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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04
walczono tez Bardzo zaciecie, od-
pierajac ataki aiemieckie.

pierajac ataki 1iemieckie,
Berlin, 4 NAH, Raporty ME.
mieckie jak -wykfe wyg6ro--
wanie optytnistyczne: podaja, re
Niemcy odebrali Sprzymierzo-
nym St. Julien i dalsze nawet po-
zycye; ma dalszych punktach from
tu bojowego znacza sic sukceSy
niemieckie w Szampanii pod
.Souain Perthes i w Alzacyi,
gdzie odparto ataki francuskie
pod Hartmann Weilerkopf. Pod
Saargemund. w Alzacyi pojmano
aeroplan francuski Z dwu lotnika-
mi, balon aiemiecki ostrzeliwai
Hungary francuskie W Epinal.
= Ottawa, Kanada, 4 ma;a -
P1sma tutejsze zamieszczaja il
.czne sZczegofy, dotycZace Foi.d--
terskiej postawy .Kanadyjczykow
pod Ypres: opowiadaja o ataku
pewnym W ktorym W dziesieckroc
.liczniejsi Niemcy zostali odparci
ze stratami przez Kanadyjczy-
k6w, oraz O innym, w ktorym
Niemcom udalo sic Kanadyjczy-
k6w okrazyt i odciac cd resztY
wojsk = wezwano ich do podda-
MIA = odm6wili strzelali do o.
statniego naboju wzieci we diva
ognie niemieckie = caly oddzlai
zeinaIT
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04

dziny po katastrofie. Reszte zaio-
gi ocalic zdolai patrolowy paro--
vice ,,Iago". Me ulega zadnej
watpliwosci, IL sprawl ia bedzie
przedmiotem powaznych roztrza-
san miedzynarodowych, a pogie--
bi niechec amerykahsko niemie-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04
Doniesienia Tureckie.
KonstantYnopol, 4 maja.

AO-lS SIdllIy yiSPSA, ANJN'
Raporty tureckie opowiadaja, re
ma ladzie Turcy powodzeniem
wstrzymuja napor Anglikow
Francuzow; ma morzu udalo sig
dzialom z fortow uszkodzic zno-
WI diva francuskie okrety, a mia
nowicie pancerniki ,,Henryk W."
i ,,Vengence'.
2 Nora Czarnego donosza,
&c flotylla rosyjska stale przeby-
wa w poblizu Bosforu ostrzeli--
wa brzegi tureckie; W dniu l-go
b m. szczegolnie gwaltownie O.
strzeliwano forty Elmas u uJsc
Bosforu i zatopiono przy brze--
gach tureckich ieden parowiec !
2 zaglowce tureckie.
Rzym, 4 maja. = Istnieja zu-
peinie wiarogodne informacye, IL
pertraktacye austryacko wioskie
zostaiy ostatecznie zerwane. Ma
str6i pro-wojenny doszedi do
szczytu!
- Panuje powszechne przeko--
mamie. ze zerwanie ostateczne z
Austrya jest teraz pewne
stanowcze; mnoza sic tez tegos o
znaki zapowiedziano re krol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04
NIEPEWNosCW WASZYNG-
TOME.

Washington, 4 maja. : Z vie
kszym niz kiedykolwiek cd Wy
buchu wojny niepokojem nara
DIAL sic wczoraj prezydent VIII
son W sprawie stanowiska, jake
rad tutejszy winien zajac W sto-
sunku do Niemiec. DIS odbedzle
sic sesya gabinetowa W czasie kto
rel zebrani roztrzasac maJa nasts-
pujace kwestye;
1. Torpedowanie amerykahskie-,
go parowca ,,Gulflight" przez
nur niemiecki, ktore spowodowa--
10 smierc kapitana i utoniecie'dwu
ludzi z zalogi,
2. Odszkodowanie "a smierc
Threshera przy torpedowaniu an
gielskiego okretu yFalaba'.
3. Bombardowanie amerykan--
skiego parowca ,Cushlng' przez
lotnika niemieckiego.
4. Niebezpieczehstwo ma jake
narazeni sa obywatele amerykan-
scy, plynacy ma pok}adzie angiel-
skiego okretu transatlantyckiego
!, Lusitania'' ma innych angiel--
skich francuskich okretach.
Ma razie tax prezydent jak
urzednicy departamentu stanu "a
chowuja glebokie milczenie co
do krok6w, ewentualnie przedsie-
wziac sic majacych, a ambasado-
rowie w Londynie i Berlinie O.
trzymali polecenie nadesiania Jak
najdokiadniejszych sprawozdah z
dwu ostatnich atakow german
skich ma parowce tutejsze,
Ogolne pandje tu przekonanie'
re Niemcy uznaja swa wine przy
torpedowaniu statku ,Gultl1ght
! bez trudnosci wypiaca odszkodo-
wanie. Przybyi tu dzisiaj Geo. 5.
Davidson, prezydent The Cult
Refining CO., do ktorej "Gul-
flight" nalezal i zwrocii sic do
departamentu stanu proSbq o
zazadanie cd rzadu berlinskiego
odszkodowania w sumie $1,000
600, Ladunek torpedowanego pa
rowca skiadai sic z gazoliny ro-
DIV i zakupiony byl przez peWn2
francuska firne, ME zas przez
rad francuski.
Tednym z dwu czlonkow zafogi,
kt6rzv utoneli, byl Charles Short,
zamieszka}y W Chicago p, mr., 100
w. 103-cia Utica.
I osWIADCZENIE BRYTYJ:
SKIE.
Washington, 4 maja. = :Amba-
sada brytyjska wydaia til wczo-
raj oswiadczenie, zmierzsjace do
ulatwienia eksporterom tulejszym
handlu re Sprzymierzonyml
pafistwami neutralnemi. Rzad
brytyjski ME zrzeka sic wpraw--
die prawa rewidowania statkow
amerykahskich ma pelnenl n'orzu,
iednakowoz ME bedzie z niego
robn uzytku w razie dostaiczenia
n.u uprzednio dowodow, re iadu-
mex jest przeznaczony d!a pail
silva neutralnego. w tym wypa!-
ku ladunek moze skladac sic ma
wet warunkowej kontrabandy
wojennej. Domy wysylkowe win
ny jednak zawczasu angielskiema
konsulatowi przed}ozyc duplikat
papierow uwierzytelniajacych 2
dokiadnem okresleniem iadunku
tax, aby duplikat ten zawczasu
m6gi bye rzadowi londyhskiemu
przesiany.
+ KANADA POTRZEBUJE
ZBOzA.
Duluth, Mimi, 4 maja. Ma
deszia tu z Winnipegu wiadomosc
y. Il - 4 i....,1,,..i-. -,Laz,1 ,,r,.- :
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04

J. g. PaIlasch wypOsycza Dieniadze
na realnose, sprzedaje karty okrsto-
NE realnosei. t14e Noble ul
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04
OFIARY POWODZI w
TEXAS.

Houston, Tex. 4 maja. z o.
statecznego obliczenia okazuje sic |.
ze W czasie ostatniej powodzi w
Texas Al ludzi utoneio, tego SO
ciaf zdoiano wyiowic z woody, ma
tomiast pieciu topielcow jeszcze
ME odnaleziono.
z PosTEPoW PRoHIBIcY1.
St. Paul, MINI. 4 rnaja. - Ma
mocy uchwaiy ostatniej legislatu-
ry, zaprowadzajacej lokalna opcye
w sprawie sprzedazy napojow al
koholowych, wyborcy W powia-.
tach Lac Qui Parle, Chisago
lsanti postanowili, re powiaty te
naja bye suche.
SUFFRAGINUM w NEW
JERSEY.
Trenton, N. ]. 4 maja. = Senat
tutejszej legislatury jednoglosnie
uchwalii bill, ma mocy ktorego
!d,/a 10 pazdziernika, b. r. W cza-
sic specyalnych wyborow oddana
zostanie do rozstrzygniecia wy
borcom kwestya czy kobietom "
stanie New Jersey nalezy przy-
znac prawo glosu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04

5000 jenca:: wyprawa ia ma waz-
ne znaczenie dla Niemc6w : re-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1915-05-04

(Dokohczenie ma stronicy Sciej)
The bee., 1915-11-09

Cures Old Sores, Other Remedies Won't Cure
The worst caseE, no matter OF how long standing
are cured by the wonderful, old reliable DR..
Porter's Antiseptic Healing Oil. It relieves
Pain and Heals at TIE same time. 25c. SOC. 81 90
The bee., 1915-11-09
LIVELY CONTEST
Now on at Christian Sunday
School-Personnel of
Team No. 2.

Great interest is being mani
tested in the attendance cam
paign now on in the Christian
Sunday school and a most graft
flying increase was noted on last
Sunday morning, when Team No
1, captained by Mrs. M. B. Long,
was in charge.
On next Sunday, Nov. IA, Team
No. 2 will endeavor to eclipse
the efforts of No. 1, and assume
the lead in the contest. Team
No. 2 follows: Henry d. Cow
and, Captain; Mrs. L. v. Rsnfro,
Mrs. Hey Brinkly, Misses Maude
Nance, Ernestine Renfro and
Martha jewel Jagoe; Messrs
Guthbert Vinson. Omego Cren-
shaw, Adrian Handy, John Arm
old GIL and Frederick Vannoy.
The bee., 1915-11-09
IfYou

are troubled with heartburn, gases and
q distressed feeling after eating take q
@oa,00l, Dyspepsia
49, {, Tablet "
before and after each meal and you VIII
obtainPrOmpt relief. Sold only by us.250
"a. BernArd Mining Co. lneorDo.
u.AAA pssa negA
The bee., 1915-11-09
CGrbOndaIe Notes

Irwin Moore was in Darlington
Wednesday.
Mrs. J. T. Justice, who has been
on the sick list for a few days, ia
improving.
Elmer Hays, of Dawson Springs,
was in darlington Monday.
John CLARK and family left We'd
nesday for Chicago.
Miss Nina Phillips, who has been
visiting Mrs. Mary Phillips, return
home Thursday.
Jabo Higgins was in MadIsonville
Wednesday night.
Mr.. and Mrs.. Claude Bivens. OF
Mortons Gap, visited Mrs. BIvens'
mother, Mrs. Runyon, this week.
John Long was in st. Charles
Wednesday.
Miss Naomia Blanks, of Carbon
dale, was In Darlington last week.
Mrs. Mabel Phillips was in st.
Charles Wednesday.
Mrs. Estelle Smith was in Earl
ington Thursday.
Max Levine, of MadIsonvIlle, was
in Darlington Thursday.
Henry Phillips, of CarbOndale,
was In Darlington Wednesday.
The bee., 1915-11-09
SOul mlbJ66
j. Il. Fish
c. E. Voolfolk
]. F, Witherspoon.
Auction Whist Club

The ladies of the Auction Whist
Club were charmingly entertain
ed by Mrs. Ed Rule on Friday
afternoon. Mesdames Barnhill,
Umstead and King were guests
of thenclub. Mrs. Kline's score
was the highest, Mrs. BarnhilI
being a close second. Mesdames
Kline, Ross and Rule lead in the
total score. Ms. Dawes, who ex.
p C to leave soon for Evansville
vas presented by the hostess
with q lovely little apron. A
delicious salad course was served
by the hostess at the conclusion
of the game.
The bee., 1915-11-09
RESOLUTIONS
OF RESPECT

At a regular session of e. W,
Turner Lodge No. 54S, F. & A. NJ,
held at their lodge room in Earl.
ington, KY, Nov. 9th 1915. The
following resolutions were read
and adopted:
Whereas, it has placed Al
mighty God in his Infinite wis
dom to remove from this earthly
home to that House not made
with hands eternal in the beav-
ems, our beloved Brother Richard
B. Salmon, who departed this
life November 5th 1915, at Gov
inGton, KY.
Therefore, Be it resolved that
we bow IN hum BILE submission to
the will of Him who is too wise
to err and too good to wantonly
afflict, recognizing the fact that
we too must soon die and enter
that land FROM whose bourne no
traveller has ever yet returned.
Resolved, that we extend our
heartfelt sympathy to the strick-
en- family and the sorrowing
friends in this sad hour of attic.
ton and bereavement, and for
solace and comfort can only point
them to Him who hears the wild
owls cry and notes the sparrow's
fall.
Resolved. that in the death of
Bro. Salmon, this lodge sustains
the loss of a cherished member,
his family that of a kind, indul-
gent husband and father, and the
community a useful a exemplary
citizen.
Resolved that the Lodge-room
Charter be draped in mourning
and that the members wear the
badge of sorrow for the next thir
ty days.
Be it further resolved that a
copy of these resolutions be en-
'ered upon the minutes of the
Lodge, and copy sent to the be-
reaved family, and a copy furn-
Ished the Masonic Home Journal
and the darlington Bee for pup
LEGATION.
Committees:
j. II. Fish
c. K. Voolfolk
J. F. Witherspoon.
The bee., 1915-11-09
For Mrs. Dawes

Mrs. O. B. johnson entertained
most delightfully on last Friday
evening in honor Of Mrs. W. E.
Dawes, who is leaving for Evans
vile. Those present were Mes
d mes Dawes, S1uthwOrth and
Kline. Mr.. aud Mrs. Rule ard
ID Rose. Ds. johnson made the
highest score at Auction. b
lore leaving the guests we're IN
vited into the dining room where
a beaut fully appointed lunch
was served.
The bee., 1915-11-09

@. J. Hutchinson and family left
today for Evansville. where they
will make their future home. They
were accompanied by Mrs, Stokes
who we'll visit them for several
weeks.
The bee., 1915-11-09
PRESIDENT
WHEELER OF
KY. MIDLAND
Makes the Darlington Boost
ers Club a Visit-Thinks
Well of Proposition
OF EXTENDING RAIL-
ROAD TO DAWSON

President F. F. Wheeler, of
the Kentucky Midland, was here
Friday and in company with the
ufficials of the Boosters Club
went over q portion of the route
the Midland would probably take
in coming to Darlington. Mr..
Wheeler says the route from
Central City to Dawson would be
possibly two miles shorter than
the present line of the l. c. and
would run through much more
populous country. This would
put the Midland In touch with
the largest coal fields in the state
and woule give darlington an
outlet to the coal markets on the
l. @. Should this line be com.
pleted it would stimulate the
coal and coke industry in this
territory to a considerable extent
and other lines of business would
be benefited correspondinglv.
1t is stated that when Mr.. Wheel
er returns from Chicago in a few
weeks arrangements will be made
to survey the route from Earles
to Dawson via Darlington.
The bee., 1915-11-09
RESOLUTIONS
Presented by Civic Improve
ment Committee to
Boosters Club
AT LAST REG
ULAR MEETING

At recent meeting of The
Boosters Club the civic improve
ment committee made a report
making some very important re-s
Communications after said report
was read and unanimously adop-
ted, same committee was appoin--
ted to take said report before the
City council and urge the adopt.
ION of such recommendations as
reports to them. namely, "clean
up day." The chairman of this
committee was before the coun-
Gil and was received very cour-
teously, and a committee con-
sisting of ]. NJ. Oldham and M.
Bohan was appointed by Mayor
Rash authorizing said committee
to make investigation of said
matter and, if deemed proper by
them, to have this clean up day.
This committee was empowered
to inaugurate such a day. We
print herewith the report re-
ferred to:
To the Boosters Club of Earl
ington:
Your Committee on Civic Inn
provements wish to make the
following report, and we request
the fullest cooperation of the en-
tire Club in our work:
LIST. We urge the City Ooun-
Gil to inaugurate at onee one
"clean up" day for the city and
have ALL rubbish gathered and
and deposited in as LARGE
piles as possible, easily accessi-
BILE for wagons, then have all
such rubbish hauled to the dump.
2nd. When this is done we
earnestly urge our honorable
Mayor to strictly enforce Sec. 4
of Art. IA of our city ordinances,
which reads as follows:
Any person who shall place on any
street, alley or sidewalk of the city,
or suffer to remain in front of his
premises any filth, offal, putrid
flesh, decayed vegetables or animal
matter, trash, shavIngs. glass,
sticks or RUBBISH OF ANY
KIND, shall be fined $500 for each
offense, and in addition $500 per
day for each day same remains
thereon after verbal notice by Mar
shall to remove same has been given.
Bird. We urge that each men,
Der of this Club, in so far as pos
sible, improve, repair and paint
their buildings audiences, repair
or build good pavements, clean
out their cutters, keep clean and
neat all about their premises,
thus assisting in making our lit
tie city present as good appear
ance as possible, aud thus ap-
pealing to the stranger who
comes our way as being a live
and progressive city and one
worthy of good citizenship.
4th. We desire to report az
unsightly and dangerous one old
dilapidated stable on sidewalk
between the old opera house and
the building formerly occupied
by M. Bohan, and we urge that
same be removed.
ERNEST NEWTON. Chm.
CLAUDE LONG.
q. K. DUDLEY.
q Y TTTEORD
The bee., 1915-11-09
WOman'S Missionary Society
Holds an Interesting Meeting

The Woman's Missionary So
cieTy of the Henderson district
of the M. e. Church south closed
an interesting three days session
at this place Sunday night. Del
egates from all over the District
were present and large number
of citizens attended the meetings.
@ lite a number of interesting pa
pers we're read on the subject of
missions and a great deal of good
was accomplished. Rev. Dillon,
of Madisonville, preached an IN
terestlng sermon on missions Sun
day night to large and atten
tive audience. At the close of
the sermons resolutions we're read
thanking the people of Earling-
ton and the press for assistance
so cheerfully given to the cause.
The visiting delegates were unau
imous in pronouncing the people
of Darlington the most hospitable
and friendly with whom they had
yet come in contact. This meet
ing was said by all to have been
the most successful from every
standpoint ever held in the dis
trict
The bee., 1915-11-09

& Co., Pleasant View Greenhouse
and others.
All work must be done by the
pupils who are enrolled in the
schools and must be vouched for by
the teacher by her signature on the
work.
Exhibits should be arranged by
$3.50 O'Clock November 12h.
The bee., 1915-11-09
HOPKINS COUNTY
SCHOOL FAIR
Will be Held at the West
Broadway Building in
Madisonville
ON FRIDAY NOVEMBER 18th
PREMIUM LIST.
FIRST GRADE.

FIRST GRADE.
1. Best drawing, free hand box,
Box water color. o..
2. Best page writing, pencil. Hat
BY Fugate millinery store.
3. Best illustrated story, Mother
Goose Rhymes.
4. Best page illustrated Arith-
metic. Pair Gloves, Mcleod Store.
8. Best sewing. an apron. Boz
handkerchlefs.
8. Best weaving, box candy.
2. Best free hand cutting and
tearing. Child's umbrella.
8. Best card board furniture.
Boz candy.
SECOND GRADE.
1. Best drawing free hand. Boz
water color. Sorry Drug Co.
2. Best page writing, pencil.
Child's hat, Bishop millinery store.
3. Best illustrated story. Moth
or Goose Chimes.
4. Best page illustrated Arith-
metie. Pair Gloves. Mcleod Store.
s, Best sewing, an apron. Box
handkerchiefs.
6. Best free hand paper cutting.
Box candy.
Z. Best piece construction work.
Elite tool chest.
THIRD GRADE.
/. Best drawing free hand. Box
water colors.
2. Best page writing, ink. Book,
Spark.
3. Best illustrated story. Box
handkerchiefs.
4. Best page Arithmetic. Child's
Rocking chair, Mcleod Store.
s. Best sewing. an apron. Work
box.
6. Best weaving. cap. Box can
dy.
FOURTH GRADE.
1. Best free hand drawing. Box
water color. Sorry Drug Co.
2. Best page writing, Ink. Box
paper, Sorry Drug Co.
8. Best illustrated booklet.
Book.
4. Best page Arithmetic. Pair
gloves.
8. Best sewing, an apron. Sill
yer thimble and scissors.
z. Best Manual work, any kind.
800 cash prize.
FIFTH GRADE.
/. Best drawing free hand. Pic
ture framed. Mother and Child"
2. Best page writing, ink. Box
paper. Kirkwood Drug Store.
8. Best page Arithmetic. Pair
Tess and Ted Shoes, Baker & Hick-
man.
4. Best illustrated story. Book.
5. Best sewing, an apron.
Silver thimble and scissors.
6. Best map Hopkins County.
Fountain Pen.
7. Best Ratchet handle. Axe
with handle, Finley Hardware Co.
SIXTH GRADE.
i, Best drawing free hand. Pic
4 ture framed. "sistine Madonna"
2. Best page writing. ink. Box
paper, Kirkwood Drug Store.
8. Best original story. Book.
4. Best page Arithmetic. UNI
brella.
8. Best sewing, an apron. Silver
thimble and scissors.
8. Best map Of KY, regiantl.
Fountain pen.
z. Best box candy. Box candy,
John Long.
8. Best axe handle. Brace and
bit, Moore Hardware Co.
SEVENTH KRADE.
/. Best water color or crayola.
Picture framed. Lost In the Storm"
slsk Book Store.
2. Best page of writing, ink.
Box paper, Gardiner G Bowmer.
3. Best page diagraming and
Analysing. Lambs Tales From
Shakespeare.
4. Best page Arithmetic. Book.
3. Best relief map Of the U. s.
Umbrella, Grand Leader.
G. Best sewing, an apron. Silver
thimble and scissors.
z. Iest hemstItched pillow case
iettered. stork scissors. Mcleod
Store.
The bee., 1915-11-09

grocery.
EIGHTH GRADE.
1. Best drawing. water or cray
ola. Picture framed, "Pharo'
Horses" sisk Book Store.
2. Best page writing, ink. Boz
paper, Gardiner q Bowmer.
8. Best page practical solution
or mensuration. Book.
4. Best page written work II
Grammar. Fountain Pen, Hollinger
s. Best Industrial map Of U. 9
Fountain pen, Hollinger.
8. Best sewing, an apron. sllvel
thimble and scissors.
z. Best pair towels or embroid
cry. Box candy. Kirkwood's Drui
Store.
8. Best cake. Basket fruit
wathen's 5 and loo store and Pritch
EFT Bros. Grocery.
.. Best seed corn tester. Bool
on agriculture.
Special Prizes.
/. Best exhibit as a whole from
any school. Cash $500.
2. Best attendance Of any school
based on mileage. A Library
twenty-five volumes.
3. Best-marching appearance o.
one teacher school. A library oil
twenty-five volumes.
4. Best marching appearance o.
two teacher school. Webster'i
unabridged dictionary.
8. Best marching appearance Of
three or more teacher school. Bool
case.
6. Best farming implement OF
any kind. One years subscription
to The Hustler.
7. Best piece of furniture Of any
kind. Rocking chair, o'Bryan, Utley
& Co.
8. Best apron by any girl. Lava
lier, Hollinger & Son.
.. Best piece of crochet. Book
rack.
10. Best split or reed basket.
.$1.O0.
10. Best piece OF raffia, any pat
tern. Basket fruit.
IL. Best quilt made by any
school. Book. The World at Work.
and Play.
~. Best glass of jelly. Gold
brooch.
10. Best piece Of darning. Book.
IA. Best domestic science dis
play by any school. Cash $500.
Is. Best cake. Cash, $1.00.
16. Best half dozen doughuuts.
Pair silk hose.
II. Best candy. BOX hsndker-
chiefs.
IS. Best biscuits. any kind. Cut
flowers.
10. Best corn meal mullins. Cut
flowers.
High School Prizes.
Best piece mechanical drawing.
Cash, $3.50.
Best piece Of drawing, any kind,
excluding mechanical. $3.50 cash.
Best piece embroidery. Pair Of
gloves.
Corn and Pig Clubs.
Boys In Corn Club:
Best ten ears of white dent corn.
Cash $3.50.
Best ten ears yellow dent corn.
Cash, $2.50.
Boys not in Corn Club:
Best ten ears white dent corn.
Cash $3.50.
Best ten ears yellow dent corn.
Cash, $3.50.
To any boy:
Best ear Of corn, $3.50.
Pig Club:
Best pure bred pig. Prize, a pure
bred Duroc-Jersey pig, given by
Charlie Young, breeder Of pure bred
Duroc-Jersey hogs.
Best pig Of any breed. stephens
Favorite Rifle, Moore's Hardware
Store.
Note-The prizes above offered
have been largely offered by the
merchants and business men OF
jacksonville, KY Those who have
been generous in their gifts and of
whom we desire to make special
mention are as follows:
Kentucky Bank & trust Co., Hop
kins County Bank. Farmers Nation
al Bank. Ruby Lumber Co., c. r
owen, Bishop & Co.. Mcleod Store
Dulin sotre, Hollinser & Son. sisk
Book Store, Gardiner & Bowmer
Sorry Drug Co., Kirkwood Drug
Store, Fugate Millinery store. Plalr
Hardware Store, Finley Hardware
Store. Moore's Hardware Store
Longs Bakery, Wathen's Store
Cheyenne record., 1915-01-07
SPORT.

Two Japanese aviators while flying
in an aeroplane between Kyoto and
Osaka, fell and were killed.
Word was received by cable from
London of the death of Harry Kelly,
a famous old-time oarsman and
worlds champion sculler, at his home,
Fulham, England.
Efforts will be made to induce the
schedule committee of the Rocky
Mountain Intercollegiate Conference
to schedule a game for Pioneer park,
Cheyenne, between the eleven Of the
University of Wyoming and either the
University of Utah or the University
Of Colorado eleven.
The third game in series of hook
ey matches between the Cleveland
Athletic Club and the Ottawa Uni
versity broke up at Cleveland, Ohio,
in riot, when 1000 spectators
crowded onto the ice, following dis
pute between players, with less than
two minutes to play.