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Searg,au .at Ans of the Court Of Ap.
peais, die. O.. ~, home IN Frankfort
OF heart discas's
The 1916 kentucky Sta.n Fair net.
ted a profit Of 3 .n ,NG4, arrlglins to the
financial statemc.t submitted by Sec.
rotary W y G1orh TO the state Board
Of Agriculture
For the first time IN many months
no suicide was .,cordod IN Louisville
during OctCh.r There were 2aJ
deaths and @o5 births in the city.
Eleven person, died a violent death.
four Of whom were Slain
The Southwestern Kentucky Dental
Association held H. seA.iaunual meet.
ing at padu,ah ami decided to estab.
fish system Of training in the public
schools Of that section in the care Of
the teeth.
Uncle David" Galloway died at his
home at Uno, near Munfordvilc lie
had reached the advanced age Of 9S
lie leaves four sons and three daugh.
tiers. thirty grandchildren and thirty.
three great grandchildren
The Louisville and Nashville Rail.
road company flied suit in the United
States District Court in Louisville
questioning the constitutionality Of the
recently enacted Adamson eight hour
law for railroad employees
Lem Nolen, 80. Deputy Sheriff OF
/ Perry County was shot and almost in
stantly killed by negro whom he
| sought 10 arrest As Nolen fell he
/ fired. fatally iniuring one Of the ne
! groes. NOlen formerly lived in Breath.
| IN County
W r. Cowan, who says he deserted
/ from the navy at Norfolk. surrendered
| TO authorities al Lexington. lie said
he wanted to 90 back to Norfolk aud
rejoin his company in the marine
/ corps Cnwan is resident OF Crab
/ Orchard. Lincoln county.
Twentyfuur students of high schools
in the state of California, in charge Of
/ Professor -. II Crochter. head of the
| Department Of Animal llusbandry Of
/ the University Of California. visited
| Lexington and inspected the big stock
| farms around that city
All immediate danger Of a strike OF
trainmcn and fromen Of the l.. & y.
| railroad was ayertcd when Milton H.
Smith, President Of the road, agreed
10 submit the case TO mediation. The
/ agreement was brought by Judge W. L.
| Chambers. Of the Federal Board Of
/ Mediation
Immediate release Of coal cars by
borrowing lines and the return OF
the equipment to the railroads owning
them was ordered by Commissioner
Charles C. McChord at the INJURY be-
ing conducted in Louisville into the
car shortage situation by the Inter
state Commerce Commission
Let your porter our Of Jail; gone
90 Louisville was scrubbed on a piece
Of paper left by a burglar who entered
a drug store in Lexington The cash
register was robbed and some of the
goods taken Henry Davis. former por.
ter at the store, is in jail charged
with robbng the store some time ago.
A forest fire, which burned for four
DAYS. destroyed between four and five
square miles Of timber in the Man.
nington neighborhood, in north Chris.
tian Only desperate work kept a
number Of farmhouses from being
consumed. Rain checked the fire and
put n under control
The Retail Grocers' Association in
Louisville. has entered the milk strike
fight The association has appointed
committee 10 determine If the action
Of the kentucky Milk Producers Asso-
citation has violated the polling law"
through its concerted movemen to cut
on the supply Of milk from distribu-
tiers.
The engagement has been announced
of Robert Worth bingham Of Louis.
willie, once mayor of the city and later
Chancellor OF the jefferson Circuit
Court, To Mrs Henry NJ Flagler. wid-
ow Of Henry W. Flag'er. one of tho
founders Of the standard oil company.
who left an estate Is, mated at $780,
100000 to his widow.
Judgment for the sum Of S44,S35
against the u & o Railway Company (
was entered in the jefferson Circuit
Court. The amount represents omit. .
ed taxes for nine years past on rolling .
stock and franchise which the railroad
claimed exempt. irs defense being that
II was engaged in an interstate bus. /
mess
Bond issues iayorably voted includ.
ell 100000 improvement of the water
supply for Versailles 10000 for a LIGHT
plant at Murray; $1,000 for water.
works and light plant AT Olive I'M,
and FOR 10 separate improvements At
CoviustOn An Indication of progress
was voiced I'm Ashland by me adoption
OF a S2onooo bond issue for school /.
Improvements.
The United states army recruiting
station at lcuisvil has been asked 10
aid in the work OF .n,uriu recruits for
the Kentucky national Cuard which is
short about 3.uro men The request .
was received in Communication from
the department of the east Governors
Island, y y by Major John Battle,
who has charge OF The station at Lou.
isyiHc /
John Bowles, -o, farmer Of near
killed his wife and son.
in-law, James Aldrire, 30, ana thea
committed suiciie Mrs. Bowlcs had q
filed suit for divorce. but recently /,
withdrew IT, Bowles fired five pistol '
shots into her body Then he rode .
10 lIopkinsville and slew Aldrige with ?
! shotgun as he rose from bed Bow O
H. BODY Was found with a pistol but ,
L, in his head.