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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
C. c. EXECUTIVES
co ON RECORD FOR
BETTER HIGHWAYS

The annual election 81 officers and d.
rec,ors and the passage Of a resolution
commencing the work II the Texas
Highway Association constituted the
major part OF the business transacted
at the annual meeting Of the Pnnhan'
dle.Plains Commercial Executives As
ISOLATION held yesterday afternoon IL
the CITY Hall.
u. VI. Fielder. ~ Tulia. was reelected
20 serve the Association for the next
year In the capacity Of president: W. A.
Palmer. Of Canndian. was chosen first
yice.presldent: &. H. Butler OF Pampa,
was selected second vice president. and
George 4 saFor. OF Memphis. was
elected sccrctnry.treasurer succeeding
John Boswell ~ Plainvlew.
New directors elected. were; o. V.
\ Vernon. ~ Amarillo, y. y. Reid OF
pampn. and John Boswell OF Plalnview.
Short talks were made during the
session by Sam Fowlkes Of Dallas. an
Official OF the Dallas Chamber OF Com
nercc: fam Braswell. Of Clarendon.
newly elected president OF the Pan
handle. Plains Chamber o. Commerce
John Boswell. retiring secretary'treas'
uer: W. r. Wheeler Of Waco. secretary
" the Texas Highway Association; q.
". Mayo. assistant district Federal
highway engineer. and ". A. Palmer.
Those present az the meeting were
Sam Fowlkes. Dallas; George Ryan
Clarendon: r. =. Reid, Pampa. II. Mul
key. Clarendon; Hamlin Palmer. W. y
Blanion and %. V. Vernon. Amarillo
Il. NJ. Fielder. Tulia G. X. Walters
Tuln: O. a. Singer. Memphis: Johr
Boswell. Ilainview. ". A. Palmer. Ca
madam: G. T.. Butler. Pampa: W. T
Wheeler. Waco. and q. W. Mayo. For
Worth.
The resolution passed lg the Execu
lives follows:
Whereas. the State Of Texas IL with
out "a Statewide system OF first clas
highways which are greatly needed II
the development Of Teaxs. and
Whereas the recent Federal Aid Ac
requires each state to provide "A Stat
fund with which To match Federal Al
! In the construction Of highways inclut
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
BY Associated Press

BY Associated Press
PANTHER PARK. FORT WORTH
Sept 1.-the Mobile Bears wer. aga.n
pi,chei taio hclplessncss today, Port
Worth winning their second straight
game of the Dixie championship series
I a. l.
Paul Wachtel. leading winning pitch.
~ OF the Texas eagu" and master u
the spit hill delivery was an effective
against the Bears as was his team mate.
Joe Pate IN Sundays game. while thu
plnthcrs halted the offerings 81 Dutch
Henry. Mobiles Sou,hraw ace hard and
ln timely fashion Harry Moore, nam.
moth Panther catcher, was the batting
hero. pounding out a double and home
run. the latter proving 10 be the win.
ming run.
The Bears could get hut seven scat
tered singles of wachtcl. two Of these
being punched with the lone error Of
the game IN the eighth inning for their
only run.
Ten Bears struck out. failing 10 con.
meet with wacht.ls splitter. every man
~ the team except HUM and Mullen
taking three strikes.
Fort Worth scorel IN the second on
kiafts infleid hit. Hoffinan's out. q
Wild pitch and Tavencr's single. Both
pitchers then held their opponents
scofeless until the seventh when tho
panthers again got the range on Henry
and halted In two runs. Moore opened
the inning with long home run over
the left fence. hitting the FIRST hal
pitched. Coombs shot double to left
took third on Sears out and scored on
Calvo's single. Kraft doubled against
the scoreboard IN center. the ground
rules holding Calvo nj third although
under ordinary conditions ne wouit
have scored. Hoffman rolled out.
Mobile scored their only run OF IN,
series In the eighth. With one out
cueto and Nierhoff singled and Muive,
hit 20 short forcing Niethoff but Hoff
man in his haste TO complete a doubl
lplay threw Wild 10 first, Cueto scoring
r. Williams. walked. bu; Mullen poppe'
lout
Mobile had~a chance 10 score in IN
second, filling the hascs with one out
but Henry famed and d. william
Popped 10 Kraft. In the next innin
, cueto walked and stole second but Me
hoff Mulvey and u. williams went on
on strikes.
Fort Worth lost good chance In tn
fourth when with Tavener on first an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
SUPERB PITCHING AGAIN GIVES
MOBILE Bears Defeat; WAcKTEL
HOLDS THEM TO 7 HITS, / RUN

two out. Moore doubted 10 right. But
wachtel was unable to produce the
needed hit.
Tn, gpme was FAST and hard fought.
quite different from Sundays contest.
which Fort Worth won b. a large NOR.
gin.
Cloudy weather prevailed and rain fell
nj times. slowing up the fielding some.
what. although hut one error was re.
covered The Bears were at the add.
,ionai disadvantages ~ being unaccus.
toned to batting against spit hall. that
delivery being barred In the Southern
League.
Henry pitched Well and displayed
more stuff than any OF Mobiles pitchers
who have worked 10 fnr In the series
but was unfortunate In being touched
for hits when runners were la scorlng
positions.
The two teams will depart for Mobil,
tomorrow where the series viii be- ro
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

freight rates had run into the millions
OF dollars. Among the accomplishments
mentioned were: reduction IN freight
rates on gram. securing cars during q
shortage. sending labor to farmers dur.
ing the harvest season. emergency re.
duction In rates on sorghum grains.
lower grain rates from New Mexico
points to Gulf ports. reduction IN sand
and gravel rates. which was vas,
saving to towns Of the Panhandle en-.
gagged IN construction q streets and
sidewalks. advertising the section aad
other things
Mr. Finley declared BUDGET Of s25..
600 a year was needed 10 carry tn work
on adequately. He said he was I'm
pressed by the efficiency OF the new
secretary ". y. Blanton.
On motion OF W. 4. Palmer OF Cana.
dian. the convention voted TO have Sec.
, Rotary Blanion send all newspaper
bankers. ttGmbers ~ commerce and
such business men as he saw III. copies
Of Mr finiefs report In order tina,
they might actually see the srca: &c
connplishmen's OF the organization for
tho Panhandle.
Mr.. Pslfnes also introduced n rcsolu'
ton favoring trca,ion OF n state good
roads fund 10 match the FEDERAL f,nd
IN order 20 get Federal aid. The reso
luton was unanimously indorst1.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

~ NNFnf EII'U F7I'EF'
SAN ANTONIO. sept. l9.-The army
drigiblc go which arrived at Brooks
field SUNDAY on its iranscortinental
qiehi from Langley field. Virginia. to
Ro.r, field. California. has been delayed
In ~ flight 10 ~ i'aso but viii probably
start at o'clock Thursday morning.
weather permitting. First plans were
for the ship 60 leave tomorrow morning.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
Solons Trim Iirowns.

By Associated Press.
ST LOFTS. Sept is-st Louis drop
ped two and me half games behind In
the pcnnant race today by losing 10
Washington to ,. while New York was
defeating Detroit. Washington came
from behind IN IN. eighth and by bunch.
ing hits. including doubles by Harris
and Rice. ran up three tallies. The
senators scored their other run In the
sixth when Judge hit into the right
field stands for a home run off Van
Glider.
Home runs ny Williams and Collins
ln the fourth and sixth innings. respoc.
lively and Collins doIhi. In the ninth.
scoring SEVERED who had singled ar.
counted for the I3roNus' runs VII.
Hams cloui was into 'he right field
stands and was rs thirty ninth ~ the
ssason. H. nov b. .eading a. other
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
STOP BELCHINC!


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CT ARENp0N bull DOGS Beat SANDSTONE 1910

ed In the 4, per cent system. therefore.
lie u Resolved. by PIP. Commercial
Executive m annual assembly In ANA
rillo Texas that We heartily endorse the
work that his been undertaken by the
Texas Highway Association 10 create
sufficient public sentiment In Texas to
provide the necessary funds as afOre'
said.
BE q further Resolved, that we urge
the members ~ the Texas Legislature
In the territory covered by PIP. Com
merclnl Executives 10 Use their influ
enc. In the forthcoming session OF the
Legislature To provide ways and means
for producing the necessary funds re-
uuircd BY the recent Federal Aid Act.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
YANKEES MARCH
ON TOWARD FLAG
AsBRoWNsL0sE
D. Associated Picrs

D. Associated Pisrs
DETROIT. Sept. is--The New York
Yankees continued their march toward
the American League championship TO.
day by defeating Detroit I TO .
Faced by one run handicap yielded
TO Detroit IN the second inning when
Sam Jones allowed two OF his four hits.
the Yanks tied the count In the seventh
due TO clever base running by schsng
and Jones. and Put the game In the win.
ming column In the next frame on ca
ira hare blows by Pip and Meusel.
Babe Ruth made his saith home
run Of the season of Pille,te In the frs;
inning. scoring Dugan ahead 81 him.
Score BY innings: II ~ y
New York ....... 800 600 iio-l
Detroit ........ 1870 oo0 e0o---3 4
JOINTS and schang: Pi,iette and
|WuudAll.
Summary Two hase hits. Plpp and
| Jones. three haSe hits. v.ach. Woodall
Ruth. Meusel. home run. Ruth. stolen
bases. Meu@rl. Schang. Jones. Fo,her
gill. baSe on balls. OF Jones 2. or III
leitc I; struoA out. by Piiletie T. by
Jones 3
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

major league players by two circuit
drives
Score by innings: X II y
Washington 30. 900 col O30--i II .
~. Louis ........ 600 100 loi-3 \ 0
johnson and Picinich: kolp. Van Gil.
der and SEVERED
Summary-Two base hits. Goslin,
Harris. Rice. Collins: home run. VII
llams. Judge. Collins: stolen bases. Rice
las. on halls. off Van Glider .: struck
out. hy johnson ,. by Van Glider 2. by
kolp :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
PIRATES TRIM
PHILADELPHIA BY
6 TO | SCORE
o Associated Prs.

PHIi.Al ELpHIA, Sept is--Pitis.
hurgh made Il three out Of five from
Phliade1ihia today bs winning the final
game 81 ia. series. . 20 !.
Scors 10y innings u. u T..
Pittsburgh .... 600 900 922--5 IA 4
philadeiuiia ... 900 600 coil
Ilatisfles. Glazner and schmidt Ring.
Winters and Henline.
summary TwOisaSe hits. Tirrney .
Thre, has. hit. schmidt stolen Ease,
Maranvllls BASE GA halls. OF Ring .,
of Glnzn.f J. struck out. BY ninE G.
10y Glnzner ;.
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Suit Transferred.
u---.--L L..

AIfsTIS. Sgt 10 Tho sio1eoe
damage suit AGAINST Armour and com.
runy hrurhi by Mrs sailie a. Shirley
~ Austin fof pol, death % hcr husband
alls..li 90 have resulted from drins .nE
graz fHca luftied hy the q rndar;
was Transferred g. tno federal court on
moaon - tn luufff when called for
iral in thc diftsiot court hefe toby
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

AUSTIN. Texas. seit. l9-The -
poinirncnt Of 7. 4 Jones ~ Austin a.
.taie hquidaiing examiner ~ thr F'a's
ianklnE department. and John r. Y
Jones Fort Worth 10 tase chnrg- of
he Texas state Bank a. Fsr,ell werc
innouncei toily ~ .. l. Chapman.
state tsnkins and Insurance commits
3 S.ier.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
JAckS0N'S 72-YARD RUN FOR
TOUCHDOWN IN LAST QUARTER
GIVES VISITORS OPENING GAME

a YARD iors Tho sardos plunged SOME
aure O. Yves the fourth down and they
hal three yarls e. 50. GUY Hayden
dropped u,J f,r place kick From
the z yard iInr q place Kick was plant.
ga spui"ly between the gual posts FOR
points. Srufo Amarillo 10. Clarcn-
d1n O..
Dawson F,,kol off ana the Bun Dogs
hFouehi ih" hil back iu ihor owu ~
Yard llre l1rkton then picked up the
hail. wIcgloi through an the Slndies'
tel'nsc. ran 20 wards for u touchdown
30 the seal Iosis. thr whole act being
Zone D." quickly that jh. fans could
fcarcply realize its -Is-d Jackson
Kicked low tor goal Score Amarillo
30 Clarendon %.
saith Kicked oil Tor the Ban Dogs
and lhp Sindies stopped On the q yard
Inc Martin, reht end lcft the game
and Hltrhco. h substituted HAYDEN and
III QUITS mad, about 20 yards on a
pass Dawson plunged through for .
,atls Iatilff tackled ] Anderson
while h. stood ready Ia pass IN. ball
Hayden and Dawson completed "a pass
% The visitors Isyard line. Jackson IN
tercepied pass on the next play on
their own ls.yard line. A pass failed
Tive plunges nsttcd two Yards Claren
Con puuted and row ensu"d whether
Anderson touched the hail before q
Clarendon man recovered u. The ref
cree ruled he did not and u was ANA
ullo'E hall on their own 42.yard line.
The Sandi,s then attempted the for
ward passing game. ON the fourth
Gown Hayden was tackled In his track,
rs h. was ready 10 pass. Dyer tackles
q Clarendon man for loss OF yards
q. Close gained IA yards on criss
cross play. And then the game wa,
OYER With the hall In the middle Of IN,
field. Score; Amarilb 10. Claren.
Ton is
Dawson. Hayden. Kaufman and Cap
tain Nicklnus played steadily Tor tn
home toys and the. former three mad
Consistent Elins. jackson was easil
the star ct the Clarendon eleven. Will
liz Goodwin. Colllngsworth and Ratl.i
dId great work for the Bull Dogs.
II tn. lineup:
snuuIg. ftUsfffnu Tiar.ndar
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stolen hase. Cueto. Sacrifices. Mul.
len. Tavcner. Two base hits. Kraft.
Moore. Coombs. Home run. Moore.
Double plays. Tavener to Kraft. Struck
out. Henry 4. wachtel 10. Base on
halls, off Henry 3, wachtei 3. Wild
pitch, Henry. rmpires. Kane. Hill
Brennan. Pfirman. Time 9 hours.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20

FFfEuH5n ana tutI, VIM ahH SfNtH,
Summary-Two base hits. Ruel. Men.
o-ky. McNul,y. Jameson: three base
hits. Menosky. Ruel. base on halls. off
Ferguson d struck out. BY Ferguson :.
By Vim :.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-09-20
Card Beat Braves.
py Associated Press

BOSTON. Sept. ls-S, Louis won
from Boston TO-DAY 10 4. evening the
inicr-club serisF. nj II wins for each
team.
Score by innings. a. H. H.
81 Louis ....... 0.9 00i 3Oe--s 10
Position ........ 0og e90 900 10 q
Batteries: North. Sell. Doak and
Ainsmlih: Mile. Matthews and Gowdy.
summary: Two base hits. Bottomley,
Ainamlth. stock. Cruise Thr.e-ba~- hit.
blades. las. on halls OF North 2. ~
sei 1. OF Miller !. OF Matthews ! OF
Dmk J.. Siruck out. ~ po1k I, by
81 Ter 2.
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BASEBALL RESULTS
American LEAGUE.

American LEAGUE.
NaHhington Z at ~. Louis J.
Sew York I. at Detroit 2.
BfSion a.. NJ Cleveland 20.
Philadel. HAT at Chioag0-rain.
Nafional League.
Pittsburgh 6. at PHILADELPHIA 1.
81. Louis 4, a; Boston 4
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INTERESTING p. P. C. C.
PROGRAM HERE TODAY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE,
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Thc s;audlss made four short plunres
- 2 cf.n g. Clos. wen, b. for 4.
rc' i~n o. r.cht half hack. More
- ~ r' fie IAN GA the Bun Dogs
=. Al q gi1sc threw Dawson Tor
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
RELIGIOUS
A Resume of Events In Religious
Circles For Present and
Future

st. Peters Episcopal church,
Rev. Walter S. Cain, rector; Sunday
school at 9:35 a. M; morning prayer
and sermon at 10:45 a. m. A cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
come and worship with us.
Evangelist Sanford and his sing
ers, Sam and Sallie Guyne, who re-
Gently closed a very successful re-
vival meeting at Centerville, this
county, will come to Pars soon and
will conduct meeting. The meet
ing they are now conducting in Mt
Sterling will close soon.
Tonight at $50 o'clock the
opening dinner will be given at the
Presbyterian church for the work
ers in the Presbyterian Educational
Movement. They will be addressed
by Rev. S. w. McGill, State Direc-
tor of the movement, on the proper
method of organization.
The Mission Band of the Chris
tian church, will meet in the church
parlors tomorrow Saturday after
noon, at 800 o'clock. All the
members are urged to be present.
The Woman's Society of the church
will hold a meeting in the church
parlors on Tuesday afternoon, at
$3.50 o'clock.
The following from the Paris
Baptist church were messengers at
tending the sessions of the Elkhorn
Baptist Association, meeting this
week at lexington: Thos. W..
Spicer, Rev. Arthur Fox, Homer
Kiser, Mrs. A. NJ Houston, Mrs. c..
P. Wilmott, Miss Ruth Fox, Miss
Annie Magee, J. w. Payne, Mrs. Joe
James, Mrs. John Smart.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08

Mrs. d. C. Parrish continues
very ill at her home on High street.
Mrs. Fay Ardery entertained
with luncheon-bridge party yester-
day at her home on the Lexington
road.
Miss Virginia Renick, of Win
chester, is a guest of Mrs. VIM. H.
Renick and Mr.. and Mrs. James Dun
can Bell, on High street.
Miss Florence Fee, has arrived
from Washington, d. c., to spend
her vacation with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. J. Fee, at their home
on Fifth street. Miss Fee is first
assistant secretary of the American
Red Cross Society, in Washington.
Rev. DR.. Rutherford Douglas,
pastor of the Presbyterian church,
at Macon, Georgia, is visiting
friends and relatives in this section.
Rev. Douglas is nephew of the late
Rev. DR.. E. H. Rutherford, former
pastor of the Paris Presbyterian
church.
The regular meeting of the
Bourbon County Garden Club was
held at $3.50 o'clock yesterday after
noon at "Hidaway," the handsome
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Da-
Wis, on Vine street, with Mrs. Davis
and Mrs. Catesby Spears as hos
tesses. The following program was
rendere: window Gardens" Mrs.
Edward Spears; Flowers To Plant
Out of Doors for Blooms in Decem-
Der and January" Mrs. Amos Tur-
ney, ST.; "The Months Reminder"
Mrs. Watson w. Judy; Exhibition
The next meeting of the Club will
be on September Fl, at the home
of the hostess, Mrs. Thompson H.
Tarr, on the Georgetown road.
(Other Personals on Page 81
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
SHOP WORKER HURT

Walter Oakley, an employe of the
Louisville and Nashville railroad
shops in their South Paris yards,
received a severe wound in the head
when a sledge hammer in the hands
of another workman caught on an
obstruction, and glancing, hit Oak
ley, who was holding crow bar, IN
the head. Oakley's wound was
dressed by a physician and he was
taken to his home. He was not Sc
riously injured, and will be able to
return to his work in a few days.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
K. OF P. OUTING

Rathbone Lodge, Unifrm Rank,
and the Pythian Sisters, knights OF
Pythias, of Paris, will make their
annual pilgrimage to the Pythian
Orphans Home, at Lexington, on
Sunday, September IL, to spend the
day with the children. All mem
bers and friends of the order are in
vited and expected to make the trip.
An appropriate program has been
arranged for the event.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
FORMER PARTISAN INJURED

Henry Mckinley, formerly a nlea-
Der of the Paris fire department was
injured in Cincinnati, Tuesday,
while at work on the grounds of the
Price Hill Sanftarium, where he is
employed. Mr.. Mckinley was en-
gagged in supervising the removal of
large bank of earth, when it fell
over, on him, a large rock striking
him on the leg and foot. He sus-
tanned a sprained ankle and severe
bruises He was removed to the San
itarium and his injuries attended to-
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
HAS ARM BROKEN

While gathering grapes at his
home in this city, Perry B. Jewell
fell from a stool, striking his arm
against the ground, and fracturing
the bones. He was taken to the
Massie Memorial Hospital, where
the injured member was set and the
patient made comfortable.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
PICTURE PROGRAM AT ALAMO
AND GRAND

To-day, Friday, September s,
Double Feature Day-Sena Owen
and Matt Moore, in Back Pay" H.
B. Warner, in When We Were
Twenty-One.
Tomorrow, Saturday, Septem-
Der 9-Mary Miles Minter, in 1.-THE
Heart Specialist" Al st. John, in
Fool Days." Pathe News.
Monday, September 11-Betty
Blythe and Fritz Lieber, in the
wonder picture of the world, "The
Queen of Sheba;" Pathe Review.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
MASTERS SALE OF BOURBON
COUNTY LAND

Attend Masters sale of 225 acre
farm near Clintonville, at the front
door of the court house, in Paris,
kentucky, September the 18th. See
Master Commissioners advertise
ment on page two of this issue. Abb
solute sale and no reservations.
(S-12-15)
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
SMART HATS
HATS THAT ARE DIFFERENT.
CLEVER MODELS FOR EARLY
FALL WEAR
MRS. MAMIE PARKER.
DOVE HUNTERS HAVE GOOD
SPORT

Dove hunters have been having
fine sport in the fields hunting the
gentle dove, emblem of peace" 1t
is said there is an unusual number
Of the birds this year. There is said
10 be also a larger number of squir-
rels than for several years.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
WAGNER PROPERTY AT AUG.
TON.

Geo. T. Wagner bungalow, on
Sixteenth street, at public auction
on Wednesday, September Is, at
Wednesday, September Is, at 900
p. m. Read display ad in to-day's
NEWS.
HARRIS, SPEAKES & HARRIS(
(septS-12) - vs41at..a
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
FINE BOURBON FARM AT MAS
TER'S SALE

See Masters add of Clark farm
consisting of 225 acres near Clinton
vile, on page two of this issue. Re-
member the time and place, Septem-
Der the 18th, at the front door of
the court house In Paris, Ken
lucky. Absolute sale and no reser-
yations.
lS-11-16>
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
OIL LAMP EXPLODES

The fire department was called to
coo Thomas avenue Wednesday
night. on a telephone alarm. An oil
lamp exploding, caused the scare.
The only damage done was the burn
;ng of a dresser in the room.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1922-09-08
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U%"GIFTS THAT LAST"
BARGAINS

Bargains in wheat drills; wag-
ons; riding and walking plows.
Pillow points for Vulcan, John
Deere and Oliver plOws.
III FARMERS SUPPLY co.