davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11

~. w, W. All OT ffnc.
sec. 81. twp. 40 g.. X,
". W. NJ WV M u;
NWh: M sWA; NWX
SEh lots I, 2 scc 35. twn
20 T.. X. Z u. ". NJ, '.2abs.
Arnold Pross, SEA NEh
scc. /, twp. 30 g., Il.
u. w. N. ,............ IT..
Fred Wolf u william Bren.
nan. Sen NWh; Eh
SWh; SWh SWX sec.
7. twp. 20 s.. X. Sc "
M'.,,,.,............ H..
NwA nc. 2s, twp. 40 s.,
X. u W. N. NEh NEA
sE. ". NJ. w. '..'......', ~ ',' :" 7.
w. +. Chapman NEA NEA
acc. 81. twp. 40 g., n,
Il. W. NJ. Sh SEA
y. W. N. sh swX less
acres IN sec. 33, twp.
John Koontx sN sEX lass
l3 acres for X. II. Church
1GC. l.. vWD ~
g.. Il. 9 u. ". NJ. ... a..
J, i. sattcrice NEA less 6
acrcs sec. 2. twp. 40 g.,
X. . u. W. NJ. ...,,.. 49,,
Frank II. Matt EN- sWh:
VIZ sEN sec. (. twp. 40
H., Il. . n, W. N. 81.
Thomas Drake & First state
and Savings Bank NWX
Nwh sec. o, twp. 40 s..
Il. 2 r. ". n. III
Abel Ady swN NwA sec.
N. '"p' '. W o. ~ E, w. ls;
". p Miller. VIZ sEA sec.
twp 20 g., r. f. w.
81. ......... ..... -. 22.t
Il. Madison EN- NEh sec.
. twp. 10 g.. 4. . K. W.
81. WIZ NWk sec. 10
twp. 30 g., X. T.. w.
IM 52,
o short. NWL NEL sec
10, twp. 40 g. r. 9E. ".
n. 1870
j. II. short. sW v NEh sec.
l5. twp 40 a II. Q i "
II. -. .,'...,,.,.. 1870
"eFsna ,wp 20 81 ssGs' R . I - " seG M ~ 2s.o
Emi, schuman NV " sec. 10.
twp. 40 s., X. . u. ". H.. 1911
C.. r. De Lap ny lot /, sec.
81, twp, 20 s., Il. . v.
W, NJ ............... is
Arnold Press. 10, 2. sec. rs
twp. 40 s., r. . y. ". NJ. 3.a
u. T.. Cantraii. Sc Y sec.
80. twp. 40 g., r. 3 Il. W.
". NEn sec 81. twp. 40
g.. Il. . l.. ", NJ. 1914
Martin Kitchen. NWX SEk
sec. 4, twp. 40 g., II. 10
r., ". NJ. a.s
Samuel p. Dehinger sE Y
sEh sec. 8, twp. 40 g.. Il.
10 +. W. III. Eh NEk;
NEA sE v sec. s, twp. 40
s.. Il. 10 4. W. NJ. -. 1873
r Il. waters 4 II. r. Crane
SEN lots 6. q sec. 6, twp.
20 &, r. 10 r. W. N. Lot
s less 2 acres. sec. Z. twp.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11

.Geo. ". Howell, Eh swX: '
VIZ sEN: sEX sE 4
sec. %, twp. 40 g., II. IL
u. W. M NEk NV:
q tos.. n. IL +. W. N. '"p' .ao
Jack Donnciiy VIZ sEA sec.
J.. Twp. 40 D.. X. IL T..
w. NJ. ............. 16.l
A. -. Harpold, Lot !. sec. 3,
twp 40 g.. II. iS Il. W.
John irwin NEA sec. !, ,xp. 80
8 40 s.. r. 10 Il. ". M. ~ wv so.s
~. l.. Hamaker sWh sEA
sec. 6, twp. 40 g.. X. 13
y. N. W. M NEA; sen
NEh sec. 8. twp. 40 g.,
8 X. 13 II. W. N. NEA
NEh sec. Is. twp. 40 s.,
X. l3 y. W. NJ ......... 80 8
Sarah J. Burnham swA
SEA sec. 8, twp. 40 g.. Il.
ic. @. Merrill, Sen SwN;
SWk SEN: 81 NEk
sWk: sh NWA sEN
sec. 10. twp. 40 g.. r. l3
II. w. NJ. ............. ESQ
0 Jonathan Peterson NwH sec.
10. twp. 40 g.. r. I3 r.
w. N. 1875
0 Martha Adams WY sEA;
SEA sWN sec. 10. twp.
40 g.. II. 13 r. w. NJ. -. 1916,
D II. II. and w. II. Hoyt NWk
NEA sec. 20. twp. 40 g.,
Il. l3 r. W. N. ..... SO,
W, II. Hoyt 81 NwA; M
swA sec. %. twp. 40 s..
X. Is +. W. n. :. .. l0.2;
". II. Hoyt. VIZ swA:
SEk swk sec. 20. twp
40 s.. X. l3 z. w. NJ. 90:
Bdyant Mt. Saw Mil Co.
Nwh sen: sWA NEh
sec. 20. twp. 40 g.. X. IL
F.. w. N. 81 SEA- sec.
20. twp. 40 g.. r. 10 z.
W. NJ. NEM NEA sec. 80
twp. 40 s.. r. l3 4. W. NJ.
M NWA sec. 33. twp. 40
s.. X. l3 e. w. NJ. ... 2ll
(Fire Patrol Only.)
l.. II. Bath. E.h EN- sec. 81.
twp. 40 g.. r. Is E. W. N.
Fire Patrol $3.50 ..... 26.+'
W. II. Hoyt. sh NWh; M
Swh sec. 20. twp. 40 s.,
| Il. IS f. W. NJ. ....... 22+'
Edgar A. Johnson. NEA
Nwh sec. 80. twp. 40 s..
Il. IS z. ". NJ. ........ a.,
Frank Menefee SEX sec. l6.
twp. 40 g.. r. ~ f. W.
Harriet 8. Calhoun. sEH
Nwh; lots I. 2 sec. ls.
twp. 40 g.. r. II +. W.
Southern Oregon Inv. Co..
Nk sWh NEN: sh
i SWk NWA; 81 NWk
SEA sec. 2s, twp. 40 g..
r. is +. w. NJ. E. -. 50:
10. F. Dowhower M NwA
NEA sec. IS. twp. 40 g..
Mont duncan sM sEH NEA
sec. 2s. twp. 20 g.. R. l5 f.
b. III Ii. = stevens. swX swx
sec: -; twp. 40 g.. R. IL !.
+. l. l.. and ii. +. Ham.ier.
NEA sec. IS twp. 40 s.. R.
Iore. & Cal. R. R. Co.. All
frac. sec. and 3: all
sec. II. IS; twp. 80 g.. R.
5E. W. NJ. MEX NWN:
swN NWN: Nwh SWA
r, s E. W. NJ. swH
4 sWh sec. 81. twp. 80 g..
X. s. r. W. NJ. NWA sec.
20, twp. 80 s.. r. s d. w.
N. NEA, EM Nwh: lots
/. 2. sec. 81. twp. SO g.. H.
sc W. NJ. WY. sW Y. sec.
SO. twp. 80 s; R. E.
Is. A. Parker and wife. WIZ
VIZ sec. 8. twp. 80
s.. r. 5 Z. W. n.
| VIZ NEH: sEh NWA;
| NEk swE; Nwk NWH
sec. II. twp. 80 g.. r. s e.
! W. NJ. NEH MEX sec. 1e.
twp. 80 g., r. s E. w. u. S7.O'
iP. s. Puckett Estate. Sh
40, twp. IS g.. r. s =.
i W. NJ NWN NEN sec.
| 80. twp. 80 g.. r. s q. w.
lore. q Cal. Railroad Co.. All
frac. secs. 6. Z. twp. - g.,
r 8 e. W. N. VIZ SEC. 9.
| twp. 50 s., r. 6 n. w. y.
| Lots l to ~ inc, sec. IL
twp. 80 g.. r. 8 =. w. n.
All frac. secs. II & 10, twp.
| 80 s.. r. 6 4. w. N. VIZ
sec. 81. twp. 80 g.. r.
Il. NJ. W. sSO.S'
IBig Basin Lumber Co. 9WA;
| NEN SE Y; SEN NEk
! .oc OK twn 40 g.. X,
f. w. NJ. ...... ..... T.ss
lB. e. Kerns SEN sen sec.
, Is, twp. 80 g.. r. u. W.
NJ, NEN NEN; lots !. 3.
8, Z, sec. SO. twp. - B.. =,
r. = II. W. M. -. l.%e
! (Fire Patrol Only.)
IL. M. McCarty 4 @. w. Dset-
rick. NEN mH sc. T.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11

49, "" ~ oW
sWk. M SEN sEh
Sea sec; o; NEh ny
aE Swk Sen; lots 2.
., =: D. 10. II. - sec. 4
NV NEk Sh NEh.
NV SEN soc. D.. WV
EN-; NWM; nv aWk.
aWh SWk; SEN 80 v
voc. ~: lots ] 70 I Inc.
scc. iS: lots J 10 I. Inc,
nce. 10: lots ] to 3. Inc,
see. IL, twp, ~ r.. u. o
". w. NJ .,,.,,...,,... SGG.IO
Ore. h Cal. Railroad Co. All
trnr secs. 3. D. 7; NJ:
Er SWM. SEN voc Q;
wv: NJ SWh sec. IL:
M Ma: lots ! 10 I inc.
sec. 10; M M: lots I TO
: Inc, soc, ! twp. ~ s..
w. r.. W. NJ. ..t,,... ....1Obt.7 73
John A. Desse. ~ NE Y
NV sE% 'ec L. Twp ~
v. G, Mathcwson swN Nnh
( acc. q. twp. ~ y. Il Sc
W, NJ. .,.,,...,.,.,..., 1915
Edwin l.. NcwbnnkS. Sen
J see. q. twp. ~ T.. H. sE
w. ~, ,,,. ,,.'s;,..,,;;,;,, o., ,,;, :, 's'as
~ NEA soc. 7. twp. Il
G. ). Sly. NE Y Sen Scc
-: W. NV Y sec. y:
NW% NW soc. ~. Twp
~ -: u. T. W NJ. 1870
d. -, sr'c,@na' % .ec 'o'
twp ~ b.. y. y W. ~: 1925
NMmstn amM ..~s,y Co. sW =
~ =. 4. . u. ". NJ; SO
Mrs.: u. u. scroxkins. sEH
sWn lot !, part OF lots 2
ana .. voc: .. twp' VI b..
h 10 w. M,:..',,.',' A. H'b7
~ -, s'a!'wor.h. NJ = voc. '.
Twp. ~ g.. u. ! y; W, M. ax.'z
anna ,n n.ns' @ so ss sW = sec
", n. .,'.,.,...:..,., $40
David rord. u acre In cen.
sec a. Twp S' - H. .s
Fred ed. !; !; pS,d,n. Be-. I. sEn % NSwsH; Ss
NJ SE* ~ sw H@ .se. !" s. st. twp.
- T.. Il 10 y. "; n. 10"
} ~ smith. sn BE" HE%
sen sec. !. Twp, ~ s..
u 10 y; w. ~ .,,.'''.,,.,, Ios
"eS,se Ss W.. w.'.'"' |" ." SEA .
~ s.. Il. 10 u. ". II. -. los
". J. coYman. NEk loss 6
se!ss r" IN , SEE ;: NEn; Su:s. N. NEs
,~p' Mr : Il Is ). r. r. 10 M j. " W NJ. " ,on
s. twp. ii g.. r. 10 u,
John r. co,man. 81 M;
NJ NEH: NWh Nwh
sec, s: swk Nwn sec. 8.
twp. ~ g.. r. 10 =. W. NJ. %s.so
u. y. Turner. lot !. sec. II.
twp. ~ T.. u. 10 4. w. NJ. s6.sl
u. II. Hoyt Nwk sEh sec.
!. twp. ~ g.. Il. II Il.
". ~. s.s+
George p. Robinson L II. A.
Buifum. SWk SWM sec.
.. twp. ~ s.. Il. ~ +.
W. n. .,.,.......... Sis
j. ". Yandic. NWN NWA
sec. 40. twp. ~ s.. Il. -
y. " NJ, n: .';;;...u:''''" ,v; !, =
""Si ". I % swn sec sec. 3. twp.
II s.. Il. Is y. w. N. -. S,n
Puri Il. Merrill. SWh sec.
II twp ~ s.. II. Is T.
W. n. 1890
u. H. Stewart. EN- NWh
swn NEA: NwA sEH
soc. Is. twp. III g.. X. Is
". ". N. .,...,......, 1855
". E. Fitch. WI NwA:
Nwn SWh sec. IL. twp.
~ g.. n. Is Il. w. NJ.
NEM Sen Scc. 1t. twp
~ g., Il. - 4, w. N. -. 3<.20
J. A. Eiston, SEk SEX sec,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11

VxX =.
uroo,rty mentioned In such ccrtin-
ale lava 1919. page $500.
rWg HORsIrLY IRRIGATION Dis.
TlllCT
AHessed 3 crnts pr Arrc.
James u. Driscoli. NV Y
NEA NEh NEh. NEn
Nws SEX Nwn ncc. ~.
Twp IS g. II. IN T..
", n, aI..,,..,,.,,e $50
Fred Melhssc \ Dayton
Bros. Nw& Sc y NEh
SEN sen SEN sec. %.
twp, IS s.. u, iln u. W,
NJ. Nelson. sw,. SEN.
e. -. twp. 3s y. R.ii
Ew. ~ NwA MEX swh
NES Nwh SEA-. sec.
20. twp. IS g., Il. ~ y.
w. N. ......,,...,... l&O
", " Elliott. sE Z. SEA
~, !, twp, 80 $. II. II
w. N. ,.....,..... 100
D. '. Driscoii. SwA NWk;
Nws swA. swA swA
ec Q. twp, 80 3. Il ~
Z, W. N. ..,,,,...... $40
J. 0. Hamaker. NEH NWn:
Wh NEk: Swh NEk
Nwn SEN sec. 8. twp. 30
s.R. II y. ". N. ...,. 40
John Taught, NV. NwA:
swx Of NWh: NWk
oWN ovty a. a.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11
ls. twp. 30 g.. R. 11h E.

W.. W. ~oSVou y N NA x lOto
3, 4, 8, sec. FL; WI
SWA; sEN sWH sec.
22; NJ swA: lots 1.
210 TO 5 inc. sec. IS: sen:
Sc sEH !, sWH; s,S w w
1880 sEA; M NWH; SEX
NWA; lots 1 to 9 inc, sec.
81. Lots 1, 2, sec. 20; lots
400 I. Q, sec. -; ny NWA
SEA NWA; WI NEK
lots l to inc, less 8 acres
5.52 In sec. IS. twp. 80 g., r.
TN Il. w. N. .........
Aztec Land and Cattle Co..
$50 SWH NEA; En- NWN
gee; 80, twp 80 g.. r. lin
s1.4s d. F. Driscoli. sw v NwA;
VIZ sWA sec. s, twp. 80
g., r. IL e. w. N. SEX
SEX sec. 9: twp. 80 g., r.
IL E. W. N. ...........
J. o. Hamaker. NWA SEX;
sWA NEA; lots ., 3, sec.
9, twp. 80 g.. R. II e.
Mildred J. Nichols. sh sEA
sec. II; ny NEA sec 30,
twp. 80 g.. r. II r. w.
John c. Murphy, nv NEA;
sen NEA: NEA SEA
sec: 10: twp. 80 g.. R. II
Dan Mccustland. Eh swA:
21.2l SEX NWA sec. -. twp.
80 s.. r. IL E. w. NJ. NEH
NWH sec: 25. twp. 80 g..
1895 r. II =. w. NJ. ..r .....
H. W. Keesee. Estate. SEA
SWA sec. 25. twp. 80 g.,
r. II E. W. N. NWA;
En- swA; WI Eh sec.
1922 SO. twp. 80 g.. R. II E.
w. n.
A. B. Brown, EN- sEA sec.
l.ss SO. twp. 80 s.. R. IL e.
W. n. ................
y. W. siemens. NwA sEA;
2.21 NEA SWA sec. 6, twp. 80
g., R. II T.. w. II. ......
Hessa c. Anderson. sEA
4.42 NwA and lot s. sec. 8,
twp. 80 g.. r. IL E. W.
Alice H. vincent NEx swX;
s.s3 NwA sEA; Sh SEN
less 8 acres in sec. 9. twp.
80 g., r. IL e. w. N. -.
500 F. H. Cobb. Ell swA sec.
II; NEA NWA sec. 90:
SEN NEA sec. %; WI
NEX; NWA sec. 80. twp.
3.Sl 80 s., R. IL e. w. NJ. -.
Lola Driscoll. sh NEA; ny
SEA sec. IS: twp. 80 g..
Mary R. Bassett. MI swN;
SEN SWA: SWA SEA
sec. 26. twp. 80 g.. r. IL
5s.sl U. o. Irwin. VIZ sen; En-
SWA sec. %, twp, 80 g..
r. IL E. w. n. .........
C. B. Brown, 39.62 acres Of
lot 3, sec. 81. twp. 80 g.. r.
s6.A l2E. W. n. .............
Henry vinson. Eh sen sec.
80; SEA sWA sec. 50.
+4.sS twp. 80 s.. r. ~ E. w.
John Irwin. sh sen sec. 50.
A.SS twp. 80 s.. r. IL e. w. n.
e. P. Scheble, Lot 3. sec. 3.
twp. 80 g., r. 13 e. w.
'''o NJ.
Geo. Noble, Jr.. Nh MA;
SwA NWA; NWA sWA
sec. Is. twp. 80 s.. R. Is
s7.os David Bishop. sM SEN: sec.
3; M NEA sec. 10. twp.
80 g., r. l3 e. w. N. -.
Andrew N. KylAnder VIZ sec.
h.sS SO. twp. 80 g.. R. Is E.
W. NJ.
Englebrecht olson. sen sec.
s6. twp. 80 s.. R. Is E.
4a.s6 Mamie l.. & Roy A. Tracey.
SM NWN: Mex SWN;
NWA SEA; Sh SEX sec.
1905 1, twp. SO s., r. II q. w.
NJ. NEN NEA sec. IL.
twp. 80 g.. r. II e. w.
r. d b. c.mpbeli. swn sec.
IS. twp. 80 g.. R. II e. W.
SGT Unknown. Il; NwX sEH sec.
8. twp. 50 g.. r. 10 E. W.
ls.s Mamie mr. l.. and Roy 4. Tracey.
sec. 81; NEA NEA sec
STA 81; twp. 80 g.. R. 16 e.
s,ss Andrew %; W. j. Hannah. sM
Nw4; swA NEN: NwA
s.S+ sen sec. IL, twp. 80 g., r.
l6 e, w. NJ. ...........
John, Morrey. Sh M SWA
SWA sec. IS, twp. 80 g.,
2S.7% R. Is E. w. NJ. ........
Joe Glitter. Sh ny SEN
NEN sec. Is. twp. 80 g..
r. Is E. w. NJ. ........
1855 Matte b. Dobson. M Nh
NEN SWk sec. 13. twp.
80 s., R. 15. e. w. n. -.
1906 w. B. Emerson, M NE
sen SWA sec. Is. twp.
80 s.. r. 16 e. w. N. -.
Southern Ore. Inv. Co.. NY
q Al
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11

~. ~. ~. Railroad Co.. All
IL II ~. !. 3. ali frac.
8; sil,.As. =. Tor R. r. OF -.
I. ~ - sss - aeres Tor
~ is.Ss Z: nt -.
i.ls'1a ~. IS; lots
Alluvislsii, ~. 3. 8 .. W. NJ.
- lots .. =. go. Il |.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1916-02-11

50 twp. 10 s.. r, 6 =, .
40 Ore. = : cal. railroad Co..
swN: NwN SEN; lots
3. =. 6. 9. 7. 8. sec. !. Twp
40 g.. r. Q u: W. N. 9M
I.76 NWN: lots ,. 3. 4. sec
3 twp. 20 s.. r. 9 u: W.
NJ. SEN NEM; sWk
80 NV v lots 3. I sec. 8. twp.
40 g., n. 8 4. w. n. All
sec. II, twp. 40 g.. r. 9 Il.
'.76 w. NJ. MEX NV Y:
WV GW "; lots I TO 10
,.05 r. q Il. W. NJ. sE Y
NEN: WV NWA; SEA;
lots to 10 inc. sec. -.
twp. 20 g.. r. 8 p. w. n.
90 ali frac. sec. ~. twp. 10 g..
II. Q u. W. NJ. All frac.
soc. 81. twp. 10 g.. r. 9 =.
W. NJ. SEN NEN; EN-
.0b SEN: sec. So. twp. 20 g.,
r. 8 n. W. N. EN-; EM
WV; lots l, 2. s. I. soc.
SO. twp. 20 g.. r. Q r.. :,
Hue IOWubeys oN - oO u sUS
,s6 Z. twp. 10 g.. RI u. W.
Orc. 4 Cal. railroad Co., All
80 frac. sec. 3. twp. 20 B., !.
r. Z u. w. -. ........: !
Ore. 4 Cal. Railroad Co.. All
rs frac. sec. 8. twp. 20 g..
swH; Nv SEX; Cd 4
SEk SEQ. Z, twp. 20 B.. j.
.96 r. d. w. N. ......,.... J
Ore. 4 Cal. Railroad 90. Al
frac. sec. Q. twp. 10 g.. r.
Z d. w. n. All frac 80:
II. twp. 10 g.. r. y.
w. N. NWk: BY 500. To-
twp. 20 g., r. y. w.
N. All frac. SEC. ~. twp.
30 g., R.~7 %. w. N. All
frac. sec. 10. twp. - o..
n. Z. 70. w. n. All Srae.
80 sec. ~. twp. 20 .. y.
U. w. n. WV Dh; WI
ssc. -, twp. 20 g.. J
3. W. n. All OF sestsons
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
SCHOOL PER CAPITA $50.

The school per capita in Kentucky this
year was fixed Saturday at IS. 10 by
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Gilbert. This per capita is reduction of
10 cents per child of school age in the
state from last year The per capita il
based on an estimated revenue for
school purposes for the state at
50, 76l, 1856. The average for teacher per
month will be about Si6.25 The school
census for 1916 shows gain of 2ilO
children of school age over the census
of 1915. According to the census report
compiled by the Department of educa-
ton there are 7i3, 4s7 children in Ken
lucky between the ages of q and 20 of
which 667. 002 are white and 70, ASS are
negroes. OF this number ll2, sll whites
are listen in the cities and 6O4, 1928 in
the rural and graded districts; 20, 1913
negro children are listed in the cities.
and 81, 1856 in the rural and graded dis
trlcts.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
CHANGES IN SCHOOL LAWS

A number of important changes were
made in the school laws of the State by
the last legislature. applicable to Gar
rard county as Well as other counties Of
Kentucky. which have just become eff
fective. For instance. the annual elec-
ito Of school trustees under the revised
school laws. will in the future be held
on the first Saturday in October, in
stead Of the first Saturday in August,
and the incumbents hold office until
next March. Other changes may be
summarized as follows: The school cen.
sus will be taken biennially; under the
compulsory school law parents and guar
dians may be put in Jail for failure to
pay fines assessed for not sending chill
dren to school; the amount of money a
county may spend for children is in
increased from 800 to $500; counties
may erect joint high schools: graded
districts must maintain high scool or
pay tuition for their graduates. and the
graded district trustees may increase
the tax from so to rs cents and the poll
tax from 81 SO to 81 so; railroad and
bridge taxes due special districts are
collected by the county school depart
ment instead Of the sheriff, and students
entering the high school at twenty
years Of age may continue through the
course.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
teachers INSTITUTE.
Canard Teachers Meet Week OF july 81.

The Institute for Garrard County
teachers will begin next Monday and
will continue throughout the week, the
sessions being conducted in the Audi
forum Of the Lancaster Graded Schools.
The Institute will be in charge Of Miss
Jennie Higgins, County Superintendent
Of Schools. and she has secured DR.. Me.
Dougal of the Richmond State Normal
School as Instructor. One of the fea.
lures of the Institute will be an address
Wednesday at two thirty by DIR. Gan
field. President of Central University.
He will speak on some phase of educa-
tional work and the public is invited to
attend this lecture as well as all other
sessions of the Institute.
Mrs. Dillingham; Of Harrodsdurg has
been secured to direct the musical pro.
gram Of the week.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
FARMER MEETING
Held At Court House Monday. Many Far
mers OF The County Express Wish
For Farm Demonstration.

The meeting called for last Monday
for the farmers Of the county. brought
out quite a number of the most pro-
gressive farmers to discuss the adj
visibility of getting farm demonstra-
tor for Garrard county. The meeting
was called to order by G. b. Swine
broad and on motion W. r. Cook was
made chairman and X. L. Elkin,
Secretary. Mr.. Swinebroad stated the
object of the meeting and gave msny
good reasons why farm demonstra-
tor should be had I'm this county. and
the many advantages to be derived
from this progressive movement. He
cited many counties of the state where
they are being employed and spoke of
the rapid progress such counties had
made under the supervision of a farm
agent. Several spoke of the advan-
tages to be gained and of the work
such method had accomplished in other
parts of the state. Among those who
spoke were: F. NJ. finder. E. C.
McWhorter. j. f. Robinson and Judge
c. A. Arnold.
The expense of employing one of the
demonstrators is from $1,000 tc $500 a
year. one half of which is shared by
the government ard the other half is
usually put up by the fiscal court. A
committee composed of G. b. SWINE
broad. Z. c. McWhorter and W. r.
Cook, was appointed to wait upon the
Fiscal court and ask that an ap-
be made from the general
fund to aid in securing this agent. This
to report back at a call
Of the chairman.
"Garrard county is by far the best
producing county in the state and am
heartily in favor of the movement to
employ farm agent" said Mr.. E. C. |
Nc Whorter, who has seen the effect
Of such work in the mountain counties
Of the state.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
ANTIOCH SUNDAY SCHOOL,

Sunday July 23rd our school had ITO
in attendance, and has been running
around this number for some time.
Most of the community has become en-.
listed in the work. On the 23rd six
came forward to confess Christ as their
Saviour. A series of meetings will
begin Sunday evening. July 3Oth at 7;3O
O'Clock. have never seen better con-
ditions to receive great blessing.
Everybody invited to come, come pray
ing that the Lord NAV give us great
blessing and to him be all the glory.
j. +. Holtzclaw, Supt.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
COURT DAY DRAWS
FAIR CROWD

Only medium sized crowd attended
Court Day here Monday, and stock
sales were slow. Several mules and a
few cattle changed hands. Politics was
the order of the day and three candi-
dates for Congress were here present
ing their claims to the voters. Both
State Senator Chas Montgomery and
Representative Harvey Helm. the Dem
ocratic candidates feel sure of winning
and Robert Dawson Of Stanford who is
a Republican candidate against Chas.
Neat of Columbia, says that his name
will be on the ballot in November.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
METCALf ON STAND.

A dispatch frem Noblesville. Ind, ,
this week said; r. II. Metcalf, Of
PANT Lick, KY, on trial here, charged
with having accepted check for
So, 700 while President Of the Farmers
and Merchants Bank Of Cicero when.
it is alleged. he knew the institution to
be insolvent, will 20 on the stand this
week in his own behalf. the attorney
announced. Il am going to how close
to the line. let the chips fall where they
may" the defendant said. II am 60
ing to tell the truth. won't attempt
to shield myself. and certainly will not
shield those who are responsible for
this condition.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
BALLOTS Being PRINTED.

This office has just received the
official order from the County clerk to
print the official ballots for the pn-
mary election which takes place next
Saturday week. August the fifth. The
Democratic ballot will contain the
names of Hon. Harvey Helm and SEN
ator Chas Montgomery, candidates for
the nomination for congress from the
eighth district The Republican ballot
will have two candidates also to choose
from and the race on this ticket 10
between Hon R. l.. Davidson and Thos
Neat.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
THREE CANDIDATES
For Congress Here Last Monday.

There were three candidates for Con-
gress here last Monday and Stanford
had the honor of furnishing two of
them. They were Hon. Harvey Helm.
Senator Chas. +. Montgomery and DR..
r. l.. Dawson. None of them let any
grass grow under their feet and all
seemed pleased with the days work and
each felt thad he had the nomination
nailed down.
Saturday week will tell the tale. Let
the best man win.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
EXTENSIVE IMPROVEMENTS,

The Arcade Garage under the man.
agement Of the Kinnaird Brothers is
making extensive improvements in the
way of building and equipment. They
are now adding forty feet addition to
their present quarters, which will make
room for their Vulca nizing machine
which will be installed this week.
This will be run by Rey Wilton. an
expert mechanic. who has been working
in the last few years at the Hupmobile
factory at Detroit. This machine will
repair castings Of oil sizes and the Gar
age guarantees that vulcsnized patches
win outlsst other bsrts Of the tire.
They have also instsllsd free air
tank with tubing running to the street.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
The FARMER
HOLDS The BAG.

When the Kentucky Rural Credit
Association went to the wall, many
farmers and other citizens of Kentucky,
and among whom are many Garrard
county farmers. We're swinded out of
several hundreds of thousands of dol
lars. Somebody stole and somebody
has been robbed. An investigation by
the courts should be had and the guilty
parties, be they high or low. should be
punished.
1t may be proven that it was the
slick agents who sold the stock to the
farmers or perchance it may be men
high up in political and business life, or
it may be both; at any rate the people
have been robbed and the guilty ones
should be punished.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
WHATS The REASON"

Batson & West sell overalls ct
81. when others get sl.35 for the
same article?
WHATS THE REASON"
Batson & West sell Palm Beach
Suits at $500 when others get
$500 for same article?
WHATS THE REASON"
Batson 4 West sell All Goods SO
much cheaper than other stores!
BECAUSE"
They pay small rent.
BECAUSE"
Yhey pay no big salaries to clerks
BECAUSE"
They do all their own work.
BECAUSE"
They sell for Cash and buy for
Cash.
BECAUSE"
They lose no bad accounts.
THAT'S THE REASON
Their prices bring home the
BACON. co SEE THEM.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
BUY fine CATTLE.

Messrs A. I. Sanders and John Miey
Anon have recently purchased herd
of five Aberdeen-Angus cattle from the
Long Stock Farm at Sheperdsville.
These cattle are from the latest strain
from Scotland. and among them is a
male calf, whose sire and dam are both
champions. and have never lost in a
show. The price paid for the herd was
$500.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
HARRODSBURG FAIR ON.

Good crowds from Lancaster and Gar
rard county are attending the Mercer
county fair at Harrodsburg this week
No better county fair is ever held in
the state and we predict record break
er this year. Smittie's band so well
known here. will furnish the music.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
Big LUMBER DEAL.

Messrs Sib Sebastian, Lewis Murrhy
and Floyd Humphrey have recently
purchased Of Mrs N Dean, of Jessa.
mine county. one hundred and twenty
nine white oak trees at total cost of
Sl.iO0. These trees will average about
400 feet to the tree and / ave been sold
to J. ID. Hughes. at High Bridge, for
$50. a thousand feet.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1916-07-27
mrs. GILL'S Will PROBATED

The will of Mrs Psttie Duncan Gill
was admitted to probate in the county
court here last Monday. The will was
dated April 18th. 1902 and was written
in her own hand. After all her just
debts are paid, she bequeaths to her
only daughter. Mrs Juliet Barnard, the
remainder of her entire estate and
makes her the sole executrix without
hnnd