The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-10-16
Ballard snc Business.

~~.'r4 man " eio-b " men "a ne stAt@-
Ballard and Business.
i have nothing 4nxind ~ say ~ Thrus-
Ion Ballard the kegrhiiclu nominee for
Lieutenant Coz ernol. nu4ti mill ..
ana natural. q clor~ p-raoa1-- ann bust
ness friend ~ aIf IarI
Mr. Ballard - an ahle business man.
he has accuTruiatec a large fortune uuH.
ing wheat from the farmers AZ q iow prit@
Ballard sets through grrii-z tfe farmer
wheat. u j. ~ the la4s=f grade, End they
same wheat which Mr- sa4.ard calls low
srAde. through sOre uarvel)us 'hocEs-
pocus' al the Ballard mills Is turned in;o
the rnest Dn@4isS rour
Mr.. Bsl.srl tells how he loves the
State OF hrntecs4 and Is people. Dlt u
New orleans for 81 10 a barrel less than
he sells IL TO the people OF Kentucky
whom ne PROCESSES % love 70 we'll
= prontser o. ths serst kind His d-sense
that he sells this nogr FOR cash at Sew
Orleans 4 a slap a. the people q Ken
tuck3, and his tnstnuation that the pco-
PIE OF KENTUCKY can't pay cash Il Ia line
With his prvhteering Between safe Tor
wheat and ELL for Hour there II a goOdly
margin OF prof; that will save him from
want the rest Of MS life.
failard for Lieutenant Governor Is = vote
"a make A T Hert supreme n Kentucky.
~ - vote 10 enthrons millions !; In a
TO the city hail Behind .dorrow's voice
as = barrsge. behind Ballads ar1stocrz-
ana proh.ocrins IN necessities q ne
along the Vhole line.
He plans y do Tor the politics Of Ken
Penrose, hav- done for Penrsylvania.
what Platt and Barnes have done for
Ss~. e dSTs w wh4i ,r dhonSs9T s.d er ,
<eiis OF kentucky stand for itY II il not
tne oath that make - believe the man
oath.
Points To State Progress
Admitting that Democrats hayf spent
Gov. Wilson. "a Rhsa allied ali a. attention 70
ne Tact that during the Last ak years
!; 40 miles q road have been built in
there we're 5000 schOolhousrs In the state
h 80. there are ls;g0y. Democrats. he sid
schcols p INT ~, 81 oog mofs year for
r,.i,r sne last eight years. ar Rhs@ said,
n. Dy1nscerst. have pale ou, IN confederats
ley administration sSsS. 900 was expended
on me agricultural experimental station.
~. Rhsa charged that Republicans 4
things.
Ma roar years ago. Mr. Rhsa said. ar:
ea.dids,.an and 4, A, o STANLEY: as opposing
xor o. new tax laws After Mr.. Morrows
esiesI however. h. went 10 Frankfort
yer. Allen coantS. into confofenos told
nlIn That the Republicans IN the legtsia-
they had b nod ON 81 "a. tcs -ts a s Ss
o. tne Patronage. As a result Nr. RhsS
c1afuoc. Mr. divers friend Mr. Cook. VI
AHen. IL drawing 81 400 q year from the
state and I0nt spurrier. another Repuo-
ncsh. Is drawins tz.iev a year. A reia-
tive OF Mr.: Morrow "a also q the state
p-s-r 1r- f-hea charged
Compares Psrecn Recorcs
regarding the criticisms ahmed At Stan-
~ because OF his parconing record. Nr.
.nes said the records would show that
e Mn NJ the inennesnsy OF w. Q Bradley.
a.. Horrows uncle. SO persons were par
SStsec ana lbz rsstorattcno we're made
ncer Wilson ne said, there we're ~
parccns and les RESERVATIONS Under Stan
.sy there wers sis paraons and Is2 restor..
81 Gov. Stanley were Republicans. Mr.
Enes charged ore he raid- In psrtico-
.al. -ot whose pardon The Gov ernor " AZ
seseresx ciucizsd. was that OF Tom Wal
q one OF the millionaire candidates IN
tns present Republican ticket
M Hhea termed Mayor Smith Louis-
VIZ. g mere tool OF Mr.. Hert and Sub
"A few days before the state primary"
Louisville headea a delegation Of Gov
biacke friends that called on Mayor
PM IN The moment they entered hfS or
ne tne dayor told them that II the5 were
s s1s 80, % cr1rcise biz Police force e would
not tneir purpose. that they were there
percy 70 ask him 70 promise that the po-
uce you'd see to II that Gov Black wsls
g1vsn . sqrare deal at the polls
Inc Mayor tod them ne could MAKE
l1illiken received A note from Chesley
6earcy. In which the latter said he had
eonierred with the Mayor and could A.
onre HIN that Gov. Black would Be g1vso