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Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
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'LLlEM II ddVNaIa
County Superintendent.
OBITUARY.
In Memory OF Elmer Drew
The Little Son Of sir.. and Mrs. Bill
. Stamp.

Our Heavenly Father. in his wis
dom, on + b. ., 1921, recalled the boon
and blessed joy He had 80 graciously
given It's parents, by means of an un-
usually sad accident in which their
little son, aged three years, was Sc
yercIy' scalded BY falling into tub of
not water, at the home of its uncle, j.
Il. Rose, at Redgiqe Kentucky.
He come forth like II flower,
He hgd as shadow.
.But let us thank God for the .consol.
Ing. words of His Holy Son: Suffer
little children to tome unto me and
forbid them not, for of such is tle
kingdom of heaven"
Let us trust that We may meet him
with our Saviour over there, where
iher"ll be no more Of suffering in that
land so fair and bright ~
Around our lireside sad and lonely
We will ofien lt2aad sigh; s,s
Let MS pray esIited
Ia our. heayenly hoiae on high.
4 GHAS "a. WALTERS, N
Grain, KY,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
"In the Good Old DAYS"

Below we give a few excerpts from
a little booklet by Charles W. Bell,
and sold by the Standard Printing Co.
ut Louisville, for 80 cents:
"In the Good Old Days a boy
would have expected to be struck by
! lightning on the spot if he had blown
cigarette smoke in his fathers face.
In those days hoy was kept at
home of nights, and if any one wan
d'red far from the fold it was the dog.
Now, when the evening shades he
gin to gather. Fido is brought into the
house, given bath and and hot supper
and put in his little dOwny bed. .but
Willie is permitted to spend the eve.
ming on the streets, and maybe he l.
given seventy-five cents to take in the
theatre Sometimes, as method OF
punishment, he is sent to prayer
meeting. But what's the difference:
His mother is over at the next-door
neighbor's playing progressive euchre.
bridge whist or ten-cent ante; his faith
az has gone to the club or lodge; nurse
is entertaining company in the parlor,
and there really is no place for Willie
Except in bed or out on the street"
In the Good Old Days If you had
II rain "amidship," the doctor told you
plainly that it was the stomach-ache.
Now, he calls it appendicitis, peritonis.
or gastritis. If you had trouble in
the upper story" he called it headache /
Nowadays, it is corrustifed exegeter
antispasmOdically emenating from an
inHamed condition of the molecular
and atomic formations constituting the
oblongata and thereby meteri-
ally affecting the cerebral nerves.
which being in juxtaposition thereto.
produces produces q prolific source of
irritablity in the pericranial epider.
mis- of he mental profundity."
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
TRAGEDY AT CANNY.
Dorsey Lykins Shoots and Fatally
Wounds John Salyers.

Late Wednesday afternoon Dorsey
Lykins shot and, it is thought, fatally
wounded John Salyers in the store of
H. j. and X. A. Lykins, at Caney.
ut is said that young Salyers was
Z drunk and, in company with s. l.. Reed,
went into the store and called for some
tobacco. s. J. Lykins was In the store
and waited upon him, and a dispute
arose over 1t and Lykins told him to
have 1t his way, and tried to avoid a
difficulty. In a short time Dorsey, n
son Of S. ]. Lykins, came in the store
and II is said tnat Salyers began to
abuse him, and drew askmfe. Young
Lykins kept backing from salyers I'M.
Ill he reached the, end Of theStore, and
eindlng that he coulGt tnot get away, he
rew his pistol and need, the ball talk
VI effect just above me right eye and
Fhetrating the brain, Nodglng in the
sRuFG near tlk back of 'the head At
last accounts Salyers was still alive,
but little hope is entertaped for his
recovery. Thfl tragedy ocknrred JUST
before the trad for Jackson left aud
young salyers !, as hurried totthe Bach
hospital at jackson.
Lyklns surrendered TO thel officers
and he was tried on The charge \of ma.
licious shoting and woundmg, in Nudge
]. II. scbastlan's court. At an ey\ \mn-
ing. trial Monday, a,d htld IA an.
swer the action of the grand MrA in
ball Of 100000. =
The parties to the shooting were p-
lated by marriage, young Lylslns Ian
tnH married the daughter of CharliA
Sod, and Reeds uncle, $. L. {esd
|. FLED . sister of Salyers.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Judge Thomas W. Champ;un of ib,
district court announced Yesterday In,
appointment Of II. II. Brown to con
duct the case for the STATE in VI Uhicl
Clara Smith is charged with the mnr.
Her of Jake l.. Hamon. member of the
National Republican Committee from,
oklahoma and who was the empire.
builder Of the southwest ii great
genius of finance.
The appoiutmer; of Mr. Brown was
made necessary b. the facts thai the
prosecuting attorney, James II. Mnth.
ers had prior to his Inauguration a..
crpted employment by the defense in
the case.
Judge Champion has exercised loyal.
'y to the state in making this appoint.
ment. II. ii. Brown is brother 10
ltuSsel B. Brown who was serving Ms
eaunty attorney at the time the offence
~ alleged to have been committed
it was he who lodged the complaint
against the defendant, Clara Smith
IT, was he who lodged the complaint
for her aided by the press of the
nmtiy until she was apprehended.
In speaking of the qualifications of
Ii. II. Brown, Judge. Champion said
Il regard him as being one of the
greatest lawyers Of the entire south.
vest, he is a prosecutor of unusual
ability, he makes fine appearance
before any jury of the country, he is
| native of Kentucky, and possesses
Ill the fighting blood of which that
yreat commonwealth has right to
boast, he is man who loses very
Few jury cases, the entire state of
oklahoma might have been combed
lnd greater lawyer for this CASE
could not have been found.
The opinion of Mr.. Brown rs OK.
pressed by Judge Champion, is the
of the Ardmore bar and of
The people of this section of the state
In witt in sarcasm, in pathos in logic
md In eloquence he will measure IN
well against the entire retinue of
lawyers that will be opposed to him
N this celebrated sase-Ardmore
Okla, Arlmorite.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Donates -Four Gold Medals

COmmonwealth's Attorney Floyd
Arnett attended the chapel exercise
at the Morgan County High School
one day last week and made arrange
ments with the faculty by which he
donates to each of the High School
rooms a gold medal The winner of
the medals to be determined by the
faculty on their progress in the school.
He gives the medals as an encourage
.ment for the BOYS and girls in school
to excel in their work.
This is characteristic ofyFloyd z
He is constantly doing something to
help his town and county aud espec-
la!ly thee schools And he don't hes
itate to spend his money to help-in any
manner of improvement. The Courier
believes that he is entitled to great
credit for his good works.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
ANNOUNCES FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE.

In this issue of the Courier will be found the formal
announcement Of Judge D. W. Gardner, of Sayersvile
as candidste8or the Democratic nomination to succeed
himself ascrcft Judge Of this the 96th Judicial Dis
Tict FS4DH
In signed card in this issue Judge Gardner states
some Of the reasons why he is asking the Democrats for
their endorsement. He is too well known to need an
introduction at the hands Of the Courier Hebrings to
you for your consideration his experience judge, his
fathfuness in the dscharg Of his duty and profound
knowledge Of the law Courts are the arbters Of the
rights of the citizens and should be the most learned law
fe be forfeited through lack Of the proper knowledge
of the coure to protect him
Judge Gardners political foes conceed to him that
he is an able lawyer Of high character and courage
do his duty He invites your consideration to the man
ner in which he has performed his duties. E
The Courier bespeaks for his candidacy the careful
consideration of the Democrats Of the district.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
The New School Building.

In a previous issue Of the Courier
gave Il copy OF an order of the Count,
Board of Education, which showed Tn,
intention to build modern dormiaor,
on the County High School campus
II Is the desire of the school officials I,
to utilize the buildings and finances 4,
the best advantage of tlc children oI
the county.
There is now something near 100 oi
more pupils from the county outside
this district who are getting the ad
vantage of free scholarship. which at
a tuition of 500 per month means a
saving of 100000 per month, or $2,7oo
per term TO the parents of the county,
/ have always believed that the op.
pQriunity to obtain AN education should
be free to every child that desires mi
education. {,
] have this year observed feeling
of fellowship and friendship between
the'pupils Of the country and those Of
This district far better than mas existed
heretofore. The boys and girls of tile
town seem to earnestly tsy { max,
the pupils from the cotnry feel wei
come, and to make their. time here
pleasant for them Not only the
pupils hut the parents of the town
have the same wishes. There are
more than dozen homes which have
opened their doors aud made rooms
for the boys and girls, which otherwise
could not have been in school here b..
ause the dormltories are, full y Not
only this but people Of the town iry to
encourage the boys and girls in every
hing they can do. Just to show of
one enducement last Thursday morninr
Mr. Floyd Arnett statddSro the;iIieh
School pupils that he will purtl's, ami
give The boy or girl III each OF the
kigh School grades a gold medal. who
Mixes the highest grade, Mr.. AMeii
10 not have child m the high
shN Nol but voluntarily makes the con,
.riR lion of the four gold medals to be
pres Ated to the school for the pur.
pose encouraging the boys aud girls
IN thpM work
Thes Awill be the first medals offered
o' the hool for some six or seven
'eers, aa I am quite sure that they
VII he ~ Aatly appreciated and mean
Something the school,
There is one thing we would like Cor
parents to do\ when they come In with
their children, \and that is to visit tlr
school aud seeN the teachers and the
wor, they are Hoing. You viii find
the teachers kind \and courteous. You
viii lind every rqoV crowded to it's ca.
paclty aud the two, wings of the audi.
torhm belng'used fSr class roms. r6is
leaves only one mo, \ place available
for clbss room worn and that is the
Imlln auditorium. s.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
Child Badly R,,r,ed

Hattie the - year old dauehier Of
Mrs Missouri Osborne, was seriously,
II not fatally, burned Monday. by fnlI.
ing IN an open fire. The girI4was sub.
Ject to fainting spells and while stand.
ing before an open wood fire was seiz-
ed with an attack and fell upon her
LaH 'sluoo 10 p1q 9AII uodn sow
face is badly burned and it is thought
that she may not recover.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
Moves to Ashland.

Jno. b.. phipps and II. Clay phlpps
moved last week 10 Ashland where
they win enter the practice of law and
engage In the real estate business.
We commend them to the people of
their new home andihopc that they
VIII prosper in their new field of
endeayer S
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

u. h, Wells last week purchased the
j. Il. Wheeler property from ]. II.
Roberts, consideration, S1,1OO.OO. l..
u. will doubtless be looking around
now for some one to keep house for
him.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Ernest Wells and Miss Roxl,
paNwere married at the residync,
: Lyghs in West Iib'r Sai
~, Feb.'o, Ed. a. o. Allison oliici
~.
Ehe groom is the son Of +, G. Wen,
aud IL a young man of industrious
!, habits and good repuiatlm
~ TbSo 5jge is the daughter Iof Mr.
and Mrs. Fomsfssxis ,yd. is aSbeautl.
fhI youngklrl. WSr--
The cdrier extends its hoNtiest
congratulations
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Charley Holiday, of Malone, who
has been working up ON the Kentucky
river for some time, has returned and
will engage in the poultry buslncSs.
He wns in town Monday and had his
name enrolled on the big family list
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Services were held at fne i'''ni '.''
ley school house ON Sun, w '''A 80
by Ed. Van b. Williams.
mouth, Ohio, and Ed. R. w. pnt:.-...
OF Red Bush. The ordinance az ''
tism was administered to the fol, "
ing; Mrs. ]. II. FyGe, Ernest no
brook Courtney Holbrook, l.os||.
Skoggs, Matilda skaggs, Harry Dor.
ton, Virgil Williams.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

j. +. Benton, of Caney, called in
while In town Monday and ,lcwcd
the subscription of himself aut' MIS-.
Fred Williams. J. +. is thinking seri-
ously of entering the race TO-. Repre-.
sentative
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
n Delighiful Party.


AnssvElsie Arnctt entertained her
yoaug friends Friday evening with a
rarty sat iheir residence. The fol.
.lowing were present. Misses Maize
.Spwlock Eva SpNrlock, Clara Whit,
l'lirabe.h. Cole, jewel Childers, Eliza.
beta Wells. Ina Davis, Nell Nickel,
-Resealte Perry, Lenora Reed. Reva
Carpenter. Mabel Craft, Mabel Arnett
M@srs nreyel Moore. Russell Burton.
Woodford Howard. .H, Norman Gullet.
-Gotfrey Wheeler; Buford Whit.
Harry c. Cartmel, Lornn Mathis, Ira
.Skaggs, LucIan Reed Curtis Mathis.
Walrer 7SpNys,' Luther Swango.
hutord Inward Willnr Lacy. Drexel
Nickel, STANLEY Guilett, Elmer How.
ara, Ct6rmce Williams. Durwood Bel.
mmy and Mr.. and Mrs. G. ID. Arnett.
'Mesdames j.. u. Reed, ID. H.. Perry, II.
ID. SPARKS and II. w. Carpenter.
Cake and. hot chocolate were serve /
for refreshments and all had good
time. ~.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Miss Jennie Phillips, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. w l.. Ham
mond, at White star, aud her brother,
], H. Phillips, at Pinevhle. for several
weeks, returned Friday. -.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Mr. and Mrs. Jas. r. Oney are in
Cincinnati this week buying their
spring stock of goods. Jim thinks of
doing some advertising when he gets
back.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
The schoor

That there is
in this town and v
by the attendanceI
the Parent Teache lsocnsstio,,
Friday -aEeaing d llc were more thar
one hundred present and an enjoyable
time was had.
Judge W. G. Blair delivered a splen-
! did talk on the needs Of the school.
And Mrs. G. X. Stacy read a paper Of
loca'l humorous hits that was enjoyed
bv A. present and afterward there
wos { social program in which All
present pa rtlcipated and the evening
was nIeoso uh v spent.
There. is h, -in.T spirit Of help the
scbool, thot a N es the continued sue
cess of the institu, b "'
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Mr. Brown, was reared in Morgan
county and is another demonstration
of the fact that Morgan county bows
take the lead in very State where they
locate, Most Of our citizens will TO.
member him better as Harlan Brown
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

w. G. Stamp, of Lenox, br
another subscription to the
Saturday. This st1bsdriptS
McGraw, makes three ne,
Walter has handed i'm iN
days. We heartily con
ample to others as WORT
tion.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

FOR SALE--0ne nearly new No. 81
Oliver typewriter, and one No. : oil
yer typewriter. Cheap IL sold quick.
l.. b, WELLS, west Liberty, Yy.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10


because they were hit, some because
they are not in favor Of law and order,
and others who desire a betterment of
things but who do not realize the
Courts Limitations to attain their
wants. But my aim in the future, as in
the past, is to uphold law and order
and punish the law-bEeaker,. and in de-
Gliding such questions as come before
me | promise to bring to the discharge
of my duties the qualification of expe-
rience, and true desire to do justice
to ALL;
| respectfully ask your support.
.s. D. w. GARDNER.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

w. Q. Cox, of near tos, a
town Monday and renewed
scriptioa, of his niece, Mrs. r.
of Columbia, Miss. apd tod ~
the Courier going to her aAd:
would keep the charges paid.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Little Miss Estelle, daughter of Mr.,
land Mrs Tom Walsh, of Malone, is
visiting. little Miss Catherine Nickel
this week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

George Wheeler and GoN,lloa Hnln
day, of Winchester. were here 20 at-
tend the trial Of Dorsey Lykins Mon-
day.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

LOST-On Monday morning be-
tween Index and West Liberty, a blue
French serge drss, wrapped in paper.
Finder return to Stella Elan, Index.
or Courier office.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

II. r. Ellington, of Pomp, waJ II
business visitor in town Thursday.
Ed and Walter Davis, Of FYrest
were in town Friday on business.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Il. p. Lewis. formerly OF RrlwhR'.
was in town Monday andshad his al
dress changed to wrigley, where he
now resides
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Robbie and Aubry. son.
Rowland, of DeHart, va
Friday morning, and cain
the number after theit fat
moved up a year ~
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Mrs. ID. w. Gardner and Miss Eliza
beth Gardner, of Saiyersyille, KY, are
in Tampa for an indefinite period of
| time. Tampa Daily Times.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Detroit was lucky to get its place
on the census list before Henry closed
the plant.-Calary Herald.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

s. l.. Hamilton, Of Malone, Cas in
town Monday OIL business and called
at the Courier office and had his nan 1e
enrolled on our list of good citizens.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

II now looks as if even Congress
doesn't want any additional Congress-
men. Dallas News.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Curt Lacy returtcd Tuesday form a
trip to Indiana who're he had gone TO
look out farm,
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

At the present rate we can't under
stand why they call it exchange at all.
Manila Bulletin.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

one half of the world 7
the fellow next door eyf
price of an automobile.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Miss Mamie Davis, of Forest, spent
.he week end with Miss Eliza Lastcr-
ling
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Walter NJ. Henry, proprietor
Riverside Farm has purcF
fine young bull, Kendillis ~
two-year-old that Is a pl
Thoroughbred. Walter believes
pure-bred stock of all kinds
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

job had three friends ubo many.
but the Lord was with him ami .he
recovered from all of them
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

John Barleycorn is only legally dead.
He doesn't have to pay taxes. Al
bany Journal.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

NJ. f. HolbrOoG, Of MUou. was in
town Monday and paid the C1Lricr
Office pleasant call.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Mrs. II. V. Nickel, who has brrn
very i'll for some days, IL getting bet
ter.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Amos Holiday. of WeeAsburs. was
in town several days last week.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Carl Whit. WHO, has been working
at Jackson for some weeks. is back
home. ny
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

W. w. Webb, of Stacy Fork an'f
Winchester, was in town on business.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

DIR. II. ID. Sparks reports thee birth
of big boy to the wife of Sim B,lrch
am last Sunday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

still 1t must be confessed that the
cotton in all woA suits looks sheep.
ish. --Muskogee Phoenix.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

D. Walters, of Malone, was in town
on business Friday
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Fool the fools and
win pretend to be fool
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Will Holiday, of Rcvena, was in
town Monday.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

ChaA prater has purchased resi-
dence property ~ South Ashland, pay
Ing 5000 for it. lie win probably
move Aere shortly.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
Salyersville, KY, Feb. 7, 1921.
To the Democrats of the 36th
judicial Districts: XII
VOLUME IL. NO. 80.

In seeking your support for the
Democratic nomination for Circuit
Judge, l now think it proper time to.
make public announcement,
There is nothing that can tell you
of myself that is new. !. i have been
your Judge for five and a half years,
and if my record as Judge does not en-.
title me to your supportl do not want
It.
| realize that have not pleased
everybody, by my official acts. Some
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

Antony Lowe, of Ebon, was in tow"
several days last week on businn.S.
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
II the abb
follows VOL

II the abb
1-follows yof
your subs
this issue
following your
1t will tell yot
weeks you are III
Der Is greater sha
snbtract the abov
number FOLLOWING
indicate how man
are paid For aEg'
cents a week and
you owe on subscrip
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10
Big Hoe.

"A. Ferguson, Of Grassy Creek, Ma
in town Thursday to tontraco a bN,
for delivery, and while here called \
renew his Subscription, He told u
that he had recentv delivered hol
f, at Camel CITY that weighed net, %
pounds and brought SaSNo. I
Licking Valley courier., 1921-02-10

That there is a
in this town and VI
by the attendance
The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1921-02-16

Columbus Saturday.
Rev. B. +. Lawrence, Of Columbus,
spent Sunday in the home Of his bro
ther, Mr.. L. B. Lawrence.
Mr. r, j. Harris and interesting
family made glad the home of Mr..
C. V. Ussery Sunday.
Rev, Mr.. McCaleb, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Caledonia,
preached two very interesting and
appropriate sermon ON last Sunday.
Rev. X. l.. Ellis, pastor of the
Methodist church at Caledonia, will
preach next Sunday. Sunday school
will be at 10 o'clock, and most cor
dial invitation is extended TO the pub
lie to come out to church on the above
date.
Mr.. A. L. Myers, of Columbus,
made glad the home Of his father on
last Sunday.
Mr.. J. ]. Andrews and his interest
ing family are welcomed back on