The bee., 1916-05-30

tanning a woman; Floyd Pedlgo, OF
Warren, for storebreaking; Ike Tobin
Of Warren, for grand larceny, and Os
car Alexander, Of Jefferson, serving
life for murder.
Enthusiastic campaign to raise
$4,000 to rebuild the railroad Y. NJ. c.
! A. at Corbin was successfully waged
| last week The former building was
/ destroyed by fire in February, 1915
| The L. & n. railroad donated S13,600;
an old fund Of $1,000 was retained and
with the new fund raised, a handsome
new $4,000 building is to be erected
The Bennett prize, provided for in
/ the will Of Philo II. Bennett, of New
/ England was presented at the Univer.
sity Of Kentucky to Marion U. Conditt,
or Crittenden County, a junior, for the
best essay. His subject was "The ORR.
gin and development Of Parliamentary
Government" The presentation speech
was made by President Emeritus
James Kennedy Patterson.
Farmers of East Christian county
are using goats extensively for the
purpose of Kidding their farms of sass.
afras bushes, one Of the banes of farm
ing. The bushes often literally take the
field, growing up so thickly as to pre-
vent cultivation. But now the fern
ers there are getting results by turn
ing herds of goats into the fields,
which eat cut the bushes.
The Executive Committee Of the Old
stemming District Association in ses-
sion at Henderson, decided to send out
| pooling pledges to growers in Hender-
son, Webster, Union, Hopkins and
Crittenden. If enough growers enter
the organization by July /, the pool
will be operated this year. Committee
men report growers in favor Of an
other pool. 1t is planned to secure so
per cent. of the growers in the five
counties.
Business men Of Barhourville are
raising fund for repairing the high
way from that city to Corbin on the
north and the Bell county line on the
south. While S2OQ0OO were voted for
road building purposes fourteen
months ago, no start has been made
and hope of an early beginning has
been abandoned The people generally
seem pOwerless to bring to an end the
chickering's over rights of way which
have held up construction.
To encourage the youth of Scott
county, and to bring about raising Of
better hogs, the Farmers Bank &
Trust Co. of Georgetown, has pur-
chased twelve registered Duroc gifts,
giving one 10 each of two boys in the
six magisterial districts who had been
selected by the magistrate in the dis
trict. From the offspring of this gilt
the youth is to pay back to the bank
the amount Of the cost Of the pig,
without interest.
Fifty delegates from all sections of
Kentucky were in attendance when the
state convention of the Prohibition
party at Louisville met. T. b. Demaree,
WilmOre, Ky, who served as Temper
ary Chairman, delivered the keynote
address. Mrs. Frances Z. Beauchamp,
Lexington, was made Permanent
Chairman and Mrs. Julia r. Dunn,
I-sAii,5 1on' / 81 iii',.len1 Wy secretary NOD
o'1 ieM WI nuISl' 'o-yeaIlUIu S, ueiesa,e'
n''.--gu z, i-iL'es .. rom rom '9nepueIus'liie
~ oiue' 70 "''eiiu INC con'eH'lon'
Steadfastly refusing to reveal her
real identity a woman giving her
name as Lillian Gardner who, while
working as maid in the home Of Wal
'1I L. MN, p Ie''., ''llSnl S,o!e nan
a9Sl III ''ouI5'i.lc, Us alleseu I'D nave
s.o-en le"o'ly 'uIueI at more ln"h
,tl'DoO' ".7 sentence" 10 one ye"I iA
Jno 1900. tN '''',- '-'
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~ the aale Democratic convention
held In Lexington absolute harmony
prevailed ana tle administration of
woodrow i.s7p ond A. O. Stanley
was lnlo.'-,' ,, .t.Hl oe'e-ales Were
se'eCleu ~ gN9 ,>",'ollai convention lLi I'D
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