The Clay City times. [volume] (Clay City, Ky.) 1901-current, 1915-03-18
Nc HESNEY ENTERS RACE
FOR GOVERNORSHIP
Stands for Constitutional Amendment Submitsins
to the People Vote on State Wide Prohi.
bition of Sale of Liquor.
Says II Must Be Determined Whether They or the
Whiskey Interests 6 all Rule Kentucky.


careful and rigid inspection Of all depart-
Iuents Of the State government with this
purpose In view.
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velopinent in our public schooi system in
reLIin ears and II elected 1 shall use
ever, enc eavor to further advance the
cause Of Do lie education. Having ie-
Soled n large part OF my life TO the cause
Of the public schools I am deeply inter-
ested In their Continued growth
IT, ,.
the state In improved methods OF asricul-
~ snu IN tne cohsIeeuoh Of Fo0o roaas
u very gratifying. u elected J shall aid
o. both Of th.:. sr.st Interests. 80 vital
people.
vr.s am IN hearty sympatny Win me pro.
STATE . advance along many lines in recent
years, and Il shall be my ambition IL cleo
fe eo see I'M, ,hs snT yed s fres,eTs
commercial deyeIopment OF The Common
wealth.
My record as Superintendent Of Public
Instruction and as SECRETARY Of State ss
before the people for their tudsment. and
my services In these petitions. The people
Of the state are. more or less familiar with
the record made. and am willing to risk
Of Governor on that record. 1898
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s Hs tn. rs s1r School 'S term M from S nv.
months % SIX. ana the companion bill pro-
WONG the FUNDS Tor the extra month.
without increasing the taA rate. and Sc
cured their passage by the Legislature.
As Secretary OF state ] was a nremDer OF
the Boaro which built the new Capitol
sad was a.so IN m s OF the Board
,Sst were very rh arssy inersassa during
ere. 'hoss sisht years marlsS ar sra
OF great prosperity In the governmental
u.ffd..s =! he =. = ca big state debt was
par Cff. ne ruI / school term Increased
e., a, heL. IL. e University put ON .
l o., ,'.:.prehei. e basis, q new Capitol
..,.. ..-..Is o,.. 81. progpessive movsments
-, 49,. N ,-..,-.. increasing the iax
Ia.e, ana a fun treasury turned over 20
the succeedins administrs ton. j am proud
TO have haG a part In making that record,
During the seven years since ! retired
from public Office I have responded 10
every call Of r. Democratic party. Dur
ing mis- time. the serious neglect OF
,a,e ioI my PARTY IN .ysr s'S oSnpai sns
Giving my time and services TO the sue
''"s OF me partys nominees.
Onice. referred to above: gave me an In
sight Into the AFFAIRS OF the state govern
ment that ought TO prove valuable TO the
Chief Executive Ny service to my party
since retiring from Office perhaps entities
me To some consideration. on this record
as q public officer and al private citiken,
With whatever ability ! may possess. I
submit my candidacy to tbs Democracy
OF the state. IL nominated and electsu I
shall devote n.y entire time and eneis y
TO the discharge OF the duties of the ONCE
10 an EFFORT to promote the moral. educa-
tlonal and business interests OF the Conn
m9nwealth. 10 the end that u may become
a better place even than Il Is now In
which TO live.
Respecttully submitted.
Nv hcCHEsNEv