is no other change in
this section.
Section SO. as it now stands. requires
railroads to build and operate spurs or
sidetraCks to industries along their
lines when, In the Judgment OF the
.ttion commission. such business
justifies It. The only proposed change
in the substance of this section Is to
apply the same principle to the. pipe
lines and compel them to build and
operate lateral lines to oil properties
or oil tanks along their lines when
ever IN the Judgment os the corpora
tiOn commission. that business justifies
H. The owner of the industry now
has TO pay the cost Of the railroad
spur or switch, and. under the pro-
posed amendment. the owner OF the
oil property will have to pay. the cost
OF the lateral line.
You. will readily see that under this
provision oil producers who may de-
sire to market their own Oil as they
will all have to do in the very near
future, may escape the present rob-
berry OF lsis cents per barrel charged
by the pipe lines for Pumping their oil
from the producers lease or tanks TO
the pipe lines pumping station. II his
business justifles the expense OF such
a lateral line.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
Authority Conferred

Notice the vast difference between
The authority conferred by this secs
tion and tho powers conferred by
sections 1SO 10 and 20 Of the same
article which constitute the basis Cor
the regulation OF railroads.
But You may ask: Why DO NOT seco
tions IS ~ and 20 apply to pipe Zines
as well as to railroads?
The answer Is very simple VI yOu
will read sections is to SO of article %
you will find that they apply to ''transs
mission" companies
Section "a very carefully defines
what the tegun "transmissiOn company"
shalt mean in that article That defis
milton was drawn by an artist who had
an object in view and knew how 90
accomplish n, That definition of 81
transmission company" absolutely
precludes a pipe line from being re
garded as a '"transmission company"
or coming under the provisions Ot sece
tons IS to 80 of that article
The one purpose Of this Sykes bili is
TO give the corporation commission the
same Jurisdiction and powers over the
pipe lines that they now have over
the railroads.
Section S2 as II now stands. as wen
as it would be II amended as proposed
relates solely to n provision In the
commerce laws OF congress- This
Commerce law contains u provision
that whenever the railroad commits
sion OF any state requests the inter"
state commerce commission to investie
gate the rates. rules. regulations or
practices Of any common carrier af-
fecting Interstate commerce, It shall
be the duty of the interstate commerce
commission TO institute such investi-
cation. This is one of the three ways
in which an investigation may be in
stltuted before the interstate com
m nrnn nnn m salnn-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

Gulf Coasts increase in new produc-
ton is due to two new wells In the
Humble field. which started at 5000
and 5000 barrels respectively. These
added no new territory. The other
pools were quiet. with only ordinary
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

Haskell SLncV Niyor Gas COM
pauN No .. VI. Ware, located ln 'he
rurthers' corner of northeast lS-ft-
4. completed and shut al a. $500
ga. we'll
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

SC'uitCr-Iteuryetta Oil & Gas Co.
No. q. Lou Thompson. l-l1-l3, is
showing for TOO barrels natural.
Muskogce Development company,
80. ], Town Lots. lS.l1-13. is dry and
abandoned at a total depth OF 1890
feet
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
Nrol.rn N.rnM and rcrrNmnn Nnc

g0-iS-.s. has been shu, IN rs IA 5,ooo,-
600 pusscr.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07

ri,h, Pulaski oil company, No 6.
stewart i-i6-I3. drilled 10 a total
depth of 2.i0t feet and well Is SHOVE
iur 70, so barrels.
cuu Iros.. No. :, Pouncil 15-i6-i4.
completed and showing Ior 40-barrel
!umrer after the shot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1915-02-07
Glcnn Pool and North E,tension

Inola-F Fentou, No. ]. Robinson. 15-
1915, is dry and abandoned at a total
dspth of $50 feet.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
THE OVERHOLSER.

The presentation Of The Gamblers
at the Oyerholser sunday evening by
the American Players company gave
evidence or another successful week
The plot Of The Gamblers is one of
gripping interest MS It ccnters around
the game " high finance IN New
York city, and Is featured by many
tense and exciting scenes.
blanche Hall and Albert Patterson
cid the cast. aud received much ap-
plause In their telling scenes. For
rest Chambers as the Jealous husband
was n typical villain.
A canHtion matinee X scheduled
for Wednesday when each person
will be- given n beautiful carnatlon.
A toy matinee Saturday will please
the youngsters Each child present
will be- given a toy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

I urvcssIHlr- first NJ ull that the bat
terles must be located In this man
uer the allies are obliged tu begiu
anew each day labor they thought
eliminated
Handicapped by Artillery,
The allies also are handicapped by
matter VI artillery technic. The
large guns on their battlcships are
flint trajectory pieces, that r., they
arc designed to be- used principally
against all object more or less on the
level with the gun Itself As a re
suit the Turkish batteries on the ell
ovation cannot be- taken under Il very
effective fire, The gun used here, on
the other hand, being high traiec
tory piece, ls able to drop It's shells
upon the deck Of the vessel her most
vulnerable point
Apparently realizing this, the allies
ON March began indirect fire from
the gulf Of Saros, hoping. 10 reduce
thereby the works at Kilid Buhr The
attempt led to a totally new feature
In naval warfare White the Queen
Elizabeth one " Engnnd's largest
ship threw shells over the pcuiusu.
lar, Turkish heavy battery also took
up Indirect fire and the German gun
uers " the Turkish batteries forced
the British vessel to withdraw In a
damaged condition.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
STEAMER BEARING HUERTA
EXPECTED TO DOCK TODAY

NEW YORK. April - The Span
ish steamer Antonio Lopez, which sail
cd from CadIE March 81 with Victor
iano Huereta ahourd was reported by
yireless early today tu be 1877 miles
east u aSndy Hook. II was thought
she would dock late this afternoon
Whether the former dictator ot Mexico
would seek IN land here was unknown
In advance Of the steamers arrived
The Antonio Lopez was expected 10 re-
main here only few hours before
proceeding on her way to Hnyaua
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
DINNER TABLE
APPRAlSEMENT''
superintendent Wilson Seeks TO In
sure Reliable Estimates Of School
Land Values.

Appraisers who are 10 fiI the value
Of the school land that win he sold
about August met at the office u
the school land department today aud
received Instructions Superintendent
r. H. Wilson met with the appraisers
and told them that the members Of
the department had recently made a
trip through the section where the
hand IS to he sold
When the last appraisement was
made, said Superintendent Wilson
ut was stated that some Of the ny.
praisers fixed the value of the land
from the buggy seats a. they drove by
the farms Others made their ap-
pruisemcnts rs they sHt at the dinner
table. II any of the appraisers do
that kind Of work this year they
might as we'll send IN their resignH
tiOns."
J = Stewart OF Enid. secretary Of
the Oklahoma Iessees. association
was invited to address the meeting
He said the appraisers stood between
the state on one side and the lessees
on the other and were expected to FIX
fair values and that there IL danger
NJ appraising the improvements toe
high.
Secretary Smith told the appraisers
that when land is appraised for more
than II win bring, the work Of the ap
praiser has been useless and becomes
a burden to the lessees and the state
II Is expected that the most trouble IN
the sale uf the school land will be eI
perlenced with the lessecs who have
between $4,000 and $1,000 worth OF
improvements on their land There
wil be few buyers for such land aside
from the leSsees themselves, for moi
many buyers will come prepared tC
pay that much for improvements
The appraiSlng ~ school land vii
begin next Monday In the six coun
ties, Kay, Grant. Woods, Alfalfa No
Bile and Garfield There Will b,
about &OOOOOO worth of land solo
Rt the sales 10 begin about August |
II X expected that IN many instances
II viii be impossible for the spprsis
ers aud the lessees to agree on IN,
value " the land and the improve
ments I'm that case the land will M
taken off the list and will he ap
praised and sold later The apprais
ers will work IN threes and are eN
pectcd 10 appraise section each DAY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
SAVING CLAUSE
IS IN TURNOVER
Frank StOCkdale Tells AdvertiS-
ing Men How To Reduce
Business Costs.
MOST HELP IN ADVERTISING

Mara ,h.n r,t,, ,,.,ri,,r. nf IN. OK
I,bnus M, AG,.rri.t,,., rIuh h.nrd
Frnnk stnriduL, .Itrnr nr Sy.tem IN
his lecture on "Ad,rrri.,ug ppd the
Ouick Turnoyer Afr ~ro'hJnle is a
mepnetic snauk.r and bI. Irrture n|
rhr LunnunI rom, nr IN. I...Ilurkius
uas umstr.t,d M, .t,r.,prir,p ,ia,ys|
showing charts which ne r,pluIueJ
StorkdaIp suid the science of ndy.r.
usiny ls nst h.yippIr. II, he under.
stnod In r.ct ,h.r,'is H., snr6 science
u,v. hnt II 4. h.,,,,, .,,,rl.,I ,ut n thp
Ish,rstnrv IN tnr r..r bu.Ipess man
have guarded th.tr ruJa secrets but
n,u Eusirpss mon g.n.r,II, ars start
Inc on hpIc fsrt, which show the
trsnd of husiuas.
Tho incrsn,. ~ bp.,n,.. nynapse In
th. Isst dac,d. ,,,. BE- snli.rt denIt
Win a,hnusti,,l, Il. .,n, I..rur.r In
thet time ths ,nIpn, pf busu.ss Inns
Iu,r,os,J and IN. -r..-r ~ doing hnsi
n.,. Ina. h.en aImo.r porsIIel Win II
H., saib his f,tn.r rn, owner or n
nrossrond, st,rs t.nt records for oply
rn. uurpns. tn .now how much his
customers owed him other merchant,
Eaan r.,,rd, hr .siJ ru d.t.rnipe
how mnrh tho, b.,.. mod,. or Inst AT
tho and N the van, and for p, other
nurnnss
Nod.r, N.,cb,nt., W.vs
Th. mnJ,rn ,n.r,Lnnt. ,,pnts IN krow
how much n. hps m,.I. and am what
lines he made II physiciap who
dld pot know how wpny times tho
hoor, shnnIl hent r,rm,IIy ur 81
minut. nor h,u man, r.snlratI,ns
there shonld he IN ,psr time youId not
he ohle to know whom fine ppti,nt uns
JcL he s,IJ
un Told ~ a bn.l.r. yh, h,arJ hIs
loctnr. and t,rJ him Iprar n,at whiIa
II w.s not for hsrrors No had lo.rnnd
much fr,r q ~ hs,. learned =,
onoly,, th. st,tor,ut. M thr mnrch
at. ,,n, ,sL f,r .,..Iitu ~, ho,Lar
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
ALL ARE SAFE ABOARD
AMERICAN SHIP ON ROCKS

kOBE, Japan April ~ The Amer.
Ican steamer Minnesota, plying he
tween Japanese ports aud Seattle,
struck & rock NJ half past nine o'clock
.ast night or lwajima, near the
southwestern entrance To- tho Inland
sea, In wireless message, Captain
Garick has asked Tor Il salvage steam
er lie says aIl the passengers and
crew are safe
The Minnesota sailed from Nagasa
h sunday morning bound Tor Kobe
Yokohama and Seattle She passed
through the straits M Shomonoeskl
safely and was In The luIuud -ru
when the accident occurred
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12

diplomatic rouriers is mudr In dis
patch To the Journal from bucharest
II Ii said that the ,lrc aud increasing
number OF parcels carried hy these
courier recently have attracted the
attention NJ HoumRnm custom offl
cials
These embassy pouches witch are
exempt from customs examination.
The dispatch saws, sometimes weigh az
much ne 5000 pounds and never less
than five thousand pounds A lis
Greet npuory il reported 10 have re
Nrhled the nature NJ the 'pouchrs
'nuteuts Severe measures hnrn hccu
taken boy the RoumRnm COVER mcut
to aud the practice.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
NEW ORLEANS RAPIDLY
BECOMING RAT PROOF CITY

WASHINGTON, April T.. - More
thau hllf Of the approximately TO-.
OOO buildings in New Orleans have
been maed rat proof there has not
btcu a case of plague there since Octo-
hrr I last and II win not be- long be
fore New Orleans viii be one NJ the
most rat proof cities In the world. an
uouuccd Dr. w G. RuCkcr assistant
surgeon general NJ the public health
service today Dr Rucker has charge
of The eradication ~ the plague
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
MOVABLE FORTS
PUZZLE ALLIES
Deadly Shell, Fall On Battleshlns
From Points French and English
Thought Quleted On Previous Days.


CHANAK, krlessl. April r. The
first phase NJ tnr efforts NJ the Brit
lsh aud French ro force the DurdHu.
cllrs hn, demonstrated this task is
fur more difficult than has been sun.
posed according 10 Turkish opinion
The heavy commandments ON March
Il and Z NJ the defense works near the
town mud Kalld Rahr. ~ well as the
futile attempt, to clear the Channel
~ mines the night " March lOll
show that the waterway from the
Mediterranean u Cuustantinoplc is
better defended than British and
French authorities may have thought
For the last -., days the works xiv
INK entrance to rnc inner Durdanellrs
have mot been homharded and during
the last two nights no serious attempt
at mine clrnrIug has hceu made
Minor Forts Harmed
while u is true the allies sllencpd
the forts Rt Kun Kallesi Sidd.El Barr
and two positions NJ minor Importance
near there n would be fsllscious for
the British IN assume they had lesscned
materially the proportions " their
task The positions at Kun kale and
Sldd NJ Rsrr were reduced easily be.
cause II was possible 10 take them un.
der eufllsde fire In addition slight
advantage I'm range made II possible to
throw w great weight of meta into
these forts TINT almost from the first
there was little chance that the
Turks could hold them
But the allies thus far have gained
little hy this Today Turkish Infant
ny holds the ground about the Sileucrd
batteries An attempt by the allies ou
March TO occupy Kun kalr nwi
Sidd NJ Barr pndpd In n ruut NJ the
landing party Two other attempts to
land troops met with mo- greater sue
ross
Expensive For Allies.
Meanwhile the expenditure ot mon
py by France and Great Britain has
been great The Associated Press
correspondent has been able to ascer
tain himself that II has led 10 small
results The uor9cspondent estimates
that during nj, stay In the fire zone
the British and FrNnch have fired
over 45O0 shells at the positions.
Whatever success the British and
French have attained N far II attri
hutcd here 10 the longer range NJ
their heavy guns and the fact that
unmolested by the Turkish gunners
owing to q shorter range ~ the pieces
~ the forts they have been able IN
erally 10 cause a rain Of shells
Tho allies ships enter the bay north
NJ Kum,Kale and sdd vi. Barr and
usually begin IN fire IN all directions
For this tho batteries of the Turks
are responsible to a great extent. Zach
day tho British vessels discover that
the nleccs have shifted from the point
where It has thought they had heen
silenccd on the previous day THIS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
CANNED" LECTURES AND
SLIDES FOR HEALTH WORK

WASHINGTON. April IA stere.
op2ticon loan library, the first ~ the
kind I'm government department, has
been established in the public health
service Thousands of slides have
been catalogucd, duplicated aud mum.
hered Books containing them are a.
be forwarded to responsible persons
and institutions wishing 10 use them
in any any community service Later
this loan service is TO ~ enlarged nv
CANNED" lectures tn ho used with the
slides, all 10 be loaned for public use
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
PONTOON SCOW. PLANNED
TO RAISE FL, Is FINISHED

HONOLULU, April - one pou
toon scow, equipped with lifting apn
ratus, drums and donkey engines TO
he used In the attempt to raise the
Submarine F4 sunk IN the harbor
here has been finished A second was
brought from Pearl Harbor late yes
tcrday and It's outftting has been be-
VuD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
Tulsa PLANS MUNICIPAL
FESTIVAL FOR LAST or MONTH

TULSA, Ok, April ~. Extensive
arrangements are being made In this
city for the hig musical festival on
the occasion OF the dedication Of the
municipal pipe organ, Apr1 20 and 80
The monster organ will be placed In
the convention hall and ut the same
time the base Of the Washington lrv-
Ing monument will be laid History,
art music, science and education will
mlugle In the ceremonies that viii be-
held under the auspices Of the city
government and the various educa
tIonaI aud religious organizations OF
the city.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
BERLIN PHILHARMONIC
PLAYERS TO TOUR BELGIUM

BERLIN, April r. The famous
Philharmonic orchestra Of Berlin Is
preparing to make concert tour "
Belgium early tn May, according To
announcement made today by thr
Oversees News agency. The Rhine
Moselle and Neckar and their ubutar
les are rising rapidly The Mayenco
region is threatened with inunduuOns
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
AMERICAN STEAMERS APPEAL
TO 1. s. EMBASSY FOR RELIEF

LONDON April l2-The American
steamers Nsvcio md Joseph W Ford
ucy. both under detentton boy the
Hritish marine authorities AZ Kirk.
wall have appealed to the American
embassy here tu procure their reIease
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
EnIse Plclnre Of LIfe

$ Mudgr loomis alleges that her
married life has not been ny happy
Ms II was painted to her by Leo S. Loo
mis- when he promised 10 marry her
He ha- not tried to earn an honest Nv
Ing she ALLEGES She seeks nlimony of
twenty dollars Il week and attorney
fees n flfty dollars
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
COURT AT KINGFISHER AND
PURCELL by JUDGE BOWLES

chief Justice Kane of the supreme
court has assigned Judge W NJ
Rowles ~ the Twelfth district to hold
court Ht Purcell for one week begin
ming April II, and to hold court for
one week at Kingfishcr beginning
Nav 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
A TIDY LITTLE sum
TURNED INTO TREASURY

A l.. Welch, Insurance commission
cr today turned into the state treas
ury SlO2 6608l Hs receipts from the
Insurance department during the
month " mArrh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
ARMS CARRIED TO TURKS
BN TEUTON DIPLOMATS

PARIS, Aprtl ~ The charge that
explosives sud spare parts NJ guns
are hclug carried into Turkey through
toumania hv German aud Austrian
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-12
Marriage Licenses.

y Doblc q, and Ella Joger. No.
both NJ this city.
Luther Harmon -, aud Rose Kut
ter, 20, both of this city.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-17
HOW'S THIS.

We offer One Hundred Dollars
reward for any case of Catarrh
that cannot be cured by Hall
Catsrrh Cure.
F J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo O.
We the undersigned, have
known F. j. Cheney for the last
IS years, and believe him per
fectly honorable in all business
transactions and financially able
to carry out any obligations
made by his firm.
NATIONAL BANK OF COM
MERGE, Toledo, o,
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken in
ternally, acting directly upon the
blood amp mucous surfaces of the
system Testimonials sent free
Price Is cts. per bottle. Sold
by all Druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for
constipation.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-17

of Mrs. Flynn, attended the
funeral. The bereaved have
much sympathy.
Aldrick Talbot, who deserted
the U. S. Army about three years
ago, was arrested by Special
Agent j E. Wallin Thursday of
last week and taken to Fit. Thomas
A petition is being circulated ask.
ing his release.-Mrs. J. R. Cass
and Mrs. ] Mont Roberts. and
little daughter, Ollie Mae. were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. B.
Hilton at Stanford during the
week. Mrs. D. E. Davis, OF
Nicholasville, is the guest of her
sister, Mrs. R. H. Hamm. this
week. Rev. A. j. Pike filled his
regular appointment at the
North Rolling Fork church. near
Gravel Switch, Saturday and Sun
day. He informs US that he at
tended a baptising at Perryville
Sunday afternoon, aud witnessed
As persons baptised into the
Perryville Baptist church. DIR.
Cannon, OF Louisville, closed
three weeks meeting at that place
Sunday. assisting Rev. Adkins,
the pastor. Mr.. Pike says that
the number that witnessed the
baptising was estimated at be-
tween 5000 and 5000 persons
Mrs. A. T. Furnish is in Cincin-
natl with her mother who is not
expected to live but short time.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-17

marily meeting place of planters
and breeders, but is of great inter
est to city folk because it affords
a glimpse of rural life as a bust.
ness enterprise, and shows what
progress is being made by the pro-
ducers ofthe varied output of the
oldest of factories; the first to
supply mankind with the comforts
and luxuries unknown in the per-
iod prior to that OF fixed residence
and forward-lOoking thrift.
The growing interest In coun-
try life that is everywhere observe.
able mahes the State Fair a mag
net for a greater number of ur-
banites each year. The interest
in better methods of tillage and
stock raising which it has served
to stimulate gives it solid value
in the eyes of all wide awake
farmers.
This years State Fair promises
to eclipse it predecessors as an
exhibition and in point of atten.
dance. No farmer who Can at
tend should miss it. No Louis
william whose view of life is from
an angle broader than that of his
personal activities will find it
otherwise than well worth the time
devoted to covering its important
feafuraS -(,Ourier TOnrnal
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-09-17

feast spread, great deal more
than was needed, AID after the
dinner was over the sick of the
community were remembered and
quantities were carried home.
Livingston never does anything
by the halves. This speaks well
for this town.--Well, the Wlthers
correspondent wanted all cores
pondents to write long letters.
We would be glad to do this, but
our crop of news some weeks is
limited and we have to GO against
our wish and have a short letter.