The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1919-10-03
Democratic Campaign Chair.
man Asks II Hert Is to Rule the
State As He Does Louisville
BALLARD FLOUR CHEAPER
IN NEW ORLEANS THAN IN
CITY WHERE IT IS MADE
ksntuo,<lans Pay si.io Barrel Mors
Fer Il Than Residents Of the
Loutsiana Metropolis.
Especial Corrsspondence.)

Rhea, Of the Democratic State Cam
paign Committcs ct Hopkinsyiile, IN
which he boldly attached the attomps
of A. T. Hert. the Indiana Republican
millionaire who has become the undis-
puted boSs Of the City Of Louisville,
TO extend his bo8n-sirfp over the state
az well, also handled without gloves
the action OF 8 rhruston Ballard, mil.
Iianaive Republican candidate for
Lieutenant Governor, who Is head cs a
great houR mil In Lotiisvflle, In put
ding on sale IN Eew Orleans La, his
-four at 81. 10 a barrel lees than he Wna
willing to sell II In Louisville and Ken
lucky.
Mr.. Rhea showed how absolute was
the domination Of the Republican par
~ by Hert In the few years since he
came to KENTUCKY after having served
rs warden Of an Indiana penitentiary
and how Important TO Hert and his
rich Republican associates II was 10
control the taxing machinery Of the
state as they control the taxing ma
ehinery Of its greatest city.
Rhea Attaei<s q. o. ?. Leaders.
Probably tho most biting speech Of
Nnc Oponin8 WIS InAt VI M. hhca. NJ
charged A. I. Hert with being the
boss" Of the Republican party In
Kentucky and Chesiey senrcy, Of
Louisville, the "sub-boss"
Attacking s. Thruston Ballard, Re-
publican nominee for Lieutenant Gov
ernor, Mr.. Rhea termed him self-coa-
fessed pronteer. citing the admission
Of Mr.. Ballard recently before Ken
lucky High Cost Of Living Commission
that he charged $i.10 less per barrel
for hcuv IN Louisiana than he charged
In Kentucky.
Mr.. Rhea then referred to Mr.. Nor
rows plan for eliminating politics
from the management Of the penal end
charitable institutions Of the stgts.
Persons whom Mr.. Morrow announced
he would name to have charge OF
these institutions were all high class,
Mr.. Rhca admitted. hut he charged that
the Republican nominee for Governor
showed his hand wi,an he said that Mr..
Ballard, rs Lieutenant. Governor,
would serve No ex-eiIieio, member OF
the beard, and advise the buyer Of
state supplies He said he wondered
II Mr.. Ballard would adviBe the buyer
to purchase -four for the state institu-
lions at $f.t0 more por barrel than Ia
being cheryed for the Same -four In
Louisiana.
Hert 10 FIaysd.
Regarding Mr.. Hsrt. Mr.. Rhea said
Mr.. Hsrt -crsesote King"
M. Hsrt has made . large fortune n
s s.s;.oss tics and ss!liEs uaIm :. u.e
s sSs zee. . ss.sr Bris q pa g
s Dr. Hs Z sno5 Z. re +, .crss ,
lot q cre9s.ttns compeaiea YiB fortune
owns D! rallroaas cad NJ i R.ss ssss
the ecye.nnsnt he = Aet ssszs 70 Isss
aMr. Hs5t.s frss aet upoa taxing ~
bis fssids4ss IN this gtets. was 10 got
mites, II cent Mn - : a.yssats 70 re
eafo, 5 iSH h geat sssp Y.s Y
f Esss s az sBs SIS ss 3 s ss ssg
sias,ssa 5 q. Her1iIssA, & oT.:a.so.o.
fs &. s bee ei idl f N.ss s, Rac.
et ohieeSS Be bT1.eht ihtt1, play sepe
Sisds.d g o M ' McSuourh me eAs contest sSt
bstwssn Hs-t and Meculioch was very
close, but ran Brown sydtched own
ward Fhll brown. the negro from Hop
d g 700 plsss With tho Rspubiiean senate
ION Bis satrance TO Kentucky Mr.. Hart
poitifs OYER Kentucky lie and bis
n 1saS w H.. ss Ssas q h. sns s EN-
working hand In eiovs to that end.
Paofor m nt,nlnera. Tao.
Mr.. Hort 10 also the Dominating factor
IN the Brown Taxi CAB Company and the
southsrn Motors Company. BY ordinances
u sss Tas ca Ssr. 2 sy :, tss y
chine spd only SO on each q the cthers.
Yss pay a, TAI Hs q so sRsos o Gsn
passing d ordinance or Mayer smith
nigBin6 u % make the Taxi Cab Com
pAny pay 80 % essh. machine Il owns
s sl, soTSsS* ON equal terms wi<h inc
76en De Southern Metsrs Company
sells lets Of machinsp 70 the city. AJAX
champs iheS have . eesnpsts With NJ VI.
a. IN 1Sysr Nsuias isssii '1s wr szs i
~ sss q ~ y.s. t =. ST, ~ ls.a.l. !.
a = T, sss sss G a'a-sh and 'ity oleias
now * ksntp1irx Sc aliewsd to name he
pslNb4s y he STATE Tax Commissieui
DolittqB II til state fsf the next four
ye4ras fkfo y The mott vital issae fac
Ing tIlq people q the cfato taday.
Shat NJ bsrt, With the aid Of Thrus
ton geilArd. o. prontess. end other mil.
unraire oDp1idAtea On the Republican
4eket b allowed :. take eyer the STATE
oeyerenont ourfghtf Dshind Mr. Nor
ssaas vic e 10 sss eSnRi1S ha 90
a sss M vS ssst e H. z S sSei's 4 ~
80 by1fgs Getn The Leuisvtile cly
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pa fin ktniuckg. * 8 aid e 3
nv re ,'; ~ s,s;5 r e .tst ~
ktIsl ssElIs- II $500 polldcs ,yilh
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