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Digital page images are linked to the text file. rrHRHARTFORD HERALDir l f Sub8cHption 1 Per Year in Advance I Comf Ihe Herald off a Siiij fforlJ the Newt oMIl fation Umbering at Mj But All Kinds Job Printing Neatly Executed 38th YEAR HARTFORD KY WEDNESDAY MAY 1 1912 NO 18CM STURMHfURYKltLEDSCORES i fc In Its Devastating Sweep Through Oklahoma PROPERTY DAMAGE IS GREAT I Two Towns Utterly Destroye- rI r IHeavYRaln Accom panted Wind 1JIUEF SUMMARY OP DAMAGE Oklahoma City Ok April 28 Approximately fortyone lives were Voat In the storm which yesterda- afternoon swept northward fro Childress Tex into Oklahoma an- a portion of the southwestern an central part of this State accordin to reliable reports There are re ports of other fatalities but these cannot be verified The list of in jured totals more than one hun I etaI Up to an early hour Sunday nigh- no word had come from the towns of Eldorado Warren Martha and Blair all four of which Saturday were reported to have suffered se verelyIt not known Saturday night that the towns of Butler Foss Korn Sentinel Colony and Hinton had been struck News to this effect was received from Arapahoe early Sunday afternoon Relief parties were sent out from Arapa hoe In automobiles early today and they report that the towns of But ler and Foss were literally wiped out The heavy wind was nccompan Igled by a terrific downpour of rain and in many instances hall The fall of rain amounted to from one to five Inches As a result all of the emaller streams In Western Oklahoma arc on a rampage The Rock Island bridge over the Clm arron river thirty miles south of Enid was washed out All trains are being detoured The two branches of Elk creek west of Hobart have Joined and the stream Is over a mile wide A farmers family of four living 8 west of Hobart names unknown are said to have been killed High water prevents rescue parties from visiting that part of the country All rural telephone lines are down All of Central Oklahoma seems demoralized and it will be several days before anything lke an accu rate estimate of the property loss or list of the dead and injured can 1 besecuredA for aid was sent out to day by town officials of Lugert who say there are thirty destitute fami t lies there iff Summary of Damage Following is a summary of the damage to life and property In the stormswept territory reportedInjured town badly torn up Butler OklaNine reported killed many Injured buildings blown down Sentinel QltlaTwo persons re ported killed fifty houses blown down Hinton OklaOne person klll ed many Injured score of build ings blown down Hobart OklaCountry west of xJthls place visited by terrific winds two known dead four others reported dead several injured great damage to property Lugert OklaTwo killed five fatally Injured and score less seriously hurt one store building loft standing Rock OklaOne killed halt of1 town blown away upward of dozen Injured Calumet OklaThree killed six or eight injured heavy proper ty loss Eldorado Okla No news since Saturday afternoon when it was reported many killed and injured 41 Martha Warren and Blair still cut off from communication and nothing heard front them since Saturdays report that they were blown away ir horn Okla Town torn up but no lore of life reported I Colony Oklao Indian agency building wrecke1 no loss of lite1 or Injuries reported4t j 1 i Reports of numerous smalter cyclones i I received from Minco Yukon A w Q 9 y iPS Mulhall and points In Garfield county south of EnidIIn the vicinity of Kirkland Tex near Chlldress seven were killed and thirty farm houses were wreck ed There was no one killed and no property damage at Childress CHILD ALMOST KILLED HY A VICIOUS MULE Eminence Ky April 27Ter rlbly maltreated by a maddened mule little Andrew Roberts sots of Newton Roberts a stock breeder of condid tion at his fathers home The chlldNvho Is Just 3 years old was In a field near his home when the mule snapped up the In fant and holding the childs foot between its firmset Jaws set oft on a dead run fo the woods beyond Attracted by the screams of her baby the mother who was on the lookedydangm fromdraceddfieldgAlthough an alarm was given Immediately it was several minutes before the father and others could be summoned Grabbing large tobacco sticks tho father and his helpers forced tho mule to release hatby The child was taken to Its home buT doctors wffo were sunrmotted hold out little hope for its recovery WANTS CHAIRMANSHIPOF John M Stevenson Announces Is a Prominent and Wor thy Democrat Louisville Kyf April 21John- lI StevensOn of Winchester while In Louisville today Issued the for mal announcement of his candida cy for chairman of the Democratic State Central and Executive Com mlttee to be decided at the coming State convention He expressed the utmost confidence in his race based on letters from all over the State assuring him of support Mr Stevenson Is one of the most prominent attorneys of the Winchester bar and of Central Ken tucky For twenty years or ever since he attained his majority he has been prominent in Democratic councils He is regarded as one of the ablest stump speakers in the State and an orator of exceptional abilityHe has frequently been mentioned for Congress In the old Tenth district but was always content to stand aside In the Interest of oth ers He is the chairman of the Clark county Democratic Commit tee and was the manager In Clark county of Gov James B McCrearys campaign for United States Senator four years ago He is a native of Franklin coun ty but was reared In Scott county and has been a resident of Winches ter for eleven years Mr Steven son who is thirtynine years of age Is a son of the Rev Thomas J Stevenson a prominent Baptist minister of Georgetown and a son inlaw of Holly WItherspoon Con federate veteran a wealthy banker off Winchester and ono of thgrcbI est men in Central Kentucky FLOODS LEAVK UTTER RUIN IX THEm WAKE J Tallulah La April 27Flood conditions In Northeast Louisiana are indescribable The Imagination cult scarcely picture the scenes of desolation and destruction The monetary lors resulting from the great crevasses In the west levees of the Mississippi which have In undated large areas of eleven prosperous parishes may total more than 16 000000 It will be even more If the rains continue for a few weeks longer I What Texnns Admire Is hearty vigorous life according to Hugh Tallraan of San Antonio We findle writes that pro Kings New Life Pills surely put new lift and energy Into a person Wife and I believe they are the best made Excellent for stomach layer or kidney troubles 25c at Jamei Hi Williams m The Carnegie Hero Fund Cornel rglIWIl cliclI f I A L USES BIG STICK ON OLD FRIEND Roosevelt Cudgels Taft Unmercifully CBOOKEDEST KIND OF DEAL Says Teddy of Tafts Attack On HimIs Disloyal to Deceney PUTS TAFT IX ANANIAS CLUB Worcester Mass April 26 Merciless denunciation of President Taft was Col Roosevelts reply to the Presidents attack upon him yesterday Some of Col Roose volta assertions were That President Taft had not giv en the people of the country a square deal but that owing to a quality of feebleness he had yielded to the bosses and the great privileged Interests That one par of the Presidents attack upon him was the crooked rst kind of a deal and deliberate m7srepreacntaflon TdUThnf the President has not merely In thought word and deed been disloyal to our past friendship buts been disloyal to every canon of ordinary decency and fair dealing such as should obtain oven In dealing with a mans bitterest opponentsThat Presidents statement regarding the Influence of Federal officeholders In the campaign was not only an untruth but it Is an absurd untruth That Mr Taft convicted himself of insincerity when he signed the PayneAldrich tariff bill That In speaking of Col Roose velts position In regard to the trust problem President Taft Is himself guilty of n crooked deal Said Col Roosevelt When President Taft in any speech speaks of me as n neurotic or demagogue he had better pre servo his selfrespect by not pro testing that it gives him pain No man resorts to epithets If It really gives him pain 1 never alluded to him even remotely in terms re sembling these I have never quot ed his private letters I have dis cussed only his public actions I wont deviate from this Taft says he continued in my various campaigns 1 have ab cepted the assistance of bosses So I dldwhen they chose to go my way and support the cause of the peo ple The trouble with President Taft is he gets their assistance at the price pf going their way and opposing the cause of the people Col Roosevelt took up President Tafts attack on him point by point flaying the President in one scathing sentence after another When Col Roosevelt reached here nt the beginning of his Massa chusetts trip he found the streets thronged A band and a torch light procession escorted him to Mechanics Hall where he deliver ed his main speech Later ho ad dressed an overflow meeting M Mix Eliza Hnll Dead Mrs Eliza Hall one of the most highly respected and beloved wo neighborhoodhlJed a1 e at 1230 oclock Thursday af ternoon at the home of her son Frank Whltworth after an Illness lasting for about six months Sho was well known and had many friends The deceased la cur vlved by three sons Frank and Milton Whltworth of Maceo and Ed Hall of Waltman and three daugh ters Mrs Georgia Baird at Maceo Mrs Lula Brown of Lewlsport and Mrs Elizabeth Tucker of Greens boro N C S rnnl of Thanks Ve wish to oxp1our slncer tbunks and appreciation to there who were so klndJ + ttentlve to lUrus during th Jf nlness and loath of ther ayiother of our houpehr4d It ors will never Je foroU r t respectfully J Fnd Children Jckport Ky SJ While running at a moderate fvof np fd Ilnjr1 wind ftorm near Nnrjn Loup Neb all but tho en Inb of a4nlPCIIQ passenger frln was blown from tho rails and tTettynl2o people were Injured I n BLUSH OF SHAME COVERS FACES OfProminent Republicans of Country ROOSEVELT AND TAFT SCRAP- Has i Just About Eliminated Both from the Presi dential Race PIUZH MAY GO TOI OUTSIDER Washington April 27A feel Ingthat the two greatest leaders of their party are disgracing United States politics in the eyes of the worjd Impressed Republican leaders at the Capitol today On every hand was heard deprecation of the fact First that Theodore Roose velts Injustice and brutal misrep resentation drove the President Into personal conflict with him second that Roosovelt In his reply should have impeached the sincerity and honesty not of William Howard Taft but of the President of the United states Republicans stood about the con gressional lobbies In groups today sadly discussing the national con dition of their party By the testimony of each oth er remarked one conservative leader neither Taft nor Roosevelt is fit to be President They have long known each other and they state respectively that the ono Is Incompetent and feeble the other dishonest and unjust How we can over win with either of them after this weeks exhibition of mudsling ing I cannot possibly see It looks to me as If Justice Hughes would be conferring a favor on the people of tho i United States if he would permU the use of his name so that neither of these men each of whom has impeached a President may be the candidate of the Republican partyThey are acting like two fac tional leaders in South America said another Republican We cant afford to sneer at those dusky Presidents after this A third authorized the statement that Mr Taft fears the result of his personal debate with Col Roosevelt will be the thrusting aside of both of them by their party and the nomination of a third candidate All the bitterest and most denunciatory portions of their speeches have been wired and cabled everywhere during the last few days the Eng lish and continental papers have asked for full reports and there Is keen shame and regret In Wash ington that In all the other capi tals of the world dignified foreign statesmen and rulers are learning new estimates of two Presidents of the United States- Meanwhile the rival publicity bu reaus here encouraged by the atti tude of their candidates have smeared mud and vitriol over their mimeograph machines and by their Joint output have In the last week convicted the Republican party of more crimes than the Democrats ever have charged against It They have Btigmatlzcd its most powerful and sacred leaders as hypocrites and crooks Only yesterday Di rector W B McKinley of the Taft headquarters Issued a statement charging that Col Roosevelt took Steel Trust data In n moving van from the Bureau of Corporations thrust It In the White House garret and let It die there two years ago when every sentence on every doc ument called out for a criminate proceeding against the trust and Its heads Today Senator J MI Dix on head of the Roosevelt bureau published a telegram sent Mr Mc Kinley byCcll Lyon ot Texas In which the Texan calls the Taft manager a liar three times and announces that he wilf hold you perebnnlly responsible for any oth er lies In the interest of truth and the Democratic party Senator Culber non of Tae today succeeded In laving reported favorably his resolution calling for an Investigation If campaign contributions In 1904 and 1908A favorable report already hasbeen mpdo on a resolu Ion by Senator Brlstow Inquiring nto the utieof Federal patronage luilng the jpresont ampalpn Between preconentlonlI and Col IoosoVeH remembering how Secretary Cortel you used to travel like a shuttle cock between Wall street and the Republican National Committee how freely insurance companies contributed to the two Roosevelt campaigns affected and how George W Perkins showed his gratitude for Roosevelt In 1908 decided that such a resolution as he introduced might bring out the facts If the Senate passes both resolutions there probably will be develop ments that will shock the moral sense of the nation and show Just what scruples Theodore Roosevelt ever had about milking the corpo rations and granting them favors In return and will not stop short of the grave of President McKinley In their revelations concerning the Republican party Mr Bristow teased his resolution on the use of patronage by Mr Taft In North Carolina and Ala bama but Mr Culbortson fared farther afield In the hope of devel oping the whole truth Besides these mudslinging bat ties between the most eminent He publicans In the land the differ ences between Democrats nave pal ed Into lilywhite purity Why we actually stigmatize a Democrat for tolling a little bit of a He said Representative A 0 Stanley wandering todayThese Republicans apparently elect men l rUllcu lItilio enftcmlti J f UlslL crimes DESPONDENT ENDS LIFE BY JUMPING INTO WELL Had Served in Legislature and Was Doorkeeper of the Senate Despondent over his continued failure to obtain employment since the adjournment of the last session of the State Legislature Joseph Franklin Richardson formerly n prominent farmer of the lurk City neighborhood In Davless county committed suicide at his home at Central City Friday by Jumping In to a well and drowning- Mr Richardson was a veteran of the war between the States during which while serving In the famous Orphan Brigade of the Confederate army he suffered the loss of an arm Mr Richardson was Assessor of Davless county for several years succeeding Tom Aull At one time he represented Muh lenberg county In the Lower House of the State Legislature and at the last session of that body he was doorkeeper of the Senate Since the adjournment of the Legislature he had been seeking an appoint ment as guard at the Eddyvllle penitentiary and when he recognized ills failure to secure the appoint ment he became bitterly despond ent which Is attributed as the cause for his rash act He Is survived by his wife and several children SUCCUMBS TO 1 PARALYSIS AT HOME AT SPICE KXOIJ I John H Moreland a highly In fluential and respected farmer of the Spice Knob neighborhood near Yelvington Davless county died of paralysis at 1145 oclock Friday morning after an Illness lasting for three years Mr Moreland was stricken wlth paralysis in Decem ber 1009 while attending a ban quet of the Rice E Graves camp and although his condition was not regarded as critical until several days ago he was always confined to his rooms as the result of the par alytic stroke Mr Moreland was born In Shelby county November 9 1839 and at the time of his death was seven tytwo years of age He was the son of William and Nancy More land who have been dead for a number of years In ISO 1 Mr Moreland enlisted In tho Confeder ate army and was paroled at Char lottsvllle In 1SG5 He removed to Davlesa county In 18CC where he was married to Miss Marie Riddle Apt II 2 1867 To this union four children were born Ho Is survived by his widow and three children One brother also survives y Citrd of Tlimiks To the many friends and acquaintances who so kindly gave us their aid comfort and sympathy when recently death came to our FaintlyI lt I o CLARK GAINING AT EVERY TURN Of the Political Wheel in Various States CHAMP CLARK UNS CLUBS Being Organized in Colorado and California Where the Women Vote lorixioxs OK SOME IJAIHUS Special Cor of The Herald Washington April 27Speaker Champ Clarks lead In the race for the Democratic Presidential nomi nation has reached such lengths that here In Washington politicians agree that he will be nominated perhaps on the first ballot With ISO votes favorable or pledged the Speaker has a clear lead over his nearest opponent of 12S votes The result of the primaries In Pennsylvania was exceedingly grat ifying to the Speakers manager Hon Fred T Dubois No cam 1mi1nwItSfltllt H leKeyst- onl1 State for Clark delegates but seventeen delegates who favor the Breakers nomination were elected Speaker Clark will be one of four distinguished men to make an ad dress at the unveiling of the statue of Father Carroll At Georgetown University In Vaahlngton on May ii Father Carroll was the first Catholic Archbishop of the United States mid founded the George town University The other speak ers at the university will be the President of the United States Car dinal Gibbons and Chief Justice White of the United States Su preme Court Many Champ Clark Womens Clubs have been organized In Call fornia and Colorado Interest among the women In these States In the Presidential contest Is In tense and reports are that the number of womens votes will equal that of men Hundreds of letters have been received at the Clark headquarters in Washington from women admirers of the Speaker as- surIng their support California and Colorado are al most sure to elect Clark delegations to the Baltimore convention In the first named State reports are that Clark sentiment Is sweeping the State and In Colorado the Speakers strength Is gaming stead ily Every county that has acted with one exception has elected Clark delegates to the State Con vention The Speakers name has gone up on the primary ballot In Maryland Practically all of the Maryland members of the House are support Ing Mr Clark for the nomination and nil believe ho will be nominated Representative David J Lew Is of Cumberland said respecting Mr Clarks candidacy The Speaker will be nominated and elected He will carry Maryland I nm for Speaker Clark be cause I believe he would make the strongest possible candidate the Democracy could name I have learned to lovo him for his nlmpllc Ity of character and his strength of mind He Is one of the greatest leaders the Democracy has ever had He can unite the entire party as ho brought together the Demo cratic forces of the house All ele ments would turn to him enthu siastically The Maine delegation to the Baltimore Convention will support Speaker Clnrk after the first ballot This statement was made by ono of the members of the House The Speaker Is unanimously the second choice of every member of the Maine delegation and he will get all 12 votes after the first ballot was the statement made by this member r Christian Endeavor Meeting The State convention of the Young Peoples Societies of Christ- Ian Endeavor will convene In Ow ensboro Thursday evening May 9 for a threedays session It isnx pectod that there will be nearly 200 delegates in attendance and an excellent meeting is promised American Cftnsul tftc3r secur ed the yiiobsp of two Amsricans from In Mexicanprinntcenflnecl It lis stated wltnbut charges r w Mrwr 1 Il YO tH l1AvlrroKIX1Jr- z rGB TWO Ii1 POURS HOTSHOT lhtINTO ROOSEVELT Does Taft In a Speech at Springfield 4 i i OPEN WARFARE IS DECLARED President Says Colonel lias Misstated and Distort i ed Many Facts I f ft t STATICS THE MATTKIl PLAIXI Springfield Mass April 25 President Taft made his answer here today to the criticisms that Col Theodore Roosevelt has made of him and his administration Inn speech that bristled with indlgn tJon In which he named Col I Roosevelt over and over again Mr Taft told a crowd that filled Spring fields public square how he believed Mr Hoosevelt had not given him a square deal and how he had misstated and distorted the facts concerning Mr Tafts condu jmd actions In the White House lie replied In some detail to- I many of the charges that Col- ttt Roosevelt has made against him r wince the presort campaign bega He took pains to make plain M knowledge of and com I iJIlomovolts I11 + plcte agreement with many of the t actions and policies of the preset Y i Administration which lately he has it titicondemned and denounced declared that after I the Columbus peech of Col Room trHlIefounclthaI xouixtjxjinri d- II sponslve and he shifted his methI odI of campaign from a declaration of principles and proposals of reform to a series of attacks upon the i Administration Mr Roosevelts doctrine of the recall of Judges and the recall of I decisions his willingness to dlsn II t Bard the wise custom that for bids a third term whether sansei iitlvo or not his appeal to class hatred and prejudice and his at y solute failure to put forth nny concrete propositions for true reform t and true progress Mr Taft sold all combined to make him believe that the American peopl should not choose Mr Roosevelt to sit again in the White House Mr Taft began his speech by declaring that he spoke plainly only because he believed lUtlrae for him to do so He brought In Col Roose volts name only because event had forced him to use It In 1908 Theodore Roosevel recommended to the people of the United States that I then the Sec Tetary of War be nominated by the Republican party and be elected Ho labored hard and long to bring this result about and he succeeded I I have felt the deepest gratitude to himNeither in thought nor won nor action have I been disloyal tithe friendship I owe Theodor Roosevelt When the time carp for this campaign to begin I let the people know that I would like to have my administration approved liy their giving me another term At that time Theodore Roosevel said he was not a candidate am that It would be a calamity if hi were nominated Since then he has changed his mini So far as he personally was con corned the President said he never would have attacked Col Roose volt nor had a quarrel with him So far said he as personal am bition Is concerned so far as personal feeling Is concerned I would never answer his charges nut I cannot act for myself I represent a cause I represent an element of the Republican party that believes In constitutional government and i Its preservation that believes In wise progress under the guarantee nf the Constitution Mly mlBstateiiicnls through- outItlw country Mr Roosevelt has lot many people to believe charge 5 5made against me and my admlnls ration pine Subscription OlVrr The Louisville Evening los ulaily from now until Norombe rr 10 1912 and the Hartford Herald r one year for only 2 Subscribe now tf iI THIRTYTWO TOWNS IX XKV COrXTV MrCPEAir f frhcre are thirtytwo towns III rt SIcCreary county the now cou- nttformed out of parts of Wayne Pu 3askl and Whitley counties The county seat will not be chosen until Tune According to the R G Dun Co of Louisville the towns In the a spew county ore as follows Alpine Angel Ashlon Darren Fork Darthel Coolidge or Whitley Station Creekmore Cumberland 1 Falls Duckrun Flat Rock Green l lr i I wood Griffin HollyhlH Indian Head Jelltco Creek Kidds Cross- Ing Lorena March Creek Nevels vllle Oz Parkers Lake Parmlej ville Pine Knot Rock Creek Saw er Sllverville Slavans Stearns Strunk West Jolllco Worley Ya macrow Seven of the towns in the fore going list Alpine Barren Fork Coolidge Flat Rock Greenwoo Indian Head Nevelsville and Parkers Lake were taken over from pu laski county Seventeen tows namely Angel Ashton Barthc Creekmore Cumberland Fall Duckrun Hollyhill Jellico Creel Marsh Creek Pine Knot Sawyer Sllverville Stearns Strunk West Telllco Worley and Yamacrov were added to McCreary count from Whitley county From the county of Wayne seven towns were innexed viz Griffin Kldds Cross- Ing Lorena dz Parmleysvlll Rock Creek and Slavans Old Shut Killed Hiother Houston Miss April 20Cox vlctcd of manslaughter for the kill Ing of John Davis his seventyyeai old brother a year ago Reuben Davis 70 years old P Confederat veteran has been sentenced to serve six months In prison and pa a fine of 1000 The killing was the result of a feud which had ex- Isted between the brothers for ia number of years a e HARMON MEN GO OVER TO THE CLARK FACTION Managers of Ohios Governoi Throw Up the Fight In Kentucky Lointanh iirll2ji Ill managers of the Harmon campaign In Kentucky according to the statement of a prominent member of tin Fayettc County Harmon Club given out hero today have decided to make no further fight to secure the instructions of Kentucky foi the Ohio candidate and will so no tlfy the Harmon national organization Harmon lieutenants In the State are reported to have recentl held a conference with the Harmon national leaders and declared tc them that In view of the fact that Speaker Champ Clark Is a native son of Kentucky and that Missouri Is an adjacent State the same as Ohio the preponderance of the po Illlcal sentiment of the State Is undoubtedly for Clark and that It would be both unwise and Impolite for Kentucky Democrats to continue to work for Harmon against o native son of the Commonwealth Other prominent Harmon leaden ire said to share the same sentiment and from this It can be safely stated that further activity for Harmon in the light of the growth jf the Clark boom will be suspended In Kentucky and most of the ormer supporters of the Ohio chief executive will go over to the Clark amp The Harmon club official quoted Love stated that the Fhyolte County Harmon Club which is one of the largest and most enthusiastic In the State would by mutual consent be dissolved and the majority if Its members would ally themselves with tine Clark movement md work to secure county district lid State Instructions for the dls tngulshed Missourian Since the formation of IheChamp Clark Club here about ten days ago the club has received many acces lions numbers of Woodrow Wilson adherents deserting time camp of the yew Jersey aspirant and coming to the Clark camp Now that the Harmon men have also fallen In line for Speaker Clark he Is practically assured of the Instructions of Fay die county his supporters here IrIm- Mrlmlns All One AVny Carlisle Ky April 25The hemp Clark sentiment continues to grow here and Democrats all fver the county are joining the lub started hero one week ago The leaders of the movement for Ihe Speaker hero report today that ho membership of the club In one reek has reached about 500 and Is Towing every day Tho county corns overwhelmingly for Clark I IJ W Jordan a wets known dent 3t of Hopklnsvllle Ky recently ad an operation ton his kidney rouble but ho rays The first cal relief I got was after taking oley Kidney Pills They cased the srrlblo pain In my back and ac ompllRliful more good than any mills I had tried I gladly recom end them Sold by all deal rs m The Kentucky Republican con entlon being ove It Is expected lat nomination for many postof nces will be sent to the Senate Children Cry FOR FLETC- HERSCASTORIA1 f AWfUL TALES OF ATROCITIES TOLD By the American Refugee Prom Mexico FLEE TO THE UNITED STATES Assassinations and Torture By Rebels Are of Com mon Occurrence c XO EFFORTS TO HINDER DEED t Galveston Tex April 25For t tyseven passengers all but one cit izens of the United States who ar Ivcd this morning from Vera Cruz I on the steamer Texas tell of alleg ed torture and assassination of Americans In the republic All the refugees left their lands homes furniture and everything they pos sessed except enough money for passage and the clothes on their backs Among the entire number there are only four or five trunks M H Ish tells of the murder of in American citizen named Walt Mr Walt was a neighbor toll me said Mr Ish Ho had evoral head of cattle and hidden the money A band of desperadoes ama to his hacienda and demand ed money Falling to get It they deliberately beheaded him with i their machetes herded his cattle together and drove them off There ire many Instances just like this We lived In a little settlement where n colony of eleven American jfamlllei Tadr TOUnded the town of ffiiiuUTirr Altof thece eleven4am- Iites 1 left because we were afraid tot remain longer knowing we would all be killed or tortured iiam slxC tyfour years old I went to Mexico one year ago put all I had 1 C50 In land und Improvements there and today I have only this showing his two hands and the clothes on my back Before leaving we filed our lalms for damages with the Amer ican Consul In Mexico City1 John T McGee a wealthy planter t who went to Mexico two years ago returned to America minus more than 20000 and left behind and cattle and live stock Mr McGee tells of cruelties practiced on an American woman now In the I hospital at Mexico City The bandits visited the home pi I Mr Shay one of my neighbors about a week before I left the set lament said Mr McGee and de t nanded money and guns He gave 1 them about 12 and one gun say ng that was all he had on the t glace The band then left but returned to Shays place and demanded I more money and arms Not being given the money and guns theyC ook Mrs Shay tied her down and megan beating her feet I Mr Shay and his son to stop the torture gave four guns and 800 in money to the desperadoes who after a final beating of the I woman left the place Mrs Shay vas badly Injured and she had to I be carried to the hospital at Mexl co City where It was found that J nearly every bone In her feet had J been broken She Is in a serious condition What has been true of time Shay amity has been likewise true of scores of other Americans and by Laying there we took our lives incur hands The bandits are every where The Mexican Governments not able to quiet these bandits md many Americans believe that the Madero forces so dislike the merlcans that they would rather ermlt the brigandage than try to top It Whenever rurales are near ho bandits disperse but there Is rarely a shot fired Practically every man on board ho Texas had a like tale to tell of sxperlences there Two men who ode horseback Into Vera Cruz af er abandoning everything they possess ell except their horses and heir guns tell of meeting four rmed bandits in a narrow pass en outeThe only reason wo are here aid one of time men Is because wo were lucky enough to beat them to It Everywhere you go except right n the largest cities you will see eserted farms houses burned live lock stolen and In many Instances- he decaying and heatless bodies of heir ownbrs are left lying about lie bandits are in such large num ers and PO scattered over the inte or that to resist them Is useless he Americans just have to give un very thing to them when they como f the settlements no matter how fell1 armed they may be Sar rrn tn place hoo the efugees lvsoo of limp alleged trocities occurred Is In the State ctt Vera Cruz thirteen miles northfl 1 west of Santa Lucretia It is on the Vera Cruz and Isthmus railway across the Isthmus of Tehnuntop and listed as a railway and telegraph station r Officers For New County Gov McCreary b expected short Jy to name the full complement of officers for the note county of Mc Croary created by the last Legislature out of parts of Whitley Wayne and PulaskI counties R ii Pope a Democrat who labored hard for the new county is tipped ror the first County Attorney and John Dell for Sheriff Former Representative W B Creekmore Re publican of Whitley who Is now 1In the boundaries of the new count may get the appointment of aller of McCreary county He was one of the hardest workers to secure the establishment of the new county It has bean figured out that McCreary county will be entitled 1 to two votes In a Democratic convention nFnGrounds Hows your father Hes well thank you Hows your mother Oh shes well thank you Then your mothers no better than your father No Thats what tho neighbors say UNITED STATES COURT TO CONVENE ON MAY II- tt 6 OwensboroWith Rather Small DocketNew Ruling Of Judge Evans The rnitcd States Court will con cnc at Owensboro on Monday at ternoon May Gittl 3fl bCIoclri las been the custom to open court n the first day al 9 oclock In the morning but Judge Evans say that ho believes It much more convenient and suitable to ell concerned to commence court In the afternoon Another new rule Is to have the rand and petit juries summoned for the second day of time court am Fudge Evans expects to consume the afternoon of time first day ir tearing motlons and to dispose of rather matters that are to be considered during the term The docket Is not as large ac isual and with the exception of a few criminal prosecutions which will be quickly disposed of It IE Ikely that but pne damage case vlll be tried This Is the case of S5 V Hunter administrator against he Illinois Central Railroad Company for damages for the killing of Hunter and It is understood that he parties will be ready for trial at this term The nlghtrlder case of Elsie G alham against Dr D A Amos and others and same against the illy of Hopklnsvllle and others probably will be continued as no reparations have been made for a trial at this term The criminal docket is made up of the following cases Baron Marshall violating postal laws J C Keats retailing Frank Dunbar ame offense Jesse Schroeter aid- Ing in making counterfeit money iraze Hatfield Esther Davis Jim dslp Jim Phillips Oakley Clark Joseph Wolf Dick Clark C S Clbbc Esllll Goff Ab Lawrence etatllng liquor James Bewley App Robbins and Roy Kelly violating postal laws The nlghtrlder case of C C- shemwlll against John Chapman md others is set for this term but vlll be continued The equity cases of the Troy lank against G A Whitehead and ompany and Stonewall Jackson gainst Forbes Manufacturing com any pro also set for trial at tile May term Of Course Mr roil Mrs Henry Turgenoon aro the happy parents of a son who arrived yesterday morning Mr urgenson the father of course Is mploycd as clerk In the lower Lake Erie yards Michigan City Dispatch v1r a LATHS DEMOCRATS WILti CHOOSE TIIKIR DELEGATES eorgta primary May 1 onnecllcut convention May 1 allfornla primary May 14 lah convention May 14 Ilchlgan conventionMay 15 laryland convention May 16 wal convention May 16 Carolina convention iMay 21 ihlp primary yCtbMajr 22 Irginla convenlldn J JJ5J May 23 X28axesgntuelcy convention t Lr f 29 eorgla convertiony 29 hode Island primary May 31 outh Dakota primary 7 Juno 4- ohlo convention June 4 lV Virginia convention June C Innesota convention Juno 6 y I GHASTLY SIGHTS- VIEWED AT SEA By Passenger on Boar Steamer Bremen I MANY BODIES SEEN FLOATING In Vicinity Where Titanic Went Down From the Liners Rail PITIFUL SCENES PRESENTE New York Apr 1260ver one hundred bodies of the Titanic dead were seen floating pn the water by the steamship Bremen which arrived here today from Breraet The German liner on April 20 passed over the place where the TI- tanic went down From the bridge officers of the ship saw over a hundred bodies floating In the sea a boat upside down together with n number of small pieces of wood steamer chairs and other wreckage As the cable ship MackayBennott was 1In- sight and having word that her mission was to look for bodies no attempt was made by the Bremen crew to pick up the corpses In the vicinity was seen an Ice berg which answered the description of the ore the Titanic struck Smaller bergs were sighted the same day but at some distance fur ther from where the Titanic sank The officers of the Bremen did not care to talk about the tragic spectacle but among the passengers several were found who gay accountsormo aisrtial panorann through which their ship steamed Mrs Johanna Stunke a first elMs passenger described tine scam from the liners rail 1 It was between 4 and 6 oclock Saturday she said when our ship sighted off the bow to the starboard an Iceberg As we drew nearer and could make out small dots fioing around In the sea a feeling of awe and sadness crept over everyone or the ship We passed within n hundred feet of the southermost drift of the wreckage and looking down over the rail we distinctly saw a num ber of bodies so clearly that we could make out what they were wearing and whether they were men or women We saw one woman In her nightdress with a baby clasped closely to her breast Several women passengers screamed and left the rail In a fainting condition There was another woman fully dressed with her arms tight around the body of n shaggy dog The bodies of three men In a roup all clinging to one steamer chair floated nearby and just beyond them were a dozen bodies of nan all In life preservers clinging together as though In a last desperate struggle for life We couldnt ee but imagined that under them was some bit of wreckage to which they all clung when the ship went 0uNO CAUSE TO DOUBT A Statement of Facts Backed by a Strong Guarantee We guarantee immediate and osltlve relief to all sufferers from onsllpalion In every case where our remedy falls to do this we will cturn the money paid us for it hats a frank statement of facts and we want you to substantiate hem at our risk Rexall Orderlies are eaten just ike candy are particularly prompt and agreeable in action may be la en at any time day or night do cot cause diarrhoea nausea griping excessive looseness or other undesirable effects They have a cry mild but positive action upon ho organs with which they come In ontact apparently acting as a reg lalive tonic upon the relaxed mus ular coat of the bowel thus over oming weakness and aiding to 1 estoro the bowels to more vigorous r nd healthy activity Rex ll Orderlies are unsurpassa le and ideal for the use of child on old folks and delicate persons Vp cannot too highly recommend hem to all sufferers from any form f constipation and Its attendant vile Thats why we back our alth in them with our promise of money back if they do not give en Ire satisfaction Three sizes 12 ablets 10 cents 36 tablets 26 f ants and 80 tablets 50 cents Re ember you can obtain Rexall remedies In Hartford only at our oroThe Rexall Store James H imams 2 14 Main street Hartford Ky V t It I 1 1 down and which didnt have buoyancy enough to support them Those were the only bodies we passed near enough to distinguish but we coulhsoe the white life preservers of many more dotting the sea all the way to the Iceberg The officers told us that was probably tie berg hit by the Titanic and that the bodies and ice had drifted along together Mrs Stunke said a number of the passengers demanded that the Bremen stop and pick up the bod les but the officers assured them they had just received a wireless message saying the cable ship Mac kayrDennett was only two hours away from the spot and was com- Ing for that express purpose Other passengers corroborated Mrs Stunke INoThe Business University of Bowl Ing Green Ky hasno vacation no openings no closings but like Ten nysons brook it goes on forever The Result in Nebraska Lincoln Neb April 22Cor rected tabulations of the Nebraska Presidential preference vote Including returns from 880 precincts give Roosevelt 31342 Taft 10 692 LaFollette 10279 Clark 14 031 Harmon 11241 and Wilson 9860 a WILL COST THE STATE ABOUT POOOYEABLY Says Governor of Confederate Pensions Law Not Complied With Frankfort Ky April 26Sof- ar Pension Examiner W J Stonerhas received dquests for ueurly4I000 blank nppllcBllonsfor Confed orate pensions under the act of the 1 recent Legislature This does notrmean that 4000 soldiers and wid ows have asked for the blanks for attorneys in various counties haveaa asked for as many as ten or blank applications so they would have them on hand If a client should ballkCapt Stone says many of the applicants have evidently failed to read the pension law for they have failed to comply with a very nec essary clause in the law The law provides that when an exsoldier or widow makes out the appllcatlonIfor a pension the application must be filed with the County Judge and must lie over till the next regular term of County Court to give the County Judge and County Attorney time to Investigate as to the time I the applicant has resided in the county and his financial condition A number of applicants have sent twithoutt tII requirement and the applicationsII have been sent back as they are worthless without the indorsement tw of the County Judge showing that the law has been complied withaGov McCreary thinks the pen I sion list will cost the State not over 60000 a year to start with and will gradually grow lessI4PERT SHARP REIIUKE TO UNPRODUCTIVE WOMEN In an article on The Irresponsible Woman and the Friendless Child in the May American Maga Ine Ida M Tarbell says The heaviest burden today on productive America aside from the burden Imposed by a vicious Industrial system is that of its nonproductive women They are the most demanding portion of our society They spend more money than any t i other group are more Insistent in their cry for amusement are more resentful of Interruptions of their pleasures and excitements go to reat9r extremes of indolence and uneasiness The really serious side to the existence of this parasitical groupff Is that great numbers of other wo non not free forced to produce accept their standards of life We hear women useful women everyIwhere talking about the cteslrabllp Ity of not being obliged to do any king commiserating women who must work commiserating those who have heavy household responsibilities and by the whole gist of heir words and acts influencing hose younger and less experienced than themselves to believe that happiness lies in Irresponsible llv ng A Flourishing School Wo are glad to rfynow that the lowllng Green Business University Is enjoying Its greatest prosperity IB largest attendance and most sat factory work This county has a good representation there Children Oryr FORFLETCHER S CASTORI A ubscribe for The HeraldD1a lrJ i i tt 71 11Itv Lt 17 1 I 1 II WEDNESDAY MAY 1 J012 THE HARTFORD HERALD rAGEr11RrI J ICEBERG DANGER TO OCEAN SHIPS In the North Atlantic i Ever Near I IF AROUND FOR YEARS IBefore Drifting Across the Polar Basin Into the Warmer Waters VARIOUS SIGNS OF PRESENCE 1 Next to fog icebergs are regard ed as the cource of gravest peril to vessels navigating the North Atlan tic According to all accounts brought by Incoming ocean steamers this menace has been greater during the last few weeks than in any recent years The presence of a great number of icebergs in the s lane of transatlantic traffic just now does not however necessarily indlcato any extraordinary condi tions In the arctic during the past winter According to the most re liable estimate of scientists it re quires as a rule from three to four years for an Iceberg to drift across the polar basin and reach that region of the Atlantic In which disas ter overtook the White Star giant ess on her maiden voyage The greatest pre IUltlons are ta Jcenpn board the big ocean liners to guard against collision with Ice bergs Not only are the officers on i the bridge and the lookout In the crows nest Impressed with the fact that they must exercise the greatest vigilance when vessels ap proach the Newfoundland Banks where the danger from Icebergs is the greatest at this time of the tt year but the temperature of tjie water Is taken frequently and any I striking drop indicated by the Ii thermometer Is certain to be accepted I as a warning against the presence of Icebergs in the vicinity This and the lowering of the temperature of the airIf one I should happen to pass to the lee ward of an Icebergare about the most reliable of all the danger sig nals set against this peril To the I i eye Indeed an iceberg is not easily perceptible at night even though I the weather should happen to be and the moon perchance r 1shiningI Most of the icebergs have white and bluish hue which blends with moonlight In a fashion that may confoound the- N p most seasoned and vigilant of mariners t I In a report Issued by the Hydro I Irraphlc Office In April 1909 the following signs are enumerated as- II indicating the proximity of ice Before the ice Is seen from the deck the Ice blink will often Indi cate Its presence This is readily understood when It is known that It is caused by the reflection of the t rays of light from the sun or moon On a clear day over the Ice on the horizon the sky will be much paler of lighter in color and Is easily l Jdistinguishable from that overhead so that a sharp lookout should be had and changes In the color of the sky notedOn clear day icebergs can be seen at a great distance owing to their brightness and at night ow- Ing to their effulgence During fog gy weather they are seen through the fog by their apparent black ness if such a term can be applied They also can be detected by the echo from the steam whistle or fog horn This should be remem bered since by noting the time between the blast of the whistle and j FOR THE STOMACH Heres an Offer You Should not Overlookt Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets remedy stomach troubles by aiding nature to supply the elements the absence of which in the gastric juices causes Indigestion and dyspepsia They aid the stomach to digest food and to quickly convert It into rich red blood and material necessary for overcoming natural body waste t Carry a package of jRexall Dye pepla Tablets In your rest pocket or keep them in your room Take one after each heavy meal and prove our assertion that indigestion will not bother you We know what Roxall Dyspepsia Tablets are and what they will do We guarantee them to relieve Indi i gee ion and dyspepsia If they fall we will refund your money Three stzes25 cents 50 cents and JlI Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies only at our store The Rexall Store James H Williams 214 Mata street Hartford Ky r a the reflected sound the distance of the object In feet may be approxi mately found by multiplying with 550 The presence of Icebergs Is often made known by the noise of their breaking up and falling to pieces The cracking of the Ice or theseaSmake a noise like breakers or a distant discharge of guns which may often be heard at short distance The absence of swell or wave motion In a fresh breeze Is n sign that there Is Ice or land on the weather side Tho appearance of herds of seals or flocks of birds far from land Is an indication of the prox imity of Ice The temperature of the air falls as Ice is approached especially on the leeward side but generally only at an Inconsiderable distance from It The fall of the tempera ture of the sea water is sometimes a sign of proximity of ice although In regions where there is an Inter mixture of cold and warm currents going on as at the junction of the Labrador current and the Gulf Stream the temperature of the sea has been known to rise as the Ice approached UXIIALAXCKII KV C TANK IIISASTKIt KILLS EDITOR Spokane Wash April 26C E Rothrock cltv editor of Vie Spokane Chronicle was shot and 1 1tll ed today In thin Chronicle editorial rooms by RtciiUiM Aleck n luisan laborerAleck first told the police lIe InO bl F r on the Titanic and thm tha1 bx had been na the Calpnt landmumbled there has been too much printed about the itBtern He would give no other roust L for ti- llrmet v Aleck wAlked quietly Into the Chronicle local nom and acked for till editor A9 Rothrock walked toward him Alex drew a revolver and shot him in the breut Roth rccV died wlthla five nln ites The murderir later told the po Vcs he was 40 years old nd came ttit this country four years ego o o o o 000 oooooooo-O MAS IIIILT 0 n0000000000000CMan forest Ho wove Its sides cunningly and roofed It with broad leaves well laid on Here said Man I shall sleep In safety and In comfort and naught shall assail or trouble me A tree grown weak with age fell on the hut and crushed Man a Man built himself a shelter on the plain Its walls close to keep out the wind Its top tight to shed the waterThere are no trees to fall and crush me here said Man I shall dwell in peace TIle lightning fired the dry grass and Man was burned w Man went to sea and reared a house on the skeleton of the earth He made its supports of rock Its roof of slate Now I am safe said Man No tree nor fire can Injure me now The earthquake came and the house of stone tumbled down on the head of Man a S Man went to where a great river flowed and raised banks to hold back Its flood Nearby he put his houseI have ordered the course of the waters said Man and now I shall live unvexed by them Soon came the flood and covered the place where he had lived and drove away ManS a a Man piled for his use stone on stone cunningly upheld by st eland mortar Fire I can now defy said Man It cannot harm me here The flames came and Man fled as they destroyed the workof his hand Man put steel to steel anttI wrougljt wisely a ship strong stanch and true From the sky ho took the llightning to guide Its course and warn It of dangerIIn this my ship said lfimIs- hall pass over the waters as I will and none that Is In them may wound or Injure me Came tide and current and Ice and crushed the ship Man builtI WII Man stood on n mountain peak and saw a little of the World He looked Into the vault of heaven andI his eyes saw uncounted othertt WorldsII I I am the master of the wholeII universe said Man The peak trembled and toil Into tho valley In the forest at thq toot of the mountain Man b llthlmII hut 1 mInOOEPIW J raUMI KIDHnAND SLAiaZA I THE WORKING OFWIRELESS- Telegraph System Brief ly Explained HOW THE MESSAGES ARE SENT Prof Hertz Was Discoverer- Of System But Marconi Gets CreditI TUB WAVES OP ELECTRICITY Many correspondents are asking for a description of how a wireless telegraph works The fact of such a system has been known to every body for years but the means by which messages are transmitted are not generally understood It Is impossible to go Into details but a few suggestions are offered which may satisfy those not Inclined to deeper study As Is known light and heat move In waves whose llengths can be measured Thus the sun gives out In every direction light In a series of undulating waves which may not only be measured but deflected polarized and so on Some idea of this may be gained from the well known fact that when a stone Is thrown Into a smooth pool of wa ter a series of circular waves ex lends In all directions If any floating objects come within these waves they nru oscillated It was the lamented Prof Hertz who discovered that electricity like light and heat also moves In waves which may be measured Just pre cisely how these waves pass through the atmosphere Is not wholly understood but It is believed that they have some relation to the ether of space which is omni present and which Is believed to constitute all matter under differ ent negative electrical conditions In wireless telegraphy a series of Hertzlan waves Is set up by power ful electrical dynamos or batter ies and these are discharged from the top of a high mast or pole These waves extend In all direc tions and unless their force llit expended by distance exclto cer taro effects In the receivers of wire less telegraphy instruments within the zone Just as the waves dis turb chips on a pond Messages are sent and received somewhat on the plan of the ordinary Morse code by wires In that electrical Impulses are regulated so as to spell words according to a code In recent years many kinds of receivers have been used and the process is now simpler than form erly but any successful transmission of waves depends a good deal on the state of the atmosphere electrical storms being dlsadvan tageous Also when many wireless outfits are working In the same zone much confusion results and often messages are transmitted with great difficulty and sometimes not at all This may account for some of the delays and confusions of the last few days To Marconi belongs the credit of making a practical success of the discoveries of others but to Hert belongs the credit of making the system possible Philadelphia In quirer Stiff neck Is not only painful bu annoying To get rid of It quickly rub the affected part with BAL LARDS SNOW LINIMENT I penetrates the flesh and relaxes thr muscles so that the pain ceaser I Immediately Price 25c 50c am 100 per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hartford Ky Donovan i CO Deaver Dam Ky m Tilr COUNTRY PRESS AND ITS VALUE TO HOUSEHOLD The stream of domestic crimes and scandal with which the news papers of the larger cities have been flooded recently making them unfit reading for the home has called attention rather sharply to the dif eronco betwen the metropolitan sheet the editors and reporters of which are unknown to a great majority of their readers and the ountry weekly with which thr personality of its editor is insepar able in the minds ot his patrons The country weekly is above al 4 clean sheet fit to be treated likE a member of the household and Ir edited with a view of printing thr news which its readers desire tc ead and ot eliminating much which is not fit to spread before peoplr who desire a mental feast that cane digested with a clear conscience The city dallies attempt to justify their course by the claim that they are printing the stuff which the people want No doubt there Is c large number In every urban con ter to whom crime and scandal apt e u e 0 e6e Are You a Womani I TAKE I 1 I1I II The Womans Tonic I IIIJGIe oe e peal and It Is this delectable class that the metropolitan sheet seeks countrIbetter pleased If much of the filth is eliminated from the dally visitor News can be given in a clean way though of ill smelling origin Many salacious details can be cut out it- t clean paiicr is desired by the ed itor The country editor not only edits out much objectionable matter but suppresses reports of misdeeds which would cause Innocent people distress He does this out of consideration for the people whom he knows and because no good pur pose could be served by the publi cation of the objectionable reports His favors are extended to the rich and Poor alike often without ap parent appreciation Indeed the complimentary expressions which he prints relative to his readers are seldom heard of by the newspaper man though he Is Just human enough to crave thankfulness like other people but let him make B slip and say something which arouses resentment even though Innocently and he Is made to wish himself In some other occupation The country press Is no small con tribution to the clean current liter ature of the nation and local pa pers deserve the subscription and householdIAmorlcan oooooooooooooooo o TEXAS 0 000000000000000 Gentlemen said the man from Texas as he warmed to his subject are you aware of the fact that Texas is bigger than Germany with Holland Belgium and Switzerland thrown In for good measure We have counties In Texas where such countries as Denmark and Portugal could be set down without touching the edge anywhere Texas Is big ger than New York Pennslyvanla Delaware Maryland Virginia New Jersey all the New England States and Ohio combined If Norway and Sweden could be bunched with i England Scotland Ireland and Wales they wouldnt be enough bigger than Texas to enable anybody to notice It Texas could accommodate the entire population of the United States and be less crowded than Connecticut Is today Texas Is bigbig In many ways Texan raises the biggest sweet 1101 tatoes the biggest onions and thejj biggest steers In the world has more redheaded widows than j any other State In the Union Texas is located on the biggest gulf that has over done anything to make itself worthy of mention Texas has the biggest panhandle in Existence and the longest wire Fences that the eye of man has ever gazed upon If there are any other important facts concerning Texas that I have not mentioned I will be glad to answer any questions that you 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or Memphi Knoxville Tenn Paducah Ky or Evanavillc lad PruhHIIIUII Cord BARNES SMITH Attorneys At Law HARTFORD KENTUCKY 1Ir iv II UnriipH 11 u K Suili anuunucrthxtthryhorohruledul imrtner- hhli Cur tlif CIII r1 Irllclltr llw X I SinlllIwitIodlvidoaIlyIlitrifuril Itepuhllcun liullillnir Ha b ford Ky J M PORTER Attorney at Law BEAVER DAM KY Will practice has piotewion In Ohio and au olnlngcountlci Special attention glTeator bnilnoientruited to hit care PRANK LFELI- RAttorney at Law HARTFORD KY Will practice his profession In Ohio and a mining conntlei and In the Court of Appeal Orlmlntl practice and Collection a iptcUltv Offlce In the Herald building OTTO C MARTIN B P MCKENNir MBRTIII McK 6NN Y HARTFORD KY CENERAL INSURANCE LIFE ACCIDENT SICK AND FIRE Will Also Bond You Otto C inartin Attorney at Law HAIlTIOItl KV Ofllco tip stairs over Wilson A Crowe opposite court house Will practice his profession In nil the courts of this and adjoining conn ties and Court of Appeals Commer clal and 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ofany kind cleaned dill on the Hartford Pressing Club We can clean any kind of clothes you have and guarantee that they will be satisfactory if not nothing will be charged We are ready to clean your clothes for spiing We also have a new line of late samples and we guarantee a pern feet fit Call on us when in need of work in our line Hartford Pressing Chili Y M C A Bldg FRED NALL MgrFF T1 11 t i 1r MAY 1 1012 tr tP PAGE POUR THE HARTFORD HERALDWEDNESDAY1f t P HeraltoUll If liEDER MAnilEWS FRANK LFELIX EDITORS I PRANK L FELIX Pub and Propr I postomcII e i ii iiFORAN INSTRUCTED OPEDELEGATION1 iIn Kentucky whose editors claim i i to i I Preslspeak for the great mass of the tDemocraticI party In thq State who MI are In favor of sending an unit l strutted delegation to the Bait I1 1more Convention Herald does not sot Itself u J 1 1Thed tho mentor of its party in the1 1as the director of pc rState nor yet asy iW SprltlIt1cal affairs in Its own county but Presld tfrom the opinions we have hear hereexpressed on the matter and afte t experience of more than 25 TnnCal from an editorial and polltl of we do not think iiIt a hliears be either advisable or ex j pcdlent to send such n meaningless JlooseV to Baltimore An un tldelegationTaft 11chlsfInstructedf delegation generally em MrbodlcsI an air of suspicion to sa ed SIthe least The mere fact that It IIs a miasnot I committed to anything or any factsbody gives the Impression that IIt aIsopen to Jugglery and trade the mill lieoperations of which would In no wise express the sentiments of the I I11Hln Boosconstituents or voters left behind t slncojt would look too much like capit rl to machine rule lie Ill a Class are rath tjtjllntloni both In opinion and ac They despise doubtful meth I t of any kind They prefer to r out In the open and express i ucuottlon sentiments in a way that is ry e ambiguous nor misleading Ir voters are quite welf informed sponIn political matters just now They od ocknow who are the candidates in or tf teach of the leading political par and no doubt most of them for5tiesI Alh either formed or expressed an- bl opinion of their choice iII red One of the most sacred rights of Itbrleeir i the American citizen is his privilege I of suffrage Next to that In a po It Itgar litical way Is his personal choice r I uHYof a candidate as expressed through 11I11tl the properly constituted party au Ii aoid thority Few there be who do cons not accede to the will of the Iont majority in party affairs but the sale loyal and zealous party man first lIevwnnts to have a sayso in the mat sho ter That is his right In the prem sit ises and he deserves to have that rright recognized to its ultimate ex cIa pression bee Kentucky Democrats have noth to ing to fear In naming their choice vel for President The convention at hat Louisville on the 29th of this month should enunciate n principle recand also taking the various expres Unslons of the counties in delegate TotTote as a basis let the world know REjwhom the Democrats of Kentucky t Bcprefer to see occupy the Presiden chair after the fourth of next j thttlal The delegates to Baltimore go with a definite mission in their hands qThis Is business and It is also tit good politics Then If another Btman Is nominated all well and Iii good and we do not believe any P loyal Kentucky Democrat will with lu hold his support We cannot con lJ ceive that there Is any other con A tingency than this very open and Rtfair one It Is the essence of pure Democracythe expression of the will of the people The action of tho different counties in their selec tion and Instruction of delegates will control the matter and we v hope to see every county in the i StateOhio especially speak out in Its choice for President 1 Whoever develops the most I strength In the State Convention whether Clark Wilson Underwood or Harmon Is entitled to the twen I tyslx votes of Kentucky and It should be so recorded People had come to highly regal Mr Marconi who bytheway com mercialized but did not discover wireless telegraphy until Congres sional Investigation laid bare the fact by his own lips that ha gave over the privilege of transmit ting particulars of the Titanic hor ror to the wireless operator aboard the Carpathia thereby permitting the latter to convert said privilege into a graft at the option of the i newspapers of this country It will be remembered that our President J i himself could get no answer from the Carpathias operator evidently the latter was holding his for a big cash bonus 11becausecoldblooded handling of a matter Is receiving i o onderanatlon by people and t news1 everywhere Burning d thea repeated attacks t of Col la + e in recent speeches President t has cast k aside his assumed policy of avoid ing personalities and his later speeches reek with denunciation of his predecessor In offlcd whom he accuses of Insincerity and mI- srepresentation y Mr Roosevelt r Z7 1i ought not be selected the candidate of any party says President Taft evidently anticipating a bolt at the Chicago Convention The Tact Roosevelt embrogllo is Without parallel In the history of the Rcpu llcan party A few self ap pglnted guardla I of the Democratic party In Ken tucky seem to have the matter all cut and dried as to how party af- faIrs shall be conducted within the next few weeks or months regardless of the wishes of the voters Their first movement is to have the delegates go unInstructed to Ba tlmore This smacks too much ofr machine rule and gives no consideration to any mans choice for President A man would have little use for his privilege of voting if I is he not allowed to say whom he prefers as ruler of this great nation Let the voters be heard sThe spectacle a President andII an exPrcaldent the latter only fow years removed from the Presidential chair and both members iofr the same political party going about the country bitterly denounc- Ing each other In public spdeche is one which Is as rare as it Is disgusting There seems to be noth- Ing too hard or Incriminating fhatl Roosevelt and Taft can say of eachI other It is up to selfrespectin Republicans to either hold theIr noses and ears and remain aloof or tnka tfotlr baton between these two political belligerents Whats the use of holding a coral ty convention n State convention or any kind of convention for Dem bcrats thls year If Kentucky Is to send an unInstructed delegation to Baltimore What Is a State Convention just before a National Convention usually for anyhow Sup pose a majority of the States went uninstructed what would be the result Wouldnt that be a fine mes to untangle and where would the voice of the voters come In A perusal of the literature be- Ing sent out daily by press agents of both Mr Taft and Mr Roosevel reveals that these candidates foi the honor of leading their party are making a lot of noise and kickIng up a heap of dust about almost everything except the one matter is going to be the real Issue of thatII coming campaign namely tariff The Democrats of Ohio county should remember that Saturday the 25th of this month Is convention day here at Hartford and thei should be on hand in large num bers A strong and representative delegation should be sent from here to Louisville with their choice foi President plainly stated This lat ter feature should in no wise bei neglected or omitted It Is rather a hard matter these t days for an oldlino Republican to make a choice between the leading candidates of his party for Presi dent Neither Taft or Roosevelt have much in common with former popular Republican principles Anent Titanichorror the New York World calls attention toI the fact that about 3000 working men are killed every year in Amer scan mining industries and no great disturbance is raised over the matter Both Mr Roosevet and Mr Taft declare that it Is their personal I opinion that neither should sitt again In the White House It iIs developing that a majority of the people of the United States seem to agree with them r Mothers Day la set for the 12th of this month and It shouldI have proper observance It seems nobody has thought enough of father to set apart a day for him leaving the old man to just be gladI hes living That Vice President Job seems to be still going abegging on both Tonic Alterative What is a tonic A medicine that increases the strength or the tone of the whole system What is an alterative A medicine that alters or changes un healthy action to healthy action Name the best tonic and alterative Ayers Sar saparilla the only Sarsapa rillaentirely free from alcohol Ask your doctor about it illous attacks slckheidichei IndlgeiI IrellatheseIreliver Ask your doctor if he endorses Iyers Pills in these cue The doses small one pill at bedtime Midi br th 30 ATXB 00 Low ll Mail Ac Piano Contest Closes May 1 IT HAS BEEN AN INTERESTING AND ENTHUSIASTIC CONTEST EVERY DAYLINTENSE EXCITEMENT AMONG CONTESTANTS J Is Still Anybodys Race a THIS I MAGNIFICENT tf INSTRUMENTwill of one of our customers after tray 1st Who will get it This is the vital question This is the question that will be decided when the certifi IIcates are finally counted IL aiid Every I HOW THEY NOW STAND BARNARD98680 DIXIE 25285 TINA MIDRIFF75400 CORA THOMASSON 20820 ETHEL FUNK 69225 SCHLEMMER20015IR- ENE WARD 57675 ANNIE MAY HICKS 53385 IRENE 5675 VIVIAN 32345 MARY 3775 BETTIE WELLS 28760 BERNIE B MILLER230 r I This Will be the Grandest Week of marked with prices that will tempt to You should not miss the of visiting our store at least once every day Tell your friends about the wonderful cash we have Get their I save your and remember that every certificate you get increases chances of owning thisJ elegant piano when the final count is made YOU HAVE BEEN FOR A FRIEND DONT GO BACK HIM OR HER NOW I ititHartford J sides of the house Good Job too and sometimes leads to other Important things Some Cornell students have or ganlzed to reconstruct religious thought It will be rather hard however to beat the oldfashioned Word Those two Republican candidates for President are making so much fuss talking about each other that you can hardly hear anything else nowadays Whats to hinder a Oleanup Day for Hartford In which every citizen should Join Gee Just seTaft Is kick ling Teddys around K K IIIUKIIEAI APPOINTED MASTER COMMISSIONER Judge T F BIrkhead on winding up the business of the Aprlj term of his court last Friday appointed his nephew Mr E E BIrkhead as Master Commissioner and Receiver of the Ohio Circuit Court in the place of F L Felix resigned Mr Blrkhead Is an excellent gentleman and will no doubt make an efficient officer Mr Felix will wind up all the old business SPINAL COLUMN OPENED NERAE FIBRES REMOVED Philadelphia April 29 Opening the spinal column of a man afflicted with a dangerous stomach ailment and removing the nerve fibres that had succumbed to the disease an operation which Is Relieved to he the most delicate ever attempted has been successfully performed by Dr Charles H FrazIer Dean of the Medical School of the University Hospital As soon as the diseased nerve had been removed from the spine the stomach trouble Immediately ceased and the patient began to regain strength Fearful Flood Conditions New Orleans April 28rFrom the mouth of Red river dOWn the Government engineers are proper Ing for the hardest tight In the Mis sissippi rivers history against flood Tho rise Is general below Red river through which the water from the crevasses above Is return Ing to the big The weak places are bolstered up or areln process of being strengthened and the belief Is that they will hold I t J I I THE VOTERS HAVE A CHANCE J To Speak Their ChoicecI Says Ollie INSTRUCTED DELEGATION Is for Clark ButI Says Let the VotersI Be Heard Ills RINGING DECLARATION Washington April 27Somegentlemen in Kentucky may have large vest pockets but I do not think their pockets arc quite large enough to hold 250000 Demo crate This Is the keynote of Represen tatlvo Ollie James unremitting fight against those who seek to take an unInstructed delegation from Kentucky to the Baltimore conven tion Ho uttered It today In the course of a vigorous denunciation of the uninstructed delegation- I am perfectly content said Mr James significantly to trust tho Democratic voters of Kentucky and I am utterly unwilling to trust a small number of hunters who will be almost as busy hunting Jobs for themselves as they will be tn selecting a candidate who is the choice of the party for President Mr lames returned to the Capi tal from Kentucky today and said that he Is positive the State wjll send a Champ Clark delegation to Baltimore He added that ten days before the convention he will go to Kentucky again to remain over the convention date The Senatorelect has his fighting clothes on to tho llast Joint and buckle His statement In full follows I fought last year for the right of the Democracy of Kentucky to Instruct their representatives In the Legislature as to their choice for Senator I am fighting now just as then for the right of the Demo instruct their tcrI I t fJ ttjiO I f 4ONLYONE MORE p 1L DAYrr 4 J Is now left of the excitement Make it the biggest Best day of the contest body is anxious to know the of the candidates Everybody wants to know who is ahead who has the IbestVICTOR MOSELEY GERTRUDE 17810 MATTIE RENDER TAYLOR ELLIOTT All you own your IF ON boom river pie Democratic standing IeveryI buy opportunity bargains certificates certificates WORKING lET Jamesc AN UrgedIs f for President I opposed last year an uninstructed Legislature so I am opposing this year an uninstructed delegation to the National Democratic Convention I think the Democracy of Kentucky Just as wlso this year as they were last year Just as qualified to select their candidates to express their choice as any small ring of politicians could possibly guess as to whom theY desire Some gentlemen In Kentucky may have large vest pockets but I do not think their pockets are quite large enough to hold 250000 Democrats I favor the peoples rule I am opposed to boss rule lam perfectly content to trust the Democratic voters of Kentucky and I am utterly unwilling to trust iv small number of pie hunters who will be almost as busy hunting jobs for themselves as they will be In selecting a candi date who Is the choice of the Democratic party for President I think I am well within tho bounds of reason and truth when I say the Democrats of Kentucky are five to one for Speaker Champ Clark I want them to say so in their county conventions I want th8m to instruct their county dele gations to vote for him and to vote to Instruct delegates to the National Convention to carry out heir wlU The strength he has shown makes It certain In my judgment that he wll bo our nominee His record as minority leader gave us a Democratic COngress His rec ord In a Democratic Congress Is the platform upon which we must win the Presidency Why not select the candidate who made It possible yes certain that we should have a great national Democratic victory For Kentucky f to turn upon Champ Clark now when he Is one of us and within easy reach of the greatest office In the Republic would be like a mother turning upon her children I want the gentlemen who advocate tho masked delegation to uncover their candidate take off their masks tell us from whence their candidate halls how reaction ary he Is trot him out IIn the open No dark lantern methods In my judgment will be permitted when the great unterrlfled Democracy Kentucky assembles Jn State con Ventlon and I very much the temper and good judgment thq unwavering J ol1rpezn theydoenot instruct I I ocratlc voters If their delegates for Champ Clark ff- y tw I 1 l Kentuckye a a alsiwf 4 President but whoever theTa e for if not my choice I shall regret it let them say who their choice is 1 This Is their party They make It great and have a right to direct Ifs affairs and select its nominees i BABY BORN IN SMOKER jjtOF PASSENGER TRAIN 1 tMrstt- boy babe in the smoking comport f m ntofin Ohio and DIg Sandy train this afternoon while she and her husband were enroute from 11- Palntsvlllo to Huntington W Va f The youngster was christened Tucker McNeeley Collins in honor j of the brakemanIrJ ffromh 1car line wrapped in her apron i rJ Isham Leo Dead Mr IshamLee died at his home Ji near Sulphur Springs last Wednes t day morning April 24th about 1 iiij oclock of malarial fever and com jI li ItconductedIt I l Vernon church cemetery jj Mr Lee who was a well known and highly respected citizen leaves a widow and five childrenfourb- oys Robt E J L W O and C A Lee and a daughter Mrs L G IlWellerI years old had been spending sevIoral months in the Sunny South 3 among his relatives and friends of his boyhood days whom he had not visited or seen since the Civil War the17th iuallyi week later 4P1i Via Dynamite 2GrWesiAleyplaced a stick ot dynamite In his mouth and touched a lighted match to it His head was blown away a hOle two feet square was made Inlillthe floor and the room was partly demolished Lying on a bed two feet froW where Olmstead committed the act r was his sevenmonths old babytThelinfant wkBjbat slightly jmjured r J1coetts 1 ll- J Same to Dyiiefyalj 4catidldafeforr the DemocratiC presldentlaf noinj nation In Rhode landIa j jtsJ I Ai w I Maul t I I h I uwww +swp WEDNESDAY MAY 1 FIVE 022THEHARTFORD HERALDi1II You h then Bloom out In for Perry Pay time KentuckyList due of every merry Individual to be clothes we l clothes They give they will give you IJ1 We not only sell but We sell them at prices We 1want your trade as Ive we knoW the to you I goods CA Hartford at short f Good Spot TIMEU This is THE RIGHT TO GO T01EVERY TIMEI FOR GOOD GROCERIES I 1tTry TheseTheyll Please Dam Flour Just received a large Chase Sanborus Cof shipment Karo Korn fees and TeasSyrup and Velva New Hines Bottled Goods Orleans Molasses Swan Peaches and Complete line Bak Apricots Cocoa and Chocolates ILERS GROCERY AND MEAT MARKET HARTFORD KENTUCKY i i Acme Binders Mowers and t Rakes a For on easy terms 1 l Or eeL Acton General Dealers in Groceries Queensware Hardware HalI ness Stoves Ranges Oil 1 Stoves Farming Implements and Repairs qf alikindf ACTON 1 Hartford Kentucky 4- Y M of you good The way I THE HOME of Quality Groceries Groceries- GO TO The Right VERY SPOT Beaver of Brand of ers Sale rvt LIKENS BENNETTS April 2OMr and MrsCarl An derson and family of Hartford vis ItedMr Andersons brother Mr Thomas Anderson here Sunday Mrs IL F Bean visited Mrs Dr Duff of Dundee recently Mr and Mrs Thomas Chinn and little daughter Wllda of Beaver Dam visited Mf and Mrs I Claudio Porter here Sunday Miss jiattlo Duke of Hartford was the guest ol Miss Gladys Woot en here recently Mr Bean df Dundee was the guest of his son Mr B P Dean here recently- Mies Katie Hawkins who has been visitingat SmalJhouBt return edc to Her Home hero last week Mn gbaa Hawkins who U work jng fqr Mr Wesley toddle of iItf- ea vfeited his parents here last week 3OOOOOOOOOOOOOO O LOCAL NEVte AND 0 0 PERSONAL POINTS O- OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Hoosier Corn Drill best made for sale by Likens Acton Mr W T Stevens Deaver Dam Route 2 was in town yesterday Nice Beefsteak 15c Ib and Roas- t12c at RILEYS MEAT MARKET Quick sales and small profits Is my motto Call and be convinced 15t4 S L KING For cabbage tomato and sweet potato slips see Albert Rial Hart ford Ky 10t4 Mr Estlll Wilkins Hartford Route C gave The Herald a pleasant call Friday Mr Amos Carson of Louisville Is spending a few days with rela tives In Hartford Mr E C Baird Hartford Route 7 was a pleasant caller at The Herald office Thursday Mr Armlsted Jones attorney Nelson Ky was In Hartford yes terday on legal business Mr John J McHenry of Louis ville spent Sunday here with his mother Mrs Jennie T McHenry Mr J J Hoover Frledaland spent a few days with his brother Mr Robert Hoover city last week Mrs J S Glenn and Mrs H Ei Brown city spent the day In Ow ensboro shopping last Wednesday ADLERIKA the new Germa- Remedy for appendicitis or an y stomach trouble on sale at OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO Miss Jennie Green of Falls o Rough Ky has returned afte r spending several months touring 1 Europe Mrs Katie Hamilton Duncan widow of the late D M Duncan has been appointed postmistress a McHenry If you would enjoy a dish oIt pure rich Ice Cream made fro m1 whole Cream try OHIO COUNTY DRUG CO Mrs Rebecca Leach living near Deda was stricken with paralysl Monday afternoon and is in a serious condition Messrs A A Carter Route 1 Van May and son Van Jr Horton were among The Herald callers Monday Dr E W Ford has returnee from Chicago where he attended the Chicago Policlinic and Hdspltal I for a few weeks Miss Bessie Wright of Horton I visited the Misses Olla Thomas am Eunice Lee Beaver Dam last Saturday and Sunday- MraRowan Holbrook and daughter Mariam who have been spendI Ing a few days in Owensbbro will return home today Mr Wayne Griffin who Is travelI Ing for the Wholesale house of Bay less Bros Louisville spent Sunday with his family hero Dr Deans automobile has ar rived and he will put it Into com mission tomorrow making trips between bere and Beaver Dam When you contemplate buying hardware farming Implements of any kind remember I can save you money S L KING 15t4 Hartford KyI Messrs Harrison Austin Beaver Dam Route 1 und I M Bennett Hartford Route 3 were pleasant callers at The Herald office yester day Before you buy Paint this spring get our belowwholesaloprlces paint We are not going to han dle paint after this season OHIO COUNTY DRUQ CO When in need of anything usual ly kept in an uptodate hardware store remember I can save you money on each and every purchase 15t4 S L KING Miss Eunice Leo niece of Mrs James H Thomas left Monday for Linton Ind where she will spendI the spring and summer with friends and relatives Miss Elenor Petty daughter of Mrs R R Wedding who was taken suddenly 111 at her home on Clay street the latter part of last weeks improving You would be surprised to see what useful articles can be had Inl the lOc department of S L Rings Hardware Store Hartford Step In tad see for yourself 16t4 Messrs Ira Pirtle Hartford louts Leonard Tlnsley Hart ord Route 3V and L O Weller laton Route 1rwere pleasant cali ors at Vile Herald office1 Saturday Mrs Laura Tate left last week tr Church Grayson county Ky o visit relatives a few days lator caving for Louisville wnere she Till tokfl an advanced course inl tenpgrapby r i 1111helping1 City Muhlcnberg county spent Sat urday and Sunday with his family here returning Monday morning Born to Mrs MoHIu Hatcher Centertown Ky Friday night Ap ril 20 a girl Dr J F Smith at tending physician The father of the little one died last November of pneumonia When you need a Disc Harrow Cultivator Corn Drill or Plow all kindsRange Cook Stove or New Perfection Oil Stovecall on S L King Hartford and be sup plied at a bargain 15t4 Rev T V Joiner pastor of the Methodist church here left Mon day for Marfon Ky to attend the dedication and homecoming of ex pastors of the Methodist church there Ho will return Friday County Attorney C E Smith who for several weeks had been confined to his home on account of smallpox has fully recovered The quarantine was suspender I Wednesday and Mr Smith Is agateI at his office A typographical error In Tin Herald last week mnde It appear that Fairs Plnno Contest would close May 15 when In reality ilit closes today A very fine Instru ment will be given away to the ono holding the most votes Mrs Dan Aultmlre oJ Carrie Mills 111 and Mrs J C Bennett city Rave the Herald a pleasan e call Saturday Mrs Aultmlre ha othncr old friends and relatives In theI county the paRt few weeks Misses Kittle Bess Dodson Bee Irsie Clark Annie Dodson Evelyn Clark Ursula Wilson Mazle Clark DlisnIS Beatrice Bean and little brothe William F city gave The Herald a very pleasant call Saturday striekten with smallpox several weeks agot is getting along nicely and will soon be out Dr Pendleton whole Illness we mentioned in our last is sue has developed a mild case of the disease but Is getting along all right There are no other cases of smallpox here and It Is hoped that with the recovery of these there will be no further development bIt 1this trouble in this community Eighty quarts of nitroglycerine were exploded in the new oil we 1 near town last Friday and whll the result was not entirely satlsfac tory it Is pretty well established that a IIn3 quality of oil In payln quantities will fiiwly reward the efforts of th 3 company It will pci- I thdnormal procure Is restored and th exact output Is determined Experienced oil men here from a dls tance say tha quality of oil Is the best they have seer In Kentucky A letter from the Colt Lyceun Bureau of Cleveland 0 which has been furnishing the entertainment composing the Hartford College Lyceum Course to Prof H E Brown manager of the latter says that the reason the entertainers did not ap pear at Hartford last Friday night was because Mrs Cox one of the members of the troupe was very 111 This is the second time s same troupe has disappointed oui people Mr Colt says he feels very much mortified at this occurrence t and Is willing to do anything tc mend matters The affair will probably be adjusted soon and an other entertainmentthe last ol the series of sixgiven at an early date These entertainments have been very enjoyable 11GradlluUng Kxereiscs On Sunday morning May 12 El der Roy L Brown will deliver the annual baccalaureate sermon for Hartford College graduates at the Court House The graduates this year are Misses Ruth Riley Co rlnno Woodward Flora Taylor Lea Magan Bessto Hudson Lelia Glenn Effle Duke Eddythe Duke Beatrice Haynes Daisy Wedding Ozona Moseley Messrs Herbert Felix Shelby Stevens and Edgar Barnard This Is the largest graduating class of this school for several years On the night after the bacca laureate sermon Rev Brown willt begin a series of meetings hero at the Christian church He will be assisted by the members of hl evangelistic company IJcntonConatser Mr R S Conatser of Ennis this Icohnty arid Miss Minnie Benton o Wyeor wore married in the parlors of the Commercial Hotel at 130 oclock yesterday afternoon Judge R R Wedding officiating The contracting parties were accompan ied by Mr R L Renton and Miss Mary Benton brother and slater of the bride Messrs J L Lee OI ton and W L Kennedy Hartford were pleas ant callers yesterday r r r Royal has no substitute for making delicious homebaked foods YAL Baking Powder ABSOLUTELY PURE j The only Baking Powder made from Royal Grape Cream of Tartar LIMPORTANT MEETING OF BOYS CORN CLUn At Hartford on Next Saturday Forenoon Other Peoples Also Invited Prof Henry Leach leas received the following letter In regard to tin meeting of the Boys Com Club of Ohio county which he has been in strumental In organizing Tin membership now numbers 2S3 boys I enraged In the laudable enterprise of making several ears of excellent corn grow whero possibly only one nubbin grew before Prof Mutchler the writer of the letter Is one of the most noted agrlcultur al exports In the country He is well known here having conducted the Teachers Institute last year Pursuant to the suggestion In the letter Prof Leach har set tin time of the meeting for next Satur day morning beginning at 10 oclock Not only the boys but everybody Interested In agriculture pursuits Is Invited to be present IeThe meeting will be In the cour boyIemember should be present as will get valuable Information Prof Mutchlers letter Is as follows IDowling Green Ky Apr 27 KyrIeIy Dear Mr LeachYour letter Ieof the 2Gth Is received In which you state that you are calling you boys together for a meeting on Saturday May 4th I shall tare great pleasure In be- Ing with you and getting the thing started with n whoop If you have not already set the hour for you meeting I would be glad If you would put it In the forenoon so that I can get an afternoon train out of Deaver Dam for home otherwise It would seep me out so long 1I shall come to Central City Friday night and go from there to Beaver Dam In the early morning and gets over to Hartford In duo time Please let me know the hour of your meeting and approximately the number of people because I want to bring some bulletins along for them Very truly yours FRED MUTCHLER TO HUM ox THE MENTAL FIX OK IIAItllY K THAW New Rochello N Y April 27 Harry 1C Thaw slayer of Stanford White appeared today before Jus tice Keogh In another effort to be freed from MatteawaJf where ho has been confined for more than four years The appearance was on u writ of habeas corpus Todays hearing was brief Clar n ence J Shcarn Thaws attorney state that Thaw was not Ituuuie that his reuase would not be aI Ian menace It wcs agrptf among counsel In the case that ths natter r oild writ the Justices convenience anti the case was accordingly sat for May fl at White Plains It was the first time In Hirer years that Thaw has been out oS the confines of Matteawan Illtitl1 iI April 29Mr Will Daniel who has been at the bedside of his brother Mr 1K M Daniel hat returned to his home iIn Lewlspatt Mr and Mrs Hugh Hoach and children of Taylor Mines Mr Archie Roach and wife of Central City Mr Charlie Ward wife rend child of Indiana all spent Tues day night with Mrs Roachs broth er Mr Birch Lee of this place Mr Van May1 and son Van vrcra In town Saturday on business Mr Elvis Stevens wife anti child returned to tbfllr home at IJcrzdCT Mines last Sunday The stork recently visited this neighborhood and left a tine Oar nr the home of Mr Fred Patton It weighed nearly 9 pounds Mr and Mrs Jerome Allow oT Concord spent Tuesday night and Wednesday with their daughter Mrs Fred Patton Mr and Mrs Ves Howard havo bought a tract of land from Mr I Elijah Hoover Consideration 12i iCHOOMlOlSM LIFTKH WITH CIIIUIKKV IV 1Ir Broken Bow Neb April 26tcyclone which swept through rfcw county today picked up ir IJrtJi country schoolhouse In which weiv 12 children and the teacher carried It half a mile and dropped it un the ground without injuring a child Miss Clara Mills the teacher nur seriously Injured The cyclone came along just n the Algernon school was being din missed The children ran bacfr In to the building for protection ftat the fume plumed cltid wrapped f self around the building lifted it Into the air and without turnfiis it around carried It across Holds vtis tures and two small streams aaci placed It In a wheat field The schoolhouse I e so far from tte original File that It cannot bo moved hack to IIB place John F Robinson of triO John Robinsons Circus flied a petition In bankruptcy Thursday at Cincin nati giving the amount of assets and liabilities as unknown IFor SaU1 Town property vacant lots cottages and twostory dwelling A C YEISER C2- Hartford Ky I 4 LOOK1 NOW IS YOUR CHANCE TO get a good Piano at a real bargain Organs from 2000 up Call and see our line of sheet music its OrgnnsVecovers no danger of damaging it Piano boxes for sale If you will call at our store we will giver you a song bo- okHERTFORD MUSIC CO 4 M A AUGHT Mgr FACTORY REPRESENTATIVE FOR Hint Grade Pianos Player Pianos and Organs HARTFORD KENTUCKY i t- t d io w I ESBAY hIAY1 J012 IPAGE sec I 1j THE HARTFORD HEM ALDIVDNIr l I I The Hartford Herat h I I Illinois Central Railroad Tlnio To at Beaver Dam Ky I IblcNorth South Bound No 132405 am No 1211135 pm j ttf No 1221228 pm No 101248 pm No 102248 pm No 131 855 pm 1 E Williams Agt E IIJtl 1 t I IAt A DECALOGUE 4 I FOR THE WIVES i Only After Order of Ten Commandments t IOWA PASTOR HANDS IT OUT Straight from the Shoulder I With Some Very GoodI Suggestions I MAXIMS WORTH RKMEMHKRING J I IThe Ton Commandments for iII Iowa Church Women as gotten up by the Rev Marlon Simms pastor I f of the Presbyterian Church at Vin ton are being discussed In every church circle in the State The La r Society In behalf of the f fdiesI churches of Iowa is talking of i II Iholding Indignation meetings The commandments are however re i ceived with the greatest enthusiasm by the mens clubs of the different r churches G The commandments were pro mulgated by Dr SImms In connec tion with a series of sermons on Domestic Troubles in which he catalogued and defined the troub j I Ileswhich may overtake n husband and wife and cause a break of the tr matrimonial bond At the end of r a sermon addressed primarily tot the women of his congregation Dr t SImms summed up his advice In the following ten paragraphs which have been dubbed Ten Command ments for Iowa Church Women 1 Thou shalt have no other man but thy husband and when another would make love to thee remember that he Is a fool or a knave 2 Thou shalt not forget that the same winsome ways that made thy husband prefer thee to all oth er women are necessary to hold him Verily verily I say unto you rats are as valuable In married life as In courtship 3 Thou shalt not expect thy husband In beginning his life to rlsupportyou on the same plane that I thy father was able to reach after along life of hard work and rigid economy Therefore thou shalt not fret thyself because thy neighbors house Is finer than thine own neither shalt thou burden thy hus band to enable thee to pose as a merchants and a milliners model Thou shalt be a helpmate and not simply a helpeat for verily verily I say unto you that It Is wicKed to keep thy husband only about two stops ahead of the bill collector Neither shalt thou wear abbreviat ed garments that make women look too short and mon too long Thou shalt not place thy social circle clue pleasurable organization or even the Missionary Socie ty before thy home and thou shalt not conclude that an Ideal family Is a husband a bull pup and a ca naryThou shalt seek first to bo a good homemaker housekeeper and cook and then thou must add any other accomplishments that do not interfere with thy chief business In life Thou must not forget that an uncooked applo drove the first hut band from Paradise that a poor mess of pottage differentiated a na tion that a fit of Indigestion lost the battle of Lelpslc and that tea mixed with Improper ingredients cost England the American colo nies and led to the founding of the American Republic And thou shalt not waste E5 worth of time huntingI I for a 10 dress at 978 on bargain J day and compel thy husband to I lunch downtown on buttermilk and i untoiou a good chordsYIthe piano to serve pink tea pre at whist orgies or to be queen Ji JionI bargain hunters Thou shall not gossip In the t p nqhhpj allow the petty vexations of tho s family to disrupt tho family har mony i 7 Thou shall not complain I that thou art tied down to thy a i t home and to thy babies for verily i J verily I say unto you that a woman 1whois unwilling to be tied down i tftosuch is not worthy to be married t to any man Thou shalt remember h that no woman is tied down more to her chiefI business In Ute than IIs a fJ4iJNII l 1A I Jii i +sLi a dN v y pa eA her husband Thou sh6uldst als not intend that womans married life should be one prolonged pleas ore excursion in a rubber tred nu lomobllo on an asphalt road with magnolias blooming on either atdo c Thou 4111 nali ass rv to lI a man to run the politics of the country to rofoiMi tin world to boss thy husbami Ind thin e pectt tho courtesy tho Iota nrilI I devotion that Is duo an uncrowned Queen Verily verily I say unto you that men admire mist the woman of ho clinging variety 9 Thou ubifl not servo punch to thy guests not put up prizes at whist parties ror win them nt thy neighbors tai then leqturo thy husband and cons on tho evils of gambling 10 Thou licit not allow dust to gather on ilu Hlble nor shad thy attendance it the services of thy rhurch doocail 01 the emotion of a passing hour t13 state of the weather or any other unimportant macesCorlell muffs Iowa Cor XiW York World MOTHERS DAY IS SET FOR SUNDAY MAY TUB ISItl In nn article In tho May Wo mans Homo Companion entitled To Celebrato Mothers Day Margaret K Sanpstor states the facts of the celebration as follows The second Sunday in May has In recent years had the distinction of being Mothers Day Services In honor of the mother and In rec ognition of her faithfulness gentleness and devotion to the home are held in many of the churches and In most of the Sunday Schools The white carnation has been se lected as the flower to be worn on the corsage belt or coat lapel on Mothers Day No flower of the garden or field could be a happier choice than this to be worn as Mothers own flower Pure as the drifted snow spicy and fragrant and possessing a lasting quality be yond that of lily or rose the white carnation stands for all that Moth er Is to the family and the race An Old Old Practice A little follow who had Just felt the hard side of a slipper turned to his mother for consolation Mother he asked did grand pa thrash father when he was a lit tle boyYes answered his mother Im pressivelyAnd his father thrash him when he was little YesAnd did his father thrash him YesWell who started this thing anyway to A REAL HKUO IS FOUND IX ONE OF SHIPS CHEW Washington April 26Harold G Lowe fifth officer of the sunken Titanic today lold the Senate Investigating Committee his part In the struggle of the survivors for life following the catastrophe His testimony developed that with a volunteer crew ho rescued four men from the water saved a sink ing collapsible lifeboat by towing It astern of his and took off twenty men and one woman from tho bot torn of an overturned boat Everyone of those under his charge lu landed safely on tho Carpathla From first to last Lowes story showed that he played the man Ordered away In charge of lifeboat No 14 he packed It to Its capacity on the top deck and fearing that some might attempt to jump Into It while It was descending kept up a fusillade from his revolver Once afloat he took charge of a flotilla of small craft which eventually were picked up by the rescue ship without the loss of a life The Last Hcii A farmer whose son was an ap plicant for a position under the Government but had been repeatedly turned down said Well Its hard luck but John has missed that civil service examination again It looks like they jest wont have hlmllWhat was the trouble Well he wuz short on spellln an geography and missed purty fur In mathematics What is he go- Ing to do about IU I duTinoTimes Is mighty hard an I reckon hell have ler go back ter teach In school for a llYln John B Staton Joyce Ky had an oxcepionally severe attack of whooping cough He says If It- hnd not boon for Foleya Honey Ind- Tar Compound I would have bees Compelled to quit work Instead I ever missed a day and Folers Honey and Tar Compound gave me Instant relief and is the only couch medicine we ever use Contains no opiates Sold by all dealers ra For Sale Farms All sizes from 6 to 300 acres We can please you If you want to buy lana A C YEISER CO- Hartford Ky set WimY1K nNEri PDISpit AOXAOHR KIONKYS ANa BtAoom ii 1 tooooooooaoooooooI 0 1OUMS YOULI BNJOV I 0r I 0 The Heralds Special Selections I 0 0 v 01 OUT OF THE DEEP I 1- Tho gray beast of ther north with draws his fangs Tho stars peer through the fog The crouching son Creeps oer the decka chilling misty pall But still she lives Tho boats are gone But one hop there remains The weak are launched save tOI that saintly fewrr Who linger where love binds oer unto death The weak are safe and strong unhindered arms May seize upon a straw and be die gorged From out the vortex of her last long plunge How slow the minutes pass when alls prepared Readys the grave three thousand fathoms deep Ready the mourners circled on the sea And love bids Life farewell athwart the gloom On the last strand of an uncertain thread The stout heart sickens an eternal hour In silence pregnant with the soul wrung prayer End our suspense Be merciful Be swift How slow the minutes pass Ah who shall say for who shall ever know How moved that hour for those to death addressed 1 The coward nerves himself shamed by the brave Yet weep the brave In stronger sympathy For each his naked brother sees at last Poor Dives leaning by yon polish ed rail Turns eyes to Lazarus as poor as he And yon straight soldier envoy unto Kings Squares his strong shoulders and salutes hlsGod Was that a cheer A hymn Or some old song Rousing traditions call In every heart And that deep voice which rises oer the snarl Of wind and water grinding berg and floe Does It appeal to Jove who hath decreed Or head erect adjure all die like men And do the moving lips in this white face Whisper We walt But turn thy pity Lord To such as living died with us each day Sow deeper sinks the seaqueens mighty head Her red heart seachoked gushes scalding mist Her body shudders and her thousand eyesIAre one by one eclipsed till with a sob A submerged gulp whose horror tabs the night Her crowded taftrall leaps upward toward the stars As holding up her sacrifice to Hcavn Night draws her veil The wind along the waves Chants Requlescal t Helps a Indue In Bad Fix Justice Ell Cherry of Glllls Mills Iehn was plainly worried A bad sere on his leg had baffled several doctors and long resisted all reme dies I thought It was a cancer ho wrote At last I used Buck lens Arnica Salve and was com pletely cured Cures burns bolls ulcers cuts bruises and piles 25 cents at James H Williams m AS IIVRON WIIOTE Roll on thou deep and dark blue oceanroll Ten thousand fleets sweep over thee in vain Man marks the earth with ruin his control Stops with the shore upon the watery plain The wrecks are all i1ydeed not doth remainf A shadow of mans ravage save his own When for a moment likeI a drop of rain He sinks Into thy depths with bub bling groan Without a grave unknelld uncof flnd and unknown Lord Byron In Child Haroldc iISTRESSING ACCIDENT =WAR BADIii BURNED When her clothing became Igr i lied from a pile qf loaves that wero burning in thjrellr yard of her home In the BriarField neigh borbood Daviess county Mrs Samuel Whitohouse was horribly burned last Wednesday and her condi L 1 rI 0 AU persons subject to Biliousness Sour Stomach Indl Constipation Headache Dizziness Heartburn 0geslionVertlKO blind staggers Foul Breath Sallow Com plexion or a constant tired discouraged tooling should use HERBINEThe qr at Liver Tonic and Regulator That Has e Dons So Much for the Working Peopler It ist marvelous remedy Iti stimulating effect on a Torpid Liver IsI little less than miraculous 4the most obstinate case rIt few days use curesacts Instantly The first dose brings Improvement a vIctims of TorpId Liver are restored almost In II day Uorblno la a fine ToracleanslnRpld Liver strengthens digestion clears the bowels of constipated conditions regular OW- ElvfryVhonm3tshould havo a bottle of this great regulating medicine It standsJor health for the whole family All who nro constipated bilious or dyspeptic need Its cle Influx ence It fortifies the body agaInst Pneumonia Malaria Chills Brlehts DTaeaso Typhoid Fevers Yellow Fever or any other deadly disease that may be about Price SOc per Bottle JAKES F DAIXAIID PROPRIETOR ST LOUIS 310 For Sore Eyes Granulated LIJ nedneis of the Eyeball Wrote Sight Smnrtlnif Sensation la the Lye use Stephen Ere Salve It Is a remedy of proven merit SOLD ANn RccoMMCNoeoBy HARTFORD DRUG CO HARTFORD KV DONOVAN CO HEAVKfl DAM ICV memIbersMrs Whitohouse In company with her husband and a slater was engaged in burning leaves and brush In the back yard of her home when she accidentally got too near the burning fire and in a moment her body was enveloped in flames Her husband and her sister bear- Ing her cry for help rushed to her assistance and endeavored to extinguish the flames Mr White house suffered several bad burns on her hands whllo Mrs Whitehouses sister was painfully burned on her hands and face Mr Whitehouse fi nally succeeded In extinguishing the flames with the aid of a heavy carpet which he wrapped his wife The entire left aroundII Mrs Whllehouses body was bly burned and great fears are entertained for her recovery Dr Hardwick of Livia and Dr OQrC don of Maxwell attended the In jured woman MR IUIJ IAN RESIGNS I AS ADJUTANT GENERAL Frankfort Ky April 26Adju tant General W B Haldeman of Louisville has resigned his post tion i The resignation was presented to Governor McCreary Wednes I day afternoon and will be accepted at once when the Governor prob = ably will Issue a statement in con nection with the matter It is not yet determined whoII will be Col Haldemans successor The name of Col Desba Brecken ridge of Lexington Is being men tioned and Assistant Adjutant Gen eral Tandy Ellis Is an applicant forII the place The appointment IsII likely to be made at once Mrs Rose A Freeman Clifford t Va says they have long used Fo leys Remedies and want to say att good word for them She writes Foley Kidney Pills cured my hllSII band of a long standing kidney trouble after ho had taken othorii medicines without relief We would not be without Foley Cos medicines In our house for many times their cost Sold by all dealers u rTWO MEN WOUNDED IN A FIGHT OVER AN AX Paducah Ky April 2GOver the ownership of an ax a quarrel resulted Wednesday In which Clam ence Sherrlll was shot through the right hand by Crltt Jones Chins H King senior member of the firm of the SherrlllKlng Lumber Com nany was stabbed In the right breast and cut about the face by Ray Jones tho son of Crlt Jones i All of the men are promtfyint lumI ber dealers I Mr SherrlUs wounds are not serious while Mr Kings wounds will not be serlbua unless complications develop Jones is a lumber linspector and claimed that Shorrill took his ax yesterday He went to the Sher rlllKIng mill Ibis morning and claimed It The general flgLt Tol lowed Jones end his son surrendered t the ponce Mrs R Brant 11115 Paden St Parkersburg W Va hadin attack of la grippe which left her bad kid ney trouble and she suffered much severe pain and backache Then she heard of Foley Kidney Pills and says After taking them a short time the pain left my back and I asp again able t6 do my own housework Foley Kidney Pills helped mo wonderfully Sold by all dealers m I EmphasisWhat of the time is the difference between what we have to SPEND and what VIe HAVE to spend Chll lrr CryF- OR FLETC- HERS9ASTQRI At t ty II IIIllinois CentralI All Train Service Has Been Resum ed by way of Cairo to and from North 6e H BOWER General Passenger Agent 000000000000000RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT 0 DOOOOOOOOOOOOOO Beacon Lodge No 273 I O O F McHenry Ky Whereas God in His Infinite Wisdom has seen fit to call from our midst our beloved Brother D M Duncan who departed this life March 31 1912 therefore be it Resolved 1st That an eminent ly good man has gone eminent as a citizen of our community and as a member of our order for more than 32 years and distinguished during his long business career for probity of character for purity of private life and fldellly In his pub lic station 2d that he lived long and yet we cannot measure him by y ars but by his deeds They live after him and shall live In the influence for the good of those who come after him down to the end of time 3d His exalted character cnli tied him to the love of the entire community and the esteem and re spect of all who knew him 4th We should not mourn his departure Lifes work with him was well done We do and should drop the tear of sympathy with his beloved wife and children over his grave while we rejoice and are glad that Brother Duncan once liv ed Bin That a copy of these reso lutions be spread upon our min utes a copy sent to the bereaved family and a copy bo printed in each of the county papers A THORPE A M SMITH A J WAKELAND Committee a For Sale ixljfivo acres of well Improved Bind in Rough river bottoms 2 miles west of Hartford For further particulars address X care of- The Herald 2tf OEUGATE CHILDREN Made Strong byVinolI I wish I could ilnduce overt moth er who has a delicate sickly child to try your delicious cod liver Iron tonic VlnoL It restored our little daughter to health and strength after everything else had failed It taste BO good she loved totake Itnota bit of cod liver oil taste Mrs 0W Stump Canton OhioThe reason Vlnol Is eo successful In building up puny delicate ailing children Is because It Is a combIna- tion of the two mbal worldfamed ton Jcs Iho medicinal bodybuilding ele meats of cod liver oil aided by tha blood nulking and strengthcreating properties of tonlo Iron If we can Induce you to try a bottle off Vlnol aa a bodrbulldcr and Btreagthcreator for your child and yon dp not find It Is all we claim we will return your money on demand Jiunca H lYlJUiuns Hartford Ky Z Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam Ij- 1QLKIDNEYPilL5 Ii OFi BOURBON POULTRY- CURE lllfchIckenand saves the chicks life thedrtaklatwater PREVENTS DISEASE for the treatment of White Dlarrhoealnchldrt and Blackhead and other dlieasei 1In turkeys 1 BOURBON POULTRY CURE HAS NO EQUAL One SOc bottle nuke 12 gallons i f medicine SOLD I1Y Z Wilbur Mitchell Beaver Dam John A Miller McHenry Ky 1 + + + + + + + + I + + + 1 GO TOT + Oiler Rummage 4 1 + 1 +1 FOR f i + Carpenter and Repair Workr+ TIN WORK and FLUE CAPS + 1 + Pump and Furniture Repairing 4 s +j Soldering and Saw Filing JKig +Tops Covered anti Lined i + You +find us in the Dr John 0- I1I Mitchell office on Main Street t 1 + Beaver Dam 1 Ky + t + + + + + + + + + + + + a Are You Happy c If you are It is safe to say that you enjoy ft good health as it is impOBslbleto bohAppy unless you are well Noted physicians will tell you that bad stomachs and torpid livers 1V are the cause of 05 per cent of all diseases For the past 42 years SEVEN BARKS hasec IJorallSTOMACli di 1uriflerknownIt btl to and keeps your entire system in good con orditioncents a bottle at all druggists Money refunded tit if not satisfied Address i iat LYHAN BROWN 68 Homy SL New YrkNY nth lu McCillf Magazinetit and McCall Patterns I For Women pa- II Have Mere Friends than Dr other tic magazine or patterns McCair fcs the an reliable Faahlon Guide moi4i1y in one million one hundred thousandmrhomes Besides showing all designs ofMcJall Patterns each Issue hee is brimful of sparkling short Stories and helpful Information forwomenho AnMcCGIIatotestste4McCaUEuMiC4Paitl Mondta Eetromp ddaalerorriyis blaher lr baa 1Iteab BuySS McCALLS MAGAZINE 23624 W 37 StNw YrkCyx Ooirir w twanyE I I PAGE 8EVD HISTORYY OF THE GREEK CHURCH Oo1Ig Back NearlY Nine i Hundred Years PROCESSION F HOLY SPIRIT 111 And Discussion of It Caused Thousands of Deaths In Early Centuries GREAT RELIGIOUS U1 IU AVAL Eight hundred and fiftyeight years agoMarch 19 1054tho the Legates of Pope Leo IX laid on Itho altar of St Sophia at Constan ftlnople the sentence of excommunication against the Patriarch splitChristendomn permanent establishment of the Greek Church I1 The trouble which culminated at jtho altar of St Sophia had been brewing for centuries It began t intthe organic differences between the Greek and Latin Intellects The Greek was by nature a disputant while the Latin less inclined to mental Insurgency was practical and by natural bias a believer in authority and discipline- At an early date the church doc tors began discussing the question of the Procession of the Holy Spirit and In the course of the i arguments pro and con tho hottest passion was engendered and in numerable feuds resulted In set tling the matter of the Fllloque thousands of people were killed For 500 years Indeed tho battle I raged between those who maintained that the Holy Spirit proceeded from the Father alone and the others who as stoutly held that the Holy Spirit proceeded from the Father and the Son The West ern or Roman Church held the lat ter view the Eastern or Greek Church the former Harmony appeared to be out of the question there were separa tions and reunions quarrels and armistices until finally the great schism of 1054 came which re suited in tho split between the Eastern and Western wings of the Church a split that has already lasted for almost a thousand years and that shows no particularns- of being bridged over In the future The Greeks converted the Russians and as Russia grew she nat urally became the patron and poi litical support of the Greek Church In the meantime the Turks captur ed Constantinople and ended the Eastern Empire but one by one the little principalities on the northern borders of Turkey broke away from her and gradually became Inde pendent 60 along with Russia and Greece there are now Bulgaria Ser via Roumania etc whose people are largely of the faith of the Greek ChurchIn Greek Church communi cants receive both the bread and the wine the bishops must be un married and priests are not per mitted to marry a second time The liturgy aiN the service gener ally are either in the ancient Greek or old Slavonic The membership of the Greek lChurihJ Is In round numbers 100 000000 87000000 In Russia and 13000000 In Greece Roumania TServIa Bulgaria and the Ottoman gmplreRev Thomas B Greg pry In Chicago Examiner Escapes An Awful Fate A thousand tongues could not ex press the gratitude of Mrs J E of Jollet Ill for her wonder IICox deliverance from an awful fate Typhoid pneumonia had left me With a dreadful cough she writes Sometimes I had such awful coughing spells I thought I would L dieCould get no help from doc d n torsvJTentment or other medicines till I ustod Dr Kings New Discovery But I owo my life to this won- derfull remedy for I scarcely cou h at all now Quick and uife Its f the most reliable of nil throat and uarInnteed ltle free at The May Womans Home I Companion r The War Vomans Home Companion contnlns n most Interesting r account of tho rpcent draiiathatldp s and staging off Louisa M Alcotts i tLlttJWorann It Is quite a rot I jmarKfime story how Miss Alcotts S I heirs havo objected for years to s putting the story on the stage but bow at last they have consented C Among the other articles in the d number are the fpnpwfnX Seeing Europe on 360aDayVfA Mothers Account of Jbo Effect p the 0 Scout Movement on Her son 1nOY1 q nJV fEf fYicIIt ifJFi yti I I r e Women Writers as Humorists How to Attract Birds and the first of a new series on the American Girl by J Nllsen Laurvik On the fiction side the leading contributions are from Kathleen Norris Susan Glaspell Annie Han lltbn Dorinell and Mary Heatb VorsoIn the practical dressmaking housekeeping and entertainment departments appear many Interest Ing contributions among which are articles on Sensible Shoes The Healthy Baby The Practical Kitchen How to Make a Sun- Dial How to Mako a Summer Shack The Appetlzlnz Beefsteak and A Dozen Good Desserts Great Weekly at n Low Price The Cincinnati Weekly Enquirer a twelvepage paper recently trans formed Into the size and appearance ofa daily will be furnished In connection with the Hartford Herald at only 135 for the two papers This price stands good on renewals for The Herald The Weekly Enquirer Is an Ideal newspaper con taining a big variety of reading and is especially suited to the farming classes It In Democratic and pro gressive This is certainly a low price for a lot of good reading tt The May American Magazine Probably the most Important article in the May American Magazine Is a complete and dispassionate ac count of the great strike at Law renco written by Ray Stannard maker Another important contribu tion Is a statement of the relations between Taft and Roosevelt contributed by William Allen White under the title Should Old Ac quaintance Bo Forgot Other ar tlclcs are Freak Plays That Have Decided Baseball Champion ships by Hugh S Fullnrton The New Stagecraft by Walter Prlcli and Eaton La Follottes Autobl ography and The Irresponsible Woman and the Friendless Child by Ida M Tarbell Notable among the pieces or short fiction In the number are Bringing the Years by Kathleen Norrls author of Mother His Upward Stop by Marion Hill and The Man Who Knew Life by Philip Curtiss In the Interesting People do partment there are two unusual short articles one about N C Hanks a sightless armless lecturer who made a great success in the world after one of the most horri ble catastrophes that ever happen ed to a man There is also an ac count of James A Durkin the most famous once boy In tho world In the office of a great Chicago dally he has been for years the universal encyclopedia directory and auto crat The story of Jimmy Durkin Is good amusing reading The Demons of the 8amp Are mosquitoes As they sting they put deadly malaria germs In the blood Then follow the Icy chills and the fires of fever The appetite flies and the strength falls also malaria often paves the way for deadly typhoid But Electric Bitters kill and cast out the malaria germs from the blood give you a fine appetite and renew your strength After long suffering wrote Wm Fretwoll of Lucama N C three bottles drove all the malaria from my system and Ive had good health ever since Best for all stomach liver and kIdney Ills 50c at James H Williams m Great Heeler Needed A shoemaker in this city heads his advertisement as follows Hell In all Its glory Everything now ready for a rush of condemn ed solesMiddletown N Y Cor New York World- HARTFORD i d PROOF Should Convince Every Hart ford Reader The frank statement of a neighbor telling the merits of a remedy Bids you pause and believe The same endorsement By some stranger far away Commands no Relief at all Heros a Hartford case A Hartford citizen testifies Read and be convinced- J A Baird farmer R F D No 3 Hartford Ky says I used only one box of Deans Kidney Pills but that was all I needed to cure me of kidney weakness For somo time I havo been troubled with sharp twinges across my loins As I heard Doans Kidney Pills highly recommended I got a1 supply from the Ohio Connty Drug Co and their use cured mo I can highly recommend this remedy For sale by all dealers Price 50 Rents FosterMllburn Co Buffalo Ncofc Tork sole agents for thc United States 4Remember j the nameDoans and take noother rl l H 1 r I J f j wY CHARGES COLONEL WITH DISPENSING MUCH CASH Tafts Campaign Manager pays Roosevelt Men Are Lavish With Coin Washington April 25 Director McKinley of the National Taft Bureau today issued a statement calling attention to the alleged use of money In the Roosevelt cam paignThe lavish expenditure pf mon ey In this campaign by the backers of former President Theodore Roosevelt says the statement Vhas led to the question being rais ed Were the victories of Roosevelt In Pennsylvania and Oklahoma due to a great popular demand for his renomination or to the use of moneyFurther along Mr McKinley says In no preconvention campaign In the history of the country has money been used in such large sums amounting in view of the general verdict of the country with respect to certain expenditures by Senators of the United States to plain bribery and corruption as has been expended by the backers of Theodore Roosevelt- MrMcKinley declares the Roosevelt forces spent large sums In Ok lahoma that they distributed 100000 In Allegheny county Pennsylvania Including Pittsburgh by Issuing 20000 pieces of script In 5 denomination to messen gers that the total Roosevelt ex penditures In Pennsylvania were between 210000 and 500000 that In New York county alono 200000 was spent In an endeavor to influence the primaries ahd that efforts were made to buy out pre cinct captains in New York In this connection says the McKinley statement one district captain In Now York did sell out to the Roosevelt managers plainly showing that Mr Roosevelt was not the candidate In answer to n great popular demand but the benefic iary of a bag of good hard dollnrs1 HOWS Tins We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that can not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio We the undersigned have known I F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable In all buslnesi transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm Walding Kinnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo U Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Inter nally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 75c per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Halls Family Pills for consti pation UXSUXCS IIKKORS ALSO DKSKKVR GIIKAT PRAISK Washington April 2GTher- eal heroes of the Tltantlc went down to depths unsung and their bravery unheralded and the mil lionaires are getting credit for such a large share of courage that no body has been paying and attention to poor devils said Representa tive Victor L Berger the Wiscon sin Socialist today Every year we kill thousands to save money and pay dividends said Berger The Titanic horror Is only one Instance There are now plenty of bills pending In Congress to safeguard travel just because the millionaires sank with the boatBerger said that while he did not wish to belittle the heroism of the rich that we must not lose sight of tho real heroes who were the working people who stuck to their post of duty A child cant get strong and robust while Intestinal worms eat away Its vitality To give the child i chance to grow these parasites must be destroyed and expelled WHITES CREAM VERMIFUGE Is guaranteed to remove the worms It alsopllts the vital organs In healthy vigorous condition Price 2f c per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug Co Hertford Ky Donovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m TOO POOR TO TAKE OUT- XATUIIAU3ATIOX PAPERS hay Stannard Baker writing a report of tho Lawrence strike In the May American Magazine shows how poverty among tho mill workers of Now England is at such a stage that many foreigners who ire eligible to vote and would like ro voto If they could afford it are unable to because of tho expense of acing out naturalization papers Ono very intelligent Pole whom Mr tinker asked why he did apt become c a1ot IttT 1 f rhiJ1a s coats four dollars to take out pa pers and I have never seen the time when I could spare so much money As a matter of fact only three In ten of the males eligible for citizenship In Lawrence have taken out their naturalization pa pers Mr Baker goes on The result of this condition has been that Lawrence has for years been governed by saloonkeepers diveowners and petty grafters No sooner does a foreigner become a voter than he learns that voting Is to be paid rorIf not In money then in beer and cigars A fine lesson for prospective citizens In American civic Institutions A Companionable Magazine The May Issue of Lippincotts Magazine Is both refreshing and In vigorating welt suited to the sea son of reviving energies The complete novel salient feature IIs Their Great Inheritance a de lightful story of Pennsylvania German life by Elsie SIngmnster who has already made a name for herself along these lines with her clever short stories Another Important contribution Is the first of a series of three hard hitting articles by Hubert Bruce Fuller on How Congress Squan ders Our Money Among the short fictions are Newman Flowers The Little Hand In the Pines a war story Norma Bright Carsons From the Land of the Unborn a sketch suggested Inl Maeterlincks The BlueBird George Allan Englands Prima vera dealing with the spring of tho year and of life Matthew Ualrds The Uloomsburys Trip with Its IcFfou for Bridgelovers Daisy Vanderbnrks Tire Unex pected Express Package Richard J Walsha Two Halves of n Check Eugene Boylana The Black Sheeps Fold and Thomas L Massons A Christian Spirit A Little Tragedy Is a rather remarkable sketch by Margaret Louise London Wnlnuts and Wine the humor department Iiv full of clover things by both known and unknown hu morists Twentieth Century Tray el devoted to automobiling Is conducted by Churchill Williams 00 For cholera morbus cholera In fantum diarrhoea from colds and wind colic McGEES BABY ELIXI IR Is a remedy of extraordinary power It relieves colic paIns In stantly checks diarrhoea and set tles the disordered stomach Price 25c and 50c per bottle Sold by Hartford Drug 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eorneoi elSe gets Wo can favor only one salesman out of each locality The ath anniversary oloor company was celibraird by electing the most modern safe factory In tit world Wide awake men who received our i eprinol selling Inducement reuderedltueceesarytudoubleouroutput Ir many thousands of dollars en larging our ales organization l but to learn nil particular It will eoC you only the price of a postal card ii for Calalogua 16T I IAsk VICTOR i SAFE LOCK CO Our Nsw Home CapacityI 20000 Salts AnnuallyCINCINNATI OHIO The HpraldOniy SILIJU a Year J 11cr TJ iJ i c r- AGE jTI7 ir1 rrTumi l t MA1 11912 I EIGHTTHFHARTFORD HERALDWEDNES1AY I Irr r iyi F The Hartford tk Herald Jt BC H E RAILROAD TIME T1 BLE AT HARTFORD KY t i Tho following L N Time Card I tL3 effective from Monday Aug 21st tfI tNorth Bound 1 J JNo 112 due at Hartford 719 a m i1 No 114 due at Hartford 340 p m to South Bound thi x r jjNo 115 duq at Hartford 845 a m t No 113 duo at Hartford 146 p m ttI t r II E MISCHKE Agt r r I tt- k LIEJSJETERHLLYAND MAYVD About Alleged Statement They Issued THINKS CONFIDENTIAL TALK I Was Not Intended for Publi cation Danger of No Instruction Idea t JAMKS WANTS AX VXMASK1XG April 29Repre IIWtlhlngton James questions tonight ask of I t John C C Mayo and Percy Haly i fromij tile Harmon headquarters here last I r week In which they stated that eighty of IWt counties In Kentucky are for Gov Harmon and so nro they Mr James wants So Itnow why Hnly and Mayo are more confidential with the Harmon head quarters here than with the Democrats at home Tho statement that Haly and are really for Harmon under jlfayai j uninstructed dole the guise of an jr1 IptlonI was evidently given the I Harmon managers as a secret with out thought on the part of the Ken iuckians that it would be issued I publicly In his interview tonight f ISIr James charges that the Issuing I of the statement by the Harmon headquarters was an undoubted n blunder and one lIttlo dreamed of by Haly and Mayo when they utter ed the sentiments ascribed to them t Inquiries at the Harmon headquar ters elicited the assertion that Haly and Mayo called there Friday in person despite reports that Haly was In Frankfort on that day I have all along Insisted that these gentlemen of whom Mr Percy Haly and Mr Mayo are the leaders should uncover their candidate and tell the Democrats of Kentucky whom they really are for under the pretense of an uninstructed dele gation blind said Mr James Now comes the statement issuedII by the Harmon headquarters in the Capital of the nation which shows that Haly and Mayo are more con tiding to the Harmon managers here than they are to the Democra cy at home In Kentucky It is the Rood of the party that prompts these patriotic gentlemen In Wash ington a rush Is made for the Harmon headquarters and the wel come Information Is gleefully Im parted that uninstructed delega tions mean Harmon Why are not Italy and Mayo as confidential with the boys at home as they aro with thin Harmon leaders in Washing ton Do they fear to be frank with the people I have all along known that these gentlemen wore not for Clark I have always believed they wore attempting to deliver our State over to some candidate they bared to openly advocate before the people Now the cat Is out of the bag Beyond question the Har mon headquarters blundered In is suing tho statement Haly and r Kayo no doubt thought they were talking entirely confidential but light sometimes shines where least I f 3calred or expected This incident only serves to em jihaalze the danger of following tho unlnstructed delegation policy If thesis gentlemen aro for Coy Har mon why not say so and not try to Tool the people by claiming to bo ilor an uninstructed delegation Be cause tiioy dont know whom they t Ire for and are trying to do In tho dark that which they fear to at ompt In the light- HalyMiiyn Statement i As Issued from the Harmon head quarters Friday night last tho Ira I lyMayo statement is verbatim as t follows From Harmon National Headquarters New Ebbltt House Wash ington April 26 1912 II Gov Harmon has about eighty Counties In Kentucky out of 119 and wo are hoping for an unln 1t atructed delegation t This statement was mado today by Oen Percy Haly of Frankfort to the heads of Gov Harmons headquarters It confirmed the j s telegram sent earlier this week by State Auditor Henry Boswqrth who said that In his judgment Kentucky would send an uninstructed delega tim to Baltimore despite tho effort of tho Wilson and Clark forces to gain control J C cr Mayo who Is In Wash ington with Gen Haly and other prominent ICentucktans explained the situation In that State as fol lows II The main fight is In Louisville where the city administration may be more or less for Mr Clark While I think that Coy Harmon because of hIs splendid administra tive record in Ohio Is stronge- throughoutlthe1 counties there un doubtedly will be a light in th I State convention Tho majority ofr tho State officers are for Oov Har mon and of course their strength will count In the result A mU1l MKKTIXO IX A I VEIIV IMPORTANT CAUSE The Kentucky Educational Asso ciation which wTll hold Its next an nual session at Louisville on Juno 25 26 and 27 1912 was never more prosperous There was never a time when so many of tho pro gressive teachers of the State were Interested In Its work It has had a phenomenal growth and now has a permanent membership of more than 1200 members Live educa tional topics are discussed by men and women who know Aside from the splendid program the One mu sic and the many other advantages the privilege of seeing old friends and making new ones and In fact the privilege of being a part of such a meotlTiRstlrs tho enthusiasm and sends the teacher back to his work with manyallOW Idea and many a resolution that the stayat home never feels m TllAXKSI Tim MACCAUKKS Ion VAIjVEl FAVORS Hartford Tent K O T M Hart ford Ky- Dear Sir Knights of Maccabees I wish to extend my heartfelt gratitude for the kindness shown me on tho death of my beloved sop Willie P Pirtle Thanks for your promptress in paying his Life Poll WIIHam P Plrtlo cy of one thousand dollars within fifteen days of his death I surely hold In heart kind regards for the Knights of Maccabees for their fra ternal interest Before I close this card of thanks allow me to ask I each member as they bow in prayer I to remember us Willies sweet lltto babe Oran Garland and its mother Sincerely SARAH D PIRTLE MOONLIGHT SCHOOLS IX KENTUCKY MQUXTAIXR i I Washington April 29The pa thetic appeal or a Kentucky moun tall woman 86 years old that she the taught to read that she might have the comfort of her Bible before she died was the Inspirationi fdr tho establishment of tho Hind man Settlement School In an iso hated mountain section of Ken tucky according to Miss Katherine Pettit ft teacher at this school I addrcssIrcatlonal Association in support o the movement to put educational I facilities within reach of tho moun taineers I Tho establishment of Moonlight Schools for men and women Mistt Pettit says is proving a most ben- eficiali work and she believed this philanthropic endeavor should be i encouraged and helped along In ev cry way I IOno of the striking domonstra Lions o the penrt of enlighten I ment among them people Jibs Pet tit said Is tho gradual but certain llmlnatlon of early marriages u+I 1 UPPERCUT FROM THEL FAIR FIGHJEBSfflST Knocks Out Mabel Williams in Seventh Round Girl Wins Championship Saginaw Mich April 26EIn ia private gymnasium fitted up In one of the most prominent residences In Flint with only one womaniand a man as referee present Myrtle Flintrknocked out Mabel Williams aged thneseventh round of a scheduled ten round fight and won the girls championship of Michigan tonight The two fought with eightounce gloves and under straight Queens bury rules Miss Williams who has been known as tho best woman boxer In Michigan for several years was knocked into dreamland with a stiff uppercut after she had se verely punished Miss Havers In the earlypart of the seventh round The two had fiddled through the early rounds feeling each other out and sparring for points But at the beginning of the seventh round the Grand Rapids girl opened up a notch and let loose a volley of straight rights and lefts which caught the Flint challenger on the eyes Mss Haverss right eye was clos ed Then she set sail and began to flail tho air with blows and the uppercut went home Miss Williams stayed down tho ten seconds and was duly counted out Friends of the winner picked her up on their shoulders and decorated her with the club colors pink and whlternd llavoslnLtJl JUiJcagn for a bronze medal which they say will be emblematical of tho girls being champion of the State IK rXIXSTKlXTKI LET THEM UK CLAIRVOYANTS Washington April 26Repro sentative A O Stanley thinks that an unlnstructcd delegation from Kentucky to the Baltimore conven tion should be composed entirely of mindreaders No others need apply Clairvoyants are the only men who even profess to be able to peer Into peoples minds said Mr Stan lov and they prefer to take their subjects one at a time If it iIs seriously entertained which I doubt to send an uninstructed delegatign- I shall Insist that clalrvoyants0pre vail so that the minds of 250000 Kentucky Democrats may be read at Baltimore when a President Is nominatedThose who favor an unlnstruct ed delegation must believe that there Is somewhere a better candi date than Clark Let them name him Otherwise they are In the po sition of backing the field of out siders against a Kentuckian ooooooooooooooooo O b MARRIAGE LICENSE C- oooooooooooooobl James A Ralph Hartford Route 6 to Allle Ralph HartfordRoute 6 Rr L Green Bowling Green to Annie Maddox Rockport- R S Conatser Ennis to Minnie Benton Wysox Ernest Langford Select to Lela Uanney Cromwell Knur tallies inliunclt Alpena Mich April 27Four children two boys and two girls were born yesterday to Mrs E Weneskl who lives at Posen tty vll ago near here All four are healthy The father Is a farmer and the couple have one other Mild Notice All local unions A S of E In Centertown Magisterial District are nailed to meet at Centertown on Saturday May 11 to reorganize a lIstrlct union By order of Center own Local No 597 W E BROWN Pres A ROSS Secy On the Outside Lookln In Col C M Barnett of Hartford s another prominent Kentucky Re uibllcan who was left standing on he outside looking in when tho raft band wagon landed at the re cat State convention CadlzRec ord IFlro destroyed the plant of the fldayIght150000 with 104000 Insurance Dentil of Joseph Mitchell Frledaland Ky April 292Mr osoph Mitchell of Olaton who had eon ill of dropsy for a longtime led Wednesday and his remains zero carried to tho Acton grave ard on Thursday at noon andTthe vrlter conducted tho funeral 4zer lseaat the burying grounds where gk1onIs10 resurrection morn whenjbwe opo to seo him In glory May the 7 IIII We in l up Iu u good Lord bless and keep his fami ly under His sanctifying oraco until they are called homo to glory Is the prayer of the writerH BURCH No 57c2 Report of Condition of the OF HARTFORD At in the State of Ken tacky tit the close of business April Itf 101 i- RESOURCES Loans and Discounts 6039593 Ovedrafts secured and unsecured i neat U S Bonds to secure circulation 2500000 Banking house Furni ture and 100000 Debts in Suit 35661 Due from National Banks t not reserve agents 1109127 Due from State and Pri vate Banks and Bank ers Trust Companies and Banks 180023 Due from approved Reserve Agents 2158662 Checks and other Cash Items 73968 Notes of other Banks 150000 Fractional Paper Cur rency Nickels and Cents 5251 Iiwful Money Reserve in Bank viz Specie 566870 Legaltender notes none 566870 Redemption fund with U S Treasurer 5 per cent of circulation 125000 Total 13044163 LIABILITIES Capital stock paid in 2500000 Surplus Fund 1250000 Undivided Profits less Expenses and Taxes paid 247679 National Bank Notes outstanding s 2500009 Due to State and Prl vate Banks and Bank ers 251667 Individual deposits sub ject to check 3377799 Time certificates of do posit 2911961 Liabilities other than those above stated 5057 Total 13044163 State of Kentucky sct County of Ohio I J C Riley Cashier of the above named bank do solemnly swear that the abov statement is true to thE best of my knowledge and belief- J C Cashier Subscribed and SWami to before m this 25th day of April 1912 VL MOSFLEY Notary Public My commission as Notary Public expires March 15 1914 Correct Attest O BVLIKENS ALVIN ROWE Ip STEVENS tj TheArt Exhibit not a shoemaking genius as well as a Rembrandt a Millet And why not a shoemaking worth as well as a dressmaking Worth There isas an inspection 1of the new Queen Quality models we now have on dis play will prove Many of the new Queen Quality Boots I might aptly be called art creations so really beautiful are they They stand out from the average shoes as does a beautifully gowned woman amongst the commonplace Yet an interesting feature of Queen Quality Shoes is their moderate price35o and 400 for Custom Grade 300 and 350 for the Regular Give us the pleasure of demonstrating the merits of these exceptional shoes have everything Dry Goods to fit Milady in her New Spring Toggery E P Barnes Bro DAM KENTUCKY the First National Bank Hartford Fixtures Savings National RJLEY iiDirectors I M1rrJl1Intidlltil1lltallq WBY BEAVER 1 1ADIHUCOI April 26Mlss Oda Raymon accompanied by Mr Clarence Gil more of Knottsvllle visited Miss Odas parents Mr and Mrs John Raymon here Saturday and Sun dayMr John Wes Keown wife and children visited Mr Clarence Pat ton and family near Tatty Wed nesday night and Thursday Miss Inn Patton who has been visiting in Owensboro has return ed homo The party at Oscar Sapps Sat urday night was largely attended All report n splendid time Mr C L Patton is at Ralph ta- I day on business Esq J L Patton passed through here Monday enroute to Buford to see about the roads V Mr and Mrs John Raymon will go to Pleasant Ridge tomorrow to see their daughter Zoda who Is there in school ISIMMONSI the wife of Mr Fred Tatum on the 23d Inst a I girl Mother and child doing well and Fred Is happy Dr Lake was the attending physician Chestnut Camp 393 of Simmons claims to have the fastest growing camp in this section of the State newIIII There have been twentytwo members added in less than two months Miss Elizabeth McKinney Jones villo Wls Is visiting her sister Mrs Guy Rannoy of this place Miss Minnie Tinsley left Sunday for Bowling Green where she has gone to attend a nursing school s The party at Mr J L Hudsons Saturday night was largely attended Mr and Mrs Robert Swain of Rockport Ky visited Mr and Mrs S E Hohelmer hero Sunday r Work In the mines here has been suspended for one month on nc count of the miners and operators tailing to Igreeonawagescaitt for the next two years There Is no settlement In sight yet Mr Fred Tatum sold a fine horse to Mr i Francis Considera tion 9100 1 When your food does not digest well and you feel blue tired and discouraged you should use a litS tie HERBINE at bedtime It opens the bowels purifies the system and restores a fine feeling of health andienergy Price SOc Sbld by Hart ford Drug Co Hartford Ky Don ovan Co Beaver Dam Ky m fabribee for Thes BddI1 a Tear Reduced Prices rt O- NMERCHANDISE l WHILE THE GOODS LAST Best Java Coffee per lb20o2 bbls Best Gran Sugar 16 lbs while it lasts 100 4 Latest Styles in Chicago Millinery Prices right VitalitFlour per bbl 550 i Two other grades at same price Big Deal Soap 7 bars for U 25o Clean Easy Soap 0 bars for 25o All other brands 6 bars for 25c A number of nice Suits of Furniture from 2000 to 2800 Oak finishBargains pricesRight5Wf iBesee our Farm I ing Implements Plows Drills Culti I FenceIof all kindsIt Bacon by the side per Ib 18Jo quantitylaststry Star Bmnd Shoes OxSFords E S McMILLAN Qenterto 1 BUT

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