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INDEPENDENT PLUMBING co.
for prompt service and lowest
prices. 800 Quincy street. Phone
SS9-J. 4S4OA
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mhe local post of World War
vaE,ans held its regular meetlns
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MODERN 6 room house; will coz
slider car on trade. South Side.
Phone 461-J. 4Y99A
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i. wROE, PLUMBING. Phone
1881, Ala Wiley street. 4S06A
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lFoR SALE IL acre home
site on improved road, one mile
from town. $4,000. Call 244.
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NOTICE

CECIL E. JENKINS
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Boarders And Roomers

DOARDERS and Roomers wanted
by meal, day or week. ga
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Eo1K Rent

SIX ROOM house Torrent; thrsa
{ minutes walk rom Court
House. Phone IS 2-NX go
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Houses And Lots

TO SELL, buy or rent. See, Geo.
H. Brobst. Realtor, Profess
sional Building. 4S42A
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WE CLEAN WIND OWS#CH
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The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
HEADS WIN TAILS YOU LOSE

IN decision rendered during the past week by the
U. S. Supreme Court, the TncherCapper antgraingam-
bling declared unconstitutional and the OF
he Secretary of Agriculture to regulate grain exchanges
is rendered void
The Tincher-Capper bill placed prohibitve tax
pecuative trading in futures while protecting legit-
of grain for productive purposes 1t also
eed grain exchanges to admit farmers cooperative
ociations membership without discrimination. The
decision rendered by Chief Justice Taft rests the
proposition Congress the taxing power
destroy grain gambling its right do has
oeen repeatedly upheld by previous Supreme in
the bank note lottery ticket and artificial
garne colorng The peoples friend Bran
des dssented from Tafts decision, but overrued
The fight against this benecent law which co-operators
have urged for the past decade, by
the Chicago Board of Trade which year up
s43 O00 900 the farmers wheat
Arthur Capper of Kansas who introduced the
bill in the Senate states that the Supreme Courts de-
cson "a knockout which practically destroys the eec
veness of the Act In other words the Supreme Court
has taken the teeth out of the grain gambling law
and left only she'll With all respect to the Su
recent ruling against the North Dakota grain grading
law in which it held that Vrain interstate COM
the it left the farmers field for market
and that, therefore the Legislature North Da
koa had whatever compel the grain dealers
to adopt honest grain grades.
According Chief Justice Taft Congress stop
grain gambling because it is infringement of state
lights and the states cannot protect the farmers because
rain enters into interstate commerce 1t looks if
the farmers must continue be robbed until they
TO cooperate politically they do economically, and
elect genuine friend of the who will put few
more liberal minded men the Supreme Bench
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
DEMOCRATS CAN ELECT THESE PEOPLE

MANY papers the state have trotted out their
choice candidates for certain state Offices but that
we have seen has mentinoed full lineup. We think
there is too much tendency to endorse home people,
without looking ahead to the election and anayzing
sona and general fitness of the we pro-
pose to hand state matters to during the next two
years.
FOR GOVERNOR are several names men,
toned but let get down to bed rock and nominate
against whom nothing exists, who stands for
Democratic principle for the farmer laborer, small
business and the welfare of the entire state
The who. in opinion looms highest for this big
job is William E. Sweet of Denver.
LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR-For this job need a
fearless honest well informed man. who has had exper
ience in the legislature for it is in the senate that
the Lieutenant Governor must show his fitness and eff
cheney Our choice for this office is State Senator Walter
OBrien of Leadville
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE-In our estimation
there but candidate for this office When have
found that is absolutely faultess and fills the bill
exactly for job think it good business to put
him into that job. This applies r. Nolani.
whom knows the best secretary of state Col
orado ever had.
FOR STATE AUDITOR-We have especial choice
for this place but in of all other candidates,
must that the very best obtainable is chosen.
tnFOR STATE TREASURER years ago Huerfano
county recognized by the selection by the state
semby of F. L. Neeley Mr. Neelley defeated at the
primary, but by shrewd political Neeey the
best sheriff this county had and he is we'll
qualified for state treasurer.
FOR STATE SUPERINTENDENT one thinks of
Mrs Bradford administered this responsible Office in such
attract national notice and admira ton,
and why she should be placed back
at the work she we'll knows how to handle.
FOR ATTORNEY GENERAI4-We fear that our choice
for this Office will be selected, understand he
likely to be nominated for from his district
But if we had would place Morrison Shafroth
on the ticket for attorney general
CONGRESSMAN Third District-rhe Republicans in
arranging the district thought they had made it Re
publican for all time to When they put Ell Paso
wit is blicap arDfitv in
District they intended it certain that Demo-
could be elected We have hunch that there is
man. who if nominated by the Democrats defeat any
Republican nominated That Judge L. B. Cunning
ham of Colorado Springs
We not induging in this naming of candidates
the of it, but believe that every mentioned
above is good choice the Democrats possibly
make, and this is the year when nominate only
best of We not only want to defeat the oppo-
stion but want to do it with honor by giving the
administration that will honor the and
citizens.
There hundreds of other Democrats who would
honor the offices to be filed but have sought
ton those consider the most logical at this time
Wasenburg Independent.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
MUZZLED

WE getting to peculiar situation our affairs
Of government if employe of executive department
cannot to the chairman of committee of Congress
and give information concerning fraud upon
ment without being discharged from the service-Rep
Johnson (R.) S. D.
The above is Republican criticism of the Depart
1ent of Justice for firing who enthusiastic
about locating profteers. His comment is recon-
mended to those Republican sheets that squea
rank crook is uncovered in the Presidents cabinet
President Wilson had his Burleson and his Palmer
Harding has his Mellon Dough)ert and Hoover to
mention Fall and few Just how our President
select rascals for membership in the official
family is passing strange. You would certainly have to
screen over host of American citizens catch Mel
Ion, Dough)erty a Fall.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
ONE OF THE CONTRASTS

DENIED admission lay their grievances before the
President the mothers and children of the Amnesty Cru
sade have taken places at the White House gates with
aanners bearing their appeal
"Mr. President: Why do you refuse to TIE wives
and children of political prisoners
Mr.. Presidents 100 men are serving 10 to 20 year
not these?"
As the President passes to and from the White House
his he these banners held his gates each
~ with two children at her side The children
weary and the flags they carry trail the pave
ment. The crowd is sympathetic Occasionally by
stander presses quarter into tiny hand.
The crowd at the dedication of the Lincoln Memorial
vhere President Harding spoke, less sympathetic
when the Crusaders passed leaflets among them. The
leaflets carried these words
Abraham Lincoln Said:
1T is not my nature, when see people borne down
bitter by heapng them greater hurdens but rather
anything that would tend to crush them"
What would Lincoln say if he knew 100 men were be-
ing kept in prison for free speech?
Coincident with the opening of the picketing cam
nagn of Georgia contrasted in Senate
speech poor gets in court for speaking
indiscreet words and the deal the rich gets
when he and his robbed the government during all
the months of the war"
His-reference was to the Morse case.
at pleasant thing" he said, "to contrast the
treatment given this rich criminal and that given these
creatures who are anguishng in prison. after hav
ing served after year. for having said something
in criticism of the policies of the former admins
at alleged that they stole anything from any
refuse enlist it is alleged that they really harmed
the government contributed anything to the comfort
If the because they poor and friendles
they langush year in and out in pententiaries
when their little children come here and lift their
tiny hands and try reach the President with their plea
for they codly shut out; but when the wife
of Charles W. Morse here she listened by
tors by representatives and by prominent all
the country"
UP to 1:30 m today, tJune 81 Gov. Shoup had NOT
issued pardon for Joseph McGonigal who murdered
Young and young man at Aguiar Thursday In.
Lo otto MDCD-
trial Forty murderes freed! That is His Excellencys
record far. Most of them sent up for coldbooded
crimes. Only recently, however, did Col Shoup get his
pardon engine into high gear Pardons thick
and fast. With good luck and proper industry he can
turn lot of sayers loose before midnight of Dec 3
1922 Quite likely clear the penitentary entirely Thus
saving taxpayers money in boarding and guarding them
Forty murderers brought back to free life by Shoups
kind heart and hand But he can't bring back to
life the forty and these sayers suddenly
10 their graves.-Brass Tacks, in Denver Express.
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
ANNOUNCEMENT

The undersigned desires to himself as a
candidate for the Office of County Assessor subject to the
will of the people of the county by
ocratic County Assembly. Yours respectfully
A. M THOMAS
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08

WE cannot understand just why Walter Walker is so
enthusiastic in his defense of the many of Gov
Shoup His Excelency should appreciate Mr.. Walkers
defense The Sentinel is clearly the efficient of
the papers in whtewashing the gubernatoal misdonps
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
A GOOD HOT LETTER

THE following is letter written by rock-ribbed
Democrat to the State Chairman relative the desper
ate attempt being made to turn the democracy of
the state the Highbinders. Having used the
Republicans long they be useful and having
foued them beyond hope of cleaning the coming
pagn they seek utilize the democracy Naturally
Democrats protest and it looks if the protest
ing This throws the gang into spasms and editors
like Paddock rush the Either there will be
clean, real Democratic ticket there will be the best
all in Colorado this fall:
June T. 1922
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08
Mr.. Philip Hornbein,
Symes Bldg,


Symes Bldg,
Denver, Colorado
My Dear Mr.. Hornbein:
l with a great deal of interest the proposal of
Colonel L. c. Paddock of Boulder, regarding the plan
hand pick Democratic ticket by the Denver political
ring the Democrats of this state swallow and also
note your comments in reply.
Everyone in the state knows that the strong in
assembly always weak before the body of the
democracy, and Furthermore everyone knows that
ddate going before the assembly with the least number
votes is generally honest and that the gang dis
likes for that
But, anyway, when did Colonel Paddock become
Democrat? Or when he Democrat? 1t has
only been a few ago that he seconded the
nation of Governor Carlson in Republican Assembly
he show anyone that he supported either of the
last two Democratic state tickets but he, like Achele
and Hughes has the erontey after helping to de-
feat several Democratic tickets which
chosen by a overwhelming majority of Democrats
forward with plan of throwing the party into
the hands of the and traitors who betrayed it
before
If these Republicans who posing Democrats
attempting to take the Democratic party this
believe such plan going to work they going
to be badly mistaken. If they wish to ahead and
ticket in assembly, supported by such ardent
Democrats Paddock Achee and Hughes, then will
real ticket of real Democrats by petition and
place before the democracy of this state and will
them clear thru to the election if necessary
hope you and my other friends will keep these mat
tiers in mind, and in this way will keep the party
which ninety cent from falling into the hands
of the traitors who have commerciazed and ebauched it.
Very truly yours
The Elk Mountain pilot., 1922-06-08

WITH apparent determination to force the country
into the most desperate strike of history the Railroad
Labor Board proceeds bithey with its program of
cutting and clips millions and millions daily from the
wages of the men whom the country depend
transportation. The railroads will themselves
and knows it. With the situation becoming
acute and gigantic railroad strike being promoted by
the government ITSELF things surely look bright
Industrial interests
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

Ice floating down the river gives evil
dence of the zero weather I'm the north
we have been reading about.
The steamer Exporter will be nut
into commission this week with George
Hipstenburg as captain.
Mrs. II. NJ. French spent a few DAVIS
last week in Memphis and Little Rock.
Ark.
Mrs. +. T. Randle returned home Fri
day from few days stay in Memphis.
Mrs. III. III. Long, of Memphis, Is Wis
iting homefolks in Dorena this week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. John Pyle on
Wednesday, a girl.
Sylvanius Mikel was the guest of
homefolks in Bondurant. Sunday.
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NEW YEARS THEN AND NOW.

As long as people can remember,
there have been New Year parties.
The old Romans gave theirs in honor
Of Janus, the two-faced god. One
face looked back at the old, spent
year, and one face looked forward to
the new. fresh year. They gave pres
ents TO him and TO each other with
the hope that the new year would be
good TO them. Some OF the people who
lived long ago waited until the end Of
March to celebrate the New Year.
since that was the time that the trees
and grass began new life.
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CANDIDATE
FOR LEGISLATURE

Many of Judge Stairs good friends
in Hickman and Fulton have been sole
iting him to make the race for Repre-
sentative Of Hickman and Fulton Goun-
ties, subject 10 the action Of the Demo
cratic Primary in August, 1928, but
Judge Stair says ne can not afford 10
run if he mas opposition and be at any
expense as the office does not pay much.
We feel that he would not be likely 10
have OPPOSITION as il is Fulton Couutys
time to furnish the representative. as
il viii be remembered the Hon v. 7,
Walker of Clinton served us last term
Judge Stair would ably represent
both counties and we feel sure that
Hickman County would be glad TO sup
port man Of his ability.
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FIND BEING RAISED TO ERECT
MONUMENT FOR RUDE WADDELL

A news dispatch from San Antonio.
Texas. says a campaign has been start
ed there, backed by President III. j.
BENSON of the San Antonio Texas
Lea sue Baseball Club. TO raise fund
of several thousand dollars for the
erection of fitting monument over the
grave of Geonge Edward 'Rube" Wad-
deli once considered one of the greatest
pitchers in baseball. Waddell died i'm
San Antonio April 1, 1914, of tubercu-
losis. His grave in Mission Burial
Park was discovered last week To be
MARRIED only by a wooden head board
from which the famous name had al
most been effaced by time.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.

Bible School at 8 20. This is the
day before Christmas and we should
make it the greatest day Of the past
year. May every teacher and pupil be-
in place on time.
Communion at 10 ~ followed 10y the
morning sermon. We urge all Bible
School pupils to remain for preaching
and all friends will receive "a cordial
welcome.
Night services viii be at : o'clock.
Let Us ali make these services the OLD
ject Of our personal effort and prayers
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Sprouted Oats Are an Excellent Win
ter Green Feed.

Sprouted Oats Are an Excellent Win
ter Green Feed.
from each hen. a good profit viii be
made, and If the product is increased
by only one egg a week In winter this
one egg Will pay for all the feed the
hen eats, say pOultrymen Of the United
States Department Of Agriculture. To
get this greater production use young
hens Of Il good laying breed and feed
the right sort OF ration.
In the spring the production Of eggs
ON the farm = easy. Chickens are
usually on free range where they get
all the green and animal feed they
need 10 make "a balanced ration. They
also get plenty Of exercise and fresh
air. In order TO produce eggs I'm the
winter time, the feeder must provide
substitutes for spring conditions
Green cut bone, meat scraps, animal
meal. fish meal or tankage furnish
good substitutes for the insects and
worms. Cabbages, turnips, beets, POI
tatoes and carrots furnish excellent
green feed at little cost. Sprouted
oats are also good. but require moro
care in preparation.
Grit is essential to the health Of
fowls and also To economy in feeding
Grit in chickens gizzard is like
teeth in Il persons mouth-it helps
prepare the food for digestion. An
open box OF this material should be
kept in every yard. An abundance OF
fresh water IS also necessary and
should be kept In sanitary containers
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

FOR S-ALE-My residence property I'm
Southern Heights. q rooms. large store
closet, bath. pantry. porches; hot and
cold water up and down stairs; city
lights and water. concrete walks. ga
rage and outbuildings; garden. large
well drained lot. No city taxes. Ex-
sellent ncighborhood and best place in
Hickman to live. III not sold by Dec.
10th. will rent to responsible parties.
Wv. @ Speer. Indianola, Miss. 2px
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NOTICE TO MASONS.

Hickman Lodge No. 7Gl VIII hold 70
meeting q . p. IN, Wednesday, Deem
Der p. ST. Johns day, Tor the election
and installation OF officers. All Masons
are urgently requested Geo attend.
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REPLACING BUGS AND GREENS
Poultrymsn Must Provide Spring Sub
stitutes in Order 70 Secure
Eggs During Winter.

prepared by the United States Depart ne ~
OF Agrlculture.D
In the management Of hens II ilss
been found that the largest profits arc
obtained if a good proportion Of the
eggs are laid during the winter. IL
two extra eggs week can be obt ained
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FOR RENT-3OO acre farm. all clear
ed aud fertile. tiled. well improved.
Good houses and barns. 40 acres al
falfa, also hogs. cattle. farming imple-
ments ana machinery for sale. To good
man. who has demonstrated he can do
things, we can interest such man.
Arthur and II. G.. Hale, Sr. "a
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21
Evil Seen In sabys Tooth,

Among the Congo natives a super
stitious belief exists that the appear
ance Of a baby's first tooth on the
upper jaw is an I'll omen to the com
munity and that the child pnst there
fore be killed
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

Army paying as high as S157.50 per
month and your entire expenses. Va
cancies in Ohio. Ky. and Indiana. also
Hawaiian Islands Further Informal
ti0n see Herbert Il. Slade, f.. o. II. c..
Hickman, Ky. 81 2p
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HEMSTITCHING-I have a hemstitch-
ing machine and can do hemstitching
for you ON short notice.-Mrs. Nora
Reynolds. over Schlenker's. 2S-tfc
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

Misses Mabel Barkett and Heller
Swayne, who have been attending
school at Columbia, Tenn, arrived home
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

PLUMBING-when In need of plumb
ing. and you want il done right. call
me.-Luther Campbell. day 'phnoe 300,
night phone 135. 2S-4tp
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Misses Violet Naylor and Mary X.
uau ~ Caruthersville, viii arrive this
y,asi, % visit Mrs. G. w. Curtin.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

wANTED-Youpg men over Is years Of
age. who are sound physically and
mentally. Just now there are several
thousand good openings In the U. 8.
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CARD OF THANKS.

We wish 90 thank our friends and
ueighbors for their kindness during the
sickness and death OF our dear mother,
Mrs Fannie Owens. May God bless
each and every one of you * our prayer.
The Children.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

MEN-Our catalog tells how we teach
barbering quickly, mailed free.-MO-
Ter Barber College, $40 n. 9th St. st.
Louis. 2S-2p
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

Neville Boney. who has been attend
the Mississippi \. & NJ. College. returned
home this morning for the holidays.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

Mrs. J. NJ. Calvin is spending "A few
days in Memphis this week under the
care of a specialist.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

TAKEN UP AS A STRAY-One black
mare mule with white nose. age IL
years. 16 hands highs. j. Virgin,
Route A. Hickman, Ky. 29-3p
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Is. D e /
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q M: II 4 n II a /
| s!5yy'H5i1',!N94 st Il |
G1iN go III /
| ON. s, 70 g /
llVt %l D .IL. ..Is..;s. !
se-,szr,.-" - 80 49,: - /
NO duh days or off-seasons at
this store. Here you viii
ind the household articles
you want at a price you are
willing to pay. Below il
Mattresses
Furniture
Paints
Linseed Oil
Batteries
Cutlery
Brushes
Ammun tion
Glass
Tobacco /
Tools, All Kinds
Rope
Light Globes
ShoyeIs
AIabastine
Stoves
Nails
Axes
Uai.a'iiHeo "aare
pct Rands
glawars !
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

FOR SALE--Carbon paper. typewriter
ribbons. etc.--The Courier Office.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

FOR SALE--My home place. about
"a OF mile from town, on Troy Road.
For particulars see mel. G. Ellison.
1Stfc.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1922-12-21

THESE ADS win sell chickens. eggs.
butter. real estate. etc. Try one and
see the results.
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FOR SALE-3500 acres of land ON No.
; Island. 200 acres cleared. rest in
timber. This is good. high farming
land and AT the price II viii be sold, 1t
will be a good investment. Good terms.
III interested. see Chas. Beckham. 29tf
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w. C. Reed and wife and Mrs. Bet
tie Curtin. OF Paducah, will arrive Sat
urday TO spend the holidays with DIR.
q. W. Curtin and wife.
When I'm need Of flowers call me. I
can get what you want at any time
Mrs. John Choate.
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CLASSIFIED ADS


wANTED-The names OF your visitors.
the account of birthday dinners. mar
riages. etc. In fact. we want 10 know
anything that happens that would be
OF interest TO our readers. Phone as or
write the news. We can't lind out
everything. so help us.